Anniversary Celebration For Mrs O J Halle At Home
A large 26th anniversary party for Mrs O J Halle on Cherry Street featured cards with prizes won by Mrs Ella Cromwell Amos Siegfried and Mr and Mrs H P Stockman. A word contest went to Mrs Lucy Buchanan, with green and white decor and a late supper for 36 guests. The hostess received a chocolate set and hand-painted berry set. her sister in law Mrs Goldie Humble assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Halle
Cherry Street
Ella Cromwell
Amos Siegfried
H. P. Stockman
Lucy Buchanan
Inlaw
Goldie Humble
Kensington Girls Club Meeting At Mrs Wilsons Home
The 8 8 8 Kensington girls were invited to Mrs. Marie Wilson's Highland avenue home Thursday for sewing. A sham rock centerpiece collation followed in the afternoon. Miss Olive Preston of Pittsburg street will host the Kensington in two weeks. Mrs Wilson plans to entertain the 6 8 B Card club next Wednesday evening.
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Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Kensington
Miss Oliverston
Pittsburg Street
Mrs. Wilson
Kensington Club Hosts Charming Elm Street Tea
Mrs Norman Treser presided as Mrs Jennie M Pleming entertained the Edis Tsae Kensington group Thursday afternoon. Yellow and white decorations highlighted the luncheon. Guests departed hopeful to meet next Friday afternoon with Miss Agnes Burns of Pine Street.
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Edis Tsae
Blevins Millinery Introduces Ramsey's Spring Line
Miss Ramsey returned from New York with a complete spring millinery line. Visit Blevins at 215 East North Street to see the latest hats and styles offered by W. J. and M. BE.
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Miss Ramsey
New York
East North Street
W. J. & M. Be, Blevins
Rebekah Lodge Hosts Visiting Delegations
The Rebekah lodge enjoyed a bright gathering Thursday evening with visitors from Sharpsville and Ellwood City. Forty seven guests from Sharpsville and seven from Ellwood City attended. a pink and green color scheme framed rooms and a fine lunch followed. Mrs. Mary Rae was elected a delegate to the May convention at Ben Avon.
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Rebekah Lodge
Sharpsville
Ellwood City
Mary Rae
Ben Avon
Missionary Delegates Elected From Highland Church
Highland United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society selects Mrs J H Frew Mrs B S Sampson Mrs J Welch and Mrs R H Gaephens as delegates to the Beaver Falls convention on April 9. Officers chosen include President Mrs D F Ralph and Vice Presidents Mrs B S Sampson and Mrs R H Stephens with Mrs T A Gilkey as Secretary and Mrs John Welch as Treasurer. Next meeting set for April 16 with Mrs John Welch at Leasure Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Frew
S. Sampson
John Welch
R. H. Gaephens
Beaver Falls
Woman's Missionary Society
Highland United Presbyterian Church
T. A. Gilkey
Rhodes
D. F. Ralph
8. S. Sampson
R. H. Stephens
Leasure Avenue
Evening Club Hosts Green and White Evening
Miss Ethel Ashmore of Highland avenue entertained the Evening club members Thursday night with sewing and a stitch contest. Refreshments followed as green and white decorations set the theme. Miss Jean Buxton of North street is named hostess for the next gathering in two weeks.
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Ethel Ashmore
Highland Avenue
Jean Buxton
North Street
Informal Gathering at Erie Avenue Home Entertainment
A party of friends gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Leroy Taylor on Erie Avenue Thursday evening. Festive green and white decorations with shamrocks enhanced the rooms. Guests played a five table game of 500 and later enjoyed a choice collation.
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Leroy Taylor
Erie Avenue
Central Christian Church presents Columbia cantata
Under Thomas W. Johns leadership the bible school of Central Christian church performed a patriotic cantata titled Columbia on Tuesday evening. The church edifice was filled and the event was a financial success.
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Thomas W. Johns
Bible School of the
Central Christian Church
Columbia
YMCA Auxiliary Plans 4 PM Parlor Meeting
Miss Jane Edmunds of Wallace Avenue hosts Saturday afternoon Kensington gathering in the parlors at four o'clock. Maude and Edna Young of Walnut Street will entertain a six o'clock dinner.
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Jane Edmunds
Wallace Avenue
Kensington
Maude
Edna Young
Walnut Street
Chewton Couple Hosts Fond Memory Party
Mr and Mrs William Ritchie of Chewton hosted a gathering that left guests with lasting memories of good cheer and companionship during a cheerful social event.
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William Ritchie
Chewton
Fulton Market Opening Saturday Adds Souvenir Carnation
The Fulton Market will open on Saturday March 21 offering fruits vegetables and country produce with a carnation souvenir for shoppers.
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Reliable
Fulton
Duffords Carpet Sale Hint at Large Stock and Hold Policy
A local advert invites customers to select carpets or rugs with a small deposit to hold for them. It promises the largest stock ever and prices designed to move goods.
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Duffords
East Side Butter Company on Pittsburg Street
A fragment notes the East Side Butter Company located at 70 Pittsburg Street with an incomplete line promising more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side Butter Company
Pittsburg Street
Honoring Hazel on Wednesday Evening Festivities
A family celebration in honor of Hazel featured games and music with refreshments. Attendees included Maude Guy Mary Federkiewics Helen Federkiewics Esther Connor Cassie Guy Nora Ritchie Julia Riego Nellie Douglas Mary McConahy Ethel McConahy Myrtle Ritchie Hazel Ritchie Oliver Hoaklin William Shallenberger George Connor John Ritchie Louis Federkiewicz Howard Barris and Harry Fury.
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Hazel
Maude Guy
Mary
Helen Federkiewics
Esther Connor
Cassie Guy
Nora Ritchie
Julia Riego
Nellie Douglas
Ethel McConahy
Myrtle
Hazel Ritchie
Oliver Hoaklin
William Shallenberger
George Connor
John Ritchie
Louis Federkiewicz
Howard Barris
Harry Fury
Protected Home Circle Meeting Initiates New Class
The Protected Home Circle held a large gathering on Thursday with many members present. Several candidates were initiated by the new ladies degree team. A social period followed with lunch by the Ladies League. Carl Myland performed a comic selection and Alma Updegraff with Charles Isaacs sang a duet. The lodge plans a big April 2 meeting to initiate about 50 candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ League of the Order
Carl Myland
Alma Updegraff
Charles Isaacs
Birthday Surprise Honors James McClelland
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClelland hosted a Thursday birthday surprise for their son James at State Street home. About 20 guests enjoyed music and dancing with Arthur McClelland performing saxophone solos. Gifts included a bible and various presents while King McClelland of Pittsburgh and Mr. Fink of Wisconsin attended from out of town.
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Robert McClelland
State Street
James
Arthur McClelland
King McClelland
Pittsburg
Mr. Fink
Wisconsin
Miss Lila Allen Celebrates Seventh Birthday at Home
Miss Lila Allen, daughter of Mr and Mrs T D Allen of West South Street, turned seven on Thursday and hosted a merry gathering of playmates at 5 pm. They played games, moved to the dining room at 6 for refreshments, and the hostess received many beautiful presents.
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Lila
T. D. Allen
West South Street
Ladies' Aid Hosts All Day Meeting at Mrs Fehrenbaugh Home
The Ladies' Aid society of St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church gathered at Mrs Edward Fehrenbaugh's Phillips Street home for an all day meeting. A large number attended with social chat during the day and a noonday dinner followed by sewing in the afternoon.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward Fehrenbaugh
Phillips Street
Mt Jackson Dinner Honors Sixteen Friends at Mrs Woods Home
Mrs John Woods of Mt Jackson entertained sixteen friends at a prettily appointed noon dinner with pink and white decor. An informal afternoon with music followed the meal.
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John Woods
Mt. Jackson
Alameda Club Meets Strayer Guests on Thursday Evening
Members of the Alameda club met with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Strayer of Grimes and Lyndal streets Thursday evening, following its usual order of business. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fisher were the honor guests.
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Alameda Club
J. W. Strayer
Grimes and Lyndal Streets
W. H. Fisher
Local Young Women Host Weekly Sewing Circle Meet
Miss Mary Whitman of Phillips street hosted the group after a period of games and refreshments. Miss Florence Whittaker of Young street hosted the next gathering with sewing as the main diversion, and Miss Florence Baird of Neshannock avenue will entertain the group next week.
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Mary Whitman
Phillips Street
Florence Whittaker
Young Street
Florence Baird
Neshannock Avenue
Mezeppa Club Girls Enjoy Delightful Evening Meeting
The Mezeppa club girls had a pleasant gathering last evening hosted by Miss Nettie Burnsides of State Street. A choice luncheon was served and Miss Abby Hopkins of Lyndal Street will be hostess in two weeks.
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Mezeppa Club
Nettie Burnsides
State Street
Abby Hopkins
Lyndal Street
Butler Couple to Wed in City March 26
Miss Elsie Hilliard formerly of Butler will marry Mr Earl Hoffman of this city next Thursday evening March 26. Miss Hilliard works at the College dining hall and Mr Hoffman is a longtime employee of the tin mill.
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Butler
Elsie Hilliard
Earl Hoffman
Miss Hilliard
College
Hoffman
Highland 500 Club Hosts Afternoon of Diversion
About 500 attendees joined the Highland club gathering Thursday hosted by Mrs. R. W. Jackson of Leasure avenue. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. W. S. Mears and Mrs. 8S. M. Matheny. A choice rejection was served at the close.
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Highland 500 Club
R. W. Jackson
Leasure Avenue
W. S. Mears
8S. M. Matheny
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown
Edwin Rees of Sharon and Frances Wallace of this city have been granted a marriage license in Youngstown.
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Youngstown
Edwin Rees
Sharon
Frances Wallace
Emma Baumann Participation Noted from Pittsburg
Miss Emma Baumann of Pittsburg, formerly of this city, took part in the event, signaling a notable transfer of residence and continued involvement in local affairs.
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Emma Baumann
Pittsburg
Musical Program at Pittsburg Home Honoring Miss Florence Fisher
A musical program was given at the home of Miss E Lucille Miller of Pittsburg on Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Florence Fisher with friends and local entertainers participating.
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E. Lucille Miller
Pittsburg
Florence Fisher
Reading Room Committee Meeting Noted
The Reading Room committee of the Y. W. C. A. will meet Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the association rooms.
Local Names in Beaver Falls District Notices
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals including Edward Hofmeister Edith Veon Peter Pecorure Maria Maccerelli Edgar Powell associated with New Castle and Beaver Falls. No coherent event or action is discernible from the readable text. Further context is required to form a complete notice.
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Edward C. Hofmeister
Little Beaver
Edith G. Veon
Cce
Beaver Falls
Peter Pecorure
New Castle
Maria Maccerelli
Edgar V. Powell
Accee
Fpolk Segggs
County Superintendent Gilmore Addresses Mt Jackson Institute
County Superintendent of Schools Lee W. Gilmore delivered an excellent address at the Mt Jackson Institute held in the High School hall on Thursday evening.
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Lee W. Gilmore
Mt. Jackson Institute
Red Tomatoes on Sale at Union Market Pittsburg Street
Price article notes fancy red tomatoes priced at 10 cents per pound at Union Market located on Pittsburg Street. Market segment highlights value produce and local shopping option.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Duffords Special Carpet Sale Window Stock Prices
Duffords announces a special sale on carpets and rugs with visible stock and price highlights on display at 17912. Consumers are invited to view the window and consider discounts during the promotion in the shop.
Bridge Washed Away in Little Beaver Run
Little Beaver township road supervisors reported to the county commissioners that the bridge over a run near the creamery was washed away. They were told to preparе a temporary bridge until the amount of damage is assessed.
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Little Beaver Township
Old German scientist claims cure for piles
An old German scientist says he discovered a positive cure for piles regardless of severity. The mix includes 6 drops Carbolic Acid 1 dram Zotan 1 to 2 ounces Zine Ointment applied night and morning and permanent relief is promised. Drug stores stock these ingredients.
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Stillman
Stillman’s
Coates
Maire Or
Coats
Boston Garters
Conan
Accuar
Worth
East Washington Street
New Castle, PA
Rank Tafpetticoats
Blevins’ Millinery
Mather Brothers Co
Washington Street
Rebekah
Taylor
Metzler
Fulton Market
P. H. C. Gatherin
Party For Children
Kensington Club
Musicale
Congress
D. R. Bollard
Institute
W.C. Welker
MVIL
Lawrence Savings and Trust
Bell Phone
Newe
Gordon's Grocery Store
North Mill Street
India
Clare P. Dushane
Cur
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