Harbison Hosts Basket Club Event In East Street
Mr and Mrs A W Harbison hosted the Basket club on Friday with committee members Mrs J N Martin Mrs B A Young and Mrs Harbison. Dinner at seven followed by card games. Out of town guest Thomas Kirk of Bozeman Mont plans to return visit when Mr and Mrs David Jameson host the club in three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Basket Club
J. N. Martin
B. A. Young
Harbison
Thomas Kirk
Bozeman
Mont
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Choir Hosts Brooks at First Christian Church Social
Reverend and Mrs. C. B Brooks of Highland Avenue entertained the church choir and Mrs Brooks Sunday school class on Friday evening. An informal musical program was followed by games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 8. Brooks
Highland Avenue
First Christian Church
Brooks
Coterie Club Euchre Held at Mrs Cooper Home
Four tables hosted members of the Coterie club for euchre at the home of Mrs H K Cooper on North Mercer street Friday evening. Flowers provided decoration and refreshments were served. Honor guests were Mr and Mrs J H Cox. The next meeting is set for Thursday evening with Mrs Alfred Grant on West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coterie Club
H. K. Cooper
North Mercer Street
J. H. Cox
Alfred Grant
West Washington Street
Harrington sisters attend Pittsburg concert with Nordica
Misses Ethel and Lenore Harrington of Wallace Avenue were in Pittsburg Saturday afternoon to hear the Pittsburg Orchestra perform in the Exposition Hall with Mme Lillian Nordica as the soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel
Lenore Harrington
Wallace Avenue
Pittsburg
Exposition Hall
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Pleasant Surprise on Anniversary Celebrated at Meehan Home
A group of about 50 friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Meehan on Hamilton street Friday to mark their 10th wedding anniversary. Guests presented a large collection of china as a keepsake. The event featured cards, diversions, and a well-filled lunch basket, with several out-of-town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Meehan
Hamilton Street
Meehan
E. R. Davis
Homestead
John Welker
Struthers
Frank McBride
James Meehan
James Meehan, Jr
Lawrence Meehan
Lowellville
Surprise Birthday for Miss Gertrude Biddle
A Thursday evening gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Erney Biddle's English Avenue home honored their daughter Miss Gertrude with gifts, games, music, and refreshments. Attendees included Rhoda Owery Sadie Owery Mrs. Kahler Mary Sankey Clara Kline Bessie Parsons Minnie Biddle Topsy Morrow Grace Parks Ada Harris Ray Samuels Melvin Kelly Elmer Welker Clair Montgomery David Parks William Daniels Wesley Biddle and out of town guests Mrs Bessie Robinson Harry Robinson Virginia Robinson Sebring Ohio Miss Reeher and Charles Reeher Sharon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erney Biddle
English Avenue
Miss Gertrude
Rhoda Owery
Sadie Owery
Charles Kahler
Mary Sankey
Clara Kline
Bessie Parsons
Minnie Biddle
Topsy Morrow
Grace Parks
Ada Harris
Ray Samuels
Melvin Kelly
Elmer Welker
Clair Montgomery
David Parks
William Daniels
Wesley Biddle
Bessie Robinson
Harry and
Virginia Robinson
Sebring
Miss Reeher
Charles Reeher
Sharon
Sorosis Club Elects New Officers and Plans Guest Day
At the Friday meeting Mrs. Ira S. Fulkerson presided as officers were elected for Sorosis. President Mrs. Scott Paisley, Vice president Mrs. E. A. Fenton, Secretary Mrs. Ira Fulkerson, Assistant secretary and treasurer Mrs. J. R. Ralph, Referee Mrs. J. B. Love. A guest day is set two weeks from Friday with each member allowed to invite one friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Frank R. Woods
Sheridan Avenue
Ira S. Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
Scott Paisley
E. A. Fenton
Ira Fulkerson
J. R. Ralph
J. B. Love
Highland 500 Evening Club Entertained at North Beaver
Mr and Mrs A C Hileman hosted the Highland 500 Evening club on North Beaver street Friday. Card favors went to Mrs W B Mears and J F Leonardson. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hileman with daughter Hazel and Miss Isabelle Hileman assisting. Special guests were Miss Jean Kaufman and Mac Jackson. Mr and Mrs R W Jackson of Leisure avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Hileman
North Beaver Street
Highland 500 Evening Club
W. 8. Mears
J. F. Leonardson
Ira
S. Fulkerson
North Jefferson Street
W. E. Porter
A. W. Harbison
Fast Street
Grace Morton
Luther Burbank
John Searight
E. A. Donnan
Henry Crooks
Darwin
W. P. Hanna
Ella T. Hays
Ladies auxiliary euchre at McCready home on Court Street
The Ladies auxiliary of the B. of R. T. hosted a large euchre at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCready's Court Street home on Friday evening. Red white and green decorations adorned the house. Prizes went to Mrs. Shira Miss Fout Wylie Patterson and W. C. Crane after a social hour with music and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of R. T
J. W. McCready
Court Street
Euchre
Miss Grace Vandivort Hosts 500 Party At Home
Miss Grace Vandivort entertained a group at her parents home on Milton Street Friday evening. The 500 event awarded favors to Miss Marian Hoover and Miss Ruth Armstrong. Green and white colored the centerpiece refreshments. A second 500 party was held Saturday afternoon by Miss Vandivort for a separate group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Vandivort
Darley Vandivort
Milton Street
Marian Hoover
Ruth Armstrong
Miss Vandivort
West Side W C T U Holds Neal Dow Meeting
The West Side W C T U met at Mrs. A. E. Bartlett on Sankey street Friday evening. Mrs. Braham spoke on Mrs. Armour's lecture at Beaver and refreshments followed. The next gathering will be in two weeks with Mrs. Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Dow
A. E. Bartlett
Sankey Street
Braham
Armour
Beaver
Calvert
Miss Cora Ritchie Hosts X Y Z Club Sewing Afternoon
Almost all members of the X Y Z club attended Friday afternoon at Miss Cora Ritchie of Wallace Avenue as hostess. Guests sewed together and enjoyed refreshments served during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
X. Y. Z. Club
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Tuesday Night Club Entertainment By Mr and Mrs Greer
The Tuesday Night club will be entertained Tuesday evening by Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Neal Dow Meeting Set At Mrs Dunlap Home
Future Events announces a Neal Dow meeting hosted by Mrs H R Dunlap at 57 North Walnut Street on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Dow
H. R. Dunlap
North Walnut Street
Duffords Rugs Special Sale Best for Money
The ad touts Duffords stock of rugs and carpets as best for money with a special sale ongoing. Includes location 17913.
Fancy White Florida Celery Sold at Union Market
A market listing advertises fancy white Florida celery at 10 cents a bunch at the Union Market on Pittsburg Street, 18012, alongside Hanna's Green Seal Paint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Hanna
Five OClock Tea Sets Elegant Weekend Tone
Social notes describe a Friday 6 o'clock tea hosted by Misses Maude and Edna Young of Walnut Street with 30 guests. Yellow and white Décor, Easter box favors, dominoes after tea, and plans for future entertainments and club events are detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Edna Young
Walnut Street
W. H. Young
Grace Bagnall
Jessie Thorn
Mildred Dickson
Lou Hawk
Ralph Stambaugh
Grace
Youngstown
Young
Missionary Meeting At Mrs Rutter House
A Women's Home Missionary Society gathering at First Methodist church held at Mrs W F Rutter on Epworth Street Friday afternoon. Mrs Gram Curtis spoke on Citizens of Tomorrow and Miss Ada Newton discussed the Spanish speaking people followed by a discussion and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Rutter
Epworth Street
Women's Home Missionary Society
The
First Methodist Church
Banquet Planned by Slippery Rock Alumni Association
Final arrangements are completed for the annual Slippery Rock State Normal School Alumni banquet to be held at the I. O. O. F. hall on Neshanock avenue Friday evening March 27. Attendees must notify the committee by March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock State Normal School Alumni Association
Neshanock Avenue
Oratorio Society and reading circles schedule
The Oratorio society meets at 8 o clock Monday. Three reading circles meet at 3 o clock. Lawrence County L T L hosts its third teacher reception at Mrs G B Inghams home Falls street with guests from Highland avenue high school and East annex schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Reading Circles
Lawrence County L. T. L
G. B. Ingham
Falls Street
Highland Avenue
High School
East Annex
Social entertainments listed for clubs this week
The text notes upcoming social events with the S A R girls and visiting young gentlemen on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and the L I G N club hosting the following Tuesday evening. It records schedule details and guest groups for these club gatherings.
C T C Club Hails Miss Hattie Beck With Gift
The C T C club gathered Friday evening to honor Miss Hattie Beck of Terrace avenue with a gold watch fob. A music and games period followed the luncheon. The next meeting will be hosted by Miss Anna Boalick of High street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. C. Club
Hattie Beck
Terrace Avenue
Anna Boalick
High Street
Unexpected Club to Meet at Zahniser Home
Mr and Mrs George Zahniser of Highland avenue will entertain the Unexpected club Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zahniser
Highland Avenue
Miss Mayme Hogue Hosts L. I. G. N. Club Evening
Miss Mayme Hogue of Vinestreet entertained the members of the L. I. G. N. club Friday evening with a games and cards session of social fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Hogue
Vinestreet
L. I. G. N. Club
B A G Girls Entertained By Miss Anna Rhodes
Miss Anna Rhodes of Croton avenue entertained the B A G club Friday evening. During the several hours refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rhodes
Croton Avenue
B. A. G. Club
Mastriani Reali Granted Marriage License in Youngstown
A marriage license was issued in Youngstown to Joseph Mastriani and Virginia Reali, both residents of the city, formalizing their forthcoming nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Joseph Mastriani
Virginia Reali
Local social notes and visits across towns and cities
Will Hartland and Dave Hartland travel to Cleveland for an extended stay. Mr and Mrs E R Davis of Homestead visit Mr and Mrs James McBride of North Street. W D Edwards and wife from Youngstown visit daughter Mrs W H Davis of Phillips Street. Katherine Bovard of Pittsburg visits Aunt Mrs H D Crawford and family on Court Street. Norman Rogers Jr from Wallace Avenue home from Culver Academy for spring vacation. Mrs J Campbell Liebendorfer leaves for visit with sister Mrs W B Kay of McKeesport. Anna Richards and Anna Hartland return from Pittsburg visit. Thomas Kirk of Bozeman Montana visits brothers C J Kirk and Howard M Kirk. Jessie Thorn and Mrs Ralph Youngstown visit Mr and Mrs W H Young and family on Walnut Street. Lillian Lindsey, long with Mears millinery in Pittsburg, becomes head sales lady at Mellin’s store in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Davis
Homestead
James McBride
North Street
W. D. Edwards
Youngstown
W. H. Davis
Phillips Street
Katherine Bovard
Pittsburg
H. D. Crawford
Court Street
J. Campbell Liebendorfer
Walnut Street
W. B. Kay
McKeesport
Anna Richards
Anna Hartland
East Long Avenue
Thomas Kirk
Bozeman
Mon
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Howard M. Kirk
Moody Avenue
Jessie Thorn
Ralph Stambaugh
Grace
W. H. Young
Lillian Lindsey
Mears’ Millinery
Mellin’s
Secretary of Agriculture Defends Stamp Isn’t a Guarantee
The secretary of agriculture opposes the idea that government stamps guarantee quality. He states Uncle Sam inspects but does not insure buyers against adulteration. Government acts to uphold standards, but manufacturers who add other materials must be held accountable, not the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Uncle Sam
The New Quartz Industry Advances In Smelting Uses
The article notes rising industrial importance of smelting quartz to cast into vases capsules crucibles hollow tubes and more. Quartz melted in electric furnaces yields iridescent glass used for jewels ornaments and lab apparatus in laboratories.
Blevins Millinery Offers New Spring Line
Miss Ramsey returns from New York with a complete spring millinery line and invites customers to see the collection at 215 East North Street by W. J. and M. E. Blevins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ramsey
New York
East North Street
W. J
M. E. Blevins
Special Carpet and Curtain Sale at Duffords
Retail notice for Duffords at 17913 advertising a special sale on carpets rugs and curtains with window stock and price savings. The ad emphasizes money savings for customers and highlights merchandise available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffords
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian
Winifred Lloyd
Flossie Armstrong
Elizabeth Sankey
Olive Hay
Erma Wahls
Paul Marquis
H. C. Steen
Fred Woods
Jerusalem
Jere Bauman
Mme. Nordica
Biles
Biles Art Shop
Highland
Olive Miller
Pine Street
Missionary Meeting
Slippery Rock Banquet
Edis Tsae
Evenue
Rogers
Horton Hardware CO
New Castle, PA
North Mill St
Will Hartland
Dave Hartland
Cleveland
Norman Rogers, Jr
Culver Academy
Culver, Ill
Blevins’ Millinery
Copenhagen
Cypser
North Mill Street
Mellin’s Store
Gowan
Clutton
Eugene Heard
Penn Ave
Pgh
Nabob
House OF Quality
E. P. Frey & Bro
East
Washington Street
William Carlisle Bell
Charles Craig Bell
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