Large Stag Party Celebrates 50th Birthday in Crawford Ave Home
A surprise party for Joseph Ligo on his 50th birthday brought 36 guests to his Crawford avenue home. Attendees from nearby homes enjoyed euchre and games, then presented gifts including a diamond and pearl pin, a smoking jacket, and a leather arm chair. Distant guest Dr. R. Davis attended. luncheon followed late.
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Joseph Ligo
Crawford Avenue
Mrs. Ligo
Mr. Ligo
J. M. Hanna
Local social scenes feature dinners and card parties
Mrs. John Anderson hosts D. of A Kensington dinner. Mrs. R. B. Jameson hosts the Girls club in honor of Miss Jean Norris. Mrs. O. H. P. Brown’s home hosts 2:30 pm event with various tea and card gatherings. Numerous marriages announced in the area including Miss Elsie Hilliard with Earl Huffman and Miss Alma Stevenson with Frank Cartwright, Youngstown.
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John Anderson
Pearson Street
A. Kensington
R. B. Jameson
Girls” Club
Jean Norris
O. H. P. Brown
North Mercer Street
Elsie Hilliard
Earl Huffman
Alma Stevenson
Hamilton Street
Frank S. Cartwright
County Line Street
Youngstown
J. 8. Martin
Oak Street
Charles Turner
Card Club
Utopia Club
Thomas Book
Alexander Hartman
Croton Avenue
Winona Club
Eureka Hall
William Smith
Fairmont Avenue
North Highland Euchre Club
James Sadler
East Division Street
Kensington
Olive Miller
Pine Street
Alfred Grant
West Washington Street
Coterie Club
D. of
D. of A. Kensington At Dinner. the Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Sharon Lodge
Harold Bleakley
Neshannock Avenue
Nixon club gathering at Norris residence in Walnut Street
Meeting with Mr and Mrs J W Norris of Walnut street Tuesday evening the Nixon club spent several delightful hours in their home. Cards provided entertainment and at the end favors went to Mr and Mrs William Reader Mrs Edward Marshall and William Wolford. A lunch followed and brown and white decor enhanced the event. The club will meet again in two weeks at Mr and Mrs Seth Marshall home on East street.
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J. W. Norris
Walnut Street
Nixon Club
William Reader
Edward Marshall
William Wolford
Seth Marshall
East Street
Birthday party honors Fern Graham at Pittsburg Street home
A Monday celebration marking the third birthday of Fern Graham was hosted by Mr and Mrs John Graham on Pittsburg street. The party featured red, white and blue decorations and place cards with greetings. Guests included Mrs Jessie Broadbent and daughter Emily and son James Leary, Mrs Edward Rentz and daughter Frances, Mrs Beeler and daughter Donna.
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John Graham
Pittsburg Street
Fern
Jessie Broadbent
Emily
James Leary
Edward Rentz
Frances
Beeler
Donna
Temple Club Dance and Card Party at I O O F Hall
A large crowd gathered at the I O O F hall on Neshannock avenue for a Temple club dance and card party on Tuesday evening. Dancing ran from 8:30 to 12 with a short intermission for refreshments. The floor was in excellent condition and the event was a great success. the next party is planned shortly after Easter.
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Neshannock Avenue
Temple Club
Miss Greer Hosts Card Party For Guest Miss Kellogg
Miss Amanda Greer entertained a party of friends on Wednesday afternoon at cards in honor of Miss Edith Kellogg the house guest of Miss Florence Henderson. The event took place on North Jefferson Street and Brookline Mass connections were noted with courtesy greeting from Lincoln Avenue hosts.
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Amanda Greer
North Jefferson Street
Edith Kellogg
Brookline
Mass
Florence Henderson
Lincoln Avenue
Guardians of America Initiates Five Members at McGoun Hall
Five candidates were initiated at the Guardians of America meeting in McGoun hall Tuesday evening. Several applications for membership were read and considered. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks.
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The
Guardians of America
McGoun Hall
Gilmore Dance Draws 60 Couples at Peerless Hall
More than 60 couples attended the Gilmore dance in Peerless hall on Tuesday evening. The music was excellent and guests from a distance were present, making the event notable for its atmosphere and turnout.
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Peerless Hall
Easter Block Finishing and Dance at Woods Block
The Woods block will be finished by Easter, and an Easter dance will be held there. This announcement outlines upcoming improvements and a community event to celebrate completion.
Birthday Social Raises Over Thirty Dollars for Kohler School
Stevenson circle of the First Methodist Church hosted a birthday social at Mrs. Jesse Cooper's North Street home Tuesday evening. The event, led by committee members Laura Marquis W L Beal Shields and J Trusel Rutter Ross, featured music by Jesse Mockel, games and refreshments. Each guest contributed as many pennies as their age, with funds earmarked for Kohler School in India.
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Stevenson
First Methodist Church
Jesse Cooper
North Street
Laura Marquis
W. L. Beal
Shields
Jessie Mockel
John Trusel
Frank Rutter
W. H
Miss Olive Miller Hosts S. A. R. and Edis Tsae Guests
Miss Olive Miller of Pine street entertained the S. A. R. girls and numerous young men at her home on Tuesday. Progressive games gave a prize to John Waddington, with tallies in flags. Sixteen guests enjoyed a tasty repast before departure. Miss Miller hosts the Edis Tsae group on Thursday evening.
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Olive Miller
Pine Street
John Waddington
Miss Miller
Edis Tsae
North Jefferson couple host Tuesday night club gathering
Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson entertained the Tuesday night club on Tuesday evening with six hand euchre. Mrs H G Dean and William K Hugus won the club favors while Miss Mary Harris and C A McCready claimed the visitor's favors. Refreshments were served at the conclusion.
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Charles Greer
North Jefferson, Street
H. G. Dean
William K. Hugus
Mary Harris
C. A. McCready
P. O. E. Sisterhood Meets With Miss Blanche Love
The P. O. E. sisterhood was entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Blanche Love of Leasure Avenue. Each member shared a quotation from Sir Walter Scott a current event and a biographical fact. Miss Frances Foulke presented a paper on the Lady of the Lake historical background. The next meeting is set for April 14.
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P. O. E. Sisterhood
Blanche Love
Leasure Avenue
Walter Scott
Frances Foulke
Picnic for Protected Home Circle Set at Rock Springs
The Protected Home Circle plans its annual picnic at Rock Springs on Thursday July 2. The event draws many members and is expected to be an important social occasion for the coming summer.
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Protected Home Circle
Rock Springs
Randolph Circle Plans Alumni Banquet At Methodist Church
The Randolph circle held their regular business meeting in the par lors of the First Methodist church Tuesday. Final arrangements for the S. R. S. N. alumni banquet were made. They will meet again next Tuesday.
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Randolph Circle
First Methodist Church
Mrs Beisel Hosts Friends For House-Guest Visit
Mrs Benjamin Beisel of Wallace Avenue will entertain friends Friday evening in honor of her house guest Mrs Harry Ow of Pittsburg and Miss Lena Hurtig of Boston Mass.
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Benjamin Beisel
Wallace Avenue
Harry Ow
Pittsburg
Lena Hurtig
Boston
Mass
Higley Hosts First Methodist Choir Dinner Friday
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Higley of North Jefferson Street will entertain the choir of the First Methodist Church Friday evening.
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E. E. Higley
North Jefferson Street
First Methodist Church
Meeting Postponed for Edis Tsne Club
The Edis Tsne club meeting with Miss Agnes Burns of Pine Street, set for Friday afternoon, has been postponed.
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Edis Tsne Club
Agnes Burns
Pine Street
Mrs George Pasters Hosts Nameless Club Social
Mrs George Pasters of Cumberland Avenue will entertain the Nameless club Friday evening at her home, hosting members for a social gathering with light refreshments and conversation.
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George Pasters
Cumberland Avenue
Farrell Appointed Postmaster at West Middlesex
President Roosevelt recommended the appointment of David Farrell as postmaster at West Middlesex. With no apparent Senate obstacle, the recommendation appears likely to be promptly confirmed by the Senate, following Senator Penrose's lack of opposition in Mercer County.
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Roosevelt
David Farrell
West Middlesex
Penrose
Mercer County
Senate
Farrell
Pretty Function Honors Visitor At Cleveland Social
Miss Flossie Gregory of Cleveland visited and was feted by Miss Helen Jones and Henry Jones of Boyles Avenue. A Tuesday evening party featured red and white décor and a menu. Guests enjoyed 600 and music by Charles Fleming. Elizabeth Harvard sang.
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Flossie Gregory
Cleveland
Helen Jones
Henry
Boyles Avenue
Elizabeth Harvard
Charles Fleming
Emily Jones
Josephine Biles
Elizabeth Gardner
Nellie McCormick
Gladys Kelley
Elisabeth Harvard
Helen Boal
Ada Carpenter
Mésars
Clayton Fleming
PhilipGreer
Ralph White
Earl Morehead
Horace Miller
Easter Dinner Club Hosts Chickens as Favors
Mr and Mrs J M McMillin hosted the East Side Kensington Dinner club on Tuesday at Court Street. Tiny chickens and rabbits were used as table favors with Easter decor. Elizabeth McMillin and Mrs Seth Marshall aided. Mr and Mrs W E Porter of Wallace Avenue to entertain the club in two weeks.
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J. M. McMillin
Court Street
East Side
Kensington Dinner Club
Elizabeth McMillin
Seth Marshall
W. E. Porter
Wallace Avenue
Notice to Woodmen Special Car for Warren
Notice to Woodmen states a special car for Warren Ohio will depart at 7 10 p m city time tonight March 26 W R Rogers clerk
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Warren
W. R. Rogers
Mercer Native Rev. Dr. Alexander Dight Dies at Worcester
Rev Dr Alexander Dight a native of Mercer has died at his home in Worcester Massachusetts. He was a respected clergyman and member of the community, with a long record of service in the church and local affairs.
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Alexander Dight
Mercer
Worcester
Mass
Entertaining young people at Mt. Pleasant home
A group of youths gathered at the Mt. Pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Booker for an afternoon of music games and luncheon. Attendees included Emma Gardner Myrtle Churchfield Bessie Aiken Sarah Sage Bessie Dungan May Tindall Grace Mayberry Jennie Booher Minnie Tanner John Kelly Fred Booher Ernest Wilkison John Cameron Herman Booher James Edwards Joseph Kelly Herman Reed George Churchfield Charles Kelly Samuel Tanner Lewis Reed William Kyle and Ford Aiken.
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W. V. Booker
Mt. Pleasant
Emma Gardner
Myrtle Churchfield
Bessie Aiken
Sarah Sage
Bessie Dungan
May Tindall
Grace Mayberry
Jennie Booher
Minnie Tanner
John Kelly
Fred Booher
Ernest Wilkison
John Cameron
Herman Booher
James Edwards
Joseph Kelly
Herman Reed
George Churchfield
Charles Kelly
Samuel Tanner
Lewis Reed
William Kyle
Ford Aiken
Jolly Crowd entertained by Mrs VanHorn
Mrs Walter VanHorn of Cumberland avenue hosted the Jolly Crowd on Tuesday evening with card games as the diversion and refreshments provided. Out of town guests Miss Nellie Shaner and Miss Bessie Shaner of Leesburg attended, while Mr and Mrs Harry Brown of Mulberry street will entertain the club in two weeks.
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Walter VanHorn
Cumberland Avenue
Nellie
Bessie Shaner
Leesburg
Harry Brown
Mulberry Street
Neal Dow Meeting At Craton Avenue Home
The Croton W C T U held a Neal Dow meeting at Mrs F M Jones home Craton avenue Tuesday afternoon Sketches of his life were read and local option was discussed The next meeting will be with Mrs Margaret Vandegrift.
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Croton
Neal Dow
F. M. Jones
Craton Avenue
Margaret Vandegrift
N B I I Club Meeting At Miss Bessie Smith Home
Fortune telling was the principal diversion at the N B I I club meeting hosted by Miss Bessie Smith of North Jefferson street. Refreshments were served. Honor guest Miss Clara Hoye of Croton avenue, who will wed George Buhl Field April 8, attended.
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N. B. I. I.club
Bessie Smith
North Jefferson Street
Clara Hoye
Croton Avenue
George Buhl Field
Lady Maccabees to Hold Special Thursday Meeting
The Lady Maccabees announce a special session in their hall Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The meeting is described as of special importance and will convene in the hall.
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Lady Maccabees
Friends at Cards on Thursday Evening
A brief note mentions a small gathering of friends playing cards on Thursday evening in a casual social setting. No names or places are specified.
Miss Olive Knobloch Hosts Orchestra Club Evening
Miss Olive Knobloch of Court Street will entertain the Orchestra Club Thursday evening, providing a social gathering and musical program for members and guests in a local community setting.
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Olive Knobloch
Court Street
Orchestra Club
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