College Students Return Home for Spring Vacation
A number of students have left colleges and seminaries to spend spring vacation with their families in the city. Westminster College closes Thursday, bringing many young folks home. Elizabeth Jameson returns from Smith College to North Jefferson street. Margaret Moore returns from Dr Jesse Moore's home on North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster College
Elizabeth Jameson
Smith College
Northampton
David Jameson
North Jefferson Street
Margaret Moore
Jesse Moore
Alumni Banquet Plans and Social Hosts Named
The Slip pery Rock Alumni association schedules its fifth annual banquet in the I. O. O. F. hall. Mrs W G Eckles entertains Kensington members at Park avenue. N T B girls visit Miss Hazel Webster on Pine street. American Woman's guild guests are Mrs William Farrington of Sharon with Miss Emma Royce hosting T H E girls on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs W H Watson and Mrs William Allen entertain Martha Washington Kensington at the former’s home. Florence Henderson hosts X Y Z girls on Lincoln Avenue. Mrs Benjamin Beisel entertains for Mrs Harry Ow on Pittsburg Avenue, Lena Hurtig of Boston attends. Helena auxiliary of First Presbyterian meets at 8. Rev and Mrs B E Higley entertain First Methodist choir at their North Jefferson street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock State Normal School
I. O. O. F. Hall
W. G. Eckles
Park Avenue
Kensington
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
American Woman’s Guild
William Farrington
Sharon
Emma Royce
Lincoln Avenue
W. H. Watson
Pittsburg Street
William Allen
Martha Washington
B. E. Higley
First Methodist Church
North
Jefferson Street
Dunlap Couple Mark 50th Anniversary at Avalon Church
On April 9 1858 Rev C H Dunlap and Mrs Dunlap wed and the two receptions at the Avalon church will celebrate their 50th anniversary. The church members prepare decorations and invite friends from near and far to greet the pastors and Mrs Dunlap. Dunlap formerly led the First Presbyterian church of this city where many friends will join the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dunlap
Dunlap
First Presbyterian Church
Two Women Travel to New York Then North Carolina
Mrs. George Pearson of East Street and Mrs. Ada Underwood of North Mill Street left Thursday for a several weeks stay in New York. From there Mrs. Underwood will go to North Carolina to remain until June with her son.
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George Pearson
East Street
Ada Underwood
North Mill Street
New York
Governor Guild Restless Night. Condition Unchanged
Boston dispatch notes at 9 o clock a m the Guild residence prints Governor Guild passed a restless night with his condition unchanged the report comes from the governor’s residence and adds no improvement in his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Guild
Spring Wedding Announced for Miss McKinley and Mr Welch
The engagement of Miss Bessie McKinley of West Washington street to Mr Edgar Cunningham Welch of Grove City is announced with a spring wedding planned. Miss McKinley is the daughter of Mrs Sarah McKinley and Mr Welch is a traveling salesman for Arbuthnot and Stephenson of Pittsburgh. After a wedding trip they will reside in Grove City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie McKinley
West Washington Street
Edgar Cunningham Welch
Grove City
Sarah McKinley
Mr. Welch
Charles H. Welch
Arbuthnot and Stephenson Drygoods
Pittsburg
Delightful Card Club Gathering At Mrs Wilson’s Home
The 8 8 58 Card club met at Mrs Marie Wilson’s Highland Avenue home for a 500 game. After a brisk contest, Miss Helen Garvin and Clifford Chambers won favors. Tables were later used for a choice collation. Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine Street will entertain the club Friday evening April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wilson
Highland Avenue
Helen Garvin
Clifford Chambers
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
Miss Sara Dana Falls Guests Circulating Book Club
Miss Sara Dana Falls attended the Circulating Book club gathering hosted by Mrs. A W Harbison of East Street on Wednesday afternoon. She performed selections, the usual book exchange occurred, and refreshments followed. Mrs. Charles H Johnson of Highland Avenue will entertain the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Dana Falls
A. W. Harbison
East Street
Charles H. Johnson
Highland Avenue
W. S. P. Card Club Hosts Euchre Meeting
Visitors gathered at Mrs. John Foster's home on North Mercer Street for a Wednesday afternoon W. S. P. Card Club session featuring six hand euchre. A suitable lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Hood, staying with Mrs. George Hoelzle, was the sole out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. P. Card Club
John Foster
North Mercer Street
Hood
George Hoelzle
Marriage of Miss Elsie Hilliard and Mr Earl Hoffman
The couple will be married Thursday at 7 30 PM in the home of Rev W G McConnell. Miss Nettie Hilliard of Butler a sister of the bride will attend. After the ceremony they will move to their newly furnished home in the Preston block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hilliard
Earl Hoffman
W. G. McConnell
Nettie Hilliard
Butler
Preston Block
Card party honors Edith Kellog at North Jefferson home
Mrs Elder Rhodes and Mrs Quincy McBride attended a Wednesday afternoon card party hosted by Miss Amanda Greer on North Jefferson street to honor Miss Edith Kellog of Brookline Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Rhodes
Quincy McBride
Amanda Greer
North Jefferson Street
Edith Kellog
Brookline
Mass
Lady Macabees Masquerade Draws Town Crowd
A large masquerade hosted by the Lady Macabees at Woodman hall drew over 50 attendees. Guests, masked, paired by lunch-card numbers for a 10 30 grand match, with prize winners Mrs J W Sankey and Mrs Anna Bailey in comic costumes receiving sweet pea bouquets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Churchfield
BE. C. Porter
Lyda_ Pitzer
Charles Biles
Mary Rhodes
J. W. Sankey
Anna Bailey
Deaths of the Day Mrs Emilie Crawford Bartlett
Mrs Emilie Crawford Bartlett of Philadelphia died Tuesday night from a stroke. Born in New Castle, she was daughter of the late John Crawford. She leaves husband two sons a daughter and her mother Mrs Elizabeth Crawford of Philadelphia and a brother John Crawford of California. Remains to be brought to New Castle for burial in the Crawford plot at Greenwood cemetery with services at the cemetery on arrival of the 9 45 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Crawford Bartlett
New Castle
Philadelphia
John Crawford
Elizabeth Jones Crawford
California
Crawford
Greenwood Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Remains of Andrew E Dodds Interred in Greenwood Cemetery
Andrew E Dodds who died in Warren was buried Thursday morning at Greenwood cemetery. He was born August 12 1872 in Vernon Wisconsin and was the son of Rev James Dodds of New Wilmington. He is survived by sisters Miss Florence Dodds Pittsburg Miss Laura Dodds Wilmington township and brothers Arnott Dodds Lawrenceville Ky and L Dodds Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew E. Dodds
Warren
Greenwood Cemetery
James Dodds
New Wilmington
Vernon, Wis
Florence Dodds
Pittsburg
Laura Dodds
Wilmington Township
Arnott Dodds
Lawrenceville
L. Dodds
Titusville
Funeral services for infant Jennie B Cross
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Cross home for Jennie B Cross infant daughter of Mr and Mrs William Cross of 5 Blunston avenue. Rev J L Stratton pastor of Croton avenue M E church officiated. Interment followed in Greenwood cemetery with four pallbearers Viola Means Gertrude Smith Ollie Lowers and Mabel Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie B. Cross
William Cross
Blunston Avenue
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
Greenwood Cemetery
Viola Means
Gertrude Smith
Ollie Lowers
Mabel Fox
Mil Holyoke Delegate at Vassar Debating Week
Miss Mary Vandivort daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Vandivort of Milton street is a Mt Holyoke College senior spending the week at Vassar College Poughkeepsie New York as a delegate of the Mt Holyoke Debating club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Vandivort
Alfred Vandivort
Milton Street
Mt. Holyoke College
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Mt. Holyoke
Whitlings Host Reception at Sandy Lake Card Party
Mr and Mrs W H Whitling of Richelieu avenue returned from Sandy Lake where they were honored guests at a large reception and card party hosted Tuesday evening by Mr and Mrs W A Whitling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Whitling
Richelieu Avenue
Sandy Lake
W. A. Whitling
Local social event marks departure plans in city
Mrs. William Ferring ton of Sharon entertained guests Friday afternoon. The group will leave the city on the 12:30 car from Mill and Washington streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Woman's Guild
William Ferrington
Sharon
Mill and
Washington Streets
Funeral for Patrick J. Mooney on Saturday at St Marys
The funeral for Patrick J. Mooney of State street, who died Wednesday noon, will be held Saturday morning at 9 o clock at St Marys church. Interment follows in St Marys cemetery. He is survived by one daughter Sister Catherine Baptist of the St Candice school in Pittsburg and one brother Daniel Mooney of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mooney
Patrick J. Mooney
State Street
St. Mary’s Church
St Mary's Cemetery
Catherine Baptist
St. Candice School
Pittsburg
Daniel Mooney
Boston
Obituary Notice for I N Pearson and Cecelia Llewellyn
Word reached relatives of the death of Hon. I N Pearson a former resident who died in Macomb Illinois He was born in Centerville Butler County in 1842 youngest of several children He later served as secretary of state Funeral time not specified The funeral of Mrs Cecelia Llewellyn will be held Friday at 2 PM at 18 East Home Street Interment at Graceland Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. N. Pearson
Macomb
Ill
Centerville
Butler County
Illinois
Cecelia Llewellyn
East Home Street
Graceland Cemetery
Carnation Kensington Club Reports Meeting Note
The Carnation Kensington club met yesterday with Mrs. John Owens of the Fisher block. The next meeting is set for two weeks later at Mrs. John Sullivan's Taylor street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington Club
John Owens
Fisher Block
John Sullivan
Taylor Street
Hugus to Attend Michigan Alumni Banquet in Pittsburg
William K. Hugus of Shaw Street will attend the University of Michigan alumni banquet at the Union Club in Pittsburg on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Hugus
Shaw Street
University of Michigan
Union Club
Pittsburg
Sale of Personal Property by Executrix at 28 Allen Street
The undersigned executor of Margaret Devore deceased will offer for sale at her late residence No 28 Allen Street on Tuesday March 81 1908 at 2 oclock p m all of her personal property signed Co W FENTON Executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Devore
Allen Street
Co. W. Fenton
Penrose’s Condition Unchanged Amid Illness
Senator Penrose remains seriously ill in Philadelphia with erysipelas and lung congestion. At 9 this morning doctors reported his condition unchanged though cautiously hopeful for recovery, noting the crisis moment in his ailment and that no definitive forecast could be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Moving Away From Youngstown To Union Shops
Several carpenters desert Youngstown for jobs in other towns where only union carpenters are employed. The exodus reflects broader labor market shifts and union preference.
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Youngstown
Local social notes from New Castle area
Elmer Grinnen, Miss Margaret McGrath, Mrs. Madie Stapf and others are noted visiting or staying with friends in New Castle. Various individuals travel to Beaver, Butler, Olvier Huffman of Volant visits his mother, and trips to Youngstown and Bea ver Falls are recorded. Names include Be Nickel, S. Book, Mrs. Wilson, Rev. J. S. Martin, Miss May Blackwood, and Dr. Charles Baird funeral attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Grinnen
New Castle
Margaret McGrath
Madie Stapf
John McCandless
George Wallover
Rochester
Wampum Friends
T. J. Garvin
Park Avenue
Beaver
Mary E. Wolford
Butler
Fred Wolford
Neshannock Avenue
Olvier Huffman
Volant
Eli Hovis
Chestnut Street
Walter E. Gregory
Mt. Vernon, O
BE. G. Nickel
Smithfield Street
Presbyterian Church
Beaver Falls
L. H. Emrick
Santa Cruz
Cal
James Kelley
Henrietta Agnew
Elizabeth Agnew
E. S. Agnew
Highland Avenue
Youngstown
Charles Baird
Supper Fundraiser by YMCA Ladies at First Baptist
Saturday evening from 5 to 8 oclock a hot supper is given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the YMCA at the First Baptist church. Price is 25 cents. Menu includes ham meat loaf scalloped potatoes lima beans cold slaw pickles bread cheese gelatin cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
First Baptist Church
Supper Butter Coffee at Second U P Church
Supper butter and coffee served at the Second U P church Saturday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock. Price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
Five Days Left in Duffords Carpet and Rug Sale
Only five days remain in the Duffords sale offering carpets and rugs with a small deposit to hold selections. Customers are urged to choose now and reserve items before the offer ends at Duffords location number 48513.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffords
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Biles
E. Washington St
Clutton
The
House of Quality
E. P. Frey & Bro
East Washington Street
Owens Studio
Washington St
D. McGoun
Gov. Guild
Champ Clark
Washington
Congress
Sion
Mittee
Circulating Book Club
W. S. P. Club
Lady Maccabees
Child
American Guild
Kensington Club
Penrose
J. S. Martin
May Blackwood
Sunday School Institute
Jell-O
Dept
EUWER
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Props
Toledo
Sc.nerall
Central Fire Department
Berger
Fort Mercer Street
A. J. Druschel Bell
Union
Arlington Ave
City
Piso’s
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