Thanksgiving Dance Draws 125 Couples At Mikado Hall
Visitors and local residents fill Mikado hall for the Fellows Thanksgiving dance on Wednesday. More than 125 couples attend as out of town guests arrive including Stella Stone of Beaver Jank Seiple Ray Munce Greenfield Joseph McIntosh A H Robinson and many others from Youngstown Blasdensburg Wampum Erie Sharon Pittsburg and nearby towns. The hall is festively decorated and moonlight dances add flair to the evening.
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Mikado Hall
Isg
Gilmore Hall
Joseph McIntosh
A. H. Robinson
C. H. Smith
J. J. Fleming
Hayes Shingledecker
Thomas McVay
Clarence Swagger
R. B. Jones
H. G. Thomson
Youngstown
William Simms
James McDermott
Phillip Fletcher
I. H. Welman
Ted Patterson
M. Evans
N. Crouse
Austin Patterson
Thomas McDonald
Cecelia McGinley
Tenna McGinley
Bessie Riddle
Della Thatcher
Marie Lenigar
Earl Shaffer
Margaret O'Toole
Frank Stein
Nellie McNeice
Gertrude Greenwood
Marie Brumamen
John James
Catherine Evans
Sadie Simms
Blswood City
Martha McCarthy
Messrs
Jacob Stiglitz
Joseph Armo
William Miller
Wampum
Grace Hannon
Sharon
Bessie
James Clarke
Erie
A. W. McCullough
Pittsburg
Thanksgiving Party for P. V. G. Girls At Fisher Home
Miss Josephine Fisher hosted 88 guests at the Mercer road home Thursday evening for a Thanksgiving party with the P. V. G. girls and friends. Herman Lentz read a recitation, Rev. Clark spoke briefly, and a menu guessing game awarded prizes to Mrs. Clark and Lentz. Green and white decor lit the event and refreshments were served. next Saturday afternoon Miss Fisher will host a regular club session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Fisher
Mercer Road
Josephine
Herman Lentz
Rev. Clark
Thanksgiving Party Comes Alive at Princeton Home
Grace Gallagher and Iwan G. Taylor hosted a Thanksgiving gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor in Princeton. The evening featured formal games and music followed by a sumptuous supper with guests including Edith Book Bessie Henderson Martha Brandon Gertrude Walters Elizabeth Walters Ada Frew May Book Jane Book Blanche Blair Pearl Kennedy Wayne Kemp Conrad Houk Harrison Walters Howard Young William Brandon Thomas Brandon John Tillin W C Cotton Willard Shaffer Floy Cotton John Gibson Samuel Houk Joseph Frew Merrill Harlan Carl Kildoo Chalmas Gallagher James Brandon Harold Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Gallagher
Iwan G. Taylor
Thomas Taylor
Princeton
Edith Book
Bessie Henderson
Martha Brandon
Gertrude
Elizabeth Walters
Ada Frew
May
Jane Book
Blanche Blair
Pearl Kennedy
Messrs
Wayne Kemp
Conrad Houk
Harrison
Walters
Howard Young
William Brandon
Thomas Brandon
John Tillin
W. C. Cotton
Willard Shaffer
Floy Cotton
John Gibson
Samuel Houk
Joseph Frew
Merrill Harlan
Carl Kildoo
Chalmas
Social gathering hosted by Mrs Mears in East Liverpool
Mrs. W. S. Mears entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. James McGeary and Miss Sharp at an East Liverpool event. Mr. Crawford of East Liverpool attended the gathering along with other local acquaintances.
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James McGeary
Crawford
East Liverpool
Sharp
Pittsburg
W. S. Mears
Thanksgiving Afternoon 500 Card Party Winners
Five tables contested the game of 500 with victory awarded to Mrs. McGeary and Samuel Douthitt. Chrysanthemum clusters adorned the house and a buffet lunch accompanied the late hours of entertaining.
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Mrs. McGeary
Samuel Douthitt
Hobo party marks Protected Home circle meeting
At the Protected Home circle gathering Thursday an informal hobo party followed the regular session. A large class is to be initiated in January under deputy Sara Reed. Members appeared in unique costumes and a grand march opened the program with Mrs. Lawrence W. Platt on piano. Performances included Ruth Drescher and Della Weaver on piano and violin, plus vocal solos by Mrs. George Phillips Mrs. Phillip Reese and Mrs. Frank M. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Reed
Lawrence W. Platt
Ruth Drescher
Della Weaver
George Phillips
Local residents plan moves and travel notes
Charles Foulk of Glen Flora Texas has stayed with his sisters Misses Stella and Jessie I Gulk of Lincoln avenue for several weeks and will leave Saturday for his southern home. He travels with Chester Dickey of this city and they are engaged in rice planting. Francis Hays and Chas Stevenson of this city are in Cen Flora where the former expects to locate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Foulk
Glen Flora
Texas
Stella
Jessie I.gulk
Lincoln Avenue
Chester Dickey
Mr. Foulk
Francis Hays
Chas. Stevenson
Cen Flora
Community Clubs Host Suppers And Card Party Scene
The Y M C A auxiliary will hold a bean supper at the association rooms. Miss Harriett Hartzell of North Beaver street will entertain at an afternoon card party. The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church meet at 4 o clock, followed by a basket supper for members and their families.
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Association Rooms
Harriett Hartzell
North Beaver Street
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Hart Couple Entertain 14 Guests at West Washington Dinner
Mr and Mrs John Hart hosted a six oclock dinner for fourteen at their West Washington street home on Thursday evening. The entertainment included a game of Pedro with no favors awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
West Washington Street
Pedro
Daniel Wigle
Pittsburg Street
John Crattie
F. W. Moore F
Portersville
Wilbert
Wampum
Ira I. Wilson
Ellwood City
Albert Smith
McKeesport
Walter D
This City
Ira D
Ethel J
Daughters of Lydia Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church will meet Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. A basket supper for members and their families will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Gula Frew Visits Grove City for Thanksgiving Events
Miss Gula Frew of Pittsburg street traveled to Grove City as a guest of friends over Thanksgiving. She attended the football and basketball games and enjoyed the Thanksgiving dance with local hosts.
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Gula Frew
Pittsburg Street
Grove City
Musical club meets with Miss Olive Knobloch Friday
The Musical club of 1908 will meet with Miss Olive Knobloch of Court Street on Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Club
the Musical Club
Olive Knobloch
Court Street
Robinsion Co. Announces 18th Birthday Party and Office Tours
In December 1904 Robingson & Co. invites friends to celebrate their 18th year with a party from December 14 to 19 inclusive. The notice asks visitors to inspect offices and learn their methods across the varied business lines at 201 E Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Robingson & Co
Washington Street
Thanksgiving Family Dinners Highlight Local Observances
The day featured numerous Thanksgiving family dinners attended by locals and out of town guests. Notable households include Mr. and Mrs. R. C. G. White of Sheridan Avenue hosting 18, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Wilkinson near McKee school, and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sankey on Wallace Avenue with a large gathering of relatives from Pittsburgh and Cleveland.
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R. C. G. White
Sheridan Avenue
Russell White
Youngstown
Charles Colnor
Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Fischer
East Street
J. D. Morris
Canton
W. A. Love
Pine Street
W. H. Chambers
North Liberty Street
Thomas P. Cullison
Pittsburg
Samuel Wilkinson
McKee School
C. C. Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Charles Sankey
Cleveland
Fred Sankey
Clyde Sankey
Laura
Margaret
Marion Sankey
Howard Sankey
Thomas H. Falls
Sara Dana Falls
Margaret Gailey
Squire C. L. Martin Hosts Turkey Dinner Day
Squire C. L. Martin of Hillsville hosted a Thanksgiving dinner for over 30 guests with turkey and trimmings. Attendees included families from Ohio and Pennsylvania such as J. S. White, Edward Miller, R. W. Clark, J. E. Miller, C. P. Cox, B. Reed, and Margaret Lane, plus Mrs Musser of Petersburg as honored guest. The event featured fellowship, fun, and memorable moments in Hillsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire
C. L. Martin
Hillsville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
J. 8. White
Columbiana
Edward Miller
New Springfield
R. W. Clark
Jackson
J. E. Miller
Dwight Miller
Edenburg
C. P. Cox
New Castle
B. Reed
Lowellville
Margaret Lane
Musser
Petersburg
Alameda club marks first anniversary with program and supper
The Alameda club celebrated its first anniversary with a Wednesday evening gathering at Hughes Hall. A literary program followed by supper for 50 guests featured bunting and pink and white decor, a word-building contest, and prizes awarded to Miss Elizabeth Madine and Charles Gardner, with consolation to Leo Smith. Out of town guests included Miss Ethel Beatty and Harry Hadley. The club will meet again next Wednesday.
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Alameda Club
Tiughes Hall
Elizabeth Madine
Charles Gardner
Leo Smith
Ethel Beatty
Ellwood City
Harry Hadley
Sharon
Lawrence club dance draws about 40 couples in lively evening
Excellent music drew about 40 couples to the Lawrence club dance on Thursday evening. Ladies wore exquisite gowns and dancing continued late with tempting refreshments. The Christmas party is planned for Christmas night.
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Lawrence Club
Temple Club
Helping Hand Bible Society Aids City Poor At Thanksgiving
The Helping Hand Bible Society of Central Presbyterian church distributed 18 baskets to the city's poor for Thanksgiving. They held a regular meeting Tuesday evening at the church, where plans were perfected and a fine program was presented followed by lunch.
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Helping Hand Bible Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Lectures on Sicily and Spain Planned at Church
Miss Mary Jeffers will present illustrated lectures on Sicily and Spain at the First United Presbyterian Church on North Jefferson Street. The events occur November 27 and 28 with admission set at 25 cents.
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Mary Jeffers
First United Presbyterian Church
North Jefferson Street
Large wedding at country home celebrates Patton Stephenson union
Miss Anna Geneva Patton and Mr. Robert Clarence Stephenson wed at high noon Thanksgiving at the Patton home. About 30 guests attended the ring ceremony conducted by Rev. McClintock with Lottie Pisor as bridesmaid and Loy Patton as best man. After a pink and white dinner the couple planned housekeeping in Mennessen and later added a trip to Cleveland before settling on North Avenue.
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Anna Geneva Patton
Robert Clarence Stephenson
Monessen
J. Y. Patton
Harlansburg Road
McClintock
Lottie Pisor
Mercer
Loy C. Patton
Alta Patton
Alice Glovier
Donora
Mary Henderson
Ruth
Grace McClintock
Rose
Lana
W. Y. Gibson
Margaret
Fern Reynolds
Margaret Vandegrift
R. W. Gormley
W. B. Braden
City
G. W. Parker
Monnessen
Glovier
Alice
John McCune
Ellwood City
Mary McCune
Jefferson
Robert Wallace
Edenburg
Lottie
Ira Pisor
Mennessen
North Avenue
Dance Planned by State College Students at Mikado Hall
Arrangements are being made by students of State college residents in this vicinity for a large dance to be held in Mikado hall Tuesday evening January 5. Alumni and men from other colleges in the city and vicinity will attend.
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State College
Mikado Hall
Blufe and Milton Streets Bride Groom Tie The Knot
In the First Presbyterian church Miss Agnes Louden of Blufe street and Mr. Wilbur Ramsey of Milton street were married in a ceremony held Wednesday.
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First Presbyterian Church
Agnes Louden
Blufe € Street
Wilbur Ramsey
Milton Street
Landis and Robinson Tie The Knot In Thanksgiving Nuptials
Miss Cora Landis daughter of William Landis wed Mr. Charles Robinson of Edenburg in the parlors of Excelsior hotel. Rev. Robert W. Skinner officiated. The couple planned a trip to Denver and the Pacific coast and would be away until Christmas with Charles McCullough accompanying them.
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Cora Landis
William Landis
Charles Robinson
Edenburg
Excelsior Hotel
Robert W. Skinner
Charles McCullough
Denver
Col
Pacific Coast
Circulating Book Club Hosts Social Gathering
Mrs. Frank Blackford Mrs. George Ewart Miss Reese Miss Crumpton of Pittsburg Miss Conant of Hiram Ohio were out of town guests at a Circulating Book club meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C A Meldrady Shaw Street as hostess. Social thoughts music and refreshments interested the company. In two weeks Mrs. W H Falls of North Mercer Street will entertain the club.
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Circulating Book Club
Frank Blackford
George Ewart
Reese
Crumpton
Pittsburg
Conant
Hiram, O
C. A. Melready
Shaw Street
W. H. Falls
North Mercer Street
Informal Reception for Miss Mary Jeffers Lectures
Dr. Elizabeth Mc Laughrey of North street hosted an informal reception from 3 to 4 Wednesday to allow locals to meet Miss Mary Jeffers who is giving a series of lectures in the city. Another reception is planned for this afternoon at the same time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jeffers
Elizabeth McLaughrey
North Street
Epworth Street Party Ends After Pleasant Evening
A gathering of friends at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kimmel home on Epworth street Thursday evening from 7 to 11 o'clock ended with a pleasant hour of entertainment and informal refreshments.
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Fred Kimmel
Epworth Street
Moose dance invites for December on Neshannock avenue
The Loyal Order of Moose invites the public to a winter dance series. The first event is set for Tuesday evening December 8 at the I O O F hall on Neshannock avenue.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Neshannock Avenue
Vegetarian Succumbs to Sandersons Liver Pudding
A reader notes an irresistible liver pudding from Sandersons at 70 Pittsburg Street. The fragment mentions a craving or temptation linked to a local eatery and a street address, with uncertain trailing digits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanderson
Pittsburg Street
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Webster’s International
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Seal Office Dictionary
Metzler
W. Weagh & CO
Gil City, Pa
Kahn Wertheim
Rorrow
Heatherbloom Taffeta Petticoats
Iul French
Beautiful
Percale
Salon
Dres
Anama
East Washington St
Ladies’ Beautiful
Peter Thompson
Serge
John H. Knox
Inlaw
Frank Knox
James Martin
North Mill Street
Verna Martin
Fred Martin
Samuel Simonton
Richard Bard
Richard II
Thomas Bard
East End
Alice Lowry
Gus Snell
Newell
Scott D. Long
Rachel Morehead
Lizzie Morehead
Thomas F. Morehead
Dorothy
William Harbison
Harry D. Peebles
Samuel W. Perry
David and
Samuel
Elien Long
David
George Long
Charles Reynolds
Boyles Avenue
Charles Bauder
B. T. Kurtz
Kurtz Place
D. S. Morris
John M. Butz
J. C. Hanna
William P. Hanna
M. Lou Hanna
James L. Moses
Richelieu Avenue
James Jackson
Beaver Falls
Verna Mer- Shimer
J. C. Armstrong
R. H. Whaley
Chestnut Street
Mather Bros.co
Hawkes
Our
Mather Bros. CO
East Washington Street
Sicily
Spain
Ray _ street
George Louden
Ramsey
David L. Ramsey
Lehigh Portland Cement Works
Louden-Ramsey
Landis-Robinson
Roberts
Pittsburg St
Union Depot
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