Informal Event Pleasant One Hosts and Guests Attend
A group of girls visited Miss Ruth Mossman on Young Street for an informal 600 game evening. No prizes were offered and a Halloween themed luncheon followed. Mrs George Wise traveled from Kingstown as the only long-distance guest. D A Kensington club met at Mrs David Drumm's Front Street home and presented Mrs Drumm with a counterpane. The Kensington group will meet at Mrs Alex Cromwell's North Street residence in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Mossman
Young Street
Noest
George Wise
Kingstown
Hallowe
D. of A. Kensington
David Drumm
Front Street
Drumm
Edna
Bertha Timm
the Kensington
Alex Cromwell
North Street
Braden Family Dinner Guests From San Jose Visit
Mr and Mrs James L Braden of Round Street entertained at noon Friday with their uncles W D and Joseph Braden of San Jose California. They have spent several months in the area and plan to depart this evening to visit Frank Braden in Mississippi before returning west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Braden
Round’ Street
Messrs
W. D
Joseph Braden
San Jose
Cal
Frank Braden
Mississippi
Ada May Martin to Wed Daniel E. Wright
Folant residents announce the marriage of Ada May Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs William C Martin to Daniel E Wright on Wednesday October 21 Miss Martin sister of Attorney Harvey E Martin of this city and a popular young woman Mr Wright a well known blacksmith of Volant
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam C. Martin
Folant
Ada May Martin
Daniel E. Wright
Martin
Harvey E. Martin
Wright
Volant
Miss Stella Morgan Returns From Outing Trip
Miss Stella Morgan of Crawford Avenue toured with The News Outing party then left the group at Buffalo. She continued to Hamilton Canada and other points visiting friends and relatives on her return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Morgan
Crawford Avenue
Buffalo
Hamilton
Canada
Club Card Party Held At Rhodes Home
Card enthusiasts gathered at Mr and Mrs 8 L Rhodes residence on Neshannonock Avenue Thursday evening to inaugurate the autumn and winter series. Prizes were awarded to Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson Mrs HE McGoun and John H Lamb. A delicious refreshment served at the end. Next meeting location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. L. Rhodes
Neshannock Avenue
Charles Johnson
H. &E. McGoun
John H. Lamb
Meeting highlights at Protected Home circle in hall
Mrs. Mary Hughes presided over an evening program including recitations by Annie McGuirk Jessie Francis Joseph Jenkins and Margaret Lewis vocal solos by Mary Jenkins and Cecelia Llewelyn piano and violin duets and solos performed by Ruth Dresher Della Weaver Harriet Thomas Iva Jones and others. Refreshments were served by the Ladies league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Mary Hughes
Guardian
Annie McGuirk
Ruth Dresher
Della Weaver
Jessie Francis
Mary Jenkins
Margaret Lewis
Harriet Thomas
Cecelia Llewelyn
Joseph Jenkins
Iva Jones
Ladies’ League
Ellwood City Woman Attends Castelonian Club Meeting
Mrs. Stephenson of Ellwood City was an out of town guest at a Castelonian club gathering held at Mrs. Joseph N. Anderson’s Wallace avenue home. An afternoon program preceded a 6 o'clock dinner as Eleanor and Miss Jane Edmunds aided the hostess. In two weeks Mrs. Dunlap will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Ellwood City
Castelonian Club
Joseph N. Anderson
Wallace Avenue
Eleanor
Jane Edmunds
William H. Dunlap
Court Street
Progressive Halloween dinner hosted by Olive Miller
Arrangements for a progressive dinner were made when Miss Olive Miller of Pine street hosted the S. A. K. girls on Thursday afternoon. The group spent early hours in needlework before refreshments. Miss Ethel McKee of Wallace avenue will host the club three weeks from this Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe
Olive Miller
Pine Street
Ethel McKee
Wallace Avenue
Lawrence DAR meeting and social at country club
The Lawrence chapter of the D A R will meet with Mrs. I B Griffith of West Washington Street. Miss Lena Mayers of Scott Street will entertain the O A girls. A chicken and waffle dinner will follow an afternoon of tennis and golf at the Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Daughters of the American Revolution
I. B. Griffith
West Washington Street
Lena Mayers
Scott Street
Country Club
Grand Fraternity Meeting Initiates 10 Candidates
The Grand Fraternity will meet this evening in its hall on Neshan nock avenue. Important business will be transacted and 10 candidates will be obligated and initiated into the order. Superintendent W. W. Miller of Pittsburg, and District Superintendent Winters of McKeesport, will assist in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
W. W. Miller
Pittsburg
Winters
McKeesport
Alameda Club Hosts Terrace Avenue Hosts On Thursday
The Alameda club enjoyed hospitality at Terrace avenue with games music and a lunch. Mr and Mrs Ira Campbell of Lyndal street will entertain the club next Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
J. W. Strayer
Terrace Avenue
Ira Campbell
Lyndal Street
Norris couple in Pittsburg theatres viewings
Mr and Mrs John E Norris of Nes hannock Avenue visited Pittsburg on Thursday to see Richard Carle in Mary's Lamb at the Nixon Theatre and Raymond Hitchcock in The Merry-Go-Round at the Duquesne Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Norris
Neshannock Avenue
Pittsburg
Richard Carle
Local Social Notes Highlight East Street to Pittsburg Travels
Mr and Mrs 8 D Long of East street return from Pittsburg trips. Mrs Margaret Leathers and family move from Court to Pearson street. Miss Bessie Baker of Martin street returns from Youngstown visit. Mr and Mrs Frank McBride of Lowellville called by illness. Mrs Gilk and Mrs James Yates return from visit to Lowellville hosts. Miss Goldin Clarke returns from six week Toledo visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Herbold and daughter Bessie spend days in Pittsburg in the Herbold touring car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. D. Long
East Street
Pittsburg
Margaret Leathers
Court Street
Pearson Street
Bessie Baker
Martin Street
Youngstown
Frank McBride
Lowellville
Gilk
James Yates
J. C. Johnston
Goldin Clarke
Leasure Avenue
C. C. Chase
Toledo
Charles Herbold
Bessie
Park Avenue
Herbold
Special car to state W C T U convention
A special car will leave the city at 5 30 o clock Monday evening for attendees of the closing session of the state W C T U convention at Sharon Madame Baraket of Assyria and Mrs Emily Scott of Pittsburg will speak Those going should notify Mrs E N Baer Mrs Jennie Forquer or Miss Ethel Ashmore Several Croton W C T A members will attend the state W C T U convention at Sharon Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Madame Baraket
Assyria
Emily Scott
Pittsburg
E. N. Baer
Jennie Forquer
Ethel Ashmore
Croton
Miss Lulu White Hosts Abendzeit Gesellschaft Evening
Miss Lulu White of Euclid Avenue entertained the Abendzeit Gesellschaft club Thursday evening. Sewing and refreshments were provided by the hostess. In three weeks Miss Grace Mullain of Walnut Street will be hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu White
Euclid Avenue
Abendzeit Gesellschaft Club
Grace Mullain
Walnut Street
Medical association meeting reported at Cambridge Springs
Lawrence County Medical association was entertained by Dr. F. W. Guy of North Liberty street. Reports from the state society meeting at Cambridge Springs were given by Drs. Urey and Womer. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence County Medical Association
F. W. Guy
North Liberty Street
State Society
Cambridge Springs
Urey
Womer
Curtis O. Cluse Appointed Policeman in Struthers
Curtis O. Cluse has been named a policeman in Struthers, marking his entry into local law enforcement duties. The appointment expands the Struthers Police Department and reflects community staffing decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis O. Cluse
Struthers
Mrs J S Martin hosts Sunday school class gathering
Mrs J S Martin of Oak Street will host her Reform Presbyterian Sunday school class Friday evening from 8 to 10 o clock at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Martin
Oak Street
Reformed Presbyterian Sunday School
Local residents return from Pittsburg visit
Mrs. O. J. H. Hartsuff Mrs. L. B. Mather Mrs. Don Amsbury Mrs. Lee Gordon and Mrs. John Oursler of this city returned Friday after spending a couple of days in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. H. Hartsuff
L. B. Mather
Don Amsbury
Lee Gordon
John Oursler
Pittsburg
Lawrence DAR Chapter to Meet Saturday at 2:30
The Lawrence chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs I B Griffiths of West Washington street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
the Daughters of the American Revolution
I. B. Griffiths
West Washington Street
Lusk Suffering Illness Confines Pine Street Youth
Donald Lusk son of Mr and Mrs Bes Lusk of Pine Street is confined to his home due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Lusk
Bes Lusk
Pine Street
Youngstown Island Slag Pile Smolders, Fire Unextinguishable
Waterlogged slag and coal pile on the island in the Yel Tow creek dam near Youngstown has been burning for years with no prospect of extinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yel‘Tow Creek
Youngstown
Y W C A Lunch Policy and Bible Classes Announced
The Y W C A announces that lunch at the cafeteria is optional and that girls may bring their own lunches or partly bring them and add hot items. Bible classes with Miss Erhardt and Dr. Jack resume for a second season. Rev A B McCormick will teach one class with another instructor yet to be chosen. Sunday will feature a mission study vesper service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Erhardt
Jack
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Colored Minister Is Complimented
The Rev. J. H. Holland, D. D., pastor of Second Baptist Church, is praised by the Utah Plain Dealer for his experience and ability making him a popular Baptist minister across the United States. He is a thirty third degree Mason and a Noble of the Mystic Shrine, and has worked to aid his race with notable success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holland
Second Baptist Church
Catskill, N. Y
Utah Plain Dealer
United States
Mystic Shrine
Real Estate Transfers in Fourth Ward and Nearby Towns
A series of real estate transfers listed with buyer seller and amounts across Fourth ward Wilmington Pulaski Chewton Mt. Jackson Second and Seventh wards First ward Little Beaver township Neshannock South New Castle and nearby areas. Amounts range from 1 to 6000 dollars with several transfers involving executors and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Pollard
H. M. Beigley
Fourth Ward
Howard Campbell
Clare P. DuShane
George T. Weingartner
Albert Lutz
William McElwee, Jr
Medard Neal
Wilmington
William McElwee
Martha I. Marshall
New Wilmington
Nora E. Bingle
Jacob Bochzar
South New Castle
Homer J. Hoover
Nettie May Hoover
Mt. Jackson
Frank M. Bush
William E. Patterson
Little Beaver Township
Elizabeth B. Mitchell
Clara EB. Mitchell
First Ward
John Zack
Jacob Souski
Chewton
Emma Francis
Fannie J. Wood
Pulaski
James W. Michael
William J. Ribblett
Thomas H. Callahan
William B. Michael
T. H. Callahan
Samuel Cornelius
Emerson Richards
Neshannock
Geo. E. Burgess
Blake A. Hoover
Second
Maud A. Ross
John Luchansky
Seventh
Mary A. Herwig
Louis Ruzewich
Commandery Marks Anniversary With Banquet and Toasts
The local Knights Templar commandery celebrated its anniversary with a banquet and toasts honoring the Grand Encampment of Knights Templar and the Grand Commandery of Pennsylvania. Notable speakers included R. E. Sir Frank McSparren and E. Sir John C. Wallace. a quartet and choir performed, and Em inent Sir John A. Elliott spoke on deceased members. The event ran late, with many regrets from grand lodge officers due to nearby founder’s celebration in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
R. E
Frank McSparren
Knights Templar
United States of America
Sharon
New Castle
Greenville
Aaron L. Hazen
Charles Matthews
Matthews
Elmer BE. Higley
Fraters
John A. Elliott
Beaver Falls
Thomas Bevan
Three Urmsons
Harry C. Urmson
Temple
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Defies Court Tear Up Letter To Aid Father
Miss Mary Garrison on the witness stand tore up a prosecution letter offered as evidence in the J Henry Garrison murder trial. She testified about the killing of J Louis Williamson and described the fiancee’s death, supporting the unwritten law defense for her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Laurens
US. C
J. Henry Garrison
J. Louis Williamson
Mary Garrison
Miss Garrison
No New Suits After Tailors Union Expiry in Youngstown
No new suits are being made in Youngstown as the tailors union scale expired Thursday and members have stopped work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Tailors’ Union
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D. of
A. Kensington
Neshannock Ave
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
Rhodes
S. A. K. Girls
Entertained Associates
Battenberg
Nelette
Seersud Petticoats
Hells Eat Wasingor ScNewcate & Lllvian’s
East
Washington St
Medical Association
Mellin’s Store
Mellin's Store
Water Co.’s
North Mill Street
D. A. R. Meeting
Universal
Muss
Osgood Hardware Company
North Mill St
New Castle,Pa
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