Girl Aids Police Chase Near Long Avenue and Mill Street
Ella Grossman a cinema cashier acted as a sleuth guiding Officer Nelson to stop a drunken suspect and another man who allegedly threw a stone at Isaac Grossman. Bill Grannis faces felonious assault charges before Alderman Mayne based on the informant statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Grossman
Long Avenue
Mill Street
Isaac Grossman
Ella
South Jefferson Street
Isaac
Nelson
Grossman
Jefferson Street
Reynolds Street
Bill” Grannis
Charles B. Mayne
Siam Visitors Entertained Here
Rev Eugene P Dunlap and wife of Siam are visiting. Mr and Mrs J W Bryson of Sheridan avenue will host a 6 o clock dinner for their guests and 8 others including Prof and Mrs W N Aiken and Rev and Mrs Ferguson. Later Rev Dunlap will show a collection of pictures and speak about his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene P. Dunlap
D. D
Siam
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Je K
Jon Ve
W. N. Aiken
Scott D. Long
James Ferguson
Dunlap
Bryson Home
Liam
Local clubs host meetings and entertainments in city venues
The W S P club is to be entertained by Mrs George Hoelzle of Wallace avenue. Carnation Kensington by Mrs Martha Gillespie of South Mill street. Twentieth Century club to hold a dance in Gilmore hall. Miss Margaret Dwyer to entertain Lemon club on Pine street. Children's Day Nursery board to meet at 4 for annual officer election. Women's Auxiliary of Trinity church to hold a meeting. Miss Margaret Sankey to host Wednesday Morning Musical club at First Baptist church at 10. Composers listed as W G Smith Henry Hadley Arthur Demuth and Bernardus Boegelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. P. Club
George Hoelzle
Wallace Avenue
Carnation
First Baptist Church
W. G. Smith
Henry Hadley
Arthur Demuth
Bernardus Boegelman
Yucatan club hosts card night with prizes
Members of the Yucatan club played cards Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kirk with pretty prizes for top players. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for two weeks at East Street with Mr. and Mrs. William M. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatan Club
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
William M. Brown
East Street
John Butz
West Grant Street
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
Day Nursery Meeting Sets Election Of Officers
The Children’s Day Nursery association will hold its annual business meeting at the Nursery on Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The gathering will include the annual election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children's Day Nursery Association
Knights and ladies of Honor Meet at McGoun Hall
The Knights and ladies of Honor will gather in McGoun Hall on Wednesday evening. Refreshments will be served, featuring pies, after the meeting concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of Honor
McGoun Hall
Tuesday Night Club Hosts Oct 13 At North Mercer
The Tuesday Night club will be entertained next Tuesday evening October 13 by Mr and Mrs H E McGoun of North Mercer street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. McGoun
North Mercer Street
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown for Ferchals and Shannan
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Michael Ferchals and Martha Shannan, residents of the city, authorizing their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Michael Ferchals
Martha Shannan
To Cambridge Springs Sojourn for Mr and Mrs Wallace
Mr and Mrs David C Wallace of Lincoln avenue traveled to Cambridge Springs on Tuesday for a short visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Springs
David C. Wallace
Lincoln Avenue
Piano Tuning Notice at Metzler Co. Store
Jos. Ritter, piano tuner, is here. Leave orders immediately at Chas. Metzler Co.'s store, 3811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. Ritter
Chas. Metzler Co
Marriage License for John H Booker and Adella Belle Hoover
John H Booker Shenango two and Adella Belle Hoover obtain a marriage license in Shenango two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Booker
Shenango
Adella Belle Hoover
Shenango Two
Rebekah Social Among Interests At Rachel Lodge
An able committee of Mrs. George Felinger, Mrs. J. A. Moser, Mrs. Richard Foster and Mrs. Ralph Hay will head the social for the Rachel Rebekah lodge on Thursday at 2 o'clock. A drill will feature the afternoon and refreshments will be served. These winter social affairs are enjoyed annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Felinger
J. A. Moser
Richard Foster
Ralph Hay
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Edith Aikens to Wed Peter Shidle in October Ceremony
Mrs. Kerr Aikens of Edgewood announces the marriage of Edith Josephine Aikens to Peter C. Shidle of Pittsburgh. The ceremony will be a home wedding on Saturday October 24, with Rev. W. H. McMillen of the Second United Presbyterian Church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kerr Aikens
Fdgewood
Edith Josephine Aikens
Peter C. Shidle
Pittsburg
W. H. McMillen
Second United Presbyterian Church
Northside
Aikens
Miss Elizabeth Brinton to Star with Graystark Company
Local readers will welcome Miss Elizabeth Brinton of Washington Pennsylvania as she joins the Graystark company for a Friday performance on October 30. The young actress is known to many from Washington and Jefferson College and recently led roles in Brown of Harvard and The Genius with Robert White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brinton
Washington
Graystark Company
Mrs Patterson to Bring Music for Wed Morning Club
Mrs. Paul Browne Patterson will attend the Wednesday Morning Musical club meeting at 11:30 to select music for October 1 and November 4. Members may review the pieces and choose their numbers now as Mrs Patterson arranges music for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Browne Patterson
Musical Club
Patterson
Wilson family moves and plans new home
Mr and Mrs A S Wilson and family have moved from Richelieu avenue and now reside with their son and daughter Mr and Mrs R G Adams of Centennial street. They will build a new home on Leasure avenue. Miss Hazel Wilson leaves Tuesday for Chicago to stay with a cousin during the fall and take a special art course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Wilson
Richelieu Avenue
R. G. Adams
Centennial Street
Leasure Avenue
Hazel Wilson
Chicago
Holmes Family Leaves for Newburg New York
Mr and Mrs Roy G Holmes and their daughter Harriet depart Phillips Place for Newburg New York where they will establish a new home Mr Holmes will join a local manufacturing firm there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Holmes
Harriet
Phillips Place
Newburg
N. Y
Mr. Holmes
Ochs Family Ends New York Visit in Highland Return
Mr and Mrs Lee Ochs and son Milliard of New York have finished a several weeks stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Jonas Kaufman of Highland Avenue and departed for home Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ochs
Milliard
New York
Jonas Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Railroad banquet in Pittsburg honors Miller Wardrop
William Miller Wardrop trainmaster of the Pennsylvania Railroad on North Jefferson street attended a banquet held by railroad men in Pittsburg Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Miller Wardrop
North Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pittsburg
Belle Cooke Attends Pittsburg Nuptials
Miss Belle Cooke travels to Pittsburg for the Young Kinsey wedding at St. Philomena's church set for Wednesday morning at nine oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Cooke
Pittsburg
Young-Kinsey
St. Philomena’s Church
Wives for sale at three dollars each in darkest Africa
Boston dispatch from United Press notes a satirical ad about wives for sale at three dollars each in Africa. Rev Peter McQueen, returning from Livingston's trail, cites ivory price declines as the cause of the slump and mentions preparations for Roosevelt's Central Africa trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
United Press
Boston
Uganda
Peter McQueen
Livingston
McQueen
Roosevelt
Central Africa
Baptist minister bans hats at Brooklyn church service
New York, Oct. 6. Rev. Dr. Cortland Myers declares no more hat shows at the Baptist Temple in Brooklyn. After visiting London he was inspired by the sight of many hats and ordered congregants to attend Sunday services without headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
Cortland Myers
Willie Brooks Attacked in City. Diamonds Safe
Willie Brooks, a noted window cleaner, was assaulted after leaving the Coliseum theater on State street. Two men knocked him down with a blunt instrument and held a pistol to his face but fled empty handed as Brooks kept consciousness and retained his diamonds worth about 1800 dollars, a watch, and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie’ Brooks
Willie
Coliseum Theatre
State Street
Brooks
Tailors End Youngstown Strike Return to Work
Tailors in Youngstown halted work after a strike and agreed to resume on Monday with a slight wage reduction. The settlement ends labor disruption and restores factory operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Reverend J H Smith Appointed to A M E Church at Youngstown
Reverend J H Smith is appointed to lead the A M E church at Youngstown where he formerly served as pastor twenty eight years ago, marking a return to the congregation and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Smith
Youngstown
City and School Funds Are Flush
The city and school treasuries show strong balances with September receipts of 4 458.29 and expenditures 6 830.51. City net balance stands at 156 414.21 including revenue, improvement, sinking and poor funds. School balance 128 872.02 after deposits and warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank of
Lawrence County
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Lawrence Savings & Trust Company
Union National Bank
Haskell Explains Ties to Muskogee Citizens' Alliance
Governor Charles N. Haskell released a signed statement detailing his alleged role with the 1905 Muskogee Citizens' Alliance born to oppose labor unions. He says he joined to promote town harmony during a spring strike, denies knowledge of the org’s blacklist of unions, and claims he later opposed it and withdrew. He adds he believed the group had vanished until recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee, Okla
Charles N. Haskell
Muskogee
Thaw's Mother to Testify in His Sanity Trial
Mrs. William Thaw, mother of Harry K. Thaw, will testify to support her son's sanity at his trial starting October 12 before Judge Isaac Mills in White Plains. She arrived with Miss Gertrude D. Ross, checked into Carlyon Arms, and plans to stay through the proceedings, bringing 1,200 Egyptian cigars for Thaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Isaac Mills
White Plains
Red Star Line
Thaw
Gertrude D. Ross
Carlyon Arms Hotel
Eastbrook and nearby residents share weekend visits
Miss Ruth Kemp spends a few weeks in New Castle. Mrs H. M. Wilson visits Pittsburg. Elizabeth Bear visits Pittsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crow and family of New Castle spend Sunday here. Raymond Fisher, Grove City College student, visits home. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patterson visit Wampum relatives. Pearl Hutchinson, teacher at Rennerdale, visits with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Farrar and son Robert of Rennerdale guest of Hutchinson family over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Kemp
New Castle
H. M. Wilson
Pittsburg
Elizabeth Bear
Andrew Crow
Raymond Fisher
Grove City College
R. A. Patterson
Wampum
Pearl Hutchinson
Rennerdale
N. O. Allen
S. W. Frankenberger
Volant
Chas. Farrar
Robert
S. W. Hutchinson
McCaslin Notes Illnesses Visits and Local News
Mrs William McCay is reported seriously ill. No services in Neshannock U P church next Sunday. Commissioner John McConahy passed through the village Monday. Oliver Cameron presides over a progressing school. Scott Richael Thomas West and Warren Kerr attended Pittsburg exposition last Thursday. Belle McKnight teaching in Wayne township visited her parents here. Mrs J C McCaslin concluded a visit with her aunt Mrs Reuben Wisner of Neshannock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McCay
Neshannock
Ghost Parade by College Boys Ends in Serenade at Hillside
About 50 college boys in night shirts and white caps paraded through New Wilmington streets at midnight serenading the Hillside girls dormitory and President R M Russell. The group then dispersed amid cheers and laughter. Later, Miss Mabel B Watson and J W Stephenson were married at the bride’s home with a small guest list and music by Prof J McC Weddell and Miss Bess Blayney. The couple plans a December home in Natrona and a wedding trip to Washington and Old Point Comfort. Outing guests included Natrona and Sharon residents and Viola Ill., among others. A local man, William Bell, was injured when a weed struck his eye while threshing, compounding a prior eye injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
R. M. Russell
Russell
Mabel B. Watson
J. W. Stephenson
Natrona
A. Kirkbride
Presbyterian Church
Lucy Ashenhurst
Viola
J. McC. Weddell
Bess Blayney
Washington
Old Point Comfort
William Bell
Social notes from the Walnut Street to Uniontown area
Various residents are listed as ill guests and travelers. B C Rhodes on Walnut Street is seriously ill. Frank Carlson on Neshannock Avenue visits in Uniontown. Mrs Cassius W Ranney of Pearson Street visits Cooperstown relatives. Several residents attended events in Sharpsville and Pittsburg. Miss Angie Coombs went to Pittsburg. J Harry Throop mourns his uncle in Mercer. Others host or visit across Sharon, Croton Avenue, North Jefferson Street, and Long Avenue. Mrs Thomas Kerr has been an invalid for 13 years and is now seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassius W. Ranney
Pearson Street
Cooperstown
T. J. Morgan
R. N. McBurney
Sharon
Angie Coombs
North Jefferson Street
Pittsburg
J. Harry Throop
Blaine _ street
Mercer
Effie Butz
Butz
Croton Avenue
Eugene P. Dunlap
Siam
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Laura Brauchie
Nellie Miller
South Sharon
Edna Laird
Wheatland
T. A. Kimes
Felix Guenther, Jr
East North Street
Cleveland
Thomas Kerr
Long Avenue
Clifford G. Chambers
Lin
Local Residents Visit and Recoveries Reported
Thomas P. Cullison of Pittsburg returns home Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles Near of Buffalo visits sister Mrs. Joseph Rutter of 43 Pearson Street, with Mrs. Rutter ill with typhoid fever. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Marshall of Erie, guests of their daughter Mrs. L. Short of 104 Richielieu Avenue, have returned home after attending the I. O. Foresters convention. Miss Pearl Waite of Lee Avenue recovers from appendectomy at Homeopathic hospital in Pittsburg. Her mother, by her bedside since the operation, will return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Cullison
Pittsburg
Charles Near
Buffalo
Joseph Rutter
Pearson Street
Pearl Waite
Lee Avenue
What Happened Was a Plenty for Hopper
Dewolf Hopper, the comedian, nearly died when the stage hook in the first act of What Happened Then broke and dropped him about eight feet. He lay unconscious with severe facial bruises and a nose hemorrhage. The performance paused. he recovered enough to resume his engagement at Wieting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Syracuse
N, Y
Dewolf Hopper
Youngstown Council Moves to Abolish Grade Crossings
In Youngstown officials begin steps to abolish all grade crossings. The move aims to improve safety and reduce traffic delays across the city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
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Girl
Current Events Circle
Mather Bros. CO
China
ARRIV
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Washington Street
Rebekah
Newburg, N. Y
Willie” Brooks
Edmund
Vance
Metzler
Lyman Hughes
Haskell
Eastbrook
M’caslin
Osgood Hardware Company
North Mill Street
Westminster
Vange
Horten & Whitten Co
B. C. Rhodes
Walnut Street
Frank Carlson
Neshannock Ave
Nue
Uniontown
Dista
Philo Hay Spec. Co
Newark
N. J
J. O. Hutton
Honingtown
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