Harold W. Bryan Weds in Shenandoah Virginia
The October 3 wedding of Constance Margaret Kibler of Shenandoah Va and Harold Westwood Bryan son of L R Bryan of this city took place at the bride’s home in Shenandoah with Rev Hammond officiating. Attending were family members including L R Bryan and brothers William and Edward Bryan. The couple planned an extended trip and a home in Richmond Va at 2300 West Grace Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Margaret
Benton C. Kibler
Shenandoah
Harod Westwood Bryan
L. R. Bryan
Court Street
William and
Edward Bryan
Carnegie Tech
Union Switch & Signal Company
Bryan
West Grace Street
Richmond
Epworth Class Hosts One Oclock Luncheon
Ladies Epworth Bible class of Epworth Methodist Sunday school held a colored autumn flower decorated luncheon for thirty in the church dining room. Special visitor Mrs Homer B Davis attended. Afterward a business meeting elected President Mrs T M Shaffer Secretary Mrs William Scott and Treasurer Mrs Lee Carlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Bible
Epworth Methodist Sunday School
Homer B. Davis
T. M. Shaffer
William Scott
Lee Carlon
Manhattan Lunch to Open October 10 at 30 West Washington
The Manhattan Lunch will open Saturday October 10 by the owners of the Washington Lunch. First class cooking features fresh seafood daily including oysters and clams in shell plus homemade pastry. Quick service and a welcome to Local 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
West
Washington St
Washington Lunch
Birthday Party at Mrs Nelson Home
A Thursday evening birthday gathering honored Mrs. Jack Hutchison of Conneaut, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plotts, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Plotts, Dr. and Mrs. Jay L. Reed and Betty Ann, and many Nelson family members. Refreshments were served by the hostess with help from Mrs. W. J. McNees and Mrs. J. L. Nelson, in Florence avenue after informal social pastimes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Nelson
Florence Avenue
Jack Hutchison
Conneaut
W. J. McNees
J. L. Nelson
Henry Plotts
Hudson and
Richard
Leo Plotts
Earl Plotts
Jay L. Reed
Betty Ann
A. Lloyd Nelson
Mirian
Thomas Jackson
Helen Body
Surprise party for Bible class held at Newbery home
Members of the Annetta McKee Bible class held a surprise party Thursday evening at Mrs. M. R. Newbery on Garfield avenue. Twenty four guests enjoyed music and games with several piano pieces by Miss Catherine Newbery, followed by refreshments served by Mrs. C. L. Sipe, Mrs. A. B. Coulter, and Mrs. R. A. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Newbery
Garfield Avenue
Catherine Newbery
C. L. Sipe
A. B. Coulter
R. A. Fleming
W C T U Young People's Branch Hold Dinner and Meeting
Members enjoyed a tureen dinner at Mrs. J R Hodge home with 22 covers. At a later business session Mrs E J McKibben resigned and Mrs C M Grace was elected to fill the vacancy. charity reports totaled 37 garments 35 sick calls 11 days works 100 magazines 14 bouquets 35 glasses of jelly and four gallons of applebutter. Plans covered a Halloween party at Mrs De Garmo and the next meeting at Miss Mary Warnock's Superior street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
J. R. Hodge
Neshannock Avenue
Bilger
Colman
Smith
E. J. McKibben
C. M. Grace
de Garmo
Mary Warnock
Superior Street
A. E. I. Club to Meet This Evening
The A. E. I. club will convene at Mrs. Ethel Thomas residence 705 County Line street this evening at 8 o clock. Members will discuss business of importance in a planned gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. I. Club
Ethel Thomas
County Line Street
Informal Reception for Savannah M E Pastor Returns
Members of the Savannah M E congregation hosted a Thursday evening reception for Pastor Rev. C. L. Downs and his family returning for another year. Over 100 attended with W H Weinschenk leading the program. Gifts were presented, Rev Downs spoke, Mrs Downs assisted, and Frank Geiger and Mrs Weinschenk added remarks before a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah M. E
C. L. Downs
W. H. Weinschenk
Frank Geiger
Rev. Downs
Birthday party honors Ruby Young at Halloween gathering
A Halloween party for Ruby Young's 12th birthday at Woodlawn Avenue featured festive decorations and games. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Frank K. Young with help from Miss Sylvia Black and others, and a group of Misses and Messrs including Palme Zimmerman Ruth Shaffer Thelma Shaffer Pearl Wadlinger Mary Ellen Blaine Lois Otto Gladys McNees Edith Palmer Betty Taunch June Dorothy Helen Hedda Neugabauer Ruby and Nellie Young Frank Wadlinger Jr Charles Leese Robert and Ervin Young attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Young
Woodlawn Avenue
Frank K. Young
Sylvia Black
Ethel Shaffer
Josephine Wadlinger
Nellie Young
Palme Zimmerman
Ruth and
Thelma Shaffer
Pearl Maxine Wadlinger
Mary ‘Ellen Blaine
Lois Otto
Gladys McNees
Edith Palmer
Betty Taunch
Helen Hedda Neugabauer
June Dorothy
Ruby
Frank Wadlinger, Jr
Charles Leese
Robert
Ervin Young
Birthday Celebration for F. J. Stickle in Home Gathering
F J Stickle turned 72 with a Halloween flavored party at his South Beaver Street Extension home on a Wednesday evening. Friends included Mr. and Mrs Charles Ketze and families, Mr. and Mrs Charles Merchant Jr. and families, Mrs G B Park and son, and several Stickle relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Stickle
South Beaver Street Extension
Onor
Hallowe’en
Charles Ketze
Charles Merchant, Jr
R. J. Cochran
Charles Cook
G. B. Park
Clare Stitt
Thomas Stickle
Fred Stickle
J. Eckert
J. Stickle
Halloween Meeting Of E. O. T. Club At Chestnut Street
Twelve members gathered at Mrs. Paul McCracken s home on Chestnut Street Thursday evening using Halloween decorations. Special guests included Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. McCracken, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Gettings, and Mrs. McAnaney. Prizes went to Mrs. Margaret Hammond and Mrs. Harry Meckling. Refreshments followed with help from Mrs. Smith and Mrs. McAnaney. In two weeks Mrs. Will Hammond will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. T. Club
Paul McCracken
Chestnut Street
Johnston
McCracken
Smith
Gettings
McAnaney
Margaret Hammond
Harry Meckling
Will Hammond
Sutton Street
Afternoon Bridge Club Hosts Tea at Laurel Home
Mrs Earl DeWolf invited members of the Afternoon Bridge Club to a 1 o'clock Incheon at her Laurel Avenue residence on Thursday. Yellow and white decor set the tone with ten guests. Special attendees included Mrs Harold Woods and Mrs Francis Fullerton. The after lunch bridge portion followed. High scores went to Mrs Arthur Keefer and Mrs Charles Meredith. The next meeting, in two weeks, will be at Mrs Francis Drake's Richeney Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl DeWolf
Laurel Avenue
Afternon Bridge Club
Harold Woods
Francis Fullerton
Bridge
Arthur Keefer
Charles Meredith
Francis Drake
Richeney Avenue
Keagy Host EB I A Club Gathering at Clenmore Home
Mr and Mrs Clinton Keagy entertained members of the EB I A Club at a prettily appointed six o clock climber at their Clenmore boulevard home Thursday evening Fall flowers formed the center piece and covers were laid for ten After dinner hours were spent socially with music and games In three weeks Mr and Mrs Charles Bauder of Shaw street will entertain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Keagy
EB. I. A. Club
Clenmore Boulevard
Charles Bauder
Shaw Street
Mrs. A. E. Kerr Hosts 1 O'clock Luncheon at Energy
Mrs. A. E. Kerr entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her Energy home. Tables for 24, fall flowers, and gay decorations accented a day of bridge and five hundred. Out of town guests included Mrs. William H. Walker of Butler, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Elton Dunlap of Youngstown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Kerr
Bridge
William H. Walker
Butler
Elton Dunlap
Youngstown
Hallo we en party planned by 1921 Club at Elridge home
Members of the C. and G. 1921 Club visited Mrs. John Elridge on Beckford street Thursday afternoon for social time and refreshments. They planned a Hallo ween party at Mrs. Elridge’s home for October 31 with husbands as special guests. The next regular meeting in two weeks will be hosted by Mrs. George Allen on Meyer avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. and G
John Elridge
Beckford Street
Hallowe'en
Elridge
George Allen
Meyer Avenue
Vade Mecum Club Meets at Florence Avenue Home
Five hundred and fancy work pleasures of the Vade Mecum club members when they met at the home of Mrs. Rex Patch Florence avenue Thursday afternoon. Dainty refreshments were served and the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Earl Davies who was a special guest. In two weeks Mrs. Oscar Noss Fairmont avenue will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Patch
Florence Avenue
Earl Davies
Oscar Noss
Fairmont Avenue
Porters Host Shower For Newlyweds Carl And Wife
Friends and relatives gathered at William Porter and East Washington Street on Wednesday to honor Mr. and Mrs. Carl Frazier, the recent bride and groom. A shower of gifts was presented and refreshments were served by Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
East
Washington Street
Carl Frazier
Local gathering lists many attendees and family names
Carl Hausler, Mrs. Edward Mc Conahy and Mrs. Edward Porter. Those present were: Mrs. L. W. Bartlett, Mrs. Robert Lintor, Mrs. Richard Linton, Mrs. R. M. Frazier, Miss Hazel Frazier, Mrs. Mary Garvin, Mrs. Charles Morgan, Mrs. James Blaine, Mrs. Alex McConahy, Mrs. Glenn Orr, Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mrs. H. J. Lines, Mrs. F. Ditch, Mrs. Harry Mortimer, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs. George Kennedy, Mrs. L. N. Mershimer, Mrs. W. L. Pettitt, Miss Betty Jane Hausler, Master Rowland Mortimer, Edward McConahy, Jr., Nancy Elle Blain, Betty Lou Orr, Ruth Moore and Jean Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hausler
Edward McConahy
Edward Porter
L. W. Bartlett
Robert Lintor
Richard Linton
R. M. Frazier
Hazel Frazier
Mary Garvin
Charles Morgan
James Blaine
Alex McConahy
Glenn Orr
C. A. Clark
H. J. Lines
F. Ditch
Harry Mortimer
James Kennedy
George Kennedy
L. N. Mershimer
W. L. Pettitt
Betty Jane Hausler
Rowland Mortimer
Edward McConahy, Jr
Nancy Elle Blain
Betty Lou Orr
Ruth Moore
Jean Porter
Birthday party for Bobbie Dix at North Front Street
Mrs. John Dix hosted a Wednesday evening birthday party for her son Bobbie in her North Front Street home. Games and music entertained guests while John Martin won the prize. many gifts and Halloween refreshments with dainty favors marked each place. Assisted by Miss Mildred Edwards and Miss Clara Dix, attendees included Grace Patton, Carl Custer, Virginia Custer, Gordon Thomas, Ellen Patton, Bobbie McGregor, Dollie Fallen, Bert Hilton, Abbie Fallen, Bill Hilton, Sara Dandy, Merle Eckert, John Martin, Norman Larson, Frank Ufner, and Fred Donakist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dix
North Front Street
Bobbie
John Martin
Hallowe’en
Mildred Edwards
Clara Dix
Grace Patton
Carl Custer
Virginia Custer
Gordon Thomas
Ellen Patton
Bobbie McGregor
Dollie Fallen
Bert Hilton
Abbie Fallen
Bill Hilton
Sara Dandy
Merle Eckert
Norman Larson
Frank Ufner
Fred Donakist
Local clubs and organizers in Youngstown area events
G. G. G. club and H. H. H. club host Current Events groups with Miss Annabelle Lowery and Mrs. W. C. Houston on Elizabeth Street and Harbor Road. Mrs. C. BR. Lyle leads Current Events class with luncheon at the Elks club. Oliver Browns and Moody Avenue feature in Unexpected club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabelle Lowery
Youngstown Road
C. BR. Lyle
Elizabeth Street
H. H. H. Club
W. C. Houston
Harbor Road
Elks Club
Oliver Brown
Moody Avenue
Dinner Set At First Baptist For L A B Club
A six o'clock dinner was served in the basement of the First Baptist church for members of the L A B club. The event highlighted fellowship and parish optional activities in a civic church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
L. A. B. Club
Church dinner shapes cozy fall centerpiece event
Seventeen covers were arranged and fall flowers formed the centerpiece at Thursday evening’s church dinner hosted and served by the ladies of the church. A short business meeting followed, with the next gathering planned in two weeks at Mrs James Grove’s home on East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Grove
East Washington Street
Mrs Batten Hosts O B F Club Guests at Reis Street
Mrs Albert Batten entertained the O B F club associates at her Reis street home Thursday evening. Guests enjoyed decorated rooms in black and yellow with business and sewing as pastimes. Mrs Paul McCandless assisted in serving refreshments. Plans were made for a supper at Mrs Willard Hood’s cottage at Muddy Creek Falls on October 14. A masquerade party is planned two weeks hence at Mrs Ellis Howard’s home on Mt Jackson road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Batten
O. B. F. Club
Reis Street
Paul McCandless
Willard Hood
Muddy Crek Falls
Ellis Howard
Mt. Jackon Road
All Mar club hosts and guests at Temple home
Mr and Mrs Edward Clinefelter of Temple avenue received All Mar club members and their husbands Thursday evening. Three tables of five hundred were in play with favors won by Mrs Manley Bates and Henry Miller. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Linton Morrow of West Virginia. Hostess provided refreshments assisted by Mrs Fred Moser and Mrs Gilbert James. Mr and Mrs Gilbert Cox of East Washington street plan a masquerade party in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clinefelter
Temple Avenue
All- Mar Club
Manley Bates
Henry Miller
Linton Morrow
West Virginia
Fred Moser
Gilbert James
Gilbert Cox
East Washington Street
Brown couple to host dinner for Unexpected club
Mr and Mrs Oliver P Brown of Moody Avenue will entertain at dinner Monday evening for members of the Unexpected club.
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Oliver P. Brown
Moody Avenue
Unexpected Club
Fancy work and music night with Kensington club guests
Fancy work and music formed the entertainment Thursday afternoon as EB T W Kensington members were guests of Mrs Clint Snyder of MHazlecroft avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. T. W. Kensington
Clint Snyder
Mhazlecroft Avenue
Social gathering notes with guests and lunch details
Twelve members attended a meeting with special guests Mrs. Earl King of Salem Ohio and Mrs. H A Burkley. The hostess, aided by her daughter Mrs Earl King, served a two dainty lunch. A guest will be accompanied by Mrs. Lee Allen of Wildwood Avenue.
Reading Circle meeting at Mrs Campbell’s home
Members of the Reading Circle of ’06 held a pleasant meeting at Mrs C C Campbell’s North Bay street home Thursday afternoon. Centennial week reminisces followed the roll call. Two papers were read on The New Palestine and England in India by Mrs J A Wilson and Mrs Campbell, plus a poem by Mrs C N Lockhart. In two weeks Mrs L T Moore of Morton street will host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Circle
C. C. Campbell
North Bay Street
J. A. Wilson
England
India
C. N. Lockhart
L. T. Moore
Morton Street
Kensington club gathering at Mrs Dean's home
G A T Kensington members were hosted by Mrs William Dean on East Washington street with needlework and conversation as the main amusements. Refreshments were served.
Halloween Party Set at Long Avenue Home
The hostess and her daughter Eleanor hosted guests before the next club meeting. It will be held at Mrs. George McFarland’s Long Avenue home in two weeks as a Halloween party, per the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor
George McFarland
Long Avenue
Kensington ladies host sew and chat club gathering
Eleven members of the S. O. B. Kensington met at Mrs. Frank Hover’s Hemlock street home on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ralph Raney won the prize. Fancy work and socializing were the main pursuits as Mrs. Cooper assisted with refreshments. In three weeks Mrs. Reamer on Hemlock street will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. O. B. Kensington
Frank Hover
Hemlock Street
Ralph Raney
Cooper
Reamer
Wimodausis Luncheon Planned at Masonic Temple
Wimodausis members arrange a regular luncheon on Wednesday October 14 at one oclock in the Masonic Temple. Hostesses named are Mrs David Harris Mrs William Koonce Mrs Louis Ray Mrs Ross Auble and Mrs Lucas. Attendees must notify Mrs J C Leohner Highland avenue by calling 1608 3 no later than Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
David Harris
William Koonce
Louis Ray
Ross Auble
Lucas
J. C. Leohner
Highland Avenue
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Harold W. Bryan
Virginia
Epworth
E. M. M’creary Kell
A Atkinson Paint & Glass Company
North Mill Street
Bell Phone
Pittsburgh Proof Products
Mercer Street
Capitol
Charlie
Y. P. B. Meeting
E. Washington St
Rosenthals
Rags LE
Mercer” Theatf
M.C. Limber CO
Office Outfitters & Stationers
Greer Bldg
Mercer St
B. I. A. Club
Norma Almadge
Eugene O’brien
Vade Mecum Club
All-Mar Club
G. A. T. Kensington
William Dean
Rae
Kensington
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
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