Surprise Birthday for Bessie Bradley at Cleveland Avenue
Friday afternoon a surprise tenth birthday party for Bessie Bradley was hosted by her mother at home on Cleveland Avenue. Guests included many local girls, with Miss Elizabeth Blews assisting, and a pink and white dining room with a large cake and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
James Bradley
Cleveland Avenue
Mrs. Bradley
Elizabeth Blews
Navetta Heslop
Ruth Remley
Mildred Gibson
Grace Clinefelter
Jessie Locke
Eleanor Amon
Amber Blackstone
Mildred George
Viola Dute
Loraine Lovejoy
Florence Campbell
Marian Hover
Violet Kerchival
Honor Bradley
Hannah Foster
Ruth
Lillian Armstrong
Mildred
Florence Allen
Ava Stern
Rosaline Parsons
Theo Brown
Bessie Bradley
Viola Jones
Bleakley Habegger Nuptials Quietly Planned in Franklin
Miss Margaret May Bleakley and Dr Louis Edmond Habegger schedule a quiet wedding at the bride elects Franklin Pennsylvania home with Rev Beaty presiding at 4 PM. No attendants, immediate family present due to a recent death. Miss Bleakley has visited W S Foltz West Grant Street and Margaret Kirk Highland Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Margaret May Bleakley
William J. Bleakley
Franklin, Pa
Louis Edmond Habegger
Mr. Beaty
Franklin’ Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg Dispatch
Bleakley
W. 8. Foltz
West Grant Street
Margaret Kirk
Highland Avenue
Inventors Highlighted In American Women's Guild Meeting
The American Women's Guild met with Mrs. John W. Bay of Croton Avenue on Friday afternoon. Roll call responses named inventors. Papers presented included Wireless Telegraphy by Mrs. Mina Organ and Women and Their Inventions by Mrs. J. W. Bay. Also Reading Darius Green and His Flying Machine by Mrs. W. J. Wolford. Next gathering set for two weeks with Mrs. N. Blackstone of Cascade Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Guild
John W. Bay
Croton Avenue
Mina Or
Gan
J. W. Bay
Reading
Darius Green
W. J. Wolford
N. Blackstone
Cascade Street
Club entertainment in North Beaver street home
Mrs George Winter hosted the Girls club on Friday afternoon with needlework and a later collation. She was helped by her mother Mrs James Stevenson and out of town guest Mrs Findley McConnell of Pittsburg attended the event.
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George Winter
North Beaver Street
James Stevenson
Findley McConnell
Pittsburg
Girls Meet To Sew With Miss Rhodes In City
The X Y Z girls sewed Friday afternoon with Miss Helen Rhodes of Neshannock Avenue. Refreshments were served and the group will be entertained by Miss Leah Hughes of Lincoln Avenue next Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rhodes
Neshannock Avenue
Leah Hughes
Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburg Guest Miss Challinor to Visit Henrickson Avenue
Miss Margaret Challinor of Pittsburg arrived in the city to be the guest of Mrs Frank Butz of Henrickson avenue for some time. Challinor has many friends here and has frequently visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Challinor
Pittsburg
Frank Butz
Henrickson Avenue
Miss Challinor
Birthday Surprise for Leroy Merriman Celebrated
In honor of his birthday anniversary Leroy Merriman was tendered a pleasant surprise Thursday evening. Cards and other interesting diversions made the evening a happy one for the guests who partook of a delicious luncheon.
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Leroy Merriman
Surprise Birthday Honors for Mrs Seth Marshall
A 37th birthday celebration for Mrs Seth Marshall drew 50 or more friends from the Daughters of America at Hutchinson street. A ruby ring was presented by Mrs Ben Dean with remarks. Prizes in a euchre contest went to Mrs Margaret Rigby Mrs Mildred Able Kenneth and Marshall. Refreshments followed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Marshall
Hutchinson Street
Daughters of America
Marshall
Ben Dean
Margaret Rigby
Mildred Able
Kenneth and
Reading Circle Meetings Schedule and Papers
Reading circle sessions are set for Monday at 3 PM with Mrs. George W Moody on Highland Avenue. Roll call responses will be the favorite book of the year and papers include Emmanuel Movement by Miss Mary Dickson and reviews of Outlook and Century for September by Mrs. L Hewitt and Mrs. Ford Kincaid. The Circle of 89 will meet at 3 PM with Miss Alma Broadhead on Craig Street for Whittier quotations and papers on Life of John G Whittier and Whittier’s Anti-Slavery Poetry with a Whittier poem by Mrs. A Martin Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Moody
Highland Avenue
Emmanuel Movement
Mary Dickson
Review
Outlook
Century
L. Hewitt
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Circle of 89
Mary Allen
Faroes
Shetland
William K. Hugus
Hebrides
Orkneys
Alma Broadhead
Craig Street
Whittier
Rall
John G. Whittier
L. W. Ranney
J. P. Caldwell
William Montgomery
A. Martin Graham
Miss Gertrude Cogan to Speak for W C T U
Miss Gertrude Cogan visiting the city for weeks of W C T U work has spoken in multiple churches and will speak at Croton Methodist Free Methodist Mahoningtown Pulaski Methodist and Presbyterian churches with events on Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday and the following Monday in various venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cogan
Gertrude Cogan
Croton Methodist Church
Free Methodist Church
Arlington Avenue
C. W. Waddington
East North Street
Mahoningtown
Pulaski Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
South Jefferson Street
Yoho Birthday Party Held for Helen Yoho
Nathaniel Yoho organized a surprise party for his sister Helen on her birthday Friday. Entertainment included music games and magic lantern pictures with refreshments served. Guests included Mamie Hickey Margaret Hickey Lyda Book Nettie Galbreath Nellie and Marie Yoho Nellie Grinnen Susie Gray Lillian McCready Claire Cunningham Lola Josie Naugle Marie Snare Grace Galbreath Leona Trunk Geraldine Harvey Alice Gray Florence Weitz and Florence Yoho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
W. W. Yoho
Nathaniel
Mamie Hickey
Margaret Hickey
Lyda Book
Nettie Galbreath
Nellie
Marie Yoho
Nellie Grinnen
Susie Gray
Lillian McCready
Claire Cunningham
Lola
Josie Naugle
Marie Snare
Grace Galbreath
Leona Trunk
Geraldine Harvey
Alice Gray
Florence Weitz
Florence Yoho
Handel Oratorio Society to Hold First Meeting
The Handel Oratorio Society schedules its season start at the High School auditorium on Monday October 12 at o'clock sharp. Members must enroll. those unable to attend should mail name address and voice part. Bring Messiah All Through the Night and Hail to the Happy Bridal Day. John N. Emery secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
John N. Emery
New Castle High School Senior Class Elects Officers
The first annual senior class meeting at New Castle High School elected officers for the class to graduate next June. President Donald Trelfall, Vice President Frank Hamilton, Secretary Ruth Ehrlich, Treasurer John Kennedy, and Athletic Captain Charles Loveridge were named.
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New Castle
Donald Trelfall
Frank Hamilton
Ruth Ehrlich
John Kennedy
Charles Loveridge
Birthday party honors Mrs Douglas of Sharon
Friday marked the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Douglas of Sharon formerly of this city. A group of former neighbors and friends visited her for the day. Dinner was served at noon and the guests returned home at six in the evening.
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Douglas of
Sharon
Sadie McCaine
Jennie Emery
Annie Stevenson
Minnie Parchie
Margaret Clark
Edward Crocker
Jessie Crocker
Amy Hall
Beryl Drake
Sadie Metzler
Bert Terwilliger
Ida Drake
Lottie Maitland
Reading circles meet Monday and locals plan concerts
The three Reading circles will meet at 3. Local residents will travel to Youngstown to hear Madame Lillian Nordica in a Park Theatre concert. The Oratorio Society resumes after summer vacation. Daughters of the King of Trinity Church hold their regular meeting. Mr and Mrs L Baldwin of East Grant Street entertain the Spoon Club. The Ladies League of the Protected Home Circle hosts a Coliseum vaudeville theatre party.
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Youngstown
Lillian Nordica
Park Theatre
Oratorio Society
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
L. Baldwin
East Grant Street
Spoon Club
Ladies’ League of
Protected Home Circle
Coliseum
Oldest Allegheny-born man 97 celebrated in New Bedford
Martin Jackson of New Bedford turned 97 on Thursday and hosted a family dinner at his home. He is the oldest man living who was born in Allegheny and won a prize at the sesqui centennial in Pittsburgh last week. Notable guests included Mrs. N Gehrett Mrs. Charlotte Scott of Courtland Mrs. Robert Pinkerton and Miss Jennie Pinkerton of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Jackson
New Bedford
Mr. Jackson
Allegheny
Pittsburg
N. Gehrett
Charlotte Scott
Courtland
Robert Pinkerton
Jennie Pinkerton
Warren
Don
Center Church
Center
Ethel Phillips
Philadelphia
Margaret Wilson
Pearson
Miss Marie Brehm To Speak In Local Churches
Miss Marie Brehm arriving Saturday will stay with Mrs. Benjamin Beisel and Mrs. Eliza A. McBride at 80 East Wallace Avenue. She will speak in local churches Sunday and remains in the city until Monday. Brehm is a traveling secretary for the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church promoting temperance and was formerly state president of the Illinois WCTU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Brehm
Benjamin Beisel
Eliza A. McBride
Wallace Avenue
Miss Brehm
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Illinois
Mrs Parsons Hosts Friends for Bushs Visit at Cleveland
Mrs M B Parsons of Cleveland avenue entertained Friday evening in honor of her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs E A Bush of Punxsutawney. The evening featured games and refreshments.
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M. BE. Parsons
Cleveland Avenue
E. A. Bush
Punxsutawney
Basket Club Hosts Card Evening Committee Members
Mrs J Norman Martin Mrs J C Hutton Mrs David Jameson and Mrs Charles Greer served on the committee at the Basket club meeting Friday. Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson street hosted dinner at 7 and guests played cards. Mr and Mrs E I Phillips of North Beaver street will entertain the club in two weeks.
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J. Norman Martin
J. C. Hutton
David Jameson
Charles Greer
Basket Club
North Jefferson Street
E. I. Phillips
North Beaver Street
Entertainments At St Mary's Church Plans For Winter Plays
A meeting will be held by the young people of St Marys church to arrange several amateur performances for the coming winter. The church drama society has staged a few plays in recent years with success and more are planned.
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St. Mary’s’ Church
Drasaic Society of the
Ministerial Association to Hear Dr. Whalen Monday
Dr H J Whalen pastor of the First Baptist church will address the Ministerial association Monday morning at 10 o clock.
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H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
Ministerial Association
Meeting Notice at City Church Guild Room
The church will meet Monday evening at 7:30 in the guild room for a brief gathering.
Emma C Butz Offers China Painting and Ceramic Work
Miss Emma C Butz advertises classes in china painting and special order work with firing services at Studio 129 Croton Avenue telephone Bell 1063 J 4213.
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China
Croton Avenue
Bell Phone
Mrs Loveland Drops Dead After Rising in Fredonia Area
Mrs A G Loveland wife of a hiker merchant in Fredonia ercer county drops dead shortly after arising on Friday. Marshall Bros announce a 25 cent poultry copyright book for any poultry owner who calls this week titled Full of sound chicken sense.
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A. G. Loveland
Fredonia
Ercer County
Marshall Bros
Excellent music at Gilmore Hall high school dance
Friday evening at Gilmore Hall a lively high school dance drew about 30 couples. The event featured strong turnout from the younger crowd and a note that the next dance will occur in two weeks.
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Gilmore Hall
Come and See Mrs H S Jordans New Millinery Goods
Advertises Mrs H S Jordan in Harlansburg Pennsylvania inviting readers to view her new millinery goods at the shop.
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Mrs
Desperate Arrest After Harmony Fight Ends With Capture
Daniel Behm fought off Harmony officers for two days trapping himself in a house. He attacked Constable Renno and Constable Miller when finally arrested after a trap door chase and a kitchen confrontation in Butler. He faced charges of assault resisting an officer and threatening to kill.
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Harmony
Daniel Behm
Butler
F. H. Davy
Behm
F. M. Renno
Jess Miller
Renno
Miller
Statewide ruling: non resident not liable for township road tax
Judge A W Williams rules that non residents owe no per capita tax for special road purposes. The suit by Pymatuning Township supervisors against non resident property owner Sr. O Simonton ended with the decision that a non resident must not pay the tax in that township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
A W. Williams
Pymatuning
Sr. O. Simonton
Williams
Card of Thanks for Thompson Family Loss
Mr and Mrs C H Thompson and family thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and kindness extended in the recent bereavement of their little son and brother Clifford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Thompson
Clifford
Local social notes list visiting friends and guests
Mrs. William Covert of Sharpsville and Miss Millie Waters of Lowellville visit local friends and relatives. Miss Mabel Allen spends a Saturday in Pittsburg while Robert White visits Washington. Don Lusk improves from illness. Mrs. W. B. Davis visits Greenville. Miss Anna North visits Miss Jeannette Shaner in Youngstown. M. L. Clark and Pearl visit relatives in the city. Muscular rheumatism affects Mrs. E. S. Warnock. Nessle and Taylor return from Lowellville business trip. Mrs. Dodds visits in Pearson street. Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Dana complete a Cambridge Springs stay. Chauncey Hettenbaugh and Joseph McKnight visit Pittsburg. Quinn family returns from Pittsburg. Wilda Emery concludes visit with Helen Aye in Cascade street. Latimer family returns from visit to John Mills family in Shar on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Covert
Sharpsville
Millie Waters
Lowellville
Mabel Allen
Walnut Street
Pittsburg
Robert White
Neshannock Avenue
Washington
Don Lusk
Pine Street
W. 8. Davis
Mary Davis
Greenville
Anna North
Youngstown
Jeannette Shaner
Young Street
Chauncey Hettenbaugh
Joseph McKnight
West State Street
J. F. Quinn
Julia A. Quinn
William J. Quinn, Jr
Special Service at Italian M E Church
A special service is set for Sunday morning at the Italian Methodist Church in Howard Alley. Rev Grisafi will preach at 10 30 o clock on the baptismal text Go baptize all the people in the name of the Father Son and Holy Ghost. After the service the pastor will baptize children.
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Howard Alley
Rev
Grisafi
Farewell Sermon by Rev. J. M. Wilkes
Rev. J. M. Wilkes of the A. M. E. church will preach a farewell sermon Sunday at 8 p.m. He leaves Tuesday for conference and is expected to return, having done significant work among his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Wilkes
Leesburg Hears A Singing Class Plan And Local News
Community to organize a singing class taught by Sherman Black of Grove City. Crop reports say corn nearly cut and potatoes dug. typhoid patients improving. Local clergy activities include temperance lectures in South Dakota and church events in Leesburg and Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Black
Grove City
Leesburg
Heydrick Ome
Dougas
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Ellwood City
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Harold MacGrath
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Robert W. Chambers
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Kildare
Meredith Nicholson
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KID Glove Sale
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Detroit, Mich
Lee Tat Ieee
Black Lynx
Black Pony
Chinchilla
Isabelle Fox
Euwers
M. L. Clark
Pearl
Harlansburg
City
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Superior Street
Messrs
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Lee Taylor
Mrs. Dodds
Prospect
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Pearson Street
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Cambridge Springs, Pa
Wilda Emery
Petrolia
Helen Aye
David Latimer
M. E
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May Carey
Sandy Lake
James Potter
Volant
Chuck
Margery Wingard
Co. G. Jordan
South Dakota
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T. W. Pearson
Beaver
James A. Nelson
Lon
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Reynolds Streets
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Ocean Grove
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