Local Folks Wed in Youngstown
Miss Myrtle McCreary of Home street wed Mr. Harry Wettich of this city in Youngstown on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Frazier officiated the ceremony before the couple returned home to begin married life. The bride, a music teacher and former Emery Orchestra member, is the daughter of William McCreary.
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Youngstown
Myrtle McCreary
Home Street
Harry 8. Wettich
Frazier
William McCreary
Emery Orchestra
Mr. Wettich
Henry
Local Chauffeur Named Medard Employee on Highlands Avenue
Wettich, a well known young man, serves as a chauffeur in the employ of Mrs. Charles E. Medard of Highlands Avenue.
Kensington meeting elects house group officers
At the meeting of the J. M. W. Kensington with Mrs. Margaret Jones of East street, officers were elected: President Mrs. Katherine Wynn, Vice president Mrs. Lettie B. Williams, Secretary Mrs. Gertrude Jackson, Assistant secretary Mrs. Georgia L. Brooks, Treasurer Mrs. Emma Curry. Mrs. Jones with her daughter Mrs. Belle Miller served refreshments. Honor guests were Mrs. M. A. Davis, Mrs. Mamie Alman and Mrs. Amanda Stewart of West Middlesex. Next meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Rebecca Allen of West Falls street.
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The
J. M. W. Kensington
Margaret Jones
East Street
Katherine Wynn
Lettie B. Williams
Gertrude Jackson
Georgia L. Brooks
Emma Curry
Jones
Belle Miller
M. A. Davis
Mamie Alman
Amanda Stewart
Mothers League Meeting at Oak Street School
A Mothers League meeting for Oak Street School will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs. George Kimball's residence on Pine Street. All interested women are invited. those unable to attend may send their names and 15 cent dues to be considered members.
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Mothers’ League
Oak Street
George Kimball
Pine Street
Ladies to attend vaudeville at Coliseum Monday evening
The ladies league of the Protected Home Circle and about 60 friends will attend a vaudeville performance at the Coliseum on Monday evening. They will meet at Mrs. George Wyman’s home on South Jefferson Street and march to the theatre.
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Ladies League of the
Protected Home Circle
Coliseum
George Wyman
South Jefferson Street
Charles L. Baldwin
Ee Street
Handel Oratorio Society
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
Reading Circle
George W. Moody
Highland Avenue
Ladies’ League
Coliseum Vaudeville Theatre
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferie Street
Ladies Auxiliary Party at Patterson Home
The ladies' auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will host a party at Mrs. Mary A. Patterson's home at 194 East Sutton Street on Thursday evening.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mary A. Patterson
East Sutton Street
May Gilbert
Charles H. Rick
James Cunningham
Court Street
Taka
William B. Gormley
Neshannock Avenue
Mrs Gormley Hosts Ne shannock Avenue Gathering
Mrs William B Gormley of North Mercer Street will entertain the Ne shannock Avenue group on Thursday evening.
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William B. Gormley
North Mercer Street
Neshannock Avenue
Monday Night Club Hosts Mr and Mrs H B Golder
The Monday Night club at Phillips Place hosts Mr and Mrs H B Golder this evening for a social gathering and entertainment session at their home venue.
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H. B. Golder
Phillips Place
Classes in china painting and firing at Studio 129
China painting and decorative work classes offered at Studio 129 Cro ton Avenue. For details call Bell 10638 J 4213 and inquire about studio sessions and firing services.
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China
Croton Avenue
Bell
Mrs H S Jordans New Millinery Goods
Advertisement notes Mrs H S Jordan offers new millinery goods in Harlansburg Pennsylvania with stated shop location and available hats and accessories.
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Mrs
Slippery Rock alums banquet and week of society meetings
The town calendar lists the Slippery Rock State Normal alumni banquet in the I O O F hall on Wednesday and a long line of club meetings and social events through Thursday. Notable items include the Oratorio society resuming Monday meetings, the Daughters of the King and multiple circles hosting gatherings, and planned weddings for Miss Daisy Smith and Mrs Phil H Wetmore, with many hosts named across streets and clubs. Local residents travel to Youngstown for Mme Lillian Nordica’s concert.
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Slippery Rock State Normal School
Oratoria Society
Alma Broadhead
Craig Street
Youngstown
Mme
Lillian Nordica
Park Theatre
Slippery Rock
Wimodausis
Masonic Temple
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Primary department reception at First M. E. church
The officers and teachers of the First M. E. church primary department announce a reception Friday from 2 to 4 PM in the primary room. Guests will be mothers of the children and other interested mothers. No written invitations issued. all mothers are invited.
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Pythian
Sorosis
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
First Methodist Church
Nelfie Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Lincoln Euchre Club
M. E. Church
Alameda Club Meets in Hughes Hall Wednesday Evening
The Alameda club will meet in Hughes hall on Wednesday evening for the first time. Meetings were held at members’ homes, but growth has required a public venue and a Wednesday night change from Thursday.
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Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Daytime church activities announced for Tuesday
A noonday dinner at the day school class of the First M. E. church will be followed by a North Hill Women’s Bible reading session at her home in the afternoon.
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H. &. MccGoun
North Mercer Street
Holland Club
E. C. Porter
Liberty Association
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Kensington
Minnie Clark
Pittsburg
Joseph Sickafuse
Wilmington Road
First Methodist Church
William H. Dunlap
Court Street
Castelonian Club
Randolph Circle
King’s Daughters
the First Methodist Church
June Norris
Neshannock Avenue
D. D
Swastika Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
M. E. Church
North Hill
Miss Grace Love to Return from New York Visit
Miss Grace Love of Pinestreet has been visiting relatives in New York for a month with her cousin Miss Margaret Funk and her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs John Kerr of Syracuse. She is expected home Tuesday night. The Central W C T U will hold a rally and mothers meeting at Mrs BE N Baer's home on Nes hannock Avenue Tuesday evening inviting all mothers.
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Grace Love
Pinestreet
Margarie Funk
New York
John Kerr
Syracuse
N. Y
BE. N. Baer
Neshannock Avenue
Farewell Dinner for Miss Ella Clark
Miss Ella Clark of County Line street leaves Saturday for a visit with relatives in Tokio Mo Mrs W S Mears hosts a farewell dinner with family guests The previous night the Ladies Aid of First Baptist visited Miss Clark s mother Mrs Catherine Clark They presented a keepsake gift Miss Mabel DuShane hosted the Sunbeam club on Friday evening Elizabeth Keelan won the peanut hunt prize and the group planned another meeting in two weeks.
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Ella Clark
County Line Street
Tokio
W. 5. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Miss Clark
Catherine Clark
Mabel DuShane
Crawford Avenue
Sunbeam Club
Elizabeth Keelan
Mulberry Street
Orange Ladies No 24 Social Evening Ads
Orange Ladies No 24 invite at their hall Clendenin block for a Tuesday evening event on October 138 with refreshments and 10 cent admission. Lodge opens at 7 30 and all are invited.
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Clendenin Block
Stabbing at hotel leaves Youngstown keeper badly hurt
John Schwartzwelter, hotel keeper of Youngstown, is in serious condition after a stabbing with a paper knife. The alleged assailant is his brother in law, John Waite.
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John Schwartzwelter
Youngstown
John Waite
Saloon Brawl Ends With Nick Stinzo Wounded in Youngstown
A Youngstown saloon brawl Saturday night left Nick Stinzo shot in the head by a revolver held by him. The weapon was aimed at another man who struck it with his fist.
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Youngstown
Nick Stinzo
Young Men’s Republican Club Heads to Taft Meetings
The Young Men’s Republican club plans a trip to Wheeling West Virginia and Steubenville Ohio on Wednesday to attend Republican meetings where Candidate Taft will appear. The Americas club of Pittsburgh and Lincoln club of New Brighton may join. Many members have not yet seen Taft and view this as a key pre election chance.
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Republican Club
Wheeling
West Virginia
Steubenville
Ohio
Taft
Alderman Ranney
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Lincoln Club
New Brighton
Staft
New Castle Umbrella Mfg Co Opens Store with Discount Stock
The New Castle Umbrella Manufacturing Company announces opening of a new store at 14 S. Mercer St. M. Sullum, proprietor. Stock is cut 40 to 50 percent with all umbrellas guaranteed and one year free repair. Mail orders welcomed.
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New Castle Umbrella Mig. Co
S. Mercer St
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Stillman’s
East Washington St
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Mather Bros. CO
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Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
Theatre Party
Emma C. Butz
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Circle of ’91
Lilian Westlake
Florence Whittaker
Young Street
Leah Hughes
Lincoln’ Avenue
BE. E. Hileman
Highland 500 Club
William Williams
Winter Avenue
S. W. Dana
Richard F. Dana
Cambridge Springs
Carlsbad of America
William C. Harbison
Dana
Metzler
Orange Ladies
Pittsburg St
Union Depot
Roberts
Edward Ellis
Dana’s Musical Institute
Hamilton St
New Castle, Pa
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