Social Hour and Committee Plan For Current Events Circle
A meeting of Current Events circle members led by Mrs H E Golder discussed topics from the day and enjoyed a social hour hosted by Mrs Golder with sisters Mrs W G Eckles and Mrs W S Clark. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Y W C A civic committee for a Wednesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Golder
Phillips Place
W. G. Eckles
W. S. Clark
Harold Bleakley
E. E. Leavy
Officers of League Elected for Third Ward Betterment
The Third Ward Betterment league elected officers: President Mrs. G. L. Kimball, Vice president Mrs. J. S. Martin, Secretary Mrs. S. R. Wilkinson, Treasurer Mrs. M. D. Allen. Mothers of Oak street school children will meet at the school house Friday at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Betterment League
G. L. Kimball
J. S. Martin
S. R. Wilkinson
M. D. Allen
Oak Street
Card club postponed due to bereavement
The 1908 Card club event planned for Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mears has been postponed to next Thursday because of the recent death in the family of club members Mr. and Mrs. Charles Medard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Mears
Charles Medard
First Fall Meeting Hosted by Mrs Dickson
Mrs Thomas W. Dickson of 248 Pittsburg Street will entertain the Martha Washington Kennsington Saturday afternoon. This will be the first meeting of the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Dickson
Pittsburg Street
Martha Washington Kennsington
Handel Society Holds First Regular Practice at High School
Elijah practice opened in the high school chapel Monday evening with almost full attendance. the Handel Oratorio society began its year with a well attended session in preparation for future performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handel Oratorio Society
Pleasant Country Party At Cook Home Near Pitzers Crossing
A social gathering for friends from the city and surrounding area was hosted at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cook near Pitzer's crossing on the Youngstown car line. After an oyster supper for 42 guests the oyster-eating prize went to George Williams and cherry-picking to Mrs. Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cook
Pitzer
Youngstown
George Williams
Dean
Whitmer
Tobias
T. C. Armstrong
Charles Gibson
EB. C. Morrow
Walter Grant
Amelia Williams
Eugene Smith
Charles Dean
E. E. Blaine
Neal
Brown
Ritz
James Miller
Naomi Williams
Banquet and Club Meetings In City Social Scene
The Ladies of the Golden Eagle host a banquet in the Jackson block at 7 30 to honor visiting officials. Wednesday Morning Musical club meets at First Baptist church at 10, with Mrs W W Cubbison as hostess. Knights of Phythias plan a dance in the I O O F hall. Social Union of First Methodist church meets at 1. Misses Grace and Anna Boulich entertain C T Co girls. Alameda club meets in Hughes hall. Mr and Mrs Louis N Crawford of North Jefferson street entertain the Unexpected club. Ada May Martin and Daniel Wright’s marriage is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Jackson Block
First Baptist Church
W. W. Cubbison
Knights of Phythias
First Methodist Church
Misses Grace
Anna Boulich
High Street
C. T. Co
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Louis N. Crawford
North Jefferson Street
Ada May Martin
William CG. Martin
Volant
Daniel &. Wright
Local Socials Include Card Party and Halloween Plan
Mr and Mrs J P H Cunningham hosted the Yucatan club on North Jefferson street with card prizes awarded to Mrs J M Clark Mrs B J Phillips A W Harbison and J Norman Martin A follow up gathering is set for two weeks at North Jefferson street by Mr and Mrs W T Butz The Croton Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday after prayer meeting to plan a Halloween social at Mrs T C Armstrongs Croton avenue home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
J. M. Clark
B. J. Phillips
A. W. Harbison
J. Norman Martin
W. T. Butz
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Croton Methodist Church
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Carnation Kensington Meeting Postponed to Next Week
The meeting of the Carnation Kensington group scheduled for Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. John Grossart of Agnew Street has been postponed one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnation Kensington
John Grossart
Agnew Street
Marriage License Granted in Youngstown for Ketler McKinney
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Lillie M. Kettler and George H. McKinney of Ellwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Lillie M. Kettler
George H. McKinney
Ellwood City
Readable local listing at 638 South Croton Avenue site
At Marshall block a public listing or notice references 638 South Croton Avenue with events spanning Thursday Friday and Saturday. The fragment notes 511Z as a potential time or code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Block
South Croton Avenue
Daughters of King Elect Officers Named
Members of the Daughters of King of Trinity church elected officers for the coming year. Honored were President Mrs. F. E. Sowersby Vice president Miss Martha Waite Secretary Mrs. Georgia M. Braley Treasurer Mrs. E. O. Haun The next regular meeting will be the second Monday of November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of King of Trinity Church
F. E. Sowersby
Martha Waite
Georgia M. Bra
Frances Boyd Hosts Birthday Party At Home
Miss Frances Boyd celebrated her birthday anniversary Monday evening by entertaining friends at her home. Games and music kept guests engaged and refreshments were served. A number of pretty gifts were received by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Boyd
Miss Rebecca Wilkinson Hosts Halloween Luncheon Invitations
Rebecca Wilkinson of Fair Lawn invites guests to a 1 PM luncheon on Saturday October 31. The invitations are unique Halloween posta ls written in verse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Wilkinson
Fairlawn
Youngstown
Hallowe‘en
Mayor hears police pick ups and town penalties
A city morning session before Mayor Harry J. Lusk jailed or fined several drunks and disorderly residents. One offender was ordered to leave town while others paid fines. Individuals named include Sadie Barnes Sadie McGee Joe McAllen and Harry Yamah with varied penalties. Additional notes cover local visits and residents returning from trips and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Lusk
Sadie Barnes
Sadie McGee
James Lifonti
Joe McAllen
Harry Yamah
Local residents visit area towns and family
Numerous city residents are noted visiting relatives and attending events. W J Uber spent Sunday with his parents in Grove City. An 11 pound son was born to Mr and Mrs William Gustafson of Johns street. Others visited Princeton Ellwood City Harrisburg Pittsburg West Middlesex Youngstown and Lowellville reflecting a busy weekend in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Craig
Greenville
Richard Mullen
New Orleans
Charles Carr
Catherine
Youngstown
Catherine McGivern
Chestnut Street
W. J. Uber
Grove City
William Gustafson
John Sreet
Grace Dean
Lucy Egan
Laura McClelland
Princeton
George W. Clutton
Walnut Street
Ellwood City
Pauline Swartz
Philip Levine
J. A. Br
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Ralph Darrow
Lowellville
M. BE. Veach
Mary Hann
West Middlesex
Florence Fike
Mercer
Fred Getrost
East Street
Lavinia White
Little Wellar
East Side
Ellwood
Robert M. Fisher
Mary Bell
Sara
Elizabeth Cowden
Loretta McDonald Thompson
Ibbie
Phoebe Dickson
Robert Allen
Dorothy
Caroline
Fountain Inn
Greensburg
Alexander Johnston
Seventh Ward
William Johnston
Miss Griffith and Turner Wed at Epworth Church
Miss Mary E. Griffith and William M. Turner of Polk were married at the Epworth Methodist parsonage by Rev. R. A. Rich on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Griffith
William M. Turner
Polk
R. A. Rich
Epworth Methodist Church
First Aid Talk Planned by Dr L W Wilson at Pittsburg Meeting
Dr L W Wilson local surgeon for the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad will address the Agents Association at a Pittsburg meeting Wednesday evening. He will discuss First Aid to the Injured and topics on humane freight handling after sheriff closures and on refusing delivery when consignees are blocked by authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Wilson
Pittsburg
Marriage License for Turner and Griffith Recorded
William M. Turner and Mary E. Griffith are issued a marriage license. The notice directs readers to Likens Optical at 33 N Mercer Street with hours on Wednesday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Turner
Mary E. Griffith
Likens Optical Rooms
N. Mercer Street
Wampum Woman Survives Attempted Assault Friday Night
Miss Mary Robinson, a well known Wampum resident, was seized and throat-grabbed by a stranger as she walked home about 9 pm. He threatened to kill her and flashed a knife before fleeing when approached by another passerby. She could not identify the assailant due to fear.
Assessors Require Returns of Personal Property for Tax
City assessors require citizens to return all money at interest including mortgages judgments promissory notes and bonds for taxation whether held in or out of state. If no return is filed within 10 days the assessor will prepare one with a 50 percent estimated addition and appeal is allowed. False returns risk conspiracy charges fines up to 1000 and up to three years imprisonment. willful false perjury carries fines up to 500 and up to seven years.
Tillman Arrives in New York Forecasting Bryan Push
United States Senator Benjamin Tillman arrived in New York aboard the Kroon with Mrs. Tillman. He predicted that Bryan will shake up forecasters and make Republicans uneasy as the campaign narrows. Tillman said he would not actively campaign but believes Bryan will energize the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
United Rem
Benjamin Tillman
Kroonland
Antwerp
Dover
Tillman
New Imported Woolens For Fall Dress Fabrics At Bo ggs & Buhl
Women may now amass a varied collection of dress fabrics from France, Austria, Germany and more. The color chart adds burgundy, cobalt, taupe and greens alongside navy, with new cheviots and worsteds. Imported wools range 75e to 4.00 a yard, including an 89 inch Chevron Cheviot from Belgium at 1.50 a yard. Boggs and Buhl, North Side, Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Austria
Germany
England
Scotland
Beotland
Boggs & Buhl
North Side
Pittsburgh
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Rosenblaiw’s
Cloak Department
Our
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Patterson
Martha Washington
Kensington
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
China
ARRIV
ING Daily
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
Yucatan Club
City Court of Justice
Charles Thompson
James Robinson
Samuel Clark
William H. Crane
Father and the
Boys
Nixon Theatre
Wallace W. Clendenin
North Mercer Street
Aldershot
London
Eng
Peter Meehan
Howard
City
James Meehan
Margaret Lewis
Lionel Evens
Margaret
James Davies
R. J. Chapman
Dr. Sutton
George Gibson
Katherine Kennedy
Misses Aiken
North Mill Street
James Black
Fred
Cleveland Avenue
Metzler
Sterling Jubilee Singers
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Bostonia
Pittsburg Exposition
Thomas E. Green
Leland Powers
Oscar Haywood
Charles T. Metzler Co
Love & Megown
McKinley & Frantz
J. H. Douglas & Son
Calvin Smith, Hyde & Yates
Jos. Harris
Wampum
Mary Robinson
Miss Robinson
C. E. Fitch
D. FE
Orris
3D Lowers
West Pittsburg
Thomas Pearlman
Harry Miles
Alice Aley
Walter Wolf
Gibbon
William Shuler
Kay Street
T. M. Eckles
Emma Spence
Edna Hamilton
Beaver Falls
Myrtle Campbell
Helen
Nathaniel Yoho
Frank Garvin
B&b
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