Stansfield Delivers Desultorium Talk on Life and Spirit
William Stansfield spoke at the Unity club on Desultorium arguing life and death are not purely material. He urged spiritual evidence for continued life and cited authorities who found life continuous. A brief discussion followed with Rev. George Jones and others. no meeting next Friday due to Halloween festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
William Stansfield
Kichock
George Jones
W. G. Price
Bentley
J. W. Hays
Hallowe'en
Morton-Scott Wedding Planned at Catlettsburg Church
Invitations announce the marriage of Hazel Morton to Dr. Charles Matthews Scott in Catlettsburg First Presbyterian Church on Tuesday November 10 at 8 30 PM. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W W Morton of Catlettsburg Ky and the event is described as a large wedding with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Morton
Catlettsburg
Hazel Morton
Charles Matthews Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Edith Hill
Belle Megown
West North Street
S. J. Chambers
Court Street
W. H. Chambers
North Liberty Street
Halloween Party Invites Guild Members at Croton Avenue
Mrs P K Fike of Croton avenue invites American Women's Guild to an old fashioned Hallowe en party at her home next Saturday evening The regular session was held at Mrs J N Blackstone Cascade street Friday afternoon An interesting program on New York included A Brief History of New York by Mrs J N Blackstone Notable Places of New York by Mrs E L Smith A Trip Down the Hudson by Mrs W W Fielding Reading Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Mrs Lyle Emery The next regular meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs W Burrows Morton street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. K. Fike
Croton Avenue
American Women's Guild
Hallowe'en
J. N. Blackstone
Cascade Street
New York State
New York
E. L. Smith
Hudson
W. W. Fielding
Reading
Sleepy Hollow
Lyle Emery
W. Burrows
Morton Street
Reading Circle Meets Mrs Davidson at Wallace Avenue
The Reading circle will meet with Mrs Mary A Davidson of Wallace avenue at 3 o clock. Oratorio society will meet in high school chapel at 8 o'clock. Mr and Mrs EB Phillips of North Teaver street will entertain the Basket club. Mrs John Nothdurst of the Neshannon Boulevard will entertain the Circle of 89 at 3 o'clock. The Spoon club will be entertained by Mrs William B Gormley of North Mercer street. The Circle of 91 will meet at 3% o'clock with Mrs T C Armstrong of Croton avenue, Mr and Mrs Edward Kendall of West Washington street will entertain the Monday Night club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Mary A. Davidson
Wallace Avenue
Oratorio Society
EB. I. Phillips
North Teaver Street
John Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Spoon Club
William B. Gormley
North Mercer Street
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
Edward Kendall
West Washington Street
Hughes and Smith Marry in Beaver Ceremony
Announcement states Miss Cora B. Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Hughes Volant wed Mr David A Smith of Pittsburg in Beaver on Wednesday. The bride is described as accomplished and the groom a noted Pittsburg oil operator, with residence to be in Hast End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora B. Hughes
J. B. Hughes
Volant
David. A. Smith
Pittsburg
Beaver
Mrs Harper visits Grove City for luncheon honor
Mrs BE F Harper of Park Avenue returned from Grove City where she was guest of Miss Ida Pearsall. A luncheon with pretty appointments welcomed her Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Harper was accompanied by her daughter Eleanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. F. G. Harper
Park Avenue
Grove City
Ida Pearsall
Harper
Eleanor
Cleveland Guest Attends Gilmore Hall High School Dance
Miss Blanche Stone of Cleveland attended the Gilmore hall dance as an out of town guest. About 35 couples participated and the music was unusually lively. The next dance is planned for two weeks later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stone
Cleveland
Gilmore Hall
Pittsburg Sightseeing Duo See Maude Adams Play
Mrs. Josephine Martin and her daughter May of Court Street visited Pittsburg on Saturday and attended Maude Adams in What Every Woman Knows at the Nixon Theatre this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Martin
May
Court Street
Pittsburg
Maude Adams
Nixon Theatre
Daisy Thompson and Louis Guenzi Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was granted in Youngstown to Daisy Thompson and Louis Guenzi of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Daisy Thompson
Louis Guenzi
Masquerade Party for Associates
The G. 8. club of the First Baptist church enjoyed a masquerade party hosted by Miss Jean Ingham of East Falls street. Guests wore original costumes, with Miss Margaret Whalen in the best disguise as an old woman. Themed decorations featured pumpkins and autumn leaves, games included bobbing for apples won by Miss Jane Reel, and music and refreshments followed. The guest list totaled about fifteen, with Mrs. Swan of Meddlebury, W. Va. traveling from afar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. Club
First Baptist Church
Mies Jean Ingham
East Falls Street
Margaret Whalen
Jane Reel
Pretty function at Miller home in Croton avenue
A Friday afternoon gathering at the Miller home on Croton avenue hosted by Mrs. A. S. Love Mrs. George McKee and Miss Laura Miller attracted 56 luncheon guests Carnations formed the centerpiece for an unusually attractive decor After luncheon guests played 500 with engaging results no prizes were awarded A card party is planned for next Tuesday evening at the Miller residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Croton Avenue
A. S. Love
George McKee
Laura Miller
John McClure
Beaver
Milier
Social at First Christian church women’s group
A Pittsburg street home hosted a Friday gathering by the women’s union of the First Christian church. Miss Lyda Ruth Brooks Miss Edna Woods Miss Hartman Thelma Ellis and young Misses Virginia and Georgia Johnson presented a musical and literary program. Over 40 members and friends attended and refreshment was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Dean
Pittsburg Street
Women's Union of
The
First Christian Church
Lyda Ruth Brooks
Edna Woods
Hartman
Thelma Ellis
Virginia
Georgia Johnson
Emery Johnson
Miss Ester Stockman’s Twelfth Birthday Soiree
In honor of her twelfth birthday Miss Ester Stockman of Pittsburg street entertained many girl and boy friends Thursday evening. The young guests enjoyed games and a dining room lunch after ten o clock. Miss Neretta Hazlep toasted Miss Stockman to many more happy birthdays. Miss Anna McGurk recited Seeing Things at Night and Old Grady's Ghost. Miss Stockman received many pretty presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester Stockman
Pittsburg Street
Neretta Hazlep
Miss Stockman
Anna McGurk
Grady
S A K girls host Miss McKee for progressive dinner
Arrangements planned previously for a progressive dinner on Friday evening October 30 were carried out at a meeting of the S A K girls. Miss Ethel McKee of Wallace Avenue acted as hostess. The group sewed and enjoyed a luncheon. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Miss Gertrude Waddington of Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel McKee
Wallace Avenue
Gertrude Waddington
Court Street
Cleveland guest Miss Stone to stay with Croton friends
In honor of Miss Blanche Stone of Cleveland, guest of Miss Lena Winternitz of Croton avenue, her sister Mrs. Quincy McBride entertained at a small luncheon at the Lawrence club. Messrs Joseph Stone and Isadore Ebstein of Cleveland will visit the city this afternoon in their machine and will be accompanied home Sunday by Miss Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stone
Cleveland
Lena Winternitz
Croton Avenue
Quincy McBride
Lawrence Club
Joseph Stone
Isadore Ebstein
Miss Stone
Halloween party promises fun for New Castle club
A group of four gathered at the New Castle club on Friday evening to play cards. The popular diversion of £ 00 provided entertainment, followed by a delicious collation. A Hallowe'en party will be held next Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle Club
Youngstown Groom Weds Clara Evans in Quiet Ceremony
Bert F. De Normandie son of Sheriff F. L. De Normandie of Youngstown married Clara Evans Thursday evening. The groom, a nephew of Mrs. John Knox of Lincoln avenue, is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert F. de Normandie
F. L. de Normandie
Youngstown
Clara Evans
J. R. Ewers
John Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln avenue hostess entertains X Y Z girls with sewing
Miss Elizabeth Hutton of Lincoln avenue hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for the X Y Z girls. Sewing and social talk filled the time and a nice lunch was served. The location of the next meeting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hutton
Lincoln Avenue
West Grant couple hosts Tuesday Night Club event shift
Mr and Mrs John Butz of West Grant street will entertain the Tuesday Night Club next Tuesday evening instead of Mr and Mrs H G Dean as previously announced at the last meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Butz
West Grant Street
H. G. Dean
Exposition for Youngstown Advocated Similar to Pittsburg
A proposal is urged to establish a Youngstown exposition modeled after the Pittsburg arrangement. Supporters cite economic and industrial benefits and urge municipal backing and planning details to advance the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Pittsburg
Ministers to Speak at Temperance Meetings Next Week
Temperance gatherings will continue in city churches with speakers announced. Rev W G McConnell at Third U P church Monday, Rev J S Martin at Grace M E church Tuesday, Rev R H Mulholland at Fourth Presbyterian Tuesday, Rev A H Jordan at Highland U P Thursday, Rev G J Jefferies at Simpson M B E Thursday, Rev J L Stratton at Second U P Friday, Rev William Bryenton at Primitive Methodist Monday, November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. McConnell
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Third U. P
J. S. Martin
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Grace M
R. H. Mulholland
Highland U. P
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
U. P
William Bryenton
Free Methodist Church
F Primitiva Methodist Church
Local residents return and visit in city circles
M A Pooler returns from Cleveland. Mrs Allen Hull of Denver is guest in city. Mrs John McClure of Beaver visits friends. Mrs James Merchart of Sharon guests of Mrs George Forbes. Detective Thomas O'Brien of Pittsburgh returns home. Miss Lena Winternitz hosts guest. Mrs Swan of Meddlebury visits Mr and Mrs J L Swan. Miss Mary Hamilton and Miss Elda Brown spend Saturday in Pittsburgh. Mrs Elvira Mills of Pittsburgh visits sister Mrs M A Hartiman who is ill. Mrs O H P Brown and daughter France spend Saturday in Pittsburgh. Mrs Howard Vance ill but out. Miss Ethel Wygal returns from visit to Mrs Pearl Smith. Mrs James M Blackwood returns from visit to Portersville and Ellwood City. George W Hamilton returns from Kend Neb and Dixon Ill. Miss Margaret Camblin visits mother on Wallace Avenue. Will Wier, Rufus Bell, Scott Cole, and Butch Mahne attend Republican blowout then return. C Ed Smith returns from Buffalo with order for two Thomas autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Pooler
Cleveland
Allen Hull
Denver
Col
John McClure
Beaver
James Merchart
Sharon
George Forbes
Thomas O’brien
Pittsburg
Blanche Stone
Lena Winternitz
Croton Avenue
Howard Vance
South Street
Ethel Wygal
Pearl Smith
McKeesport
James M. Blackwood
Pittsburg Street
Portersville
Ellwood City
George W. Hamilton
Court Street
Relatves
Kend
Neb
Dixon
Margaret Camblin
John Camblin
Wallace Avenue
Rochester
Rufus Bell
Beaver Falls
Scott Cole
Darlington
Mayor Lusk cases abuse and begging in city court
At police court Mayor Lusk sentences Pat Kernan for child and wife abuse after witnesses testify to taking 50 cents from his child. He faces six to nine months. Mike Mitchel is questioned about farming and Mike Conway is fined for begging. Chief Gilmore notes a $100 loan to an Italian and a North Hill begging incident. Two foreigners arrested for drunkenness are discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Lusk
Pat Farrell
Kernan
Mike Mitchel
Mike
Mike Conway
Joseph Gilmore
Conway
North Hill
Councils to Oppose New Transfer Policy Conflicts
City councils refer transfer question to city solicitor for opinion. Street car company issued notices that transfers were unavailable unless requested at fare payment. Councils introduced a resolution directing the police committee to examine measures to halt the company’s transfer policy.
Land Purchase Along Union Township Road
Geo Mee of South New Castle borrows land from J H Sherritt on the new road in Union township. The deed records a parcel described as acres in the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Mee
South New Castle
J. H. Sherritt
New Road
Union Township
Police Com Add to Youngs Troubles Over Dog Catching
The police committee questions Jack Young's dog catching work in Atlantic avenue disputes. Chief Gilmore notes dogs returned after capture and Jack cites unpaid fees for nonlethal releases. Councilmen press for details as Young seeks his $70 monthly bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Committee of Councils
Jack Young
Joseph Gilmore
Jack
Atlantic Avenue
Gilmore
Long Avenue
Westminster junior orations highlight college talent
Westminster College in New Wilmington hosted the first series of junior class orations and essays. Students Jesse Clyde Amon Raymond M. Kistler Grace Cooper Dickey Elizabeth Bartley Douthett Bessie Lorena Ferrer Marian Blakely Forsythe delivered notable works, with a large audience in attendance and a strong student rally for the Geneva game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
Westminster College
Dr. Russell
Awakening Giant
Jesse Clyde Amon
Grace Cooper Dickey
Jewish Progress
Elizabeth Bartley Douthett
Raymon M. Kistler
Lafcndis Hearn
Bessie Lorena Ferrer
Marian Blakely Forsythe
Five Executions In One Day Shock Louisiana
Five African Americans were hanged in Louisiana in a single day for murder. Robert Hall was executed in Plaquemine parish for killing two of his own race, Ernest Montgomery in Vermilion parish killed three, Edward Ayles in Rapides parish murdered his wife, and two others in New Orleans strangled a white policeman, Robert Cambias, before their executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Robert Hall
Plaquemine Parish
Ernest Montgomery
Vermilion Parish
Edward Ayles
Rapides Parish
Robert Cambias
Chicken and Waffles at Hotel McCreary
Short notice service offers chicken and waffles at Hotel McCreary in New Wilmington. Bell and Citizens phones listed. S406 waite.
Big 500-ton Soho Furnace Blown In at Pittsburg
The 500 ton Soho furnace of Jones and Laughlin Steel at Pittsburg has been blown in after a period of idleness and will be started in full next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and Laughlin Steel Company
Pittsburg
Large two pound potato from Audley Book farm
Adam Mershimer delivered a two pound potato to The News office on Friday. The oversized spud, one of several from the Audley Book farm near Hermon church, is described as exceptionally large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Mershimer
Audley
Hermon Church
Y W C A Vesper Services Set At 4 30 Sunday
Vesper services will be held at 4 30 Sunday afternoon at the Y W C A with Rev A B McCormick of Central Presbyterian delivering the address. A social hour follows after 5 30 with a story reading and a light lunch to enable attendees to stay downtown for Young People's meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
A. B. McCormick
Central Presbyterian Church
Croton L T L to Meet Sunday Afternoon
The Croton L T L will meet Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Croton Methodist church. Central W C T U will meet Monday at 7 30 PM with Mrs William Isaac 810 Highland Ave. Miss Bessie Williams visits Miss Carrie Gibson of South Sharon. change in date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croton L. T. L
Croton Methodist Church
Central W. C. T. U
William Isaac
Highland Avenue
Bessie Williams
Carrie Gibson
South Sharon
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WM. Stansfield
Earth
D. R. Bollard
Sarial
S. A. K. Girls
C. Ed Smith
Buffalo
Thomas
Harry J. Lusk
Police Court
Pat Kernan
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
China
ARRIV
ING Daily
Mather Bros.co
Washington Street
Samuel J. Chambers
Third Ward
Democratic County Committee
Chambers
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania
H. M. Good
A. Martin Graham
Lawrence
Democratic Party
Vely
Board of County Commissioners
M. C. Galliher
A. G. Knox
Young
Westminster
Geneva
F. R. Bailey
Clenny
Long
Park
Portfield
Waite
Theo
Clark
Love & Megown
Bell Phone
Union Phone
Charles M. Morrow
Scott Street
South Mill Street
Roy McClelland
Prop
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