Sunday School Convention at Fay in New Wilmington district
A Sunday School convention of the New Washington district of the Lawrence County Sabbath School association met at Fay Lutheran church New Wilmington with strong attendance and a program including scripture memorizing temperance and Bible study. Delegates from New Castle and New Wilmington attended and the next convention will be held in New Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Wilmington
New Washington
Lawrence County Sabbath School Association
Fay Lutheran
I. S. Smith
J. L. Stratton
M. W. Leslie
Margaret Merriman
J. A. Breckenridge
New
J. W. Falkman
Dc. G. Leatherman
T. 8
MecAnilis
Annetta Bell
J. J. Ashenhurst
Clyde Gulfillan
Quiet wedding at parsonage in First Baptist church
Miss Grace Mitchell and Mr. Jacob Emery wed at 3 pm in the home of Rev. H. J. Whalen on Boyles Avenue. Attendants were dispensed with and the bride wore brown. The couple will honeymoon toward Buffalo and Niagara Falls before returning to housekeeping on County Line Street.
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H. J. Whalen
Boyles Avenue
First Baptist Church
Grace Mitchell
Jacob EB. Emery
Brown
Emery
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
County Line Street
C. M. Mitchell
Bluff Street
County Commissioners
Ezra Emery
Court Street
W. J. Quinn
Out-of-town guest attends Pittsburg club meeting
Miss Crompton of Pittsburg visited the Tuesday Night club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Butz on West Grant street. The group decided no prizes for winter but will keep scores with the losing side furnishing a banquet at season’s end. Refreshments were served. the next meeting will be in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Dean on North Mill street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Francis
New Wilmington
William M. Francis
Raymond Slack
New Casue
A. Kirkbride
Bluff Street
New Castle
W. R. Gardner
Coraopolis
J. B. Elliott
Callensburg
John E. Francis
Pittsburg
J. A. Anderson
LeRoy N. Y
John Leslie
Sharpestie
Nicholas Leslie
Samuel Thompson
Ethel Slack
Oscar Slack
William Leslie
Enon Valley
Albert Leslie
Wampum
Crompton
John Butz
West Grant Street
H. G. Dean
North Mill Street
Daughters of Lydia to Meet at First Presbyterian Church
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Later supper will be served, with families as guests.
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Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Randolph circle of King's Daughters met at church
The Randolph circle of King's Daughters gathered at First Methodist church Tuesday afternoon to sew. An all day meeting and lunch are planned for next Tuesday at the church.
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Randolph Circle of
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Ladies Host Gathering In Honor Of Mrs Emerick
Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson Street will entertain the Lancheon Pedro club on Thursday. The event honors Mrs Emerick with a social gathering and refreshments planned by the host group.
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Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
Lancheon-Pedro Club
Emerick
Mrs Bertha Stearns Hosts P E Sisterhood Gathering
Miss Bertha Stearns of North Jefferson Street will entertain the P E Sisterhood Thursday evening. The event gathers local members for fellowship and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stearns
North Jefferson Street
P. “. E. Sisterhood
Large Card Party At Miller Home Impresses Associates
A congenial group of friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Love home for a nine table six hand euchre card party. Carnations and chrysanthemums supplied a festive setting with Mrs. Rhodes of Enon as the only out of town guest. A pleasant luncheon followed and aides included Mrs. Hiram G. Miller and Miss Laura Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
George McKee
Laura Miller
Croton Avenue
Rhodes
Enon
Hiram G. Miller
Laura Stevenson
Miller Home
Halloween social and club entertainments listed
Mrs Harry Barber hosts guests on Reynolds street and several societies announce entertainments. Miss Bertha Stearns and others plan masquerade and Hallowe en events while households on North Jefferson North Highland Park and Shannock avenues prepare gatherings for clubs including the P B O Sisterhood Trinity parish and various local orders. A Rachel Rebekah social follows a regular lodge meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Barber
Reynolds Street
Utopia Kensington
Bertha Stearns
North Jefferson Street
Christian Union
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Jackson Block
W. E. Jackson
North Mercer Street
Neshannock Avenue
Young Ladies
Trinity Parish
Mae Fisher
North Highland Avenue
W. G. Mears
W. G. Eckles
Park Avenue
Castelonian Club
Thomas Davis
West Washington Street
A. Kensington
Lucy Covert
G. R. Dufford
Pearson Street
George W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Charles Greer
Joseph Emerick
Philadelphia
Rachel Rebekah Lodge
Young Married People club gathering at New Castle rooms
The New Castle club rooms hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for the Young Married People's club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Andrew G. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Walter HarLan. Chrysanthemums decorated the room and Mrs. Roy Brardon won a six-hand euchre prize. A lunch was served. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Metcalf of Pittsburg. The next meeting will be in two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Andrew G. Murphy
Seventh Ward
Walter Harlan
Lincoln Avenue
Roy Brardon
Hiram Metcalf
Pittsburg
A. C. Hyde
North Cedar Street
Masked Halloween Guests Visit Mrs. Brown Home
Masked figures from the Holland club invaded Mrs. C. L. Brown’s Hillcrest Avenue home Tuesday evening. After unmasking they played Pedro and continued with Halloween decor. Mrs. Taylor helped serve lunch. A club business meeting led by Mrs. B. C. Porter is set for next Wednesday to decide on a new or continued club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Brown
Hillcrest Avenue
Holland Club
Pedro
Hallowe’en
Taylor
B. C. Porter
North Mercer Street
Hallowe'en Party Arrangements Finalized at Local Home
Plans set earlier for a Halloween event at Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Beer residence on Neshannock boulevard were completed Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. A. M. Graham of Shaw street hosted the Tuesday afternoon Kensington. The function is scheduled for next Monday night with guests sewing and chatting into the night before a refreshment break. Miss Clara Guy helped her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Beer
Neshannock Boulevard
A. M. Graham
Shaw Street
Kensington
Clara Guy
Mrs Daniel Wright Bride Shower Shared At Martin Home
Miss Charlotte Cox hosted a wedding shower for the week old bride and groom Mr and Mrs Daniel Wright at the Martin residence near Volant. Fifty guests attended and received numerous gifts as games and music entertained the party before late hour refreshments were served.
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Daniel Wright
Charlotte Cox
John Martin
Volant
Johnsons Move Lincoln Club Dinner To Thursday
Mr and Mrs G W Johnson of Highland avenue will entertain the Lincoln club one day earlier than planned. The meeting date was changed from Friday evening to Thursday evening and members are asked to note the new time.
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G W. Johnson
Highland Avenue
Lincoln Club
Trinity Church Women Plan December Bazaar
The Women's guild of Trinity church held a brief meeting Tuesday to discuss plans for the upcoming December bazaar.
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Women’s Guild of Trinity Church
Miss Margaret Jackson Hosts Hallowe'en Party Invite
Miss Margaret Jackson of Borough Line street issues invitations for a Hallowe'en party to be held Saturday evening.
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Margaret Jackson
Borough Line Street
Mrs. Frances Falls At Home For Ten Days
Mrs Frances G Falls of 68 Phillips Place will be at home for ten days with stamping done and materials and instruction for hand care available.
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Phillips Place
Progressive Halloween Dinners Planned by Local Social Set
A series of Halloween progressive dinners is planned featuring Misses Marian Reeves Margaret Moore Eva Patterson Mary Tunison Hazel Mills Marietta Reynolds and Messrs Joseph Reynolds Charles Hillier Charles Colnot Orin Panner Rochester David Morton Ellwood City James Moore Monaco. First course at Miss Margaret Moore Noris Jefferson street then to Miss Eva Patterson Wallace avenue final course at Miss Marian Reeves Boyles avenue.
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Marian Reeves
Margaret Moore
Eva Patterson
Mary Tunison
Hazel Mills
Marietta Reynolds
Messrs
Joseph Reynolds
Charles Hillier
Charles Colnot
Orin Panner
Rochester
David Morton
Ellwood City
James Moore
Monaco
Noris Jefferson Street
Wallace Avenue
Boyles Avenue
Engineers Wives Host Merry Oyster Supper In City
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No. 757 Cascade division held a lively oyster supper for members and wives Tuesday evening in the Presbyterian church basement Sev enth ward. Billy Osburn acted as toastmaster and responded to toasts by Frank Powers and Mr Fielding of Youngstown. Guests from outside Mahoningtown included Mr and Mrs Fielding of Youngstown and Mr and Mrs Howard Leslie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Presbyterian Church
Seventh Ward
Billy Osburn
Frank Powers
Fielding
Youngstown
McNabb Family Fete Marks Twenty Sixth Wedding Anniversary
In Wallace and Highland avenues, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McNabb and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. McNabb hosted a family dinner Tuesday evening. Red and white carnations adorned the table as Mrs. McNabb, with daughters Ruby and Florence, assisted in entertaining. Guests included Dr. and Mrs. W. G. Wilson and daughter Jessie, Mr. and Mrs. George C. Thompson, Lake McNabb, plus additional McNabb family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McNabb
Wallace Avenue
R. L. McNabb
Highland Avenue
George C. Thompson
Lake McNabb
Percy McNabb
Hallowe'en Dance At Gilmore Hall Draws 100 Couples
More than 100 couples attended the Hallowe en dance held at Gilmore hall Tuesday evening hosted by Frank B Gilmore. Out of town guests included Nora Martin Minnie Monday George W Davis Thomas Gallagher Ellen Converse Harley Hurlbert Mamie Dunnan Catherine Nellie Menice Marx O Toole Olive Anna Kuhn William Henry May Sankey J C Barber and Thomas Driscoll from several nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Gilmore
Gilmore Hall
Greenville
Messrs
J. C. Barber
Thomas Driscoll
Sharon
Tidball details a trap to catch Detective Logan and gambling rings
Tidball testifies about planned raids on Sugar Bowl and Knox building joints. He says Chief Gilmore and Mayor Lusk were informed, describes hush money from Kelty, and outlines Deskin's alleged involvement and refusals amid South Mill Street disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidball
Deskin
Big Tree Inn
Maud Adams
Washington Street
Thomas McCarthy
McCarthy
Mercer Street
Kleinfelter
Knox
Eagles Rooms
Nannie Smith
Jessie McCune
Center Street
Nellie Keast
Cochran Alley
Kelly
Logan
South Mill Street
Green
Jaint
Charles Kelly
Kelty
Coliseum
Fred Clark
Harry Sutton
Gilmore
Lusk
South Mill St
Will McKee
John Herbold
Herbold
New England Dinner At First Christian Church
The First Christian church will host a New England dinner on Saturday evening from five to eight o’clock at the church. Tickets are 25 cents. All parishioners and neighbors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Chicken and Waffles at Hotel McCreary
Chickens and waffles served on short notice at Hotel McCreary in New Wilmington. Bell and Citizens provided the meal service and notice of availability.
Big Gains Reported by U S Steel for Quarter End
The U S Steel Corporation reported results for the quarter ending September 30 that were surprisingly encouraging. Earnings were only slightly below the prior year, signaling solid performance for the period.
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Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel Corporation
Walter C. Forrester and Clare Forrester wed proposal
Marriage licenses issued for Walter C. Forrester and Clare Forrester of Prospect, marking formal recognition of their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter C. Forrester
Clare Forrester
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Fay
Charles Kelty
Edward Kelly
Mahoningtown
Eagles’ Club
Union Depot
Mahoning Avenue
Clark
M. W. Keith
Westminster Grove City
Westminster
Grove City
McMahon
Mansell
Francis Slack
Charles Axe
Tyson ‘Xe
Hallowe'en
Frank Milliken
Lulu Schoeller
J. F. Houston
Canonsburg
James R. McClymonds
Sitoneboro
S. E. Phillips
Emerton
Gibson
Good
Democratic Party of
Margaret Donaldson
Sistersville
W. Va
R. J. McGovern
Daugh
Chris
Cal>dian Association
Wilkinsburg
Sweitzer
Santos
Howard Munnell
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
Lancheon
Rebekah Social
Rachel Rebekah Eer
Memrs
P. O. E. Sisterhood
Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
China
ARRIV
ING Daily
Mather Bros.co
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
New Castle Club
Frances G. Falls
Progressive Party
Hallowe'en Dance
C. Logan
New England
Pollock
New Leslie Hotel
Troy and
Kramer
Deering
G. W. Cook
New Castle, PA
Roberts
Pittsburg St
St. John’s Luther League
Superior St
Maro
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