Book of Life Is Closed Today
Margaret Henderson Hazen wife of Attorney Roy W Hazen dies after nine weeks illness at Shenango Valley hospital. Born in Shenango township she was 25. A contralto soloist and active in musical clubs, she married April 9 and lived at 166 Walnut Street. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at 129 North Mill Street with private interment at Oak Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Henderson Hazen
Roy W. Hagen
Shenango Valley Hospital
Walnut Street
Pittsburg
Margaret Jane Henderson
John W. Henderson
Shenango Township
Alborn Mills
First United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Alex McConahy
William
John D
Informal Event To Honor Actress Elizabeth Brinton
Miss Margaret White of Neshanock Avenue will host an informal gathering Friday evening after the theatre to honor Miss Elizabeth Brinton of Washington a Graystark company member. Brinton has appeared in My Friend from India Mrs Temple's Telegram Christopher Jr and Graystark where she plays the aunt of the princess and is noted by Washington and Jefferson men for her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret White
Neshannock Avenue
Elizabeth Brinton
Washington
Graystark Comany
Miss Brinton
India
Washington & Jefferson
Hallowe'en Parties Listed by Local Groups
Mrs Elder Rhodes and others plan gatherings for the Girls club Coterie circle and various clubs. Prof J R Sherrard Bible class hosts a party at Miss Bessie Holbrook s home with other families and clubs in the area. The Children s Aid society meets Friday at 3 at Mrs Ford Kincaid s home 19 North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder Rhodes
North Mill Street
William Williams
Winter Avenue
J. R. Sherrard
First Baptist Church
Bessie Holbrook
Huron Avenue
Jesse Cooper
East North Street
Hazel Webster
Pine Street
Clara Locke
Croton Avenue
Robert Whitla
Stop 44
Youngstown
Elizabeth Douds
T. E
Pyt
Sorosig
W. G. Eckles
Park Avenue
Cora Ritchie
Wallace Avenue
Children’s Aid Society
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Sunbeam Club Hosts Evening With Local Guests
The Sunbeam club was entertained by Miss Elizabeth Keelan of Mulberry Street on Tuesday evening. The program featured Song Miss Mary Drake Essay Miss Genevieve Ryan piano solo Miss Mabel DuShane Recitation Miss Marion Andrews piano solo Miss Florence Rodgers piano solo Miss Elizabeth Keelan vocal solo Miss Mildred Keelan followed by refreshments. The club will meet Friday November 6 at Miss Margaret Ryan’s Court Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Club
Elizabeth Keelan
Mulberry Street
Mary Drake
Genevieve Ryan
Mabel DuShane
Marion Andrews
Florence Rodgers
Elizabeth Keean
Mildred Keelan
Margaret Ryan
Court Street
Howe and Binning Wed at Meadville Home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Howe and Clyde E. Binning of Oil City were married Wednesday afternoon at the bride’s sister Mrs. F B McCartney’s Meadville home. Rev Mitchell of the First Methodist church officiated. The bride is related to Mr. and Mrs. R C Howe of East North street and Mr. and Mrs. J P H Cunningham of North Jefferson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Howe
Clyde E. Binning
Oil City
F. B. McCartney
Meadville
Rev. Mitchell
First Methodist Church
R. C. Howe
East North Street
J. P. H. Cunningham
North Jefferson Street
Mrs Halle and Son Arrive in Oakland for Winter Visit
Word from relatives states Mrs. M. A. Halle and her son Kenneth of 40 Croton Avenue arrived in Oakland California on Sunday morning. They plan to spend the winter there visiting Mrs. Halle's relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Halle
Kenneth
Croton Avenue
Oakland
Cal
Journey Aids Health Of Kenneth Halle In Chicago Visit
The trip serves partly to aid Kenneth Halle's health. Mrs. W. L. Earle accompanies as the daughter of the traveler. Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Nelson and O. J. Halle joined the group to Chicago and returned Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Earle
Kenneth Halle
Chicago
D. T. Nelson
O. J. Halle
Bethel minister officiates Edna Dixon and John Kyle wedding
Rev J S Dice of Bethel church officiated at the marriage of Edna Dixon daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dixon of North Beaver township and John Dalzell Kyle of Moravia on Wednesday evening at 7 oclock. Sixty five guests witnessed the ceremony and a dinner followed. Chrysanthemums adorned the decor. The couple left for Buffalo Niagara Falls and Toronto and will reside with the groom’s parents after a week’s trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Dice
Bethel Church
Edna Dixon
James Dixon
North Beaver Township
John Dalzell Kyle
Moravia
Kyle
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Toronto
William Kyle
Homer Miller
City
Russell
Pittsburg
M. 8. Wilson
Espyville
Alameda club masks and auctions mark Halloween gathering
Masked Alameda club members and friends gathered at Hughes hall on Wednesday evening with clowns, Indians and ghosts among the costumes. At 10:30 the masks were removed and the boxes auctioned. Coffee and lunches were served in the dining room as lanterns and bunting brightened the hall. About 45 guests attended and may masquerade again on the streets. Out of town guests Miss Clara Braden and Harry Headley attended. The club plans to meet again next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda Club
Hughes Hall
Clara Braden
East Liverpool
Harry Headley
Sharon
Quotations Highlight Current Events Circle Meeting
Mrs T C Armstrong hosted the Current Events circle of 1906 on Croton avenue. Quotations from Tennyson were shared during roll call and discussion, with social thoughts and musical contributions pleasing the guests. In two weeks Mrs John Hanna of Crawford avenue will host and Dickens quotations will be the next theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
T. C. Armstrong
Croton Avenue
John Hanna
Crawford Avenue
Dickens
Halloween party plans circle Blaine street club
Informality marked a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Leslie Johnston of Blaine street for W. B. P. club members. Card games were played followed by refreshments. Two weeks hence Mrs. Carl Reed of Wallace avenue will entertain the club and Friday evening they visit Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Cooper of North street for a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Johnston
Blaine Street
Carl Reed
Wallace Avenue
Jesse Cooper
North Street
Local Circulating Book Club Guests Share Afternoon
Miss Bessie Crumpton of Pittsburg and Mrs. Henry of Lexington were guests from a distance at the Cir culating Book club meeting Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. H. B. Cubbison of Sheridan avenue. A social period with sewing preceded the serving of a choice collation. Mrs. J. T. Glenn of Park avenue will be hostess to the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Crumpton
Pittsburg
Henry
Lexington
Reynolds resident hosts Shenango Sewing Circle gathering
Miss Tillie Jones of Reynolds street entertained the Shenango Industrial Sewing Circle at her home on Wednesday evening. Supper was served and the hours following were spent socially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie Jones
Reynolds Street
Shenango
Perry Daughters Return From Santa Cruz Visit
Miss Linna Perry and Miss Leota Perry daughters of Mr and Mrs F J Perry of Winter Avenue have returned from a month long stay at Santa Cruz California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linna
Leota Perry
F. J. Perry
Winter Avenue
Santa Cruz
Cal
Bryan Cannot Deny The Record Of His Past And Promises
The New York American questions Mr. Bryan about his political shifts from Populist to Democrat and his stance on free silver and gold. It notes past deals and calls him tied to public poverty, speculating on his 1912 campaign and asking how a portrait of Bryan would resemble the tattooed man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
White House
Congress
Washington
Workers of America
Mr. Hearst
Cox
Hearst
Mr. Blaine
New York American
New England Dinner at First Christian Church
The First Christian church hosts a New England dinner on Saturday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock. Tickets are 25 cents. All welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
New England
Hallowe’en Party for C. T. C. Girls
Miss Marian Hess hosts twenty C. T. C. girls at her South Mercer street home for a Hallowe’en party with autumn leaf décor pumpkins corn husks lanterns and gold and black accents. The evening features music and cards with candles as unique lighting. The club will next meet at Miss Spencer's home on Wallace Avenue in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Marian Hess
South Mercer Street
Spencer
Wallace Avenue
Kensington club hosts Halloween Tea at Agnew Street
Mrs John Grossart welcomed about 15 Carnation Kensington members on Wednesday afternoon. Guests enjoyed social talks and sewing before a late meal with yellow toned menu. Hostess was aided by her sisters the Misses King. In three weeks Mrs Florence Tanner will host the Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
John Grossart
Agnew Street
Notable Visitors Around Town This Week
O personal visitor in the city and a list of residents from New Castle near Plaingrove Newville Walnut street and other locales making local trips. Notables include Rev R G Ferguson former Westminster president visiting town and attorney C W Fenton returning from Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Braden
East Liverpool
James Johnston
Near Plaingrove
New Castle
Gertrude Read
Newville
Florence White
East Grant Street
George W. Clutton
Walnut Street
Youngstown
Warren
C. W. Fenton
Pittsburg
R. G. Ferguson
New Wilmington
Westminster College
House of Mirth masque night at St John’s Luther League
The St John’s Luther League invites with a masque event titled The House of Mirth at 213 Superior Street on Friday night. Admission is 10c for adults and 6c for children with proceeds supporting church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Luther League
House of Mirth
Superior Street
Willis Garner Plans Move to Oregon for Family
Willis Garner of near New Wilmington expects to depart for Oregon in a few days to survey the area and decide whether to relocate his family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Garner
New Wilmington
Oregon
Chicken and Waffles at Hotel McCreary
Chickens and waffles served on short notice at Hotel McCreary in New Wilmington. Bell and Citizens phones noted for contact.
Measure of Success in Humble Service to Humanity
A meditation on true success beyond wealth citing inventors like Whitney Trevethick Koenig Howe Jacquard and a stoic private soldier. It argues civilization owes debts to underpaid workers and clerks who built systems and educates that genuine service defines true achievement over riches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Trevethick
Stephenson
Koenig
Howe
Jacquard
Gibbons
Galerius
Jailed for Board Bill: Martin Mush to Face Hearing
Martin Mush remains jailed awaiting a hearing before Alderman Crabill on a charge of defrauding a boarding house keeper. Constable Nat Williams arrested him on the complaint of Kattie Drozdel who says she is owed 13 dollars for back board. Hearing set for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Mush
Alderman Crabill
Nat Williams
Kattie Drozdel
Akron's Claim Fishy and Will Not Down
A heated critique of the O. P. league politics centers on Akron's handling of league funds and the pennant race. Morton faced criticism as Akron officials allegedly used funds to cover losses while the league shortened the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
O. & P. League
Pittsburg
Morton
Sharon
Canton
Youngstown
Flushing
Denmark
New Castle
Monument site chosen near Hancock Avenue in Gettysburg
The State Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial commission picked a knoll beside Hancock avenue on the third day battlefield as the site for a proposed state memorial costing 125.00 dollars. The plan includes a double arch design and will be sent to the Gettysburg Battlefield commission and the secretary of war for approval. Samuel A. Murray of Philadelphia will be the sculptor and will begin work soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial
Thanksgiving in the Black Folks' Holiday Feast
A Bohemian Magazine November note expresses a strong, vivid Thanksgiving recipe tradition with ham and spare ribs, biscuits, cornbread, hominy, stewed tomatoes, and pies. The piece pairs culinary pride with a plea for medical relief amid illness and social tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jes
City Debates Water Franchise Valuation and Public Purchase
A municipal board weighs how to value a water plant and franchise, the process for purchase versus arbitration, and steps for voter input before deciding to buy. The plan outlines court appeals, costs, and potential timelines if the city pursues or rejects acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
La’ence
City and Ter Company
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Roy W. Hazen
Mellin’s Store
California
Mather Bros. Co
Theo
Clark
Love & Megown’s
Bell Phone 360
Union Phone
Dixon-Kyle
Masquerade Box Social
Entertained Club
Circulating Book Club
Carnation Kensington
Robert Stevenson
Slipperyrock Township
W. W. Stevenson
C. A. Kuhn
Northside
Edward Baker
Martin Street
R. E. Remsey
Alice Jenkins
Pearson Street
McKeesport
Charleroi
Monessen
Greensburg
Sallie Rhodes
Edgwood Avenue
Greenville
Winifred Mallory
Anna M. Coulter
North Beaver Street
Mercer
the House of Mirth
Eree
Lawrence Savings & Trust Co
Coliseum
Metzler
North Mill
The
Human Brotherhood
Water Office
D. R. Bollard
Bohemian Magazine
Seavy’s
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