New Castle Masons Finish Summer Dance Series
Ideal weather fueled a last New Castle Masons summer dance at Cascade park pavilion attracting about 66 couples. A program of waltzes, two steps and barn dances ran as the club plans more dances this fall and winter with few out of town guests noted.
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Cascade Park
New Castle
Canton
Miss Kennedy
Butlery
Harry G. Burch
Corry
Avid Thompson
George E. Cobbler
V. A. Shannon
Matthew A. Riley
Mr. Site
Mr. Morton
Ellwood Ty
Wedding Anniversary Highlights Enon Valley Couple’s Golden Milestone
Mrs. C. L. Best and Mr. C. Lest celebrated their fiftieth anniversary at Enon Valley with family from nearby towns. Dorothea Fisher Best, born August 31, 1858, was a former Miss Dorothea Fisher of Pittsburg. six of seven children and twelve grandchildren noted. The event followed a life from the South Side of Pittsburg to Enon Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Best
Enon Valley
M. G. Best
Enon
C. Burns
East End
J. J. Martin
J. C. Martin
Beaver
Club Meetings Resume With Pleasant Washington Hostess
Mrs. Orrie J. Rider from Washington D C spent several weeks in the city and hosted the S S S Card Club at her parents home on Park Avenue Thursday evening. Nathaniel Brown of Youngstown attended as an out of town guest and the division was 500 with prizes to Miss Harriet Stevenson and Paul Griffith. The Garvin sisters Margaret and Helen assisted in serving lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie J. Rider
Washington, D. C
S. S. S. Card Club
T. J. Garvin
Park Avenue
Nathaniel Brown
Youngstown
Harriet Stevenson
Paul Griffith
Margaret
Helen Garvin
Stevenson circle opens fall session at Ayers home
The Stevenson circle began its fall meeting at the home of Mrs. W G Ayers on North Jefferson street. In memory of the late Mrs. John Trush el the vice presidency will remain vacant for one year. Miss Laura Marquis, president, attended after a summer in Europe. Refreshments followed and the group planned to meet October 8 at Mrs. J K Hess's Centennial street residence.
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Stevenson Circle
W. G. Ayers
North Jefferson Street
John Trushel
Laura Marquis
Europe
J. K. Hess
Centennial Street
Alameda club meeting entertains guests with games
Misses Ethel and Alice Frush of Youngstown Miss Marie Schier of Monaco George Thompson of Pittsburg were out of town guests at the Alameda club meeting held Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs 5 R Campbell of Grimes street. Flinch pit and other games provided entertainment and refreshments were served. Next Thursday Miss Anna Beatty of Pittsburg street will be the host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel and
Alice Frush
Youngstown
Marie Schier
Monaco
George Thompson
Pittsburg
Alameda Club
5. R. Campbell
Grimes Street
Flinch
Anna Beatty
Pittsburg Street
Kensington Social Tea With Grace Frethy Hostess
Miss Grace Frethy of Blaine street entertained the S. S. S. Kensington Thursday afternoon with dainty needlework and a dinner. An out of town guest, bd. C., attended. Two weeks hence Miss Marian Reeves of Boyles avenue will entertain the Kensington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. S. Kensington
Grace Frethy
Blaine Street
Orrie J. Rider
Washington, Bd. C
Marian Reeves
Boyles Avenue
Kensington
Stag party hosts a pleasant informal camping club evening
Clyde Morrison of Young street hosted a stag party for a camping club whose headquarters lay on the Neshannock creek north of the boulevard. The gathering occurred Thursday at 6 o'clock with a tempting menu and a pleasant informal mood.
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Clyde Morrison
Young Street
Neshannock Creek
Mrs Orrie Rider Ends City Visit This Saturday
Mrs Orrie J Rider of Washington visits with her parents Mr and Mrs T J Garvin of Park Avenue and will conclude her city visit on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie J, Rider
Washington, D. C
T. J.qgarvin
Park Avenue
City
Euchre Party at Mc Goun Hall Friday Evening
A euchre party will be held in Mc Goun hall on Friday evening with admission set at 15 cents. Everyone is invited to attend.
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McGoun Hall
S A K Club Hay Ride To The Patton Home
The S A K club and friends enjoyed a moonlit hay ride to Miss Jessie Patton's home on Harlansburg road. Japanese lanterns lit the lawn and porch as outdoor games were played and a late lunch was served inside. Attendees included Eva Fisher Louisa Edgar Harriet Smith Grace Smith Bess Allen Belle Edie Olive Miller Gertrude Waddington Marie Parker Marie Sontum Eva Patterson William Allen Roy Jamison John Edgar John Waddington Wylie McClelland Leon Fink Herbert James Earl Douglas Carlton Smith and Fred Sontum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Patton
Harlansburg Road
Eva Fisher
Louisa Edgar
Harriet
Grace Smith
Bess Allen
Belle Edie
Olive Miller
Gertrude Waddington
Farewell for Margaret Alexander Before Indiana State Normal
Miss Margaret Alexander of Front Street leaves Saturday morning for Indiana State Normal. The Queen Esther circle of the First Methodist Church hosted a surprise farewell at her home Thursday evening with games and music. Refreshments followed as she planned a Bellevue stop and then continued to school by automobile with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Alexander
Front Street
Indiana State Normal School
Queen Esther
First Methodist Church
Miss Alexander
Bellevue
Y P S C E Corn Roast At George Matthews Home
A party of 25 local folks under the Y P S C E of the First Christian church gathered for a corn roast at George Matthews residence on the Sharon car line Thursday evening. They enjoyed the event and returned home late.
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First Christian Church
George Matthews
Sharon
Opening Reception at Gilmore's Private School for Dancing
Gilmore's private school for dancing holds an opening reception at Gilmore hall on North Mill street Tuesday evening September 15. Class at 7 30 with reception at 8 30. References on all occasions. Private lessons by appointment. F B Gilmore. LBell phone 365.
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Gilmore
Gilmore Hall
North Mill Street
F. B. Gilmore
McFarland Family Reunion Held Near London
The annual McFarland family reunion gathered at John McFarland’s home in Mercer county near London. A midday dinner preceded a business meeting electing officers: President Mr. McFarland, Vice President Lemuel Sterling, Secretary Mrs. William Stoner. The next reunion is set for Joseph McFarland’s on the Harlansburg road last Tuesday of August.
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McFarland
John McFarland
London
Mercer County
Lemuel Sterling
William Stoner
Joseph McFarland
Harlansburg Road
George McFarland
Solomon Hilderbrand
Louis McFarland
May McFarland
Ladies League Picnic at Mrs Young Home Frizzleburg
The Ladies' league of the Protect ed Home circle hosted a picnic at Mrs Mary Young's Frizzleburg Sharon car line home on Thursday. About 45 attendees enjoyed dinner and supper on the lawn with roast corn among the items. An afternoon business meeting named Mrs Ida Luder of Pennsylvania avenue to host the league in two weeks.
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Ladies’ League
Mary Young
Frizzleburg
Sharon
Young
Ida Luder
Pennsylvania Avenue
Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Car roll at Ashland Ave
At 616 Ashland avenue Mrs Sadie Car roll hosted a Thursday evening surprise for her 28th birthday. About 40 guests attended with dancing as the main feature and the crowd enjoyed the celebration.
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Sadie Carroll
Ashland Avenue
Mrs Foster Griffiths Feted At Lawrence Club Lunch
Miss May Hoyt hosted a luncheon at the Lawrence club Thursday noon in honor of Mrs. Henry Foster Griffiths of East End Pittsburg visiting as a guest of local friends.
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May Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
Lawrence Club
Henry Foster Griffiths
East End
Pittsburg
D of A Kingston Members and Friends Reunion
A brief note records Kingston D of A members gathering with friends totaling a large, unspecified number. The item notes social turnout and community participation in a local church hall event.
Miller’s hayride and corn roast delights County Line guests
67 guests gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Miller on County Line Street for a harvest gathering. The yard was decorated with lanterns and corn fodder, they enjoyed a hearty supper, roasted corn, and praised the Miller hosts as charming entertainers.
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Wallace Miller
County Line Street
Mrs. Miller
Daughters Host Dinner For Miss Anna Douchie
Miss Clara Patterson and Miss Margaret Patterson of Crawford avenue hosted a six o clock dinner Thursday for their guest Miss Anna Douchie of Youngstown Ohio. Eight were seated with yellow and white decorations and formal service.
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Clara
Margaret Patterson
Crawford Avenue
Anna Douchie
Youngstown
Ohio
Corn Roast Prizes Won By Helen Aye At Sharon Event
A party of 25 youths enjoyed a corn roast at the Robinson home on the Sharon car line Wednesday evening. They rode part way on a car, then were met by a hay wagon that carried them to the destination. Miss Helen Aye was found to be the champion corn eater.
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Robinson Home
Sharon
Helen Aye
Closing Dance Attended by Sharon Swatika Club
A number of local folks attended the closing dance given by the Swas tika club of Sharon on Wednesday evening.
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Swastika Club of
Sharon
S. A. K. Girls Meet Led by Miss Louisa Edgar
Miss Louisa Edgar of Blaine street will host the S. A. K. Girls for their first fall meeting this Friday afternoon. The gathering marks the season's opening activities.
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Louisa Edgar
Blaine Street
Harriman to Build School for Young Men
E H Harriman announces plans to erect a free school at Arden in Orange County Middletown N Y to educate worthy young men unable to afford schooling. Noted educators may join the faculty and a combined trade and academy course is proposed in line with his prior pledges.
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Middletown
N. Y
E. H. Harriman
Arden
Orange County
Harriman
Death by self-inflicted wound linked to unemployment
Elmer E. Donaldson of Salem near Youngstown was found dead on the village outskirts with a revolver in his hand and a bullet wound in the head. He had been out of work for some time, suggesting a suicide tied to recent unemployment.
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Elmer E. Donaldson
Salem
Youngstown
Logan Rifles Return After Eight Days Near Indianapolis
The Logan Rifles have returned to Youngstown after eight days of minute warfare near Indianapolis, concluding a tense patrol.
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Logan Rifles
Youngstown
Indianapolis
Charter sought for Sharon Manufacturing company
Application will be made to Governor Stuart on September 18 for the charter of the Sharon Manufacturing company to engage in hardware supplies. The capital is $75,000 and the company is headed by John B. Howat of Sterling Illinois. The plant is now in the course of erection.
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Stuart
Sharon Manufacturing Company
John B. Howat
Sterling, Ill
Ward's Mothers Bread wagon delivery starts Monday
Beginning Monday September 14 Ward's bread will be delivered daily from a bread wagon. Mr Howard Reynolds oversees fresh bread buns and rolls. Orders can be telephoned to the store for home delivery. W R McKee is agent for Ward Mackey's bread.
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Ward
Howard Reynolds
W. R. McKee
Ward-Mackey’s
Kryptock bi-focal lenses repaired by Dr Likens
Broken lenses replaced with new ones in old frames. Corrective work aims to stop headaches and blurred vision. Dr Likens performs eye refraction at 33 North Merstr Street with hours on Wednesday and Saturday.
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Likens
North Merstr Street
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Laura Keagy
Ethel Ashmore
Ethel Moorehouse
Norman Smith
Ad Dale
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Beaver Rails
Daughters of America
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S. A. K. Club
Patton
M’farland
D. of A. Kensington
Ward’s Mothers Bread
A. G. Crawford
Bell Phone
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Lealance Sale
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