Local Folks Elope To Youngstown
Miss Carrie Morrow of Boyles avenue and Mr Walter Dewberry of West Washington street eloped to Youngstown on Saturday and were married in the afternoon. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Caester Morson and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Dewberry. he works at the American Can company.
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Carrie Morrow
Boyles Avenue
Walter Dewberry
West Washington Street
Youngstown
Caester Morson
William Dewberry
The
American Can Company
Entertained Informally for Visiting Young Women
In honor of Miss Frances Allen who left this morning for Georgetown Washington D C to attend school Miss Helen Ward a student of Miss Shipley s school Miss May Watson of Toronto and Miss Emma Royce of Lincoln Avenue were entertained informally Saturday afternoon The girls spent the earlier hours in dainty needlework and visiting During the afternoon a light collation was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Allen
Georgetown
Washington, D. C
Atound
Helen Ward
Blaine Street Pair Hosts Dinner for Philadelphia Guests
Mr and Mrs R C Fralick of Blaine Street entertain at a 6 o clock dinner Monday evening in honor of Rev and Mrs Jacob Sallade of Philadelphia Rev Sallade will return to the city today and Mrs Sallade has spent several weeks here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Fralick
Blaine Street
Jacob Sallade
Philadelphia
Rev. Sallade
City
A. B. D. Girls Meet at First Presbyterian Tuesday
The A B D girls of the First Presbyterian Church will gather Tuesday evening at seven o'clock in the church for a planned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Trinity Church Women’s Guild Meeting Notice
The women’s guild of Trinity church will meet at 2 30 o’clock Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Guild of
Trinity Church
Delightful Surprise Dinner For Mrs Reel At Sutton Home
A Saturday outing at Park Rose hosted by Mrs. I W Sutton and the Tuesday Afternoon Kensington honored Mrs. John E Reel. About 35 guests attended a noon dinner and afternoon games with a Philadelphia artist sketching the group. The event began with Mrs Reel unknowingly taking the 10 o clock car, and guests arrived on the 9 o clock car. Hosts praised the day as a great success as the party departed on the 5 o clock car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Reel
Kensington
Reel
Sutton
Philadelphia
Birthday of Nine-Year-Old Margaret Engle Fetes at Home
Margaret Engle, nine, celebrated Saturday with a party at her parents’ Spruce Street home. From 2 to 5 pm she entertained playmates, later served lunch with help from Mrs. John Madigan and Mrs. Morris Pitzer. Guests included Ethel Sitler, Evelyn Sitler, Dorothy Gormley, Shirley Garwig, Mary Shaffer, Jessie Nelson, Madaline McGuirk, Annie McGuirk, and Mildred Arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Engle
E. F. Engle
Spruce Street
Evelyn Sitler
Dorothy Gormley
Shirley Garwig
Mary Shaffer
Jessie Nelson
Madaline McGuirk
Annie McGuirk
Mildred Arrow
O. and A. Girls Enjoy Picnic With Mrs Grace Hunter
A party of 18 O. and A. girls spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs Grace Hunter of Scotland on the Youngstown car line. An outdoor picnic supper was served on the lawn at 6 o clock. The girls will be entertained on the first Saturday of October by Miss Lena Mayers of Scott street.
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Grace Hunter
Scotland
Youngstown
Lena Mayers
Scott Street
City Group Dines Out at Kildoo’s Mills
Mr and Mrs DeGraff Pearson Mrs Strunk Miss Hilda Bloomer and Clyde Stoner of this city drove to Kildoo's at McConnell's mills for supper Sunday.
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DeGraff Pearson
Strunk
Hilda Bloomer
Clyde Stoner
Kildoo’s
McConnell’s Mills
North Hill Bible Reading Association Meets Tuesday
The North Hill Bible Reading Association will meet Tuesday at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Baughman on Elm Street.
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North Hill Bible Reading Association
Miss Helen Beck Hosts C. T. C. Club Evening
Miss Helen Beck of Terrace avenue will entertain the C. T. C. club Wednesday evening, hosting members for a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. T. C. Club
Helen Beck
Terrace Avenue
C. T. C. Club
Storekeepers Gamble With Goods Charged in Gambler Case
John Matura and Tony Petracina posted bail for a hearing before Alderman Charles B. Mayne on gambling house charges. Tony Lamb filed information alleging the South Jefferson Street store gambled away groceries. Hearing set for Wednesday to detail disposal methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Matura
Tony Petracina
Charles B. Mayne
Tony Lamb
South Jefferson Street
Lambs
Gilmore Announces Opening Reception at Gilmore's Hall
Mr F B Gilmore announces an opening reception Tuesday evening in Gilmore's hall North Mill street. Class 7 30 reception 8 30 references required on all occasions private lessons by appointment address 212 Shaw street bell phone 365 3011
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F. B. Gilmore
Gilmore’s Hall
North Mill Street
Shaw Street
Bell
Autumn society buzz as weddings dominate week
In September’s refined social scene, gatherings surge with weddings planned across Youngstown and nearby towns. Mrs. Phillips hosts Reading circle anniversary luncheon. Miss Minnie Weegtly and Miss Minnie Mae Boal wed. multiple clubs entertain as autumn begins.
Ship Strands On Guatemalan Beach Creating Makeshift Light Hub
In a dense fog last March the 4000 ton freighter Sesostris ran aground near Ocos Guatemala. Local residents, aided by three ships, built a cordon around the hull and wired its dynamos to light the site. Underwriters later removed the machinery and planned selling the hull to a railroad for use as a coffee warehouse.
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Sesostris
Guatemala
Ocos
Popular Mechanics
Local Residents Arrive Amid Illness and Travel Notes
W D Clark of North Jefferson street is reported seriously ill. W H Gillespie spends Monday in Pittsburg on business. Miss Ethel Morehouse of Sharon visits friends here. Parke V Hogan of Garfield avenue is a business visitor in Fremont. Fred Williams returns from Sharon visit. Miss Rachel Wallace of North Jefferson street plans Monday in Pittsburg. Mrs Edward Edmunds of Sharon visits daughter Mrs Charles Clapie of Milton street. George S Westlake of Highland avenue leaves for Monessen for two weeks. Leta Breckenridge of Wallace avenue visits Mr and Mrs Harry Cook of Sharon. Mr and Mrs J H White and daughter Elizabeth of Wallace avenue visit Warren. Dallas Shaffer of Chicago visits his parents on Pearson street. Frances Allen leaves for Georgetown University in Washington DC. Mrs Elizabeth Carr of Norfolk VA returns home after visiting Mrs S Kelley. Mr and Mrs Harry Bryan return from two weeks in Jamestown NY. John Alexander leaves for Philadelphia to attend University of Pennsylvania medical course. John Knox leaves for Cleveland to enter Case School of Applied Science. Anna Hagan of Falls street and Helen Feeley of Brooklyn avenue visit Miss Sadie Mahanna. Mrs Frank Mayers returns Monday after three weeks in Mt Clemens Cleveland North Amherst and Chillicothe. Lorrin McCready of Collier WV returns after visiting Mr and Mrs T D Allen on West South street. Mr McCready is Mrs Allen’s brother. Mr and Mrs Elmer J Phillips and Miss Goldie Ingells return from Sans Souci Canada where they spent the summer at the Phillips cottage.
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W.D Clark
North Jefferson Street
W. H. Gillespie
Pittsburg
Ethel Morehouse
Sharon
Parke V. Hogan
Garfield Avenue
Fremont
O. Fred Williams
Rachel Wallace
Edward Edmunds
Charles Clapie
Milton Street
George S. Westlake
Highland Avenue
Monessen
Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Harry Cook
J. H. White
Elizabeth
Warren
Dallas Shaffer
Chicago
A. R. Shaffer
Pearson Street
Frances Allen
The
Fountain Inn
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Harry Bryan
Neshannock Avenue
Jamestown
N. Y
John Alexander
Front Street
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Collinwood Mothers Reluctant as Children Return to School
In Cleveland Collinwood on September 14, families begin sending children back to school after the March fire that killed 170 students and two teachers. Mothers hesitate, enrollment may be light, and authorities pursue fire-safety fixes to restore parental confidence. Plans advance to raise a national subscription for a monument at the unidentified grave.
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Cleveland, CO
Collinwood
Motver
What To Do When Poisoned By Ivy
Advice on ivy poison remedies and precautions including lead water sugar of lead grindella and night salves. Wash face and hands hot water after outdoor exposure to reduce irritation. Gloves at night and hygiene tips to prevent spread. Also notes a local Twilight league baseball game Cascade Park Tuesday at 5 with Newspapermen’s team vs Central church nine.
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Central Church Nine
Cascade Park
Which Kind of Boys Have You Advice on Outdoor Exercise
A reader is urged to encourage boys to engage in outdoor exercise to build strength and resilience for life. The piece contrasts strong healthy boys with weak delicate ones and argues vigorous activity helps boys cope with future challenges. It promotes vigorous play as welfare for boys.
West Pittsburg Notes From W A McMahon and Locals
West Pittsburg business activity at New Castle includes W A McMahon. Moravia beat West Pittsburg Athletics 9 to 2 in a Saturday game. Visitors include Mary Belle Book improving, Estella Hennon returning from The News outing, and Mrs. John Cross of Youngstown staying with Mrs. Ed Gwin. Birth: Lew and Mrs McConahy welcomed a 10 pound boy. Other visits from Carl Frisbee and George Shremp guests at Riverway home. Mrs. M Cooper and son Fred plan Pittsburg visit over Sunday.
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W. A. McMahon
New Castle
Mary Belle Book
Lew McConahy
Moravia
Mary Hamilton
Eva Frisbee
Estella Hennon
John Cross
Youngstown
Ohio
Ed Gwin
West Pittsburg
Carl Frisbee
Cleveland
George Shremp
Beaver
George Roe
Clinton
Riverway
Tyranny of Parents in Imposing Education and Control
The author argues that parents, by forcing their own ideas into a child's education and restricting independence, deny the youth freedom to choose their own path. It suggests adolescence should lead to self direction, with parents offering guidance as veterans offer advice, not command.
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France
Miss Kate K Keast Art Embroidery and Design Lessons
Miss Kate K. Keast offers two weeks of lessons at 488 Highland Avenue featuring the latest designs for art embroidery French underwear shirt waists Princess gowns bed linen towels and more. Stamping done materials furnished instruction free.
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Highland Avenue
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Stillman’s
East Washington ST
A. B. D. Girls’ Meeting
Women’s Guild
Mather Bros, CO
Wipotesate and Retail Jewelers
Washington Street
Kildoo's
Charles Pierce
Hotel Pierce
Spoon Club
Reading Circle
Thomas W. Phillips
E. A. Fenton
Phillips Place
C. J. Kirk
Della McCullough
Y. G. C. Club
E. M. Busch
Richelieu Avenue
Minnie Weegtly
F. B. Handel
Wis City
St. Joseph’s Church
May Short
Minnie Mae Boal
West Middlesex
Jasper Raymond Tate
Gertrude Griffith
Carlisle Street
Edward C. Gannon
McKeesport
St. Mary’s Church
Lewis Beman
West Falls Street
Taka Kensington
J. W. Bryson
Sheridan Avenue
Anna Beatty
Pittsburg Street
Alameda Club
Girls’ Club
Frank Offutt
Pythian Sisters
John Popham
Clayton Street
Coterite Club
Elizabeth Carr
Norfolk, Va
S. Kelley
North Shenango Street
John Knox
Lincoln Avenue
Cleveland, O
Case School of Applied Science
Anna Hagan
Falls Street
Helen Feeley
Brooklyn Avenue
Sadie Mahannah
Fairlawn
Frank Mayers
Mt. Clemens
North Amhurst
Chillicothe
Lorrin McCready
Collier
W. Va
T. D. Allen
West South Street
Mr. McCready
Elmer J. Phillips
Goldie Ingells
Sans Souci
Canada
Phillips Cottage
Mrs. Morris Pitzer
Mrs. Smith
Kate K. Keast
D.R. Bollard
Parker
Physicians Pharmacy
J. E. Dafe
Mgr
N. Mill St
Opera House
Chester Bishop Stock CO
South Mill Street
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