Farewell Party for Miss Ingham
Edith Ingham of Falls street prepares to leave for Chambersburg to attend Wilson College this winter. At the N T B girls gathering hosted by Amy Smith the seven guests enjoyed informal needlework and refreshments. Miss Ingham received a Wilson souvenir card strung on blue and silver ribbons with the college name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Ingham
Falls Street
Chambersburg
Wilson College
Amy Smith
Wallace Avenue
Wilson
Ingham
Women’s Home Missionary Society and Queen Esther Circle Meet
The two groups of First Methodist church joined in a 7:30 pm Friday session in the church parlors. Mrs. Charles Greer and Miss Ada Newton led the program on Young People’s Work. Miss Newton spoke, Miss Roberts read Queen Esther, and Miss Lloyd sang a solo before a social hour with light refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
First Methodist Church
Charles Greer
Ada Newton
Mabel Roberts
Queen Esther
Winifred Lloyd
1908 Card club formed by Mrs Mears group
A ladies gathering at Mrs W. H. Mears home on Neshannock avenue planned a new social club named the 1908 Card club. More than 30 members, including both women and men, will meet biweekly on Thursday evenings, starting with the third Thursday in October at Mr and Mrs W. S. Mears of Neshannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Card Club
W. S. Mears
Highland 500 Club Elects Officers at October Meeting
Members met at Mrs. J. C. Leohner home on Boyles avenue and planned fall gatherings. The first October meeting will be hosted by Mrs. E. E. Hileman on North Jefferson street. Officers elected: President Mrs. W. S. Mears, Secretary Mrs. A. C. Hileman, Treasurer Mrs. E. E. Hileman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland 500 Club
J. C. Leohner
Boyles Avenue
E. E. Hileman
North Jefferson Street
W. S. Mears
A. C. Hileman
L T L Executive Committee Plans Car for WCTU Convention
The L T L executive committee met Friday with Miss Ethel Ashmore to arrange a special car for the WCTU convention in Sharon on Friday October 2. The next meeting is Friday September 26 at Miss Anna Dodds 74 Nes hannock avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Ashmore
North Mercer Street
Sharon
Anna Dodds
Neshannock Avenue
Pythian Sisters Plan Monthly Birthday Parties
At the Friday business session arrangements were made for monthly birthday parties. Members with birthdays in the month will oversee the social, with the first event scheduled for Friday evening October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Popham Hosts Coterie Euchre Night in Clayton Street
Mrs John Popham of Clayton Street entertained the Coterie club Friday evening with three tables of euchre. In serving refreshments the hostess was assisted by Mrs William Osborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Popham
Clayton Street
Coterie
William Osborn
Wallace and Emlenton guests in Pittsburg gathering
Miss Leta Breckenridge of Wallace avenue and her guest Miss Helen Hunter of Emlenton are spending Saturday with friends in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Helen Hunter
Emlenton
Pittsburg
Engagement of Miss Clarissa Perkins Reported
The engagement of Miss Clarissa Perkins daughter of Simon Perkins of West Hill Shar reached local notice. Details of the match and impending wedding plans were announced in community circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Perkins
Simon Perkins
West Hill, Shar
Chicago social scene dinner announces Waller engagement
At a six o clock dinner Thursday evening hosted by Miss Perkins in her home, Robert A. Waller of Chicago was announced. Miss Perkins is a prominent figure in younger social circles, noted for frequent visits to the Ys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Waller
Chicago
Miss Perkins
Daughters of the King Host Reilly Reception and Circle Meetings
Trinity church Daughters of the King plan a 7:30 reception for Dr and Mrs J E B Reilly with a musical and literary program. Blanche Dilliard hosts the P L D Reading circle. J A Breckenridge hosts Current Events circle at 3. Social hour follows the sessions as the Clarks entertain the Yucat an club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
J. EB. Reilly
Blanche Dilliard
P.L. D
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
Yucatan Club
Family dinner honors Mrs. Eakin guest in Venango County
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Magill from Crawford avenue hosted a dinner at 6 pm Friday in Clintonville Venango County. Mrs. Frank Eakin was their guest of honor. Fourteen guests were invited and served a appetizing menu. The evening hours after were spent in formal hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eakin
Clintonville
Venango County
Howard Magill
Crawford Avenue
New Castle Country Club Stockholders Meeting Tonight
Cards have been issued for a business meeting of the stockholders of the New Castle Country Club this Saturday evening at 7 30 o'clock at the club house. Lunch will be served from 5 to 7 o'clock and dancing will follow from 8 to 9 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
Highland Avenue hostess entertains X Y Z girls
Miss Marguerite Fuller of Meadville and Miss Christy of Butler attended as honor guests Friday afternoon when Miss Margaret Kirk of Highland avenue hosted the X Y Z girls. Sewing and refreshments were the main features. The next meeting will be in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Fuller
Meadville
Christy
Butler
Margaret Kirk
Highland Avenue
McLean Family Concludes Visit From Aiken South Carolina
Reverend and Mrs. Philip J. McLean and their son Philip of Aiken South Carolina wrap up a pleasant visit with Mrs. Charlotte McLean of Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. McLean
Philip
Aiken,s. C
Charlotte McLean
Court Street
Local residents record of visits and travels
A roundup of residents leaving for trips and visiting relatives. Clyde Smith heads to Detroit Saturday evening. Others host guests from Bluff street Pittsburg Meadville Butler Toronto and more while relatives visit in Cleveland Gaston and Wheeling.
For Sale Eight Room House Near Highland Avenue School
Classified notice offers a modern eight room home two blocks from Highland Avenue School. Describes a bargain sale with immediate availability. Contact Bell at Seal to inquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Avenue School
Bell
Officers Elected At Girls Club Fall Meeting
Friday afternoon's Girls Club session at North Jefferson street featured officer elections. President is Mrs. Robert Allen, vice president Mrs. William F Moody, secretary and treasurer Mrs. J W Cunningham. Guests included Mrs. Lee Ochs Miss Helen Hunter and Miss Annaline Miller. Miss Leta Breckenridge will host next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ Club
Frank Offutt
North Jefferson Street
Robert Allen
William F. Moody
J. W. Cunningham
Lee Ochs
New York
Helen Hunter
Emlenton
Mitchells Host Dinner for Nellie Geddis Visitor
Mr and Mrs William Mitchell of Chestnut street entertained a small party in honor of Miss Nellie Geddis of Toronto guest of Aunt Mrs James Geddis of Oak street. Prizes went to Miss Katherine Sweeney and Vincent Gallagher. Nellie Geddis to visit friends in Rochester after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mitchell
Chestnut Street
Nellie Geddis
Toronto
James Geddis
Oak Street
Katherine Sweeney
Vincent Gallagher
Charlotte Griffith
Irene Griffith
Minnie Schweikert
Mary Carson
Adelaide Jackson
Jane Geddis
Marty Gallagher
Butler
Guy Waddlinger
Elmer
William Carson
Miss Geddis
Rochester
Miss Edith Aikens Will Wed Peter Shidle in October
Miss Edith Josephine Aikens daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Kerr Aikens of Pittsburg has set October 24 for her marriage to Mr Peter C Shidle of Pittsburg The bride to be is a National Park Seminary alumna and is well known in this city where she has visited friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara, Elliott
Mary Cleland
Harlandsburg
H. G. Else
Superior Street
Gaston, O
Philip McLean
Aiken
S. C
New Castle
Mabel Gardner
Harold
West Grant Street
Cleveland
Louis Ray
Crawford Avenue
Ray
James Lindsay
Pittsburg
Ben Miller
Slippery Rock
Louis Reis
George M. Gibson
Croton Avenue
A. F. Frew
Pittsburg Street
David Frew
Los Angeles
Cal
Buffalo
Nigara Falls
J. W. Walls
Galbreath Avenue
Wheeling
W. Va
John Haus
Edith Josephine Aikens
Joseph Kerr Aikens
Peter C. Shidle
Aikens
National Park Seminary
Current Events Board Opens Week With Breckenridge Visit
The executive board met with Mrs. J. A. Breckenridge of Wallace avenue on Friday afternoon. The first regular meeting is set for Monday at 3 o'clock at the same location, with a social hour to follow the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
First Presbyterian Helena Auxiliary Plans Picnic
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church holds its first meeting as a basket picnic at Mrs. J. G. Nothdurst’s home on Friday, September 25. Members are asked to bring their own dishes, silver, and napkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
J. G. Nothdurst
Mills Return From Washington With Daughter Entering Georgetown
Mr and Mrs James Harry Mills of Fountain Inn return from Washington D C where they accompanied Miss Frances Allen sister of Mrs Mills who entered Georgetown University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harry Mills
The
Fountain Inn
Washington, D. C
Frances Allen
Georgetown
Mrs Newell and Elizabeth Attend Arlington Ave Card Party
Mrs A D Newell and her daughter Elizabeth of the Seventh ward were honored guests at a mati nee card party hosted by Mrs Edward E Miller on Arlington avenue in Youngstown on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Newell
Elizabeth
Seventh Ward
Edward E. Miller
Arlington Avenue
Youngstown
Mrs Harvey Smith Leaves Philadelphia After Visit
Mrs James Harvey Smith of Chestnut Hill Philadelphia departed for her home Saturday morning following a visit with Mrs Benjamin Beisel of Wallace Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harvey Smith
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Benjamin Beisel
Wallace Avenue
Mrs Kaufman Hosts Card Party for Daughter in New York
Mrs. Jonas Kaufman of Highland avenue will entertain at cards next Wednesday evening in honor of her daughter Mrs. Lee Ochs of New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonas Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Lee Ochs
New York City
Pontz and Klingen smith Granted Marriage License
A marriage license was granted at Youngstown to Henry P. Pontz and Grace Klingensmith of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Henry P. Pontz
Grace Klingensmith
Brown & Hamilton Fall Fashion Show Opening Days
Brown & Hamilton announces opening days Tuesday and Wednesday of next week for a fall fashion show urging attendance. The event invites shoppers to preview season styles and trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown & Hamilton
Mercer Fair Showcases Exhibits and Races
The Mercer fair runs September 23 through 25 with a lineup of good exhibits and exciting races attracting local families and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Fair
Hoochie-Koochie Dancer Flees as Fair Ends
Report describes Millie DeLeon the Salome dancer at the Pulaski fair escaping arrest by departing Thursday night or Friday morning. Officers targeted gamblers and the show closed before they could be pinched. The piece condemns the fair for scant entertainments and lack of suitable attractions for women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millie DeLeon
Millie
Foraker and Standard Oil in Ohio Politics Revealed
Collected reports trace Senator Foraker’s ties to Standard Oil and his role in the Ohio legislature. Price and Archbold letters link bills on stockholder publicity to party policy and McKinley administration aims, with Nash pressuring to kill the measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Statesman
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Senate
Washington
Foraker
Standard
Congress
Taft
Cincinnati
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Traction Company
Ohio Legislative
Archbold
Burkett
Lima
Findlay
Monnett
Smith W. Bennett
Bennett
Lal
Walter Brown
Toledo
A. G. Denman
Foster
Hancock County
Standard Companies
Columbus
Maron E. Price
Athens
Ohio House of Representatives
Price
George K. Nash
Hanna
McKinley
Foraker-Archbold
Nash
Judiciary Committee
Russell
Ash
House
Hall’s Catarrh Cure Claim and Deafness Cure Offer
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and promises a constitutional remedy. It claims nine of ten cases arise from catarrh and offers one hundred dollars for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, urging readers to send for circulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
C. F
D Tbe
Wall
Deaths Of The Day George W Ashton
Death notices for George W Ashton of 535 Pollock avenue detail his death from stomach cancer after illness, his birth in 1853 in New Brighton, railroad work with Baltimore and Ohio, and surviving family. Funeral in his residence Monday at 2 pm with Oak Park cemetery interment. Also notes the death of Gladys Evans and Annie Maskeiwitz with service details and interments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Ashton
Pollock Avenue
Mr. Ashton
New Brighton
Thomas
Martha McGahey Ashton
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Brotherhood of Railway
Mary
Charles
Percy
Benjamin Byson
Harry
Lewis
Glatys
Walter
Daniel
John
J. H. Ashton
Buffalo
Maud Ashton
C. G. White
Chicago
W. S. MccCandless
Oak Park Cemetery
Evan Evans
Gladys
James
Paul
Pittsburg
Thomas James
Albert Street
South Side
Transfers of Title on Harrison and Adams Streets
Clare P. DuShane transfers two Harrison street lots to D F Book for 1200 dollars. DuShane also transfers a Harrison street lot to John W Book for 550 dollars. Estate of D C Irish transfers a Adams street lot to J Congdon for 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare P. DuShane
D. F. Book
Harrison Street
John W. Book
D. C. Irish
J. Congdon
Adams Street
Better Car of Canning Peaches Than Last Year
Union Market at 25 Pittsburg Avenue promises improved car canning peaches with lower prices than last year. The note urges customers to join in and get in on the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Market
Pittsburg
Aretha
Personal Vanity as a Gentle Blessing in Self View
The piece extols personal vanity as a humane blessing that softens life and preserves self esteem. It argues people overestimate riches beauty cars boats and children and find comfort in self view. Vanity is framed as a shield and castle against a world that might jar them.
Why do college boys love athletics according to Mr Level
Mr Level muses that college boys imitate elders who brag about past feats and feel compelled to keep up. He suggests the drive stems from listening to older chaps boast about their youth and wanting to match those tales with effort and effort.
Barker laments loss of respect after horse trade
Sirius Barker refuses to move past being cheated in a horse trade. He asserts he does not mind losing money but resents losing respect, reflecting on the fallout from the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirius Barker
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Miss Ingham
L. T. L. Executive Meeting
Coterie Club
China
Clyde Smith
Detroit
Mary McCormick
Bluff Street
Lawrence Foust
Akron
M. BE. Mumbaugh
William Skyles
Margaret Fuller
May Martin
Anna F. Caldwell
Neshannock Falls
Annaline Miller
William K. Miller
John Crouch
O. J. Shannon
Beaver Falls
John Street
J. D. Long
Emerson Avenue
Franklin
8. J. Conner
Indianapolis
Ella Culbertson
Kansas City
Windsor
Ind
Sohm
Grove City
Edward Davis
Clark
Guernie Campbell
Lathrop Street
William Ulrich
Long Avenue
Claude Campbell
Rover
Rover Boys
Hans Brinker
Metzler
Neshannock Ave
Hoochie
Koochie
Fair Association
Haskell
Charles N.haskell
F. S. Monnett
N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Justice Shauck
Mellin’s Store
Faillee
North Mill Street
Water Company’s
Gladys Evans
Annie Maskeiwitz
Frank Maskeiwitz
South
Scioto Street
Annie
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Mr. MacBlink
Mr. Blink
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