Autumn social season fills calendar with clubs and gatherings
The city ushers in fall with many outdoor events and club meetings. The Wednesday Morning Musical club starts at First Baptist with president Mrs. D R Harris in charge. Activities include Yuca tan club, Current Events circle, Paul Laurence Dunbar Reading circle, Holland club, Nixon club, Book club picnics, and more through Thursday with numerous hosts and venues.
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J. M. Clark
Highland Avenue
J. A. Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Blanche Dillard
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Swastika Dancing Club Invites Opening Reception
The Swastika Dancing club invites guests to its opening reception at the I. O. O. F. hall on Neshannock avenue Tuesday evening September 29. The first party of the season is expected to attract a large crowd with weekly events planned through winter. Committee members are J. F. Callahan and J. J. Cloonan.
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Swastika Dancing Club
Neshannock Avenue
J. F. Callahan
J. J.cloonan
Norris to Attend University of Pennsylvania This Winter
Joseph Norris of West Washington Street departs Tuesday to study at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia for the winter. He travels with his parents Mr and Mrs J C Norris who plan a accompanying visit to Atlantic City and New York after the trip.
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Joseph Norris
West Washington Street
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
J. C. Norris
Atlantic City
New York
W. S. P. Meeting Postponed Dinner
The W. S. P. club postponed its planned dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wells on East Street scheduled for Friday evening.
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W. S. P. Club
Bert Wells
East Street
North Hill Women’s Bible Reading Association Meeting
The North Hill Women’s Bible Reading Association will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Samuel Hays, 311 North Jefferson Street.
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North Hill Women’s Bible Reading Association
Samuel Hays
North Jefferson Street
Randolph circle of King's Daughters meeting announced
The Randolph circle of King's Daughters at the First Methodist church will hold a business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
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Randolph Circle of
King’s Daughters of the First Methodist Church
Turtle Soup Supper at Trinity Church Guild Room
A church supper notice for Trinity Church invites attendees to a Turtle Soup event in the guild room on Thursday evening September 24 at 5 o'clock. The menu includes Turtle Soup Crackers Celery Cold Sliced Ham Potato Chips Brown and White Bread Jelly Jam Pepperhash Cheese Gingerbread Coffee. Price 2ic.
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Trinity Church
Large gathering at country club hosts stockholders meeting
About 50 people attended a country club event after cards were issued. Lunch was served, the stockholders' meeting scheduled for 7:30 was postponed. Music provided, dancing continued from 8 to 10. The affair remained informal yet enjoyable.
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Country Club
Fifty third anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Rosebaugh celebrated
The couple George and Mary Kelly Rosebaugh marked their fifty third anniversary at their Mars home. They began housekeeping near Harmony, later moving to Mars two years ago. He is 84 and she 74. They belong to United Presbyterian church and have nine children. Over 100 guests attended.
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George Rosebaugh
Mars
Mary Kelly Rosebaugh
Harmony
Mr. Rosebaugh
Mrs. Rosebaugh
United Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue Bride Edna Zimmerman Weds W S Hoag
After weeks of secrecy, Miss Edna Zimmerman of Park Avenue and W. S. Hoag of this city announced their marriage to friends. The ceremony occurred at Mt. Gilead Ohio on August 28 at high noon during a bride’s visit.
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Edna Zimmerman
Park Avenue
W. S. Hoag
Mt. Gilead
Wedding of Mr Hoag and Park Avenue Bride in Youngstown
The Rev. William Houston officiated at a quiet ceremony in Youngstown with the couple unattended. The bride, daughter of Guy Zimmerman of Park Avenue, has many local friends. Upcoming union meetings include Frances Willard Memorial at Mrs J L Patterson in Brooklyn Avenue, and Central W C T U at Mrs Co Waddington, 125 East North. The Croten W W C T U will meet at Cascade Street with Mrs Mina Organ. a convention report will be given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Patterson
Maryland
Holland Club
Nixon Club
William Rahrer
West North Street
Book Club
Cascade Park
Youngstown
William Houston
First Presbyterian Church
North Liberty Street
Hoag
Greenwich, C
Pennsylvania Railroad
Guy Zimmerman
Park Avenue
Frances Willard
Mrs R W McAnlis Hosts Dinner Then Pink Tea Club
Mrs R W McAnlis of Crawford avenue plans a Thursday 6 o'clock dinner for friends. On Friday she will entertain the Pink Tea club of Youngstown, mostly relatives, with eight to ten guests spending the day in the city and some staying over Sunday.
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R. W. McAnlis
Crawford Avenue
Quiet Leesburg Wedding Unites Eva Hughes and Charles E Allen
Rev. T. W. Pearson joins Miss Eva Hughes and Mrs. Charles E. Allen at the Presbyterian parsonage in Leesburg on Friday evening. The couple, joined by the groom’s sister and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Lynch of Mercer, depart for Niagara Falls on their honeymoon.
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Presbyterian Parsonage
Leesburg
T. W. Pearson
Eva Hughes
Charles E. Allen
Robert M. Lynch
Mercer
Niagara Falls
Social Party Visits Cambridge Springs and Pittsburg
A party including Miss Helen Hunter of Emlenton Mrs James Harry Mills Miss Leta Breckenridge W W Orr of this city and Mr Crawford of Pittsburg spent Sunday at Cambridge Springs. They traveled by machine and are traveling Monday in Pittsburg.
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Helen Hunter
Emlenton
James Harry Mills
Leta Breckenridge
W. W. Orr
Mr. Crawford
Pittsburg
Cambridge Springs
High School Boys Invite for Biweekly Dances at Gilmore Hall
Invitations issued by the high school boys announce a series of dances in Gilmore hall on Friday evenings every two weeks through the winter. The opening party is set for next Friday evening September 25.
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Gilmore Hall
McAnlis Family To Attend Youngstown House Warming
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McAnlis and daughter Gail of Crawford Avenue with W. J. McAnlis and Mrs. Margaret Work will travel to Youngstown this Tuesday evening to attend a house warming at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Ewing.
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R. W. McAnlis
Gail
Crawford Avenue
W. J. McAnlis
Margaret Work
Youngstown
D. C. Ewing
Trinity Church King's Daughters Postpone Rector Reception
Postponement of a reception for Dr. J. E. Reilly and wife, slated by the King's Daughters of Trinity Church for this Monday evening, due to the death of M. H. Henderson. The event is moved to next week.
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M. H. Henderson
King’s Daughters of
Trinity Church
J. E. Reilly
Miss Westlake and cousin see film at Park Theatre
Miss Helen R. Westlake of Highland avenue and her cousin Mrs. J. Harry Thomas of San Bernardino California visited Youngstown Saturday afternoon and attended The Right of Way at the Park theatre.
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Helen R. Westlake
Highland Avenue
J. Harry Thomas
San Bernardino
Cal
Youngstown
Park Theatre
Mrs Ayers Hosts Utopia Club Meeting Weekday
Mrs. W. G. Ayers of North Jefferson Street will entertain the Utopia club on Thursday afternoon.
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W. G. Ayers
North Jefferson Street
Utopia Club
Children’s Aid Society Meeting At Mrs Kincaid Home
The Children’s Aid society will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock with Mrs. Ford Kincaid of 19 North Jefferson Street.
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Children’s Aid Society
Ford Kincaid
North Jefferson Street
Musical Club Sets Rally Meeting at First Baptist
The Musical Club will hold a rally meeting Wednesday at 10 o clock to start the year after summer vacation. The First Baptist church hosts with Mrs. D R Harris as hostess. An informal program aims for unusual interest and includes all active associate and junior members. The old and new executive boards plan a Tuesday afternoon meeting with Mrs. Harris.
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First Baptist Church
D. R. Harris
Temple Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jonas Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Lee Ochs
New York
Belle Hopwood
Waldo Street
North Jefferson Street
Angry mob storms box office at local theatre
In Youngstown Ohio a mob of Italian patrons stormed the theatre box office after being charged for an Italian drama that was replaced by a movie. Police intervened to prevent a riot. the manager was surrounded and a man was injured before officers arrived.
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Youngstown, CO
Two Italians Killed by Erie Train Near Niles
The bodies of Joe Latrono and Tony Rossi were struck and killed by Erie train No. 5 on Saturday afternoon near Niles Ohio. Funeral services were held at the Italian church after they were moved from the morgue this morning. Latrono's mother remained in precarious condition from the shock.
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Niles
Joe Latrono
Tony Rossi
Erie
Latrono
Unity Club To Resume Meetings In October
The Unity club will resume meetings in the first week of October. The exact day is not yet decided between Thursday or Wednesday as a competent committee plans the year’s program to be completed soon.
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Unity Club
Autumn Millinery Opening at Stritmaer Store
Stritmaer Store plans its Autumn Opening featuring Fall hats for women and children plus tailored suits skirts waists and coats for children new dress goods and silks. The event showcases universal original styles and a full exhibit with inviting wordings and a reminder that the opening is tomorrow Tuesday September 22 1908.
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Stritmaer
Mrs Baker Lightner Leaves City for Meadville
Mrs. Baker Lightner of this city departed for Meadville to join her husband, heading to the neighboring town for family reunion and residence.
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Baker Lightner
Meadville
Two Robberies Investigated by Sharon Police
Sharon police seek clues after two bold robberies. A bakery was broken into and 70 sacks of flour stolen, and a shoe store lost about $150 in footwear.
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Sharon
Personal notices recount births and travels in town
Born to Mr and Mrs John Griffith of Pearson street a daughter. A J Robbins of Walnut street returns from a trip to Erie Cleveland and Buffalo. Perry Gaston of Pittsburg street leaves Monday for Jefferson Medical school in Philadelphia. Miss Gean Martin of Bellmont avenue leaves for Grove City to attend college. Mrs C G White of Chicago called by the death of her brother the late George Ashton. Mrs Grant Grimm and daughter Viola of Beaver return from visiting Mr and Mrs L Maginnis of Chestnut. Mrs Albert Double and daughters Esther and Mrs Alice Snyder and daughter Katherine return from Beaver Falls for Old Home Week. Mrs Sumner of Sumner street ill but able to be out. her mother Mrs McCracken is very low with fever in Moore avenue. Rev Charles F Greer of Lautton street leaves for Madison New Jersey to continue Drew Theological seminary studies and begin as pastor of Calvary chapel in Florham Park New Jersey.
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John Griffith
Pearson Street
A. J. Robbins
Walnut Street
Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Perry Gaston
Pittsburg Street
Jefferson Medical School
Philadelphia
Gean Martin
Bellmont Avenue
Grove City
C. G. White
Chicago
George Ashton
Grant Grimm
Viola
Beaver
L. Maginnis
Chestnut Street
Peter Sumner
Sumner Street
Charles F. Greer
Lautton Street
Madison
N. J
Drew Theological Seminary
Calvary Chapel
Florham Park
Fancy car sale at Union Market display
An event lists an extra fancy car direct from the orchard to be available Tuesday September 22 at Union Market located 25 Pittsburg street opposite Union station. Bell phone 548 2413.
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Union Market
Pittsburg Street
Union Station
Bell
Queen Esther Kindergarten Opens in First Methodist Church
Queen Esther Kindergarten opens Monday September 28 at First Methodist Church with principal Miss Gertrude Dowler and assistants Misses Margaret Kirk and Cora Ritchie. Classes run 9 to 12 weekdays except Saturday. tuition 3.00 monthly. Special rates for two in one family. Ages 4 to years admission. Limited enrollment. Call Miss Hazel Wilson Bell 1546 W.
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First Methodist Church
Gertrude Dowler
Margaret Kirk
Cora Ritchie
Hazel Wilson
Bell
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