Sixtieth Birthday Celebration for Mrs Arrow
Wednesday marked the sixtieth birthday of Mrs. Charles Arrow of Skidmore. Children and grandchildren hosted a surprise gathering at her home in New Castle. A family reunion style event featured a dinner and gifts including a gold watch and chain. Attendees included numerous relatives from New Castle, New Wilmington, Youngstown, Pulaski, and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Arrow
Skidmore
Arrow
New Castle
William Riley
Helen
John Riley
John
G. W. Arrow
Mildred
Everett
Edwin
Harvey Coneby
Edgar
Emma Buxton
Samuel Riley
Youngstown
H. W. Cox
William Cox
Raymond
John Cox
Harold
New Wilmington
W. W. Gibson
Charles
Donald
Wilton Buchanan
Pulaski
Wes Arrow
Jacob Coneby
Pittsburg
Couple commemorates fifth wedding anniversary in East Sutton street home
Mr and Mrs Aubrey McFadden of East Sutton street marked five years of marriage with a dinner for six guests. The home featured yellow and white autumn decorations and Mrs I J Lopp of St Louis attended as an out of town guest. The afternoon included informal music with several piano selections by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey O. McFadden
East Sutton Street
I. J. Lopp
St. Louis
Change of bills at Cascade vaudeville house
Thursday saw a new lineup at the Cascade vaudeville house with first show tonight. Dan Robbins boasted an strong act list including James A Welch Co in a comedy routine Van Buran Close in a society stunt by Ren a blackface comedian and darry Mack a mulatto impersonator illustrated songs and moving pictures will round out the bill.
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Cascade Vaudeville House
Dan Robbins
James A. Welch
Mr and Mrs W C Collins Attend Nixon Theatre Showing
Mr W C Collins and Mrs R H Marsh of Michigan with Robert T Collins visited the Nixon theatre in Pittsburg for a Wednesday afternoon performance at the Pittsburg venue.
Daughters of the King Meet at Trinity Church Friday
The Daughters of the King of Trinity church will meet in the guild room Friday evening at 7 30 o clock.
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Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
Batt Dancing Academy Opens at Gilmore Hall
Opening reception scheduled for Thursday October 1 at Gilmore Hall. Class begins the same evening at 7 30 with a juvenile class in the afternoon at 4 to follow.
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Gilmore Hall
Card Party Honors New York Visitor
Mrs. Jonas Kaufman of Highland avenue hosted a Wednesday evening card party for a group of young people honoring her daughter Mrs. Lee Ochs of New York City. Six handed euchre winners were Miss Emma Bauman Mrs. William F. Moody Percy McNabb and Elder Rhodes. Guests enjoyed autumn flowers and a musicale by Misses Margaret Sankey Emma Bauman and Adelaide Kaufman. Adelaide and Jean Kaufman assisted with serving and Miss Helen Hunter of Emlenton attended as an out of town guest.
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Jonas Kaufman
Highland Avenue
Lee Ochs
New York City
Emma Bauman
William F. Moody
Percy McNabb
Elder Rhodes
Local social clubs host dances and gatherings across Youngstown
Mrs R W McAnlis and daughter Gail of Crawford avenue entertain the Pink Tea club at Gilmore hall. Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church plan a basket picnic at Mrs B L McCracken’s country home. Various hosts invite Baker club American Women’s guild E T C club Girls’ club S A K girls Auxiliary basket picnics and a concert by Edward F Kurtz assisting Evan Williams at Park theatre Youngstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. McAnlis
Gail
Crawford Avenue
Pink Tea Club
Youngstown
Gilmore Hall
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Evan Williams
Park Theatre
Surprise wedding unites Leah Lewis and Harry Reynolds
Miss Leah Lewis of Stoneboro and Mr. Harry Reynolds of this city wed in Youngstown on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Frazier officiated. witnesses included Mr. and Mrs. Stake lum. The couple plan a short trip and then live at 59 West North Street. Reynolds, a local barber, previously resided here on West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Lewis
Stoneboro
Harry Reynolds
Youngstown
Frazier
Stakelum
West North Street
Mr. Reynolds
West Washington Street
Temple Club Dance Opens Series in I O O F Hall
A crowd of 50 couples attended the Temple club dance at the I O O F hall marking the first in a series despite warm weather. Music was fine and decorations freshly frescoed. The event ran 8 30 to 12 with refreshments. A second dance is planned in three weeks.
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Temple Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Kensington club notes entertain Waldo street hostess
Mrs Belle Hopwood of Waldo street entertained the Carnation Kensington on Wednesday afternoon. The cushion prize went to Mrs Anna M Coulter. Supper was served, and two weeks hence Mrs Martha Gillespie will host the Kensington at her Miller avenue home on the Youngstown road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hopwood
Waldo Street
Carnation Kensington
Anna M. Coulter
Martha Gillespie
Kensington
Miller Avenue
Youngstown Road
Engagement of Olive Rheta Otto to Kline Jordan
Local friends and relatives are told of the engagement of Olive Rheta Otto daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank W Otto of Johnstown to Kline Jordan son of Mr and Mrs I S Jordan of Mars The couple is announced after an afternoon party hosted by Miss Florence Schoenfeld of Johnstown on Wednesday afternoon Jordan is a known visitor in this city at the home of his sister Mrs W L Beal on Leasure avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Rheta Otto
Frank W. Otto
Johnstown
Kline Jordan
I. S. Jordan
Mars
Jordan
W. L. Beal
Leasure Avenue
Florence Schoenfeld
Daughters of Lydia Plan Picnic At Mrs McCracken’s Home
The Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church will picnic Friday at Mrs. S. L. McCracken’s summer home near Scotland. If rain forces a change, the event will move to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
S. L. McCracken
Scotland
Deaths of the Day in Youngstown and vicinity
Obituaries recount Mrs. Rose Gilmore of Youngstown widow of Patrick Gilmore dying at 75 after rheumatic illness. Survived by son John P Laughlin and daughters Mrs Patrick Leidan and Miss Rosie Gilmore. funeral at Immaculate Conception church with Calvary cemetery interment. Also notes James Henry Smith James Pringle Joseph Sage funerals with services at East Falls Street, Oak Park cemetery, and Savannah M E church respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gilmore
John P. Laughlin
Oakland
Patrick Gilmore
Youngstown
Patrick Leidan
Rosie Gilmore
Immaculate Conception
Calvary Cemetery
Samuel W. Smith
East Falls Street
James Henry Smith
Scott F. Hershey
First Presbyterian Church
Greenwood Cemetery
William Robison
Richard Watson
David Hill
Jefferson Garvin
Robert McCandless
Thomas Davidson
Henry Rice
Cottage Street
H. J. Whalen
First Baptist Church
A. G. Harper
Jesse Rice
Sylvester Rice
James Long
Frank Robinson
Fred Pringle
Joseph Sage
Shenango Township
Savannah M. E
J. L. Stratton
Womer
Savannah Cemetery
Williams
Robert Mayberry
Charles Reno
Solomon Aiken
John Booher
William Booher
Lemon Club Hosts Mary Michaels At Court Street
Members of the Lemon club were entertained Wednesday evening with hostess Miss Mary Michaels of Court street. Music and games engaged guests as refreshments were served by Misses Anna Margaret Duvall. Decorations featured red and black. Miss Margaret Duvall of Pine street will host the club in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ralph
Walnut Street
California
Ladies of the Missionary Society
Miss Ralph
Lemon Club
Mary Michaels
Court Street
Anna Margaret Duvall
Margaret Duvall
Pine Street
Reverend Dyke to Speak at Beaver Falls Convention
Reverend Herbert Dyke of the Christian and Missionary Alliance travels to Beaver Falls to participate in the home-coming convention running from today through Sunday where he will be among the speakers.
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Herbert Dyke
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Beaver Falls
Mrs Blair Hosts Intimate Lawrence Club Luncheon
Mrs. George D. Blair of Leasure Avenue hosted a small luncheon at the Lawrence club on Wednesday. Her guest of honor was sister Mrs. Stewart of Harrisburg, visiting for the occasion. Six guests attended amid pretty appointments throughout.
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George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Lawrence Club
Stewart
Harrisburg
Visit ends for Walter Andrzejewski after eastern trip
Walter Andrzejewski of Milwaukee has finished visiting his brother Rev. John Andrzejewski on Maple Street and will travel to Pittsburg friends then to Atlantic City Philadelphia and other eastern points before returning home.
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Walter Andrzejewski
Wilwaukee
Rev
John Andrzejewski
Maple Street
Pittsburg
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Crisss Tie the Knot at Evergreen Farm Near New Wilmington
At the marriage of Miss Lucy V Criss and Mr Charles L Criss held at the bride’s sister Mrs James S Wilson’s home at Evergreen farm near New Wilmington the bride was given away by her brother Elijah B Criss of this city.
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J. J. Cunningham
Beaver Valley News
Bessie Anderson
Freedom
New Castle
Bell
Slippery Rock Presbyterian Church
James Hughes
Wampum
Mrs. Cunningham
Chicago
Lake Points
Ashtabula
Lucy V. Criss
Charles L. Criss
James S. Wilson
Evergreen Farm
New Wilmington
Elijah B. Criss
Pittsburg guest at Court Street visit
Mrs. William M. Brown of Pittsburg is the guest of Mrs. John Waddington of Court Street on Thursday. Mrs. Waddington and her guest attended Mercer fair.
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William M. Brown
Pittsburg
John Waddington
Court Street
Spoon Club Meets With Mrs. Baldwin Monday Evening
Mrs. Frank Baldwin of North Beaver Street will entertain the Spoon Club on Monday evening with a social gathering and program for members.
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Spoon Club
Frank Baldwin
North Beaver Street
Supper at First Baptist Church Menu Evening
In the dining room of First Baptist church Saturday evening September 26 from 5 to 8 Coldham. Menu includes Escalloped potatoes sliced tomatoes hot biscuit pickles bread jelly peaches cake tea coffee. Price 25 cents 2913 Honey.
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First Baptist Church
Y W C A Bible Class Day Opens Vesper Services
The Young Women's Christian Association observes Bible Class day with vesper services starting at 4 30 in the assembly room. Rev James Ferguson of First U P church speaks on Bible study. Margaret Sankey sings. Thirty first year Bible study certificates will be presented by Mrs I B Griffiths. A five cent luncheon is offered for attendees staying for evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman's Christian Association
James Ferguson
First
U. P
Margaret Sankey
I. B. Griffiths
Association
W C T U Meeting Planned For Agnew Street House
The South side W C T U will meet Thursday evening at Mrs. Calvin Smiths home on Agnew street. The gathering aims to set arrangements for the convention to be held next week.
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Calvin Smith
Agnew Street
Personal mentions of visitors and guests travel through the area
A list of individuals and their travel connections is noted with many staying with or visiting friends in New Castle Youngstown Pittsburg St. Louis Syracuse Baltimore Fort Wayne and other places. Names include Winfield Rodgers Beatrice Baacke Harry Starzynakis Dan Meckley Sara Sankey and J. S. Westlake among others with dates and itineraries implied.
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Winfield Rodgers
Plaingrove
New Castle
Beatrice Baacke
Crawford Avenue
Youngstown
Harry Starzynakis
Pittsburg
I. J. Lopp
St. Louis
Aubrey O. McFadden
Sutton Street
Stewart
Harrisburg
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Kate Walker
Washington Street
J. F. O’brien
Dan Meckley
Chambersburg
S. R. Baldwin
Highland Avenue
Sara Sankey
Wallace Avenue
Baltimore
Women’s College of Baltimore
Robert Kelso
Robert
Syracuse
N. Y
J. R. Speer
Johnson Avenue
W. L. Pander
Blaine Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
J. Harry Thomas
Joseph
San Bernardino
Cal
J. S. Westlake
J. W. Cunningham
Franklin
Pulaski Property Seized by Sheriff for Sale
The Pennsylvania Hotel and Sanitarium company property at Pulaski has been seized by the sheriff and will be sold on October 12. Architect Harry M. Wirsing issued the execution for 2600 dollars, presumed for drawing plans for the mammoth hotel project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Hotel & Sanitarium Company
Pulaski
Harry M. Wirsing
Mammoth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nixon Theatre
King
Batt Dancing Academy
Dockstader’s
Matilda
Bull Durham
Metzler
G. W. Veach & CO
Oil City, Pa
New York
Lewis-Reynolds
Charles L. Baldwin
Grant Istreet
L. M. Uber
F. E. Gorby
Meckley
Mary Clark
C. L. Baldwin
Buvers
Panama
Tomo Wees
Bates
Seersucker
Mennen
Colgate
Lydia Picnic
Mr. Smith
Mr. Round
South Lee Avenue
Joseph Round
Thayer
Fred Beer
D. S. Williams
James Rodgers
David Harvard
Alfred John
George
James Pringle
New Castl
Oak Park
Mrs. Sage
Mercer Fair
China
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Coldham
Lillian Westlake
L. S. Hoyt
North Jefferson Street
P. H. Hoyt
Jamestown
Crawford Hoyt
Hornell, N. Y
Central Presbyterian Church
E. A. Smith
Meadville
Winter Bros
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