Local Social Notes From City Guests and Visits
Mrs W B Caldwell visits friends in New Wilmington and Mrs Charles Freed visits in the city from Sharon. Numerous guests attend from Pittsburgh Canton Beaver Falls and Cleveland with travel to Youngstown and Holidayburg. Visitors include Albert O Toughlin seriously ill and Mrs Mary A Houston ill with pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Caldwell
New Wilmington
Charles Freed
Sharon
City
Friay
The New Neckwear at Reese Brothers
B and H JC Reese offers new neckwear items including wide ruchings in black white and light blue 25 to 65 cents a yard neck girdles in tinsel velvet ribbon and silk cords 25 35 and 50 cents new Gibson collars 25 cents to 2.50 and updated Gibson shapes for fall mousquetaire lace sleeves 1.00 and 1.50 a pair navy blue elastic belts with oxidized buckle 25 cents and fancy belts 25 cents to 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Helena auxiliary First Presbyterian holds annual basket picnic
The Helena auxiliary of the First Presbyterian church met at the Neshannock boulevard home of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nothdurst for its annual basket picnic attended by 25 members. Dr. and Mrs. Scott Hershey were honored guests with talks on the book Outlook and other topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Nothdurst
Neshannock Boulevard
Helena
First Presbyterian Church
Scott F. Hershey
Harry A. Moore
A. Willson
Nothdurst
Hers
Daughters of Lydia Host Gathering at Mrs McCracken’s
At Mrs S L Mc Cracken’s near Scotland on the Youngstown line Daughters of Lydia of the First Presbyterian church spent Friday. They rode the line, had a sumptu ous dinner, yellow and white decor, 20 covers, and informal hours. Guests Wilcox of Birmingham and Henrietta Woods of Washington joined from Sheridan avenue. Next meeting set for last Saturday in October at 4 pm in the church with husbands as special guests. committee appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. McCracken
Scotland
Youngstown
Lydia
First Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Birmingham
Henrietta Woods
Washington
Frank Woods
Sheridan Avenue
Pink Tea Club Guests Entertained in Crawford Avenue Home
Mrs. R. W. MecAnns and her daughter Gail hosted the Pink Tea club of Youngstown at their Crawford avenue residence all day Friday. Attending were Mrs. W. J. Ewing and Misses Ethel Hazel and Charlotte Ewing, with Mrs. T. J. (name incomplete in text).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. MecAnns
Gail
Crawford Avenue
Pink Tea Club
Youngstown
W. J. Ewing
Ethel
Hazel
Charlotte Ewing
T. J
Queen Esther Kindergarten Opens at First Methodist Church
The Queen Esther Kindergarten opens Monday September 28 at First Methodist Church with Miss Gertrude Dowler as principal and Misses Margaret Kirk and Cora Ritchie as assistants. Classes run 9 to 12 daily except Saturday, with a monthly fee of 3 dollars and reduced rates for two in a family. Admissions are limited to children aged 4 to 7, call Hazel Wilson at Bell 1546-W.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Gertrude Dowler
Margaret Kirk
Cora Ritchie
Hazel Wilson
Bell
Local ladies plan Sunday visit with husbands
Jones, Miss Laura Buehrle, Mrs. C. C. Ewing, Mrs. Albert Buehrle and Mary Isabelle, Mrs. J. C. Ew ng, along with Mrs. T. J. Jones and Mrs. Albert Queuhrle, will stay at the McAnlis home over Sunday and be joined by their husbands for the day.
American Women’s Guild entertains with Whittier program
Mrs J A Cox of Bay street hosted a Friday afternoon gathering for the American Women’s Guild. The program featured biographical sketch of Whittier reading, Barefoot Boy, Pipes of Lucknow, and a review of Snow Bound. The next meeting is set for two weeks with Mrs J W Bay of Croton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Women’s Guild
J. A. Cox
Bay Street
Whittier
A. Black
J. R. Agnew
Lucknow
Mina Organ
O. McMillin
J. W. Bay
Croton Avenue
Miss Gertrude Cogan To Lead Two Weeks Of S T S Work
Miss Gertrude Cogan arrives October 6 to direct two weeks of S T S work in the city. Meetings begin Tuesday evening at Fourth Presbyterian Church on South Jefferson Street and continue each evening at specified churches including First Methodist Reformed Presbyterian South New Castle and Croton Avenue Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Cogan
Fourth Presbyterian Church
South Jefferson Street
First Methodist Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
South New Castle
Croton Avenue Methodist Church
Birthday Surprise Honored Mrs Hettenbaugh At Madison Ave Home
A group of 40 or more relatives and neighbors surprised Mrs George Het tenbaugh on her birthday at her Madison avenue home Friday evening. She received many linen gifts and other presents. The guests enjoyed a quiet evening with several musical numbers before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hettenbaugh
Madison Avenue
Girls Club Meeting Held At Wallace Avenue Home
Miss Helen Hunter of Emlenton Mrs Lee Ochs of New York and Mrs Martin Christy of Hollidaysburg were honor guests at the Girls Club gathering Friday afternoon hosted by Miss Leta Breckenridge on Wallace avenue. Earlier hours featured needlework and a tempting collation followed. The date for the next meeting will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hunter
Emlenton
Lee Ochs
New York
Martin Christy
Hollidaysburg
Girls’ Club
Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
First Winter High School Dance Held in Gilmore Hall
The initial winter dance in Gilmore hall Friday night drew about 26 couples and many alumni attended. Almon Shaffer and Edward Connery led the party committee and planned the next event for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Almon Shaffer
Edward Connery
Dinner honors Rev and Mrs Magill before Brooklyn move
Mr and Mrs Phillip Wagner of North Mercer street hosted a dinner for twelve at their home on Friday honoring Rev and Mrs Andrew Magill of the Second United Presbyterian church who soon depart for their future home in Brooklyn New York. Covers were laid for twelve and a yellow and white scheme accented the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Wagner
North Mercer Street
Andrew Magill
Second United Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Ladies Host Euchre Evening For Cleveland Guest
In honor of house guest Miss Harriet Wilson of Cleveland Mrs Ethel Robinson and Miss Beryl Robinson of Grant street entertained with a six hand euchre game Friday. Prizes went to Miss Minnie Miller and L A Runyon. Lunch followed. Miss Wilson's visit ends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Wilson
Cleveland
Ethel and
Beryl Robinson
Grant Street
Minnie Miller
L. A. Runyon
Wilson
Miss Eva Fisher Hosts S A K Girls In Afternoon
Miss Eva Fisher of North Jefferson street entertained the S A K girls Friday afternoon with formal hours. The hostess was assisted by Miss Margaret Moore and refreshments were served. Miss Olive Miller of Pine street will entertain the club next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Fisher
North Jefferson Street
Margaret Moore
Olive Miller
Pine Street
Local women attend field meet at Miss McCracken’s
Misses Frances Seavy Margaret Marshall Florence Whittaker and Margaret Wallace of this city drove to New Wilmington Saturday and had dinner at Hotel McCreary. This afternoon they were guests of Miss Helen McCracken at the field meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Seavy
Margaret Marshall
Florence Whittaker
Margaret Wallace
New Wilmington
DeLeone Wedding Reception Held at Ravenna Home
Several guests from the city attended the wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Francesco DeLeone at the home of the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. James DeLeone of Ravenna. The couple were married in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesco DeLeone
James DeLeone
Ravenna
Cleveland
Mrs James M Blackwood Nominated Delegate to County L T L Meeting
Mrs James M Blackwood has been elected a delegate from the County L T L to attend the meeting to be held in Sharon on Monday evening October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Blackwood
Sharon
Rev Kidd Preaches Preparatory Service at Highland Church
Beaver Falls pastor Rev Kidd preached the preparatory service at Highland United Presbyterian Church, delivering a sermon expected to set the tone for upcoming rites. Local congregants reported a hopeful and reflective gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidd
Beaver Falls
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Bible Class Banquet Details at Highland United
The Men's Bible class of Highland United Presbyterian Church will host a banquet next Tuesday evening at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland United Presbyterian Church
M'Combs Fall and Winter Opening
The notice outlines the fall and winter opening events for M Combs on Tuesday the 209th and Wednesday the 30th. Local residents are advised to attend for early season showcases and sales.
Basket club meeting hosts and plans for fall events
Mr and Mrs 4 M Roberts of Cleveland were honored guests at a Basket club meeting with Mr and Mrs C J Kirk of Highland Ave Friday evening. The committee included Mrs W M Brown Mrs John Butz Miss Carrie Crawford and the hostess. Two weeks hence Mr and Mrs Charles Greer of North Jefferson St will entertain. The E T C club girls fall initial meeting was at Miss Jean Snyder's home on Highland Ave with social afternoon and dinner at 6. next meeting place undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4. M. Roberts
Cleveland
Basket Club
Cc. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
W. M. Brown
John Butz
Carrie Crawford
Charles Greer
North Jefferson Street
E. T. C. Club
Jean Snyder
Miss Jean Young and Edwina Norris Leave for Studies
Miss Jean Young of West Grant street will depart Wednesday to resume studies at The Armitage in Wayne Pennsylvania. She will be accompanied by Miss Edwina Norris of Grant street who will enter National Park Seminary at Forest Glen Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Young
West Grant Street
the Armitage
Wayne, Pa
Edwina Norris
Grant Street
National Park Seminary
Forest Glen
Deaths of the Bay Mrs. Gilmore Buried
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Gilmore were held Friday at Immaculate Conception church with many family and friends present. Pallbearers included Thomas Laughlin and John Laughlin. Interment followed at Calvary cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Gilmore
John Laughlin
Youngstown
Immaculate Conception Church
Thomas Laughlin
James O'Neil
Will O'Neil
Walter O'Neil
Wallace O'Neil
William Monroe
Neshannock Township
Crill
Coaltown Free Methodist Church
J. L. Stratton
Croton Avenue M. E
Oak Park Cemetery
George
John
William
Frank Fobes
Samuel Say
James Connor
Y M C A Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday at 3 30
The Y M C A auxiliary will hold its meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock with members requested to attend.
Monster potatoes grown by J Wright
John Wright of Taylor township brought two oversized Early Manistee potatoes to the News office. One weighed a pound and a half, the other a pound and three quarters. He predicts abundant blight proof yields this fall while other varieties are ruined. He urges farmers to rely on blight resistant potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright
Taylor Township
Blevins Presents Opening Millinery Display
Blevins announces opening millinery display Tuesday next week September 29 featuring new hats and spring styles from 2617 shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blevins
Kennelly Co Millinery Opening This Week
S. B. Kennelly Co. announces a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30 at 68 West Washington Street and 3014.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Washington Street
Box of rubbers found near Bruin residents investigated
A box of rubbers addressed to Sproul and Shiever of Bruin Pa was found near George Gommel at 27 Ralph Avenue last night. Gommel alerted police who took the box to Central Station as detectives from multiple railroad companies investigate a possible theft from a freight car nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sproul & Shiever
Bruin
George Gommel
Ralph Avenue
Gommel
Central Station
Harvest Home Service At St John’s Lutheran
The congregation of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church will hold a harvest home service Sunday morning. Pastor Dr J H Miller will preach a harvest sermon. Children in the Sunday school will bring fruit and grain for church decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. H. Miller
Art Needle Work by Mrs Falls at Phillips Place
Mrs Frances C Falls returns from Philadelphia and New York with new patterns for art needle work and shirt waists. She will be at home for ten days at 68 Phillips Place to stamp and give instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances C. Falls
Philadelphia
New York
Millinery Opening at Powell's 64 East Long Avenue
Announcement for a millinery opening on Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30 at Powell's No 64 East Long avenue next to Union National Bank. Also promotes Frew's home furnishings with a prompt reminder to visit after next Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's
East Long Avenue
Union National Bank
Frew’s
Embroidered Swiss Handkerchiefs and Lawn Aprons On Sale
Tomorrow on an aisle table an assorted display of embroidered swiss handkerchiefs some slightly mussed fairly worth 20c for 10c. Women’s fancy sewing aprons of white lawn 50c. Children’s school aprons of white lawn all sizes 25c and 50c.
Unclaimed Package Sale Yields Mysterious Yellow Tablets
Mrs Potter prompts her husband to open a small box from a rail yard sale of unclaimed parcels. The label instructs two pale yellow tablets every hour to relieve pain, prompting alarm and plans to inform the buyer, Fred, after airing grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Potter
William
Mr. Potter
Fred
Allen Property Sold By Trustee In Bankruptcy
The R. G. Allen property on Ray Street was sold by Trustee in Bankruptcy Homer Drake for about 5300 dollars. The residence sold to E. T. Kurtz representing the Dollar Savings Association for 4250 dollars. Adjoining lots were sold to L. M. Uber. Think again then Frew's 10-day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Allen
Ray Street
Homer Drake
E. T. Kurtz
Dollar Savings Association
L. M. Uber
Also Mentioned on This Page
George McFarland
Court
Pittbury
Albert O'Toughlin
Rev. Kidd
P. L. Craig
Lincoln Avenue
Mary A. Houston
A. M. Roberts
C. J. Kirk
Grant Avenue
John Fee
William Welsh
Thomas McGrath
Pollock Avenue
Dal Shaffer
Chicago
Martin B. Christy
Edith Finney
R. J. Martin
Colton
Cal
John S. Martin
Park Avenue
James R. Martin
North Mill Street
John Edwards
Jane Estella
Rochester
Stella
Jessie Foulk
Elmer White
B. & H. JC Reese
Metzler
The
Kodak
G. W. Veach & CO
New Castle
Oil City, Pa
Queen Esther Kindergarten
Miss Cogan
S. A. K. Girls
M'Comb
Mary
Elizabeth Reed
E. L. Hainer
Ella Henry
Mary Patterson
Bernice
Mildred Hanna
Marjorie Duff
Margaret Hice
Helen Foster
Virginia
Sara Weinschenk
Katherine Kennedy
Marian Wallace
Jean Leohner
Margaret Lee
Lauretta Lee
Ruth Zerner
Margaret Weinschenk
Mabel Cooper
Edna Wilson
Mary Reed
Mrs. Gilmore
Mrs. Monroe
Gamavino
Giro Fazzone
Mercer Street
St. Vitus’ Church
St. Vitus’ Cemetery
J. Wright
S. B. Kennelly Co
Mather Bros. CO. Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
Washington Street
Harvest Home Service
Brown
Hamilton
Frew
Emmanuel Baptist Church
South Jefferson and
Reynolds Streets
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Ocean Grove
Emery Wall Paper CO
Bell Phone
Union
Lawrence County
New Gastie Hardware Co
Horten & Whitten Co
Central Presbyterian Church
E. A. Smith
Meadville
John Fleccho
Mont Hammond
George Venis
James Gellocchi
Antonio Fillo
Violet
J. E. Duff
Mgr
N. Mill St
Man Ranney
Fillo
Jefferson Street
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