Society Folks Busy This Week
October brings a lively social week with autumn weddings and club meetings. Notable events include Spoon club at Mrs. Frank Baldwin, Circle of ’89 with Mrs. William Mitchell, and a reception for Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Reilly by the Daughters of the King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Baldwin
North Beaver Street
Spoon Club
Reading
Frank Butz
Hendrickson Avenue
William Mitchell
Lincoln Avenue
Daughters of the King of Trinity Church
J. E. Reilly
Co. i Gleason
Croton Avenue
Informal Event At Country Club Draws Local Guests
Saturday afternoon gatherings at the Country Club featured tennis and golf followed by a chicken and waffle dinner and dancing. Mrs George D Blair hosted a small dinner with sister Mrs Stewart and Mrs Byron Hattersley as guests. covers were seven. Mrs D R Harris planned a second small dinner that evening for the same visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
George D. Blair
Leasure Avenue
Stewart
Harrisburg
Byron Hattersley
Fort Wayne, Int
Oliver Reese
Phillips Place
D. R. Harris
North Jefferson Street
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary Banquet Held by Lawrence Commandery
The Wimodausis will host a banquet for Lawrence Commandery No. 62 Knights Templar next Thursday evening October 1 at 7 30. A history of the commandery will be presented and many prominent members from nearby towns will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimodausis
Lawrence Commandery
No. 62
Knights Templar
Brothers reunite after 24 years in Butler visit
Levi C. Bell of Tolland Wyoming visits his brother George W. Bell of Bartram avenue. The pair will tour the hometown scenes and friends of their childhood in Butler where both were born and raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi C. Bell
Tolland
Wyoming
George W. Bell
Bartram Avenue
Butler
Hartman to Resume Studies at W U P in Pittsburg
Edwin Hartman of South Croton avenue leaves Monday for Pittsburg to resume studies at Western University of Pennsylvania where he is a senior this year. He has been employed at the Park pharmacy for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Hartman
South Croton Avenue
Pittsburg
Mr. Hartman
The
Park Pharmacy
Circulating Book Club Meets with Mrs Butz
The Circulating Book Club will be entertained by Mrs John Butz of West Grant Street Wednesday afternoon. Each member is requested to bring their book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
J. W. Snyder
Bellevue
John Butz
West Grant Street
Grace Boulich
High Street
T. F. Boal
East Wallace Avenue
Mrs Charles Pinkerton Hosts Coterie Circle Event
Mrs Charles Pinkerton of Liberty Street will entertain the Coterie circle next Friday evening, inviting members to a social gathering at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pinkerton
Liberty Street
Gilmore Hall Opens With Reception and Classes
An opening reception is planned for Thursday October 1 at Gilmore Hall. The public event precedes the start of classes that evening at 7 30. A juvenile class is scheduled for the afternoon at 4.
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Gilmore Hall
Pride of New Castle Euchre Night at McGoun Hall
Pride of New Castle No 109 L L O L hosts a euchre party in McGoun hall on Tuesday evening September 29 with admission listed as lic 3212.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pride of
New Castle
McGoun ‘Hall
September 29 30 sale notice brief
Public notice for September 29 and 30 sale actions by B Knelly Co LCtd. Details are sparse but indicate dates and a corporate entity involved in the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kennelly Co
Local Musician Travels East for Training and Lessons
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Lowry of North Mill Street have departed for New York Philadelphia and Washington to spend two weeks. In New York Mr Lowry the Trinity church organist will take a Boy Choir Training course from G Edward Stubbs of St Angus chapel Trinity parish and will receive organ lessons from Gaston M Dethier a noted figure in city music circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph M. Lowry
North Mill Street
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Lowry
Trinity Church
G. Edward Stubbs
St. Angus Chapel
Trinity Parish
Gaston M. Dethier
Metropolis
Engagement announced for Julia Alice May Gilbert and Charles H. Rick
The engagement of Miss Julia Alice May Gilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel H Gilbert of Oak street to Mr Charles H Rick son of Mr and Mrs William Rick of Superior street is announced. The couple plan a wedding on Thursday October 15. Both are active members of St John’s Evangelical Lutheran church. Mr Rick is a well known tinsmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Alice May Gilbert
Samuel H. Gilbert
Oak Street
Charles H. Rick
William Rick
Superior Street
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rick
Sunbeam Club Elects New Officers At Crawford Avenue Meeting
At a Sunbeam club meeting with Miss Marian Andrews as hostess, officers were elected President Miss Elizabeth Keelan and Secretary Miss Margaret Ryan. Games, music and refreshments highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunbeam Club
Marian Andrews
Crawford Avenue
Elizabeth Keelan
Margaret Ryan
Miss Barrackman Visits before Teaching Lincoln Normal School
Miss Anna Barrackman of Linesville a Westminster College graduate spends Monday with Mrs Charles G Long of East Long Avenue en route to Alabama to teach at Lincoln Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Barrackman
Linesville
Westminster College
Charles G. Long
East Long Avenue
Alabama
Lincoln Normal School
Mrs. H. C. Ingram Leaves Dallas for Home
Mrs. H. C. Ingram of Dallas Texas ends a several months visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Grace on East Street and departs for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Ingram
Dallas
Tex
Bennett Grace
East Street
Local residents visit relatives and travel entries
Miss Florence Weidner of Spring City visits Miss May Gilbert of Oak Street. Numerous social notes list residents visiting Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Denver and other locales, with trips to see relatives, stays at homes in Greensburg, Lincoln Avenue and Miller Avenue among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Weidner
Spring City
May Gilbert
Oak Street
Margaret Roger
Youngstown
Robert Allen
Fountain Inn
Greensburg
Rebecca Long
Franklin
J. S. Martin
Park Avenue
J. W. Stewart
Robert McCandless
North Street
Pittsburg
James Harry Mills
Robb
Clifford G. Chambers
Lincoln Avenue
Thomas P. Cullison
Allan Staley
Tippecanoe, C
W. R. Kinnear
Highland Avenue
Blevins Opens Millinery Display Tuesday September 29
A millinery display by Blevins opens this Tuesday, September 29, inviting shoppers to view a selection of hats and related accessories. The event highlights seasonal styles and handcrafted designs from the shop.
YMCA Parlors Set for Wednesday Rummage Sale Plans
C. A. will meet in the YMCA parlors Wednesday afternoon at 3 30 o clock to make arrangements for a rummage sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Allen and Patterson Attend Sewickley Horse Show
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Fountain Inn and William Patterson of this city attended the Sewickley horse show on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Allen
Fountain Inn
William Patterson
City
Sewickley
Merritt Cook Leaves Pittsburg For Northwestern Studies
Merritt Cook of Pittsburg Street has left to resume his studies at Northwestern University in Evans ton Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Cook
Pittsburg Street
Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill
Ellwood City W C T U Forum Tomorrow Afternoon
Ellwood City W C T U schedules a meeting at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Henry W Thornton Return From Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry W Thornton of Highland Avenue have returned from a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Lamm
Neshannock Avenue
Denver, Col
Henry W. Thornton
Highland Avenue
Chicago
Local Notables Mourn Two McCord Family Members
Obituary notices honor William B. McCord former editor and legislator from Columbiana county who died after a prolonged illness at 63. Born in Utica New York and active in G A R, he leaves a wife two sons and siblings with funeral plans in Salem Wellsville and a Presbyterian service. The second obituary honors a Mr McCord previously janitor at the courthouse, detailing his four children and church ties with services in St Marys church and cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wells
East Street
Salem
William B. McCord
McCord
Utica
N. Y
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Wellsville Union
East Liverpool Review
East Liverpool News
Ohio
Columbiana County
Mast
Liverpool
Salem Post
Wellsville
Presbyterian Church
William R
Pittsburg Dispatch
Philip
Cleveland
Edith Morse
Wells
Death of Margaret Black Burns A Mercer County Native
Greenfield Argus reports the death of Margaret Eleanor Black Burns aged 80 in Greenfield Indiana after a period of feeble health she died at 6 30 am Sunday September 13 at the home of her daughter Mrs FE E Cameron She was born November 24 1832 in Mercer county Pennsylvania daughter of Henry Black a War of 1812 veteran and presidential elector She married Joseph Morton Burns May 8 1862 and moved to Greenfield in 1898 Her survivors include daughters Mrs Richard Simmons Ann Arbor Michigan and Mrs E E Cameron Greenfield son James G Burns and sons Henry Burns Sutherland Iowa Lee M Burns Midland South Dakota Funeral services were held at Mrs Cameron's home Wednesday at 3 30 pm with Rev T H Tull and Dr T J Wheat officiating interment followed at North Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Black Burns
Mercer County
Greenfield Argus
Greenfield
Green County
Margaret Eleanor (Black) Burns
FE. E. Cameron
Pennsylvania
Henry Black
William H. Harrison
Richard Simmons
Ann Arbor
Mich
James G. Burns
E. E. Cameron
Henry Burns
Sutherland
Iowa
Lee M. Burns
Midland
S. D
T. H. Tull
T. J. Wheat
Sullivan
North Cemetery
Death of City Resident James Edward McClafferty
Heart failure caused the death Sunday of James Edward McClafferty a well known resident of the city at his home following a brief illness. He was 68. He is survived by his wife and two daughters. Funeral arrangements are pending at the Harwood Funeral Home.
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James Edward McClafferty
Death of Moses Waters A Mercer County Native
Moses Waters died Sunday at 58 Reynolds Street after a long stomach illness. Born July 25, 1874, he was 34 and the son of J N and Mary Williams Waters. A tin worker at Greer mill, he belonged to the First Methodist Sunday school and is survived by his parents and seven siblings Daniel John Henry David Lida Morgan and Harold. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 3 PM at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Waters
Mercer County
Reynolds Street
J. N
Mary Williams Waters
Greer Mill
First Methodist Sunday School
Daniel
John
Henry
David
Lida
Morgan
Harold
Death of William Winecoop in Third Ward
William Winecoop, 40, died Sunday at 12:30 after hemorrhages of the lungs. He collapsed at his brother George Williams’s home, 29 Francis Place, and died before help arrived. Survived by mother Mrs. Anna Williams and four half brothers, two sisters. Interment Tuesday at 2 PM at Graceland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Winecoop
George Williams
Francis Place
Anna Williams
Jacob Williams
Petersburg
Thomas Williams
Moravia
Joseph
C. J. Young
Butler County
Frank Ward
Butler
Graceland Cemetery
Death of 18 month old Albert Houk
Mr and Mrs David G Houk of 344 East Long avenue mourn the death of their 18 month old son Albert after a brief illness. Besides the parents two sisters Cassie and Cora survive. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 11 am at the Slippery Rock church with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Houk
East Long Avenue
Albert
Cassie
Cora
Slippery Rock
Millinery Opening at Powell's No 64 East Long Avenue
Millinery opening announced for Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30 at Powell's located at No 64 East Long Avenue next door to Union National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powell's
East Long Avenue
Union National Bank
Rummage Sale by Ladies Auxiliary at YMCA Mill Street
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the YMCA will host a rummage sale at 463 South Mill Street on Friday and Saturday October 9 and 10. Proceeds will fund community programs and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Young Men’s Christian Association
South Mill Street
Y W C A Board Meeting and Activities Update
The Y W C A holds its regular board meeting Monday with a finance committee session afterwards to finalize Tag day plans. Miss Cora Irby of Memphis arrives to direct physical work and will meet potential gym participants Tuesday evening at the association rooms. The fall registration reception is Tuesday from 8 to 10 PM with an event program and class signups. The vesper service was well attended with Rev James M Ferguson giving the afternoon address and a five cent luncheon noted as a new standard feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Managers
Cora Irby
Memphis
Tenn
Association Rooms
Miss Irby
New Haven
Conn
James M. Ferguson
Wcomb's Millinery Opening Notice
Womb’s Millinery announces opening events on Tuesday the 209th and Wednesday the 30th. The ad promotes repairs and refinishing services for old furniture at Frews as an alternative.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Searsucker
Gingham Petticoat
East
Washington St
Bic
Lancaster
Bert Haggerty
Walnut Street
Kensington
Randolph
King’s Daughters
First Methodist Church
Book Club
Park
Swastika Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
Olive Miller
Pine Street
S. A. K. Kensington
Grace Mullain
Evening Club
Alameda Club
J. W. Strayer
Terrace Avenue
David Drum
Front Street
A. Kensington
Phytiian Sisters
Clarence Hogue
Sascade Avenue
B. A. G. Club
Lena Mayers
Scott Street
O. & U. Girls
Circulating Book Club
Coterie Circle
Bott Dancing Academy
Euchre Party
J. L. Pyle
Chicago, Il
Edward O'Brien
Miller Avenue
Donald Lusk
University of Pennsylvania
Perry Shira
William H. Thomas
du Shane Avenue
Marie Dickey
Greenville
Leta Breckenridge
Wallace Avenue
Helen Hunter
Emlenton
Miss Breckenridge
Robert McClelland
Youngstown Road
Rev
George H. McClelland
Brooklyn
Y. M. C. A. Auxiliary
Henry Hall
Charles T
Ellwood
Ellwood City
Clarion County
Stephen
Cynthia McClafferty
Court House
Smethport
Hyacinth
James Blair
Port Allegheny
Harry
Peter
George
Dwyer
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
Margaret Burns
James E. McClafferty
Albert Houk
Wcomb's Millinery
Frew'’S
Mather Bros. CO
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
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