Dinner Honored Ohio Visitor Marking Birthday
Ezra Marvin of Cortland Ohio visited H Lee Marvin of Ray Street stay to be more pleasant. Bonnie Battley hosted a dinner with eight covers and autumn flowers. Ruth Kemp and eight other friends joined for a birthday surprise with music and refreshments. Marvin received a shaving mug as a keepsake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Marvin
Cortland
H. Lee Marvin
Ray Street
Bonnie Battley
South Mill Street
Ruth Kemp
Eastbrook
Lee Marvin
Aunes
Music
Mr. Marvin
Local social notices mark entertaining hosts in Wallace area
Mrs J M Anderson of Wallace av will entertain the Castelonian club Olive Miller of Pine street will entertain the 8 A K Kensington Grace Mullain of Walnut street will entertain the Evening Alameda club Mr and Mrs J W Strayer of Terrace avenue will entertain the Alameda club Mrs David Drum of Front street will entertain the D A Kensington Mr and Mrs S L Rhodes of Neshannock avenue will entertain the Neshannock Avenue club The Lawrence Commandery Knights Templar will celebrate its 25th year with a banquet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Anderson
Wallace Aven
Castelonian Club
Lawrence Commandery
Knights Temlar
Te Tee
Olive Miller
Pine Street
birthday surprise honors Belle Mallory in Wayne Township
Mr and Mrs Monroe Mallory hosted a surprise party in Wayne Township for their daughter Belle’s seventh birthday. Forty guests attended, seated at long tables for a delicious repast, followed by games and music in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Mallory
Wayne Township
Belle. E
Misses Young and Norris Visit Pittsburg Friends
Misses Jean Young and Edwina Norris of West Grant street traveled to Pittsburg Wednesday to visit Mrs Findley McConnell of McKee place. They planned to return home tonight before heading to school with Miss Young going to The Armitage in Wayne and Miss Norris entering National Park Seminary in Forest Glen Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Young
Edwina Norris
West Grant Street
Pittsburg
Findley McConnell
McKeeplace
Miss Young
Armitage
Wayne
Miss Norris
National Park Seminary
Forest Glenn
Trinity Church Women Plan November Rummage Sale
The Women’s guild met Tuesday afternoon and arranged a rummage sale for the first week of November. Dr Reilly gave a talk and members sewed for the bazaar. Refreshments were served at the conclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Guild of Trinity Church
Holland club gathers for Pedro and lunch
Mrs. Charles Gorley of Bartram Avenue hosted the Holland club on Tuesday evening. A game of pedro was played followed by lunch. The next meeting is scheduled in two weeks with Mrs. C. Porter of North Mercer Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gorley
Bartram Avenue
Holland Club
Pedro
C. Porter
North Mercer Street
Ladies Aid to Meet at Croten Avenue Church
The Ladies Aid society of Cro tén Avenue Methodist church will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock in the Sunday school room of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Crotén Avenue Methodist Church
Miss Bethel McMurtry Hosts N T B Girls Friday
Crawford avenue resident Miss Bethel McMurtry will entertain the N T B girls Friday afternoon in a social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel McMurtry
Crawford Avenue
Opening reception of Swastika Club dances Northside
The Swastika club hosted its winter opening dance at the O O F hall on Neshannock avenue with over 60 couples attending. The program featured 25 waltzes two steps and barn dances as music played from 8 30 p m to 1 a m. Guests included Miss Blaney and Miss DeVenney of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Glenn Blatt of Ellwood City with visitors McIntee and Cannon of Lowellville. Another dance is planned for next Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neshannock Avenue
Lowellville
First Presbyterian Church to Install Vested Chorus Choir
A vested chorus will perform at First Presbyterian Church within weeks replacing a mainly congregational selection. The choir, over 20 voices strong, held its first rehearsal Tuesday with many young city singers joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Tuesday Kensington Hosts Honor Guests at Meeting
Rev. and Mrs. Jacob Sallade and daughter Ruth of Philadelphia were guests at the Tuesday Afternoon Kensington meeting with hostess Mrs. Bert Hagerty of Walnut Street. Also honored were Mrs. Owen Bedell Miss Margaret Reynolds Mrs. Bert Streib and daughter Bess. After sewing and social talk a lunch was served. In two weeks Mrs. Minnie Clark will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Jacob Sallade
Ruth
Philadelphia
Bert Hagerty
Walnut Street
Owen Bedell
Margaret Reynolds
Bert Streib
Bess
Minnie Clark
Pittsburg Street
Steubenville Engagement of Miss Hill to Mr Watson
In Steubenville, Miss Mary Hill announced engagement to Robert Henderson Watson. The couple plan a spring wedding. Miss Hill is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hill and niece of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hill
Robert Hill
Steubenville
Robert Henderson Watson
W. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Miss Ella Clark Plans Missouri Journey for Health
Miss Ella Clark of Neshannock Avenue, living with Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Mears, will depart next week for Missouri to seek health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Clark
U. S. Mears
Neshannock Avenue
Missouri
Rhodes Couple Hosts Evening Club Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Rhodes of Ne Neshannock Avenue hosted a Thursday club meeting gathering neighbors and friends for a social event.
Sorosis to Meet Friday With Miss Mollie Davis
Sorosis will meet Friday afternoon of this week with Miss Mollie Davis at 167 North Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis
Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
Susanna Young Hosts X Y Z Girls Friday Afternoon
Miss Susanna Young of Grant Street will entertain the X Y Z girls Friday afternoon in a small social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanna Young
Grant Street
Social notes from the city and Pittsburg visits
Local residents are listed visiting Pittsburg and surrounding towns including Lewis Joseph James Jackson Mrs Ben Brown Ralph Campbell and several couples and families. The items name travels to Youngstown Mercer Du luth and Emporium with relatives and business visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Joseph
Pittsburg
James Jackson
Youngstown
Ben Brown
Ralph M. Campbell
Grant Street
W. A. Stritmater
Lincoln Avenue
S. R. Baldwin
Highland Avenue
J. S
Agnew Street
F. F. Sampson
Jack
Arthur
Boyles Avenue
John H. Hamilton
Court Street
Mercer
New Wilmington
Dan M. Buck
Little Son
F. EB. Zerner
William Welch
Robert
Howard Oliphant
Hiram G. Miller
Kurtz Place
William G. Dunn
Hast Street
Marie Donnellan
South Mill Street
Duluth
Ellwood Blowers
Bott Dancing Academy Opening at Gilmore Hall
Opening reception set for Thursday October 1 followed by a 7 30 start for the first class. a juvenile class follows in the afternoon at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Hall
Birthday Party for Small Friends Honoring Isabelle Hoelzle
Little Miss Isabelle Hoelzle daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hoelzle celebrated her birthday at Wallace avenue with about four dozen playmates. Guests dined among autumn flowers and a pink candle cake. Hostess received many gifts while Mrs Julius Sypher Miss Isabelle Fleming and Mrs William Waddington assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hoelzle
George Hoelzle
Wallace Avenue
Hoelzle
Julius Sypher
Isabelle Fleming
William Waddington
Catherine Matheny
Marshall Matheny
Dorothy Fleming
Phyllis
Dorothy Beal
Walter Fleming
Florence Waddington
Elizabeth White
William Wallace
John Donaldson
Surprise Twenty Fifth Birthday honors at Conrad home
At Mrs. Margaret Donahey's West Grant home Mrs. Howard Conrad hosted a birthday party for her husband turning twenty five. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ball Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Hammill Mr. and Mrs. Davis Mrs. Weisner Miss Mary Kelly Miss Elizabeth Eckles Miss Elizabeth Wilson Mrs. Donahey and other relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Donahey
West Grant Street
Howard Conrad
Frank Ball
Jesse Hammill
Davis
Weisner
Mary Kelly
Elizabeth Eckles
Elizabeth Wilson
Donahey
Sara Davis
Harry and
John Biddle
Bert Hammill
Julius Fisher
Mac Fisher
Harry Harper
Carl Ryhal
Arthur
Samuel
Herman Donahey
William McCandless
E. Welsner
Marriage of Miss Mary E Bauman to John W Snyder
Mary E Bauman daughter of Mr and Mrs Jere Bauman of Neshannock avenue married John W Snyder of Bellevue in a Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s parents home. A wedding dinner followed with several out of town guests in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Bauman
Jere Bauman
Neshannock Avenue
John W. Snyder
Bellevue
Slippery Rock Alumni Banquet Arrangements Set
Arrangements for the annual banquet of Slippery Rock State Normal School alumni were finalized at a Randolph circle meeting of King's Daughters in the First Methodist church. The event is scheduled for Wednesday evening October 14 at the I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock State Normal School
I. O. O. F. Hall
Randolph Circle of
King's Daughters
First Methodist Church
Pruden Family Leaves Chicago for Home After Summer Visit
Mrs. Harry B. Pruden and her young son Bradley return to Chicago from Ray Street where they stayed with W. P. Jackson and family for the summer, departing Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Pruden
Bradley
Chicago
W. P. Jackson
Ray Street
Bott Dancing School Ceases Operations in City
The Bott dancing school, once run in this city for several years and last year led by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zieme, has been discontinued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bott
Carl Zieme
Ruth and Daughter Visit Philadelphia Conclude Thursday
Ruth and her daughter, currently in Philadelphia, will end their several weeks long visit in the city on Thursday.
North Jefferson hostess Laura Sedgwick hosts Y G C girls
Laura Sedgwick of North Jefferson street invited the Y G C girls for a Tuesday evening gathering. Games and refreshments were the main features of the social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Sedgwick
North Jefferson Street
Mrs Geo Hoelzle Hosts W S P Club Meeting
Mrs Geo Hoelzle of Wallace Avenue will entertain the W S P club next Wednesday afternoon October 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hoelzle
Wallace Avenue
W. S. P. Club
Book Club Picnic Postponed by Cool Tuesday Weather
The book club picnic scheduled for Tuesday at the park was postponed due to cool weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Club
Millinery Opening at O'Neill's on South Mill Street
A millinery opening is set for Wednesday and Thursday at O'Neill's located at 21 South Mill Street. The event promotes new hat designs and local fashion offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neill’s
South Mill Street
New Lace Curtains and Drapery Materials Showings
Window fashions update with lace curtains priced from 50c to 10 a pair and many new drapery fabrics. Notable items include Nottingham and Newport curtains, Filet laces, Madras and bungalows in various colors, plus denims cretonnes chintz and silkalines suitable for room decorations.
Trading Stamp Man Defends Premium Giving
A merchant argues for trading stamps as a fair premium system. He contends discounts for cash buyers are less effective than stamp incentives that unite vouchers across stores. He notes universal merchant support, advertising power, and potential sales gains for retailers adopting third party redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trading Stamp Company
Supreme Court
United States
Trading stamps plan praised by merchant W. W. Sellard
In a letter Sellard extols the cooperative discount system, arguing it will boost American shopping, win broad support from housewives and merchants, and grow into a major force in modern merchandising. He claims the principle has deep roots and predicts widespread adoption despite critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
W. W. Sellard
Basement Attracts Comforts and Domestics Sale Notice
Basement attractions offer comfort objects including blankets sheets and pillowcases in the east basement. Prices are touted as at the lowest level in years with items such as dark outing flannels fleece outing flannels unbleached canton flannel and various blanket styles priced from 5c to $8.50 per pair.
Tables of China Pieces in 10c Lot
China items offered at 10 cents include real tableware such as bread and butter plates with small floral decorations cups and saucers cream pitchers sauce dishes bowls and other China pieces from an exceptional value collection.
Wampum Churches Join for Lecture Series
Presbyterians and Methodists of Wampum unite to present a six event Wampum Lecture course in the opera house under church auspices. October 20 Judge Willis Brown Salt Lake City speaks on Manufacturing a Man. November 3 Concert Trio of Pittsburg with soprano Emma Baumann. December 21 Singers and Players’ club quartet. February 17 Dr Edward Hagerman speaks on The World We Live In. March 26 Dr Scott F Hershey presents The Fellow on Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wampum
Opera House
Willis Brown
Salt Lake City
Concert Trio Company
Pittsburg
Emma Baumann
Bott Dancing Academy Not Affiliated With Maryland Bott School
A notice clarifies that the new Bott Dancing Academy is not connected to the Maryland Bott Private School for Dancing and that no rights to the former name have been granted. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Zieme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bott Dancing Academy
Maryland Bott Private School For Dancing
Carl H. Zieme
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Ohio
N. T. B. Girls
Katherine Cecil Thurston
England
Metzler
M. E
Queen Esther
Swastika Club
8S. L. Rhodes
Bauman-Snyder
City
Y. G. C. Girls
Mather Bros. CO
New Castle
Wholesale and Retail Jewelers
E. Washington Street
BROWN
Hamilton
China
Papa
Shave Store
Edmund
First Baptist Church
Champ Clark
Bearer
Sweitzer
Union Station
Howard Munnell
Presbyterians
Methodists
Violet
J. E. Duff
Mgr
N. Mill St
W. H. Dunlap
Bell Phone
Nesbit W. Ramsey
Joseph Miquel
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