Millinery trends and social notes spark spring in Allegheny and city
A long item filled with fashion details and social events reports spring millinery openings, new hat materials, and tone of colors. It notes parties at the Panthopean Society, birthdays, receptions, and dances across Allegheny and Wilkinsburg, with lists of attendees and hosts.
Sore Throat Nomenclature and Ancient Diet Plan Noted
The fragment discusses calling errors for illnesses and lists numerous throat ailments in a dated medical context. It mentions an illness terminology shift from London to New York and includes a long, peculiar bill of soups for two weeks, ending with a signature Kathleen Hussey-Wareon.
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Denver
New York
London
Filione
Acceitleman
Kathleen Hussey-Wareon
MID-LENTEN PLEASURES IN TWO CITIES SOCIAL GATHERINGS
ADelicnual surprise party was hosted by Ales Lon Faber and Mees Massie Deucles for Lottie Barrs at 9 Ohio street Alice eheny. The event featured gaming, poetry, midnight coffee, and dancing with many notable attendees listed among society figures. A second gathering honored Miss Rade Eliler with dancing, euchre, and awards, hosted by Penn and Winebiddie avenues attendees including Dr J C Lawn and George Dubarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Barry
Ohio Street
Allegheny
Haydn Mandolin Orchestra
Louise Faber
Maggie Douglas
Fernada Reese
Hlindhs Reese
Birdie Barry
Emily Rodney
Jennie McKelver
Nettie Henderson
Annie Kell Jean Douglas
May Meenemens
Lizzie Gid
Arollice
Ee and I
Sake
Minnie Roeder
Frank Kelly
O. M. Hezlep
Noems Mekaleey
Edward Barry
Thomas
Harry Frazier
Wesley Kelly
Jone Fh Lesore
Charles Taylor
Ralph Mcobert Stevenson
William Warneck
Fred Beseech
John Billings
William Morrison
Thackeray
Rebecca Street
Allegeny
Misees Thackeray
Forrester
Fisher
Bradley
White
Siedden
Cutler
Breeze
Exan
Wise
Jeanie
Auntie Wooster
Mr. Vandevort
Meesrs
Benner
Beech
Foster
Witle
Parker
Geissinger
Parkuill
Rawbins
Young
Neeld
Black
Wooster
J.D
W. J. Fora
Ales Lon Faber
Mees Massie Deucles
Lottie Barrs
Alice Eheny
Midnigh
Mra. Barry
Lon Faber
Mogeio Dionglas
Dertie Barry
Lottie Barry
Ed Gerry
Jean Theoglas
Annie Mitchel
Emma Eisenters
Annie Dividing
Lizzie Gillen
Stella Eventes
Alina Vigel
Jennie Tipton
Ben Copland
Wil Gerber
Walter Johnston
Oliver Helsop
Walter Floyd
Johm Billings
Jon Hagan
Tom Tatem
Christ Lappe
Will Mitchel
Tom Heyd
Frank Bauers
Hoagan
Frank Evans
Wil Warnock
Fred Bene
Wil Mormben
Alex Lappe
Walter Kreps
al Hommel
Frank Kehey
Tom Meveivs
Weet Kelles
Ed Fisher
Jamie Fisher
Ea Koth, Jr
Press Tompeon
Ralph Mckee
Pres McKensy
Clair Guard
Swat
Jesse Sorth
Tom Gould
Pro Leefelt
Charles Hairpart
Eg Beber
Mr. Sillage
D, N. Gyreves
Penn and
Winebiddie
Caverer Kahn
East End
James S. Jiles
Myra Noll
George Dubarry
Rade Eli
Local Residents Leave for Travel and Visits
Miss Jennie Kenser leaves for the East this morning. Mrs. Charles L Wade convalesces after a grip. W S Bookwalter travels through West Virginia. Miss Carrie Reed visits Ohio friends for a few weeks in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. B F Carskaddon return from Philadelphia. Miss Mameare visits Miss Mary Armstrong in East End. Mr. and Mrs. L K Lippman return from their wedding trip to the Monongahela House. Miss Hertha Hemsforter visits Mrs John Friedman Allegheny. Miss Sadie Hann returns from Clarion. Misses Micuie and Gertie McWilliams visit Greensburg. Mr. and Mrs. George F Hara go to Columbus for a week. Rev. D D Davies to preach at Welsh Congregational Church. Mr. and Mrs. J G Stephenson in California. Mrs M J Dewrote goes to Thomasville to meet her brother. Mrs Allison and son James Harold spend March in Salem. Miss Eben D Wineland arrives in Pittsburg after travel through Texas Missouri and Kansas. Miss Mary E Fulton visits aunt Mrs A P Davis while attending State Normal at Lock Haven. Mrs A L Scott and daughter sail to South America from New Orleans for Perpambuen Brasil for health reasons.
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B. F. Carskaddon
Wallace Street
Wilkinsburg
Philadelphia
Mameare
Mary Armstrong
Shetland Avenue
East End
L. K. Lippman
Monongahela House
Hertha Hemsforter
Parkersburg
W. Va
John Friedman
Federal Street
Allegheny
Sadie Hann
Clarion
Park Place
Wilkinsburger
Micuie
Gertie McWilliams
Greensburg
George F. Hara
Canter Street
Columbus
D. D. Davies
New York
Welsh Congregational Church
Southside
J. G. Stephenson
Ella Stephenson
Pittsburg
Hotel del Coronado
Coronado Beach
California
M. J. Dewrote
Thirty-second Ward
Thomasville
David KR. Hunter
Mra Allison
A. B. Allison
Allerheny County Light Company
James Harold
Salem
Eben D. Wineland
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Ligonier Street
Lawrenceville
Mary E. Fulton
Dr. Fulton
Artistic Pine Flowers and Corsage Bouquets Featured
Pine Flowers and Ant plant decorations headline a selection of luncheon and dinner novelties. The display includes corsage bouquets and loose hunches for gifts, offered by Su Patterson at 41 Sixth Avenue opposite Trinity.
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Patterson
Sixth Avenue
Trinity
Visitor Mistakenly Identifies Gettysburg Battlefield Print
A guest at Encampment No 1 library marveled at a large image claiming it showed Gettysburg battlefield positions. He later realized the print bore the label Andersonville Prison, prompting amused laughter among members as he departed.
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U.V. L
Gettysburg
Pickett
Andersonville Prison
Two Western Pennsylvania veterans appointed to State Arsenal
Francis M. Grim of Freedom Beaver county and J Edward Thompson of Hollidaysburg Blair county were named to positions at the State Arsenal. Grim served in the 140th Pennsylvania Volunteers and fought at Gettysburg and Spottsylvania. Thompson served in multiple Pennsylvania units including the 84th and 192nd, rising to quartermaster sergeant. Both received indorsements from local veterans and political figures.
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Pennsylvania
Francis M. Grim
Freedom
Beaver County
One Hundred and Fortieth
Pennsylvania Volunteers
Richard P. Roberts
Gettysburg
Lomrade Grim
Spottsylvania Court House
A. L. Pearson
J. Edward Thompson
Hollidaysburg
Blair County
Eighty-fourth
Hewitt
Lemon
McCamant
Thompson
Reunion of Hartranft's Third Division at York in March
The command of Major General J F Hartranft, Third Division of the Ninth Army Corps, will hold its second reunion in York Pennsylvania on Wednesday March 25 under the auspices of the Two Hundredth Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers. The circular invites all division members to attend and support the event recalling Fort Steadman and Fort Breadman actions and noting dwindling ranks as time passes.
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J. F. Hartranft
Ninth Army Corps
York
Two Hundredth Regiment
Pennsylvania
Hartramt
Fort Breadman
Dave
Fort Steadman
New Ladies U V L Officers Elected for the Year
The Ladies U V L elected officers led by President Mrs George W Hughes and Senior Vice President Mrs Grive with Mary Dawson as Junior VP and others serving as Chaplain Secretary Treasurer Conductress Guard Color Bearer and advisory members. The National President sent a letter to Encampment No 1 and upon reply the new society will receive further instruction. Inquiries may be addressed to officers in Allegheny and Pittsburg Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hughes
Grive
Mary Dawson
L. Kanseker
8. Chalmers
Marguerite Weyman
Dire
Walker
Mra
Greenawalt
U. V.L
Jes’ Union Veteran Legion
Union Veteran Legion of the
United States
Beaver Avenue
Allegheny
Saran Chalmera
Center Avenue
Pittsburg
Matin Street
West End
Mary Kase
Seventeenth Street
Southside
Allegheny County Leaders Invite Parade Participants
Major Filward Ficher of the Allegheny County Executive Committee extends an invitation for a grand parade on Wednesday April 2 at 1 PM during the annual encampment week. He hopes large delegations from all county posts attend, with railway transport arranged, as in past celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filward Ficher
Allegheny County
W. F. RinGewy
Steubenville
Fisher
Olio
National delegates list delayed awaiting general orders
Inquiries rise as Department Commander delays release of delegates list, expected early this week and to be published in the Grand Army column next Sunday. Detroit Club Post 151 plans an entertainment while Post 157 observes Lee surrender anniversary on April 9. Post 215 attend Post 3 meeting. Comrade James Lewis of Post 155 named a top commander. Post 128 to attend Post 151 meeting next Tuesday with a full turnout. Comrade Frank Smith of Post 151 dies. pallbearers from the post. Comrade William Cepes of Post 236 recovering from illness. Levi B. Riemans of Post 117 returns to meetings. Past Department Commander Dennis Ton enjoys a deserved rest after duties. Colonel W. H. Moopy to enlist charter member names of ward’s prominent ladies. Comrade C. Re. Smefur shows cue skills. many posts.
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Philadelphia
Grand Army
Detroit
Post 151
Post 157
Lee
Post 215
James Lewis
Post 155
Post 128
Frank Smith
William Ceopes
Comrane Levi B. Riemans
Dennis- Ton
W. H. Moopy
Comcape C
Post 157 and allied posts hold summer gatherings
Post 123 members plan services at Hawkins Station and rail departures from Union Station at 2 25 PM. Post 88 and 269 leaders visit 157s meeting. sickness improving. next Tuesday service anticipated. Detroit Association adds about 15 members. quarters sought for encampment week. Committees hand over Ladies of G A R Home to Department at Altoona. Total receipts 6283 64.0
Camps and meetings highlight local G A R activity
The area camps show unusual activity with full ranks forming for Decoration Day. Camp 53 leaders B G Srece and Arch Gemmell remain ill at home but hopeful. Executive Council of the Pennsylvania division meets March 60 at Reading prior to the DuBois encampment. Camp 3 reports a lively meeting with new recruits and a drill for the Fall of Atlanta play. Mrs Exerta L Jones of Altoona visits and reports strong growth and financial gains for the Ladies Aid Societies nationwide.
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Lrsvurexsant B
Quartermaster P. Farren
Detroit
Fourteenth Regiment
Atlanta
Farren
Exrta L. Jones
Altoona
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Major Davis
Allegheny
Encampment Notices and Lectures Highlight Local Events
ExcaMPMent No 1 states no Auxiliary ties. G W Peek from Encampment No 30 visits from Cleveland. After April 1 Encampment No 6 moves to Mouath Hall Allegheny. Charles F McKenxn to lecture Travels Abroad at Arch St hall. Leo surrender celebration planned for April 9 at Turner Hall with prominent officials and national officers. Second Brigade Band and quartet appear. banquet to follow.
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Excampmentt No
Cleveland
G. W. Peek
Arch Street
Mouath's Hall
Third Street
Allegheny
Charles F. McKenxn
Albeny
Leo
Turner Hall
Forbes Street
Bragg
Wisconsin
Butterfield
New York
Duvall
West Virginia
Balmer
Brooklyn
Second Brigade
Ridiculous Use of Laxatives Declined for Stomach Health
The piece condemns numerous laxatives and cathartic teas that distress the stomach and bowels. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a gentler alternative that relieves constipation and benefits the stomach liver and bowels without pain.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by dealer in Indiana
Mr. G L Faurote of Niles Michigan reports handling a full line of Chamberlains medicines in Indiana and says Chamberlains Cough Remedy yields first class satisfaction. He uses it for his family with gratifying results and urges a trial for severe coughs or colds. He claims it is superior for acute throat and lung diseases. Also notes Dabbs photographs yield best portraits in the city.
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G. L. Faurote
Niles, Mich
Indiana
Chamberlain
Hayes and Keenan Offer Millinery Novelties at 33 Water Street
Local shop Hayes and Keenan advertise a wide range of millinery novelties at their Water Street address. The notice highlights a broad selection to attract customers seeking fashionable hats and related accessories.
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Hayes & Keenan
Water Street, Sn
Minersville schools faces changes as staff depart
Undoubted authority says Prof. C A Riddle will end his tenure as principal at the Minersville School and begin practice in Pittsburg. The Washington School welcomes new sheet music from G A R Post 41 for pupils and a 200 voice chorus from Washington School plans Decoration Day singing. Teachers publish a new School Review edition featuring General Suerman portrait. Will S Power edits and Edwin M Brickell handles business. Census bulletin reports Pennsylvania pupil counts and teacher totals.
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C. A. Riddle
Minersville
Anden
Pittsburg
Ai. Riddle
G. A. R. Post 41
Washington School
Wabington
Suerman
Will S. Power
Edwin M. Brickell
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