Hallowe en social season fills October nights
Society notes describe Hallowe en events and parties across town. Planned progressive dinners and teas by Q C A Baptist girls Coterie Art club and G H club mark Witches Night on October 31. A St Agnes society masquerade dance and a parish house dance are among weekly social highlights with hostesses and a special St Mark's program featuring Mrs Hart and local soloists.
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All Hallows
Hallowe’en
Society
Q. C. A. Girls
Coterie Art Club
W. S. Leighton
G. H. Club
St. Mark's
W. K. Hart
N. H. Allen
H. Woodman
Scotson Clark
L. A. Baldwin
Harold Vaughan
G. W. Chadwick
John Hunter
W. H. Gill
Fort Russell Reception for General Edwards Highlights Halloween Decor
A Fort Russell reception hosted by Major and Mrs. Reno honored General Clarence Edwards with elaborate Halloween themed decor. The Eleventh Infantry Orchestra provided music as guests admired jack o lanterns, ghostly porch guards, and autumn colors in a festive Army social event.
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Fort Russell
Halloween Party at Fort Russell Celebrates General Edwards
The post hall and library glow with yellow and red decor as Major and Mrs Reno host General Edwards and guests in full dress. Officers and ladies mingle amid Jack o Lanterns and camphor flame, while the 11th Infantry Hop lights up the gym for an evening of dancing and charm.
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Mra
Rone
Edwards
Galonel
Williame
Mere
Pickerlhe
Mre
Berry
Baker
Reno
Pickering
William Mast
Noble
Jordan
Mrs. Reno
Dutis
Finley
Kimball
Burt
Armstrong
Williams
Mason
Read
Littebrant
Morris
Bishop
Thomas
Davidson
Stephen Morris
Elise Morris
Tyson
George Davidson
William D. Littebrant
Howards
Mrs Rees Visits Ohio Relatives Return Home
Mrs John Rees returned from an extended visit with relatives in Ohio and reports a delightful vacation. She brought her mother Harriet Springer to join the family gathering and share in the pleasant trip.
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Mra
John Rees
Ohio
Rees
Dive
Harriet Springer
Zanesville
Pyramid Pile Remedy Free Trial Appeal
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy claiming rapid relief from piles with one or two applications. It urges readers to request a free trial package and promises a regular 50 cent bottle at drug stores. The text contains assorted local notices and personal mentions interwoven with the ad.
Pyramid Drug Company Offer for Pyramid Pile Remedy
An advertisement from Pyramid Drug Company Marshall Michigan promotes Pyramid Pile Remedy. It invites readers to send for treatment by mail with a free sample, emphasizing plain wrapping and a claimed 801 proof of splendid results. Includes address details for ordering.
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Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall Mich
Mark
Socialities and Travels Of Local Residents Abroad
Zanesville residents share visits and departures as relatives and friends travel. Mira Block returns to Grand Rapids after visiting Judge and Mrs. Potter and Dr. Rafter recovers at home. Bishop and Mrs. Thomas attend an Episcopalian conference in Grand Junction, Colorado. Mr. and Mrs. McGarvey host their Boston niece Mrs. French for months. plans for Atlantic travel and European tours precede a Cheyenne return, with Dr. Duntway visiting the Johnston home in Cheyenne.
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Mira. Block
Grand Rapids, Mich
N.S. Thomas
Grand Junction
Colo
Mrs. C. E. McGarvey
Mrs. French
Boston
Thirteenth Annual Brotherhood Ball at Keefe Hall
The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen holds its thirteenth annual ball at Keefe Hall on Tuesday evening October 20. Admission is 81, ladies free. A good time is assured for all with Miss Soper, dressmaker, listed for contact at 81-W.
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the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Keefe Hall
Japanese Garden Theme Graces Formal Rooms
A descriptive article portrays a Japanese inspired display in a home with a guest, Miss Elizabeth Metwice, guiding visitors to a dressing room above. The living and dining rooms feature lanterns, iridescent glass, cherry blossoms, pine branches, and cedar accents creating a vivid Oriental atmosphere.
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Mies Eligabeth Metwice
Tela
Aleo
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