Lewis Threatening New Coal Mine Strike
Silver Tea Thursday honors Rev. Dudley McNeil of Laramie in a United Episcopal Church event hosted by Emman women. The program discusses contract violations and proposes an umpire to resolve whether coal tonnage is weighed at the tipple or after washing, a dispute that could affect miners welfare funds and royalty payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley McNeil
Emmanunion
Lewis
Bess Wilson
Collisson
Park Steed
Dud
McNeil
Laramie
Wyo
UMW Chief Signals New Wage Demands After Lifted Boost
The UMW chief indicates plans to press new wage demands to supplement the 18 percent hourly boost Krug granted last May. He notes the contract allows either party 10 days for a negotiating conference and 15 more days before potential ending, which could end the current agreement by November 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UMW
Krug
Lewis
BPW Club Social Meeting At Hotel
Thirty five members of the Buyst less and Professional Women's Club and two guests attended the October social at the Hotel Gorry. A Halloween motif adorned tables and Theresa and Violet Damon entertained. New members were welcomed by Mrs. Lavina Kysar. The evening featured a corsage prize and a program of games and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Club
Buystless and Professional Women's Club
Sarah Zalzneck
Myrtle Jolson
Corry
Gorry
Durie
Theresa
Violet Damon
Lavina Kysar
Hurta Leeds
Ruth Owens
Katherine Smith
Ada Paradora
Dorothy Lytton
M. Agnes Lynch
BPW. Federation
Myra ‘Thomas
Mary DeLury
Lucille Baccus
Penn Whiteley
Smith
Nina Jewell
Wilda Welker
Dorothy Turbeb
Mentor Club hears address on Turkey
Nineteen members of the Mentor Club met at the Spartanshor o home of Mrs. Ralph Blakeslee. The hostess gave a talk titled A Republic Between Two Wars about her experiences in Turkey after World War I with the Eastern Relief. Mrs. Blakeslee displayed Turkish linens costumes and pottery. The president Mrs. Gilbert L. Boyd led a brief meeting and the club decided to send a gift to Mrs. Arthur L. Owen the former Bess Carlisch. Upcoming hostess Mrs. Harley Johnson with November 4th program committee assignments Mrs. Jessie K. Newton and Mrs. William Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MonoAy Eves
Mentor Club
Spartanshoro
Ralph Blakeslee
Preram Chatman
Turkey
Blakeshe
Gilbert L. Boyd
Arthur L. Owen
Bess Carlisch
Local Marriage in Winchester Virginia celebrates Evelyn Lynton and John E. Long
Miss Evelyn Lynton of Farrell and John E. Long of 24 West Frederick street were married Monday afternoon October 7 at four o'clock in Winchester. Rev Roy Schnaucker officiated at the parsonage of the Christian Church. The couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Evelyn Lynton
Farrell
Lela McKelvey
Masury
John E. Long
Robert Long
West Frederick Street
Roy Schnaucker
The
Christian Church
Surprise Anniversary Party For Messingers At Home
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Messinger hosted a housewarming and seventh wedding anniversary dinner at 6 30 at their Congress street home 49 Hust. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Thomas Messinger Mr and Mrs Emory Mes singer and daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Messinger Jr and Mr and Mrs Reymond Barkes and family. The couple received a fine gift and a social evening with moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil
Cecil Messinger
Hust
Congress Street
Thomas Messinger
Emory. Messinger
And
Mits
Reymond Barkes
Daughter Born to Union City Couple at Corry Hospital
A daughter was born last night to Mr and Mrs Joseph Sank of R D 4 Union City at Corry Hospital. Earlier this morning a daughter arrived to Mr and Mrs Wallace Stekler of Spring Creek at Corry Hospital. Mrs Stekler is the former Rhyllis McCray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Sank
Union City
Corry ‘Hospital
Papa
Wallace Stekler
Spring Creek
Corry Hospital
Steller
Rhyllis McCray
St Edward's PTA Benefit Bingo Draws 200 Plus
A large crowd attended the St Edward's Hall benefit bingo hosted by the PT A last evening raising a fine sum for maintenance. Winners included two cakes donated by Moll Danikh Pastry Shop and a jackpot won by Mrs Bert Welden. Door prizes went to Mrs Frank Miller and several others with Mrs Lester Lewis as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Edward's
Bert Welden
Door Prikes
Frank Miller
Due Ome Needham
Graham
Fritch McCoy
Lester Lewis
Successul Party
C. D. of A. Contests and Quizzes Event Set
The C D of A hosts an evening program on Thursday October 24 in the Horn Block C D of A room. Prizes will be awarded for contests and quizzes with a dessert course to follow. General chairman Mrs Jerome F Needham is assisted by several members in organizing the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Baress
Robert Wobus
John Mooney
Zipporah Miller
Charles ‘Tate
Readers Meet at Mrs McCray Home in Fourth Age Group
Mrs C F McCray hosted the Readers at her Fourth Age home yesterday afternoon. Vice President Ida Linendall presided in the absence of Willis Brown. Members gave voluntary expressions and met to discuss English word studies. Refreshments were served and the group will meet November 4 with Mrs Linendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCray
C.F. McCray
Ida Linendall
Willis Brown
C.F. Cronin
Pleasant party honors Lyle Johnson before college departure
Mr and Mrs Andrew Johnson of Piccidilli hosted a pleasant social at their home in honor of their son Lyle who will soon enter Sampson College to take a pre veterinary course. A social evening featured delicious refreshments and a purse of money given to the student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Johnson
Piccidilli
Lyle
Sampson College
Sampson, N
Halloween Party At Carter Hill School
Carter Hill School hosts a Saturday halloween party and ribbon social. Friends are invited to attend with a tureen supper served late in the evening. A program is planned as part of the evening’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Hill School
Carter Hil School
Hallowe'en
Halloween party hosted by N. B. Club members and guests
Members of his N. B. Club and two guests enjoyed a masquerade Hallowe en party at Mrs. Walter Rhodes’s Wright Street home. Prizes went to Mrs. Crowell for most original costume and Mrs. Smith for best ensemble. Three tables of 500 were played with winners Mrs. Roschle Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Albaugh. Next regular meeting November 4 hosted by Mrs. Albaneh at Snyder Circle. A card party planned for November 2 at the Fairhaven Community building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
N. B. Club
Prank Pitch
Michael Piccirillo
Hallowe'en
Walter Rhodes
Wright Street
Paul Crowell
Martin Smith
Emma Roschle
Oliver Brown
Nellie Albaugh
Rhodes
Albaneh
Snyder Circle
Fairhaven
Kitchen Shower Honors Sherman Bride Mrs Eugene Peck
Mrs. Thomas Varassa hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Eugene Peck of Sherman at her West Pleasant street home. Seventeen guests from Jamestown Flamestown Ashville Magnolia Westfield Sherman Clymes Panama Erie and the city attended. Miss Winnie Baker of Jamestown won the games while guests enjoyed cake ice cream and coffee. Mrs Peck received a nice assortment of gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Thomas Varassa
West Pleasant Street
Eugene Peck
Flamestown
Ashville
Magnolia
Westfield
Clymes
Panama
Erie
Winnie Baker
Jamestown
Peck
Mrs. Jack Berry Honored At Pink and Blue Shower
Mrs. Alton Rigby hosted a shower at 110 Snyder Circle for Mrs. Jack Berry with twelve guests. Games provided entertainment and Mrs. Keith Henton won the prize. The hostess served fruit salad, small takes, tea and coffee, with pink and blue decorations and gifts hung from three clothing lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Berry
Alton Rigby
Snyder Circle
Keith Henton
Berry
Salvation Army Aids County Juvenile Detention Efforts
County officials press for new detention options as Ruth Burnett resigns from at home facility. Judge Burton Lato orders immediate court processing after arrest to cut detention time. Temporary use of Garmentdale and Marborcreek School for Boys sought to house prisoners overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Burnett
Wesmith Street
Thomas Plasley
Burton Lato
Plutley
Garmondale
Marborcreek School
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Rall
Ial
Fuzzy Knight
Rooney
Tio
London
Burgess Meredith
Hord Hatfield
Francis Lederer
Austin
Mam T. Society
Gesen Gatherings
Mrm
Euland Harvey
C. A. Williams
Buffalo
Mrr
Prank Seamens
East Pleasant Street
Knoxville
Clearfield
Charles Mack
North Center Street
Clarence Chapens
Mildred Chapens
Cleveland
Ned Huntley
Lottsville
James Stevens
Miles Riley
Youngstown
George Keefe
Mott Street
Tey Franz
Marion Street
Tony Aflevato
Bridget McEvoy
Ann McAvoy
Liberty Street
Mary Meadle
East Bend Street
Lockport
TS. Kelsey
Janet
John
East Main Street
Conneautville
A.M. Palm
Kelsey
James
Freuldinville
Pr. Kelsey
A. W. Kelsey
Milan Williams
Washington, D. C
East South Street
H. A. Williams
West Staith Stroat
Alena Keeler
Ridgway
Morris Bonsteel
John Hallet
Sarah Stearns
Schwartz
Eleanor Hildebrand
G. P. Hildebrand
Reventlo Lankenau Hospital
Philadelphia
Robert, Scarpine
Thomas Varassa Vand
William Wadsworth
Pittsburgh
G. L. Snapp
Snapp
Alm& Erickson
Aspinwall
A. L. Hendrickson
Titusville
Veterans
Judy Bock
Harold Bock
Henry Brockmann
Edward Huguelet
Chicago
Newville
Wesley Henry
Huguelet
Roy Kendall
Gillette
Floyd Sargent
Grovestreet
Sargent
Kendall
Wyoming
Rer
Delbert L. Hall
Africa
Newton
Kansas
Scyth Center Street
Virginia
Helen
Tadley Unger
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Hallowe' En
Phillips
Abaya
Phillipa
Salvation Army
Zuckerman
Contemporary Classics
Ken Whitmore
Chapin
Platzley
Shtanipg
Lorin
Costa
Snaney
Lindstey
Warner's
Pennzohl Station
N. Center Street
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