Strike settlement near Pittsburgh as talks begin
On Sept 15 a Pittsburgh district strike appeared close to ending. William Supai of Oriole Lines planned a meeting with union leaders to discuss a contract likely mirroring other settled pacts. In a separate case, Joseph Utebek pleaded guilty to a lottery charge, then told the judge he would enlist, prompting a suspended sentence and fine with costs due after Army service.
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Pittsbugh
Joseph Utebek
Dudged
Thomas M. Marshall
Marshall
Utchek
Community Club Welcomes New Member in Routine Session
Menton SOCLETY Gates In Routine Session One new member, Mrs Rub Clark, was accepted into the organization at the meeting of the Committee Club No. 107 held at evening in the VF. W. Home. This business session conducted by Mrs. Louis Lundy, chief g pay back, was attended by 12 regular members. Ravine Sersiten of the Northwestern County club will be held in Our City on Sunday, September 17, at 2:30 o'clock in the V. W. Club. After the meeting, members bowled in the new alleys downstairs. The next meeting on October 12 will convene at 7:04. Various local residents visited and traveled, with plans mentioned for district meetings and forthcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rub ‘Clark
Cootiette Club
VF. W
Louis Lundy
Ti Wan
Clb
Mother and Daughter Banquet at Mrs Wallace's Home
Mrs Arthur Wallace hosted a mother and daughter banquet for Cutting Sunday School members Friday evening. Prizes were awarded in contests such as a musical, Backward Spelling Bee, Ring the Bell, and No Legs to Stand On. A magic game, penny contest, and song “My Mother's Eyes” followed, with a tea offering chicken salad rolls gingerbread coffee and hot tea.
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Arthur Wallace
DeShazer
Walter DeShaver
Navey Bayle
Sedley Wright
Deloss Rous
Rouse
Jean McGray
Gordon Shampoe
Nancy Bayle
Albert Bayle
Shampoe
Lawson Family Reunion At Turner Hill
Lawson family gathers for the twenty third reunion at the Turn er Hill homestead. 85 attend a picnic dinner then convene for a business meeting led by president Milo Lawson. Officers elected include Milo Lawson president Lillian Johnson Findley Like secretary and Patricia Lawson Warren historian. Next year’s reunion set for the Sunday before Labor Day at the same site. Oldest attendee Mrs Maude Price 43 of Warren Ohio. youngest Rickey Davie Lawson Celoron. Families from Norristown Fort Monmouth and Cleveland attend with six children in one group. Recording machine captured talks recounting family history. three births and one marriage reported.
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Lawson
Turner Hill
Charles Lawson
Lillian Johnson
Milo Lawson
Celoron
Findley Like
Patricia Lawson
Warren
Maude Price
Ohio
Rickey Davie Lawson
Beward Hilm
Elmira
George
Marlin Lawson
Roger
Patricia
Hathloen Lawson
Norristown
Janice Palmer
Freda Martin
Fort Monmouth
Walter Dyckes
Cleveland
Treon Society Welcomes Three New Members
The Treon Society received three new members Mrs Ricard Schneider Mrs C W Hetee and Mrs Milton Bailey at Miss Ruth Ganston s Park Street home last evening About 18 members attended Plans were made for the annual bazaar on December 6 and a public chili luncheon on October 25 The group voted to help with Luther League convention preparations to be held here next May Miss Lanston served salad cake and coffee and the group will meet again on October 8th
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricard Schneider
C. W. Hetee
Milton Bailey
Treon Society
Ruth Ganston
Park Street
Luther’ League
No-Bar Club Plans Columbus Horse Show
No Bar Club completes plans for a Columbus horse show on September 24 at Lottsville home of Carl Spelling. The event will feature English and western classes with trophies and cash awards, no points. Proceeds raise funds to improve the Columbus grounds.
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Wecuiers
Ewes Hues Club
Lottsville Hame
Carl Spelling
Gibbons
Colimbus
C D A Installation Held at Fall Business Meeting
The Catholic Daughters of America held an installation and fall business meeting led by Mrs. Lucille Herst Erie district deputy. New officers include Regent Mrs. Cathleine Needham, Vice Regent Mrs. LaVersi Mille, and others. An entertainment program featured Miss Alina Shield and Rev. Frarichs Graves spoke on The Rosary in the Home. A rummage sale was planned for September 29-30 with donations requested at the September 28 meeting.
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Lucille Herst
Erie
James ‘Taylor
Erle
Jerome Needham
Francis Graves
LaVersi Mille
James Cassidy
Whita Zeplin
Leo Haylen
Walter Sanders
Donald Nunes
Joseph Gronostar
Monitor
Harold Craze
Mildred Deition
Alfred Mort Y
Leo Rhynard
Agnes Lynch
Irife Musical Park
Alina Shield
James Crave
James Sullivan
Frarichs Graves
Anne Byneh Pasty
Mrs. Arthur Life
Wit i
Townsend Club Met Last Evening at Tiffany Home
Townsend Club last met at South Center Street with good attendance. A restructured tureen supper was not held as members voted gifts to national headquarters in Washington and to the Cleveland printing plant and building. Business noted 199 congressmen signing a Townsend plan petition. leaders credit club efforts for the October social security increase. Margaret MacDonald won the door prize. next meeting set for October 20 at the Tiffany home. The U. S. Bureau of Mines has promised mine safety and health since 1919.
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U. 4
Tiffany
South Center Street
Townsend Club
Washington
Cleveland
Margaret MacDonald
Columbus Choir Honors Mrs Consola at Church Event
The Columbus Choir serenaded Mrs Consola, a member, after a rehearsal at the church. An exhibition of 12 persons attended, with gifts from friends and refreshments including wafers, cupcakes, and coffee served.
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Wis
James Consyld
Mary ‘Thomapson
Eve- Anne
Galmmbus Church
Persoxis
Lo Hie
Mia David
Whee Bates
Gunsulp
Dher
Emmanuel Guild Hosts Thursday Afternoon Meeting
Emmanuel Guild members met Thursday afternoon at the Parish Hall with Mrs Afchie Cresenton and Mrs W. 8. Redwand serving on the host committee. The social gathering included refreshments. Mrs Velmi Moore and Mr Davis will chair the planning for the event on October 12.
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Emmanuel Guild
Afchie Cresenton
Redwand
Velmi Moore
Min Master Davis
Helping Hand Club Meeting Despite Bad Weather
A small attendance at the Helping Hand Club meeting describes ladies gathering for sewing and visiting. They decided to purchase new bedspreads for the room the club maintains at the home and Mrs B Ginth and Mrs Gen Gates led the dinner committee. Mrs Gleius Elired will be chairing the next meeting on the 28th of the month.
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Helping Hand Club
B. Ginth
Gen Gates
Gleius Elired
Aes
Columbus Aid Bazaar Planned For December Gathering
Columbus church basement hosts an aid bazaar December 6 and 7 with selling of ex drinks and treats to raise funds. The organizing committee led by Mrs Arnold Bales and Mrs Clifford Gasser met at Mrs Eilen Blanchard’s home to outline plans. Social period will follow the meeting with Jello salad cake and coffee served. birthday celebrant Mrs Chifford Gasser attended.
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Columbus Aid
Cotunshis Ladies
Columbus Church
Ute
Eilen Blanchard
Columbus
Jessie Silt
Luncheon Honors Miss Ethel McCray
A luncheon honoring Miss Ethel McCray was given yesterday by Mrs. Wat Rickers at her North General Street home. Guests included Miss Bibel Mee and Mrs. Gilbert Law among others from Clymer.
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Wat Rickers
North Genler Street
Elgin News Notes Visit and Local Social Scene
In Elgin area events plus family visits and gatherings dominate this week. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs George Showiop and their sons, visited relatives, while others planned suppers and outings. Local church activities welcomed Rev Schmidtile back for another event as safety reminders linger. Continuous mentions of travel, babysitting, and community parties fill the notes.
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Elgin
George Showiop
Elgin Elureli
Sehmitile
Hoi Meg
Walter Bisraws
Ran Jubb
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