Beavers Host Tea at Home with Civic Club
Social diary notes Mrs W A Beavers Sr hosted a holiday tea at her McGraw avenue home for the Twentieth Century Womens Club civic department. Plans were made to aid Salvation Army with weekly clothing mend and donations for four months, plus fundraising and entertainment by club members. Birthday surprise for Mrs Minnie C Bell featured decorations, gifts, and games at 12 W Wilford Street with family help from Patrick O Connor and friends.
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Civic Department
Twentieth Century Women's
Civiclab
Twentieth Century
Womens Club
W. A. Beavers, Jr
Alyse Gluby
McGraw Avenue
Beaver
E. JF. Clark J
Zenas Dean
Beavers
Salvation Army
A. B. Rymer
Nk .Turvander
Rymer
Minnie C. Bell
Wilford Street
Dorsey
Charles J. Bolyard
Bell
Gordon Powell
Fairmont
Myrtle Spring
West Side Beauty Shop Announces Edmond Permanent Wave
Mrs. Leona Skaggs, long based in York City, now works at West Side Beauty Shop located at 202 Walnut Street. Special for December, beauty services include the Edmond Permanent Wave. Phone 281-1 for appointment.
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West Side Beauty Shop
Walnut Street
Edmond Permanent Wave
Leona Skaggs
Phow
York City
New York City
Haltlinaie Ohi Penderves
Lane Rae Ton
New York
Treenth
Grafton
Fifth Avenue
Ghetto
Bowery
West Side
Hudson River
New ‘York
Cloysler
Roxy's
Details Coast Ticket
A. Hofeman
Wheeling
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio
Debutante Bouquets Highlight Fashions and Events
A society column notes debutantes favor close friend bouquets, Mrs Hoover roses, and Bernhardt long stems in autumn tones. The piece lists upcoming gatherings at Mrs W J Huaston residence and a Copestone Chapter meeting at the Masonic Temple. It also covers a Mabel Probst and Monzel Kittle wedding, plus P T A and Missionary Society activities with a Quota Club dinner and political party tallies. Overall, social events, fashion notes, and local group notices fill the page.
Drum and Bugle Corps Members Entertained in Taylor County
Members of the Drum and Bugle Corps of Taylor County Post No 12 American Legion were entertained Friday evening at the home of Mr Jimmy Latty on the Thornton Pike.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
Taylor County
Davis Gains Seat In Narrow Legislative Victory
The report notes that Davis captured a seat after a close vote, with mg administering the oath of office. It mentions the Nye resolution and flags Pennsylvania as a possible exception in the outcome details.
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Bingham
Borah
Brookhart
Capper
Carey
Deneen
Fess
Gilliit
Glenn
Goff
Goldsborough
Gould
Greene
Hale
Hastings
Hatfield
Hebert
Johnsyon
Jones
Kean
Keyes
McMasher
McNary
Moses
Oddie
Patterson
Phipps
Pine
Reed
Robinson
Indiana
Schall
Shirtridge
Gmoot
Steiver
Thomas
Idaho
Townsend
Vandenberg
Waterman
Watson
Blease
Brock
Brousdard
Copeland
Fletcher
Harrison
Kendrick
King
Pennsylvania
Nye
Ills Reported Across Several Local Homes
Mike Shaw lies seriously ill at his sister Mrs Margon Proudfoot’s West Wilford street home. Mrs O A Demoss is ill at her Wilford street residence. Mrs Mabel Tennant and her children Dolores and Norma of Blacksville are visiting for a few days at Mr and Mrs T M Davis on West Main street.
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Mike Shaw
Margon Proudfoot
West Wilford Street
O A. Demoss
Wilford Street
Mabel Tennant
Dolores
Norma
Meat Blacksville
T M. Davis
West Main Street
Not So Funny Poem About Pain And Compassion
A reflective verse explores a playful misfortune on a farm stroll ending in a broken arm. It contrasts laughter at others suffering with Christian precept to empathize and mourn with the afflicted, urging gratitude for life and earthly wonders while acknowledging human vanity and the passage of time.
Post Office Rates Debate Cited Deficit and Proposals
Brown argues first class rates should stay near 2 1 2 cents, cites 82 percent second class, 21 percent third class increases since 1916, and 10 percent parcel post rise. He says 1 2 cent 1888 rate equals higher value now and 1 cent 1885 likewise. 2 1 2 cent rise would offset postal deficit, while raising other classes would drive traffic out.
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Brown
Tabor
Congress
Postle
Department
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Coral Parrish Montgomery
Wom
Watha
A. W. A. Beavers, Sr
Red Wing Club
Coats
Mrs. Hoover
He Bernhardt
W. J. Huaston
Lincoln Area
Copestone
RA. M
Masonic Temple
Royal Arch
Maryland Coal Company
Wendel
Parent-Teachers Association of the
South Side
Crafton
Maude Bush
Hazel Dressler
Armour and Company
Betty Bord
Bush
Anna Heflin
F. H. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Rhea Fisher
Hepublicana
Blaine
Couzens
Cutting
Dale
Frazier
Howell
Borbeck
Norris
Aahurst
Bhrkley
Black
Bulkley
Connally
Dill
George
Harris
Hayden
Heflin
McGill
Sheppard
Simmons
Tratey Wagner
Wheeler
Wiliamson
Farmer-Labor
Shipstead
Davis
S. J. Walter, Jr
Clearing House
Howe
Haymonds Radio Bien’ Avon Hotel
W. W. McDaneal
United States
Eiger
BALL
C. Vv. Miller
Reliable Footwear
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