Mabel Wilson Lodge Elects Officers and Plans Dinner
Members of Mabel Wilson Lodge 567 of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen elected officers at the regular meeting in the K of P hall on Cherry street. Planned a tureen dinner for Friday evening and an open installation of officers for both lodges. A social time followed and the next meeting was scheduled for two weeks hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Wilson Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
K. of P. Hall
Cherry Street
Sam Taylor
Pearl Taylor
Mal] Hurt
Rose Doon
Cora Fisher
Mary Jones
Mary Metzler
Viola Evans
McConnell
Elizabeth Farmer
Frances Johnston
Nancy Taylor
R. G. Campbell
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen Lodge
Will Campbell
Rose Doone
Florence Solomon
Word Is Received From Miss Barnes
Miss Sylvia Barnes, aboard the President Harrison, reports from Honolulu that she is enjoying the voyage to Maylasia. She lists Kobe Japan on November 28 and Shanghai December 4, with Malaysia destination December 16 after sailing from San Francisco on November 7. The ship carries 65 passengers on a world trip.
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Seventh Ward
Sylvia Barnes
President Harrison
Maylasia
Singapore
Honolulu
Kobe
Japan
Shanghai
China
Miss Barnes
San Francisco
Football Banquet Friday Honors Mahoning School Players
Friday evening at 5 30 a banquet will honor the Mahoning school football players. A chicken supper will be served by the teachers of the junior high group at Mahoning school. Mr Cresswell will speak.
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Honing
Wile
Miss MacQueen
Mahoning School
Cresswell
Mahoning Method ist church auxiliary to pack Christmas box
Members of the Sheehy-Miller auxiliary of the Mahoning Methodist church will meet Friday at 7 o'clock to pack the Christmas box for the Sheffield home. Members needing packing details should call Mrs Omar Maudh. Bring all items to the church Friday evening for immediate shipping. AT MEADVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Comstock and son Billy are visiting relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehy-Miller
Mahoning Methodist Church
Sheffield
Omar Maudh
Meadville
Clifford Comstock
Billy
Second Street
Mrs. Coates Visit to Greenville After Operation
Mrs. H. G. Coates of N Liberty street and Mrs. Hiram Coates of Elizabeth street visited Greenville on Wednesday to see Mrs. Fred Hans who recently had surgery.
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Greenville
H. G. Coates
N. Liberty Street
Hiram Coates
Elizabeth Street
Fred Hans
Mrs Buquo and Mrs Ricer Visit Ellwood City Couple
Mrs William Buquo and Mrs Jacob Ricer of Ellwood City visited the home of Mr and Mrs G H Scheidemantle on Madison Avenue on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Buquo
Jacob Ricer
Ellwood City
G. H. Scheidemantle
Madison Avenue
Opportunity Circle Holds Monthly Meeting in Mahoning Church Parlor
The Opportunity Circle meets Friday afternoon at Mahoning Presbyterian Church in the church parlor. Devotionals are led by Mrs. H. V. Brown. Mrs. J. J. Cunningham, Mrs. Frank Wallace, and Mrs. William Leicht discuss Syria and Persia. Hostesses are Mrs. Gertrude Marshall, Mrs. John Turner, and Mrs. William Leicht. Also, Miss Nancy Taylor of N. Ashland Avenue is recovering at home after a recent operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Circle
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
H. V. Brown
Syria
Persia
J. J. Cunningham
Frank Wallace
William Leicht
Gertrude Marshall
John Turner
Nancy Taylor
N. Ashland Avenue
Sons Of Veterans To Elect Officers In City Hall
Annual election of officers for Os car L. Jackson camp No. 249 Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War will be held in the camp hall at the city building Friday evening. A large turnout is expected as most offices have contested races except treasurer where incumbent George Wyman is the sole nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
Sons of Union Veterans of the
George Wyman
Local Hunters Bring 260-Pound Deer From Seven Mountains
E. M. Smith, Fred Giffen and James Smith of North Beaver Street returned from a hunting trip in Seven Mountains Center County. They brought back a 260-pound deer. The party had left the city last Monday and planned a longer stay but were recalled home due to a family illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Smith
Fred Giffen
James Smith
North Beaver Street
Seven Mountains
Center County
Blind flue blamed for house fire alarm
A stove pipe placed in a blind flue caused a run for the fire department last night at Earl McVay's home 1005 Pollock Avenue. Smoke poured from the structure but no damage was reported beyond smoke effects.
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Earl McVay
Pollock Avenue
Meet See Syrup and Doctor Voorhess in Philadelphia
Fragmentary text mentions A Voorhess MD in Philadelphia with unclear context possibly medical note or meeting reference. No further details available to establish event or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Voorhess
Philadelphia
State Highways Plans for Severe Winter
The Commonwealth likely will finish its case against John A Bell a Carnegie banker on trial for alleged embezzlement late today. Bell’s counsel indicated restitution may be the defense when defense evidence begins. The trial was expected to end this week sources said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Pittsburgh
the Commonwealth
John A. Bell
Carnegie
Bell
Card of Thanks from Jolley and Shaw families
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the death of our little son and grandson and for flowers and automobiles donated. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Jolley. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Jolley
W. M. Shaw
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Norman Kerry
Virginia Pearson
Ben Shulansky
Lancaster
Dewey Rose
Betty
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Henry
United States
Henry Ford
Pittsburgh Post
Buster
Mazie
Sovely
Sucac
Erin
RED Book Magazine
Gerald Beaumont
Seventh Ward News
C. E. Vasser
West Cherry Street
Catherine Nugent
Thomas Diffley
Ashland Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mahoning
Sylvia
Barnes
Mazasul
Heatrola
Haney Furniture Co
Sons of Veterans
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Shiek
Wits
Cobra
Valentino
Nita Naldi
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