Seventh Ward News Sets Christmas Lights Plan
Authorization was given Friday evening to begin decorating the Seventh Ward for the Christmas season. A joint meeting of the Seventh Ward Civic Club and the Mahoning Town Garden Club discussed decor arrangements and notifying Pennsylvania Power Company to initiate light work soon. Funds fell short of the total quota, and a house to house canvass will continue next week to cover missed homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Seventh Ward Civic Club
Mahoningtown
Students Aid With Ward Lighting Fund
Students at Mahoning school voted to support the Ward lighting fund with a penny march in Friday’s session. The collected money was turned over to the Civic club at Friday night’s meeting. A vote of thanks honored the students for their cooperation. Mr and Mrs William McKinley and Mr and Mrs Tip Earls returned from a Port Allegheny trip with deer, including an 8 point and a 7 point buck.
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Clob
Seventh Ward
Mahoning
Civic Club
William McKinley
Willow Grove
Tip Earls
North
Gecdar Street
Port Allegheny
Mr. McKinney
Bark
Red Cross Roll Call Drive Nears Finish in Seventh Ward
Mrs George G Horchler chair man of the Red Cross Roll Call in the Seventh Ward says a few local workers are slow in turning in reports but the drive should be finished Monday. She will compile a complete ward report soon and notes most returns are favorable compared with last year.
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George G. Horchler
Red Cross
Seventh Ward
Horchier
Opening of Liberty Hotel draws local crowd
A large crowd attended the official open ing of the remodeled Liberty Hotel on South Liberty street. The hotel, now managed by B. E. Campbell and Ben Bartsch, features a modern lobby and first floor with updated equipment. Music for the program was provided by a local orchestra. Members of the McCoy Bible class of the Mahoning Methodist church held their annual Christmas dinner Thursday evening at 6 in the church dining hall. Husbands were guests, with a Christmas exchange and games led by Mrs. William Moss and Mrs. William Weitz. The next meeting is January 2.
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Liberty Hotel
South Liberty Street
B. E. Campbell
Ben Bartsch
McCoy
McCoy Bible
Mahoning Methodist
Church
Beatrice Davy
Eld
Wiliam Moss
William Weitz
Mrs John Bevan Hosts Missionary Society Meeting
Mrs Joan Bevan of West Clayton street treated members of the Madison Avenue Christian Church Women's Missionary Society to a Friday afternoon gathering. Mrs Walter Wald led the program with help from Mrs R A Franklin Mrs C H Clark and Mrs Milton E Shearer Plans were made for the Brotherhood dinner February 19 at the church Next meeting will be at Rev and Mrs Shearer's North Liberty street A luncheon was served by Mrs Doris Evans and her mother Additional church notes list service times and Bible Sunday themes along with upcoming events and member notices
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Joan Bevan
West Clayton Street
Women's Missionary Society
Madison Avenue Christian Church
Walter Wald
R. A. Franklin
C. H. Clark
Milton E. Shearer
Brotherhood
Christian Church
Madison Avenue
Fire damages cellar from hot ashes at East Wallace
City firefighters responded to Harry Hayes home at 31916 East Wallace Avenue at 12:30 this morning finding hot ashes had ignited paper in the cellar, scorching the ceiling but causing no damage beyond that. The account notes the car and source as Mull for The News by Mull.
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Harry Hayes
Wallace Avenue
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Carmen DeFelice
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New Castle Hospital
Ollie Lewis
Mahoning Avenue
Frank G. Barr
Volant
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Jack Gerson
Xour Jeweler
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