Seventh Ward News Ladies Aid Society Meets Wednesday
The Madison Avenue Mission Church Ladies Aid Society held its monthly meeting at Mrs. B. G. Freeburn’s home with twenty members present. Officers for the year were elected: Mrs. J. W. Jones president, Mrs. Ada Robison vice president, Mrs. C. J. Bernart secretary, Mrs. H. G. Spurrieg treasurer, and Mrs. R. D. Wagner assistant treasurer. A social hour followed with refreshments served by hostesses. A separate T. A. T. club turkey dinner on Crescent Avenue drew 22 guests, with Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. J. T. Cassidy in attendance. After dinner, five hundred was played. prizes went to Mire. Roy Wish and Mrs. J. T. Cassidy. A Christmas gift exchange occurred. An January anniversary meeting is planned with husbands as guests. time and place to be announced.
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Ladies Aid Ciety
Madison Avenue
Mistian
B.G. Freeburn
J. W. Jones
Ada Robison
C. J. Bernart
H. GO. Spurrieg
T. A. T. Club
Crescent Avenue
Ryan
J. T. Cassidy
Youngstown
Mire
Roy Wish
A T A T Club Hosts Mrs Dan Sullivan and Mrs John Sullivan
Mrs Dan Sullivan and Mrs John Sullivan served as joint hostesses to a gathering of the A T A T Club. The event drew members for a social afternoon with refreshments and informal remarks.
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T. A. T. Club
Dan Sullivan
John Sullivan
Sheehy Miller Auxiliary Bazaar at Mahoning Church
Plans are set for the Sheehy Miller auxiliary event at Mahoning Methodist Church basement this evening. A bazaar will feature many items for display and sale with refreshments served by the organizing committee.
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Sheehy-Miller
Mahoning Methodist Church
Christmas Pageant Practice At Mahon Presbyterian Church
Practice was held in the Mahon ing Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon for the annual Christmas entertainment. The entertainment to be presented is a Christmas pageant. Date set for the performance is Tuesday evening December 22.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
T. E. L. Club Hosts Mrs Comstock At Home
Mrs Clifford C Comstock of Second Street entertained the T E L club at her home Tuesday evening with good attendance. Mrs W H Comstock was among those present and the gathering reflected a cordial social tone.
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T. E. L. Club
Clifford C. Comstock
Second Street
W. H. Comstock
MISS PITTSBURGH AT LIBERTY IN NEW SHOW WEEK
The Liberty Theatre begins a vaudeville and feature film run headlined by Miss Pittsburgh from the Atlantic City beauty event. Other acts include Wedge, Van and Wedge, Howard and Scott Sisters, and Wray's Mankins. The True Story Magazine production The Wrongdoers is the feature film for the latter part of the week with no price changes.
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Pittsburgh
True Story Magazine
Liberty Today
Liberty Theatre
Liberty
Ttsburgh
Atlantic City
Maus
Wedge
Van
Howard
Scott
Wray
Mankins
True Story
Miss Pittsburgh
Christmas Party Plans At Orchard Street Home
A club enjoyed an evening social with refreshments served by Mrs. Comstock and Mrs. Lawrence Hogue. On Tuesday December 15 members will hold a Christmas party at Mrs. D H Galbraith's Orchard street home with associate hostesses Mrs. Walter Wilson and Miss Nellie Caulfield.
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Comstock
Lawrence Hogue
D. H. Galbraith
Orchard Street
Galbraith
Walter Wilson
Nellie Caulfield
Larkspur Kensington Hosts Dinner and Meeting
Mrs. D. S. Evans hosted the Larkspur Kensington for a twelve o'clock dinner at her East Cherry street home with fourteen guests. Officers were elected during a post-dinner meeting, including President Mrs. George Harkless and Secretary Mrs. Glen Dover. New members Mrs. W. T. Jones and Mrs. Floyd Critchlow joined.
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D. S. Evans
East Cherry Street
Larkspur Kensington
W. T. Jones
Alice Godwin
Evans
Wallace Evans
Lillian Evans
George Harkless
Fred Stickle
Charles L. Brown
Francis Street
Hand Injured Worker at Railroad Shops
Floyd McGuire of North Cedar Street was badly hurt to his left hand at the Pennsylvania railroad shops Wednesday morning. He was taken to Shenango Valley Hospital where he is resting as well as can be expected.
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Floyd McGuire
North Cedar Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Shenango Valley Hospital
Change of address for Krepps couple in Cedar Street
Mr and Mrs William Krepps of Cedar street have moved on Tuesday to the Freed home on West Cherry street. The notice records a residence change for the Krepps family within the town.
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William Krepps
Cedar Street
Freed
West Cherry Street
Hammond couple to move into Strawhecker flat
Mr and Mrs H M Hammond of West Cherry street plan to relocate soon to a Strawhecker apartment on East Cherry street above the Brown restaurant.
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H. M. Hammond
West Cherry Street
Strawhecker
East Cherry Street
Brown
Akron woman returns home after Lafayette visit
Mrs. E. A. Fraley of Akron has come back from visiting at the home of Mrs. Homer H. Reed on Lafayette street.
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E. A. Fraley
Akron
Homer H. Reed
Lafayette Street
Business Visitor Details In Pittsburgh This Week
H G Coates conducted business in Pittsburgh on Tuesday while Mrs J G Walker of W Madison was also noted in the visit. The report records local civic activity and moving details for the Pittsburgh business community.
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Pittsburgh
H. G. Coates
J. G. Walker
W. Madison
Pittsburgh Visit and Ills Reported in Local Notes
Avenue visitor in Pittsburgh on Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Hays of Newell Avenue spent the day there. On sick list are Mrs. W. C. Powers of Mt. Jackson Road who is very ill at home. Mrs. J. L. Childress of Liberty Street confined to home by illness. Mrs. Carl Houk is ill at home on West Madison Avenue.
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Avenue
Pittsburgh
Walter Hays
Newell Avenue
W. C. Powers
Mt. Jackson Road
J. L. Childress
Liberty Street
Carl Houk
W. Madison Avenue
Akron Woman Returns Home After Visit in Seventh Ward
Mrs Robert Stewart of Akron has returned home after visiting friends in the Seventh ward.
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Robert Stewart
Akron
Seventh Ward
Mascart and De Marco Win Gotham Tilts
Edouard Mascart the French featherweight champion won a close 10 round decision over Joe Malone in New York. Cuddy DeMarco defeated Henry Goldberg in the 10 round semi final, dominating each round with quicker punches.
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New York
Edouard Mascart
Joe Malone
Bronx
Pioneer A. C
Malone
Mascart
Cuddy DeMarco
Pittsburgh
Henry Goldberg
Harlem
Goldberg
DeMarco
Choirs Prepare for Christmas Day Eisteddfod
United choir groups contesting the annual Eisteddfod will rehearse Friday evening December 11 at 7 45 inside Grace Methodist Church Reynolds. Thomas Hopkins directs with Mrs John Evans at the piano. All participants urged to attend.
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United Choirs
First Congregational Church
Grace Methodist
New Day Jewett Announced for Modern Motoring
The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company presents the New-Day Jewett in the thousand dollar class. A six cylinder car with hydraulic four wheel brakes, improved steel construction, and compact body design built for easy handling, quick starting, and minimal gear changes amid crowded highways. Details cover engine, chassis, bodies, and standard versus deluxe equipment.
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Jewett
America
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company
Percy B. Walls Motor Co
Paige-Detroit Company
United States
Paige
New Day
New Day Jewett
Jewett and Paige
Parge
Arrest Man In Alleged Peeping Act Last Night
John Hartman, 36, of Phillips Street, was arrested by Officer Thomas on Pollock Avenue near Long Avenue for allegedly peeping into a home. A prior complaint from Reynolds Street led to the arrest. Hartman denied wrongdoing before Mayor Dunlap and was released on recognizance until Saturday as police continue inquiry.
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John Hartman
Phillips Street
Thomas
Pollock Avenue
Long Avenue
Reynolds Street
Hartman
William B. Dunlap
Sam Abraham
Dunlap
Penn Council Bars Kreuz From Playing Football In 1926
The University of Pennsylvania barred star fullback Albert F. Kreuz from intercollegiate athletics after this year. The university council of athletics said Kreuz would not be eligible in the upcoming year under their rules. Kreuz declined to comment, while campus rumors questioned past play at Kalamazoo State College.
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Philadelphia
al Kreuz
University of Pennsylvania
University Council of Athletics
Albert F. Kreuz
Kreuz
Kalamazoo State College
Motorist Crashes Window Then Flees Scene
A driver plows through a plate glass window valued at 500 dollars in Pittsburgh. He quickly backs the car out and escapes before a patrolman arrives. The item accompanies a stray note about delaying tasks and a Kansas shaving joke.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Hemroid internal remedy hailed by doctor for piles
A medical pitch explains piles arise from internal circulatory issues and promotes Hemroid as the safe internal treatment. Dr J B Leonhardt claims success after 1000 cases and the tablet is sold with a guarantee at McKee's Rut Rate Store and Eckerd's of New Castle, Inc. with refunds for unsatisfied customers.
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Leonhardt
Red Grange Leads Bears In Loss To Providence Steam Rollers
In Boston, December 10, Red Grange and the Chicago Bears were defeated by the Providence Steam Rollers 9 to 6 in the first pro football game here. Grange played 44 minutes and appeared tired, receiving several boos as he completed five carries for 13 yards and one intercepted pass. He largely sat back for the final 40 minutes, while Caillaux and Wherell are mentioned in a trailing unrelated note.
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Boston
Harold
Red) Grange
Chicago Bears
Providence
Steam Rollers
Grange
Wheaton Iceman
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