High School Girls Organize Literary Society at Local School
The local high school formed a girls literary society named the Belles Lettres with officers led by President Zoe Hays and 60 members in attendance. Future meetings are planned biweekly, and committees will draft the constitution while the school board is expected to approve use of the building.
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Zoe Hays
Belle Crowther
Hazel Hileman
Elizabeth Douds
Nell Elliott
Dorothy Morehead
Harriet Hamilton
Leah White
Belles Lettres Society
Ruth Ehrlich
Blodwen Edwards
Hazel Frethy
Hilda Goldstein
Ethel Rent
Bessie Levine
Mildred Reeves
Margaret Stevens
Jennie Bannon
Ivy Black
Pearl Dufford
Helen Fisher
Lillian Fisher
Hazel Frey
Helen Hays
Sarah Hunter
Bernice Hutchinson
Blanche Morrow
Ina Rabinovitz
Willa Sedgwick
Marie Snead
Jessie Smith
Ruth Welsh
Elsa Ashmore
Helen Boal
Lille Ewens
Harriet Hartzell
Harriet Harris
Dorothea Keast
Ada Leathers
Grace Lewis
Beatrice McKibben
Florence Rearie
Frances Seavy
Mary Scherger
Alta Seamster
Margaret Thompson
Elizabeth Tracer
Frances Tritt
Elizabeth Vance
Florence Whittaker
Florence Whieldon
Mina <Aubel
Ethel Brennaman
Gertrude Black
Sarah Clark
Esther Fisher
Gladys Fulkerson
Elda Houlock
Carrie Livingston
Alice McCready
Theresa McDermitt
Dorothy Rosenblum
Laura Smith
Nell Smith
Helen White
Theatrical Harris Family Theatre Holiday Vaudeville Show
Harris Family Theatre presents a light vaudeville holiday program featuring Larry Haggerty Irish humor Jefferson and Rose eccentric dances and songs the Hartzes contortion act moving pictures including Buster Brown at Newcastle Christmas day. Cascade theater offers vaudeville nightly with American quartet and other features as crowds pack the house for matinees at 3 p m and evening shows.
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Harris Family Theater
The
Coliseum
Larry Haggerty
Jefferson & Ose
Hartzes
Cascade Theater
Cascade Family Theater
Steese Named Superintendent at Lowellville Steel FurNace
Mark Steese of Steubenville is appointed superintendent of the Ohio Iron and Steel Company's furnace at Lowellville to succeed W M'Comb who resigned from the post.
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Mark
Steese
Steubenville
Ohio Iron and Steel Company
Lowellville
M’comb
Beaver Presbytery Holds Regular Meeting
At its first regular meeting in Beaver on Tuesday the Beaver presbytery received a Shenango presbytery communication inviting a joint committee with Shenango and Erie presbyteries to study the need for a superintendent of missions. The matter was referred to the Home missions committee to coordinate with the other presbyteries. Rev. H. M. Potter presided as moderator and Rev. A. J. McCartney of Shenango was elected a corresponding member of Beaver presbytery.
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Beaver
Shenango
New Castle
Erie
Committee On Home Missions
H. M. Potter
A. J. McCartney
John Duples Pleads Guilty to Malicious Mischief and Disorderly Conduct
John Duples pleaded guilty before Alderman Charles B. Mayne to charges of malicious mischief and disorderly conduct. He was assessed costs which he paid. John Lichak filed the information alleging Duples caused trouble at his home by breaking up furniture.
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John Duples
Charles B. Mayne
John Lichak
Duples
Finest Christmas Trees at Harris on Mo Ravia Street
Bargain holiday trees advertised at Harris located at 525 Mo Ravia Street with street address 10513 offering low prices. Short promo notes emphasize value for Christmas trees in the city.
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Harris
Moravia Street
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