Women Act On Number Of Bills At Federation Meeting
The Federation of Women's Clubs re elected Mrs W A Taylor as chair and elected Mrs W C Eckenroad secretary at the re organization meeting. A review of the Permanent Court of International Justice was given as Congress eyed a pending bill. Leaders urged action on the Court of International Justice with support from Harding and Coolidge. A narcotics education resolution was adopted and support for child labor reform was urged. The group noted a first time woman in the State Senate and Ella Mountz was named Electoral College messenger. Women were asked to study bills including per capita school tax exemption, age at registration, modernization of taxation, and sheriff salary adjustments.
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The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
W.A. Taylor
W. C. Eckenroad
Permanent Court of International Justice
Legislative Committee
Court of International Justice
General Federation
State Federation
Senate
Harding
Coolidge
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
Pepper
Congress
Terest
Pennsylvania
House
Council
State Senate
Harrisburg
Ella J. Mountz
Clearfield County
Washington
Leslie Culbertson
Shantz
Weingartner
Lawrence
Fire alarm at Wylie Lunch Room caused by grease on stovepipe
A still alarm at 10 40 p m Wednesday alerted the assistant chief and staff at 315 317 Neshan Nock Avenue to a small blaze in grease on a stovepipe. No property loss occurred. The text notes furnace outages caused by grease in some cases.
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Wylie
Neshannock Avenue
State Police Captain Here at Butler Kiwanis Luncheon
Captain William Ruckert of Troop D, Pennsylvania State Constabulary, spoke at the Butler Kiwanis luncheon at the Y.M.C.A. on Wednesday noon. He discussed constabulary organization, selection, training, ethics, and the role in state law enforcement, noting he oversees 18 northwestern counties including Lawrence. Eight Kiwanis members accompanied him. Lawrence Thompson, a local baritone, performed, with Harry Hammond accompanying. Next week Arthur H. Taylor of the American Child Health Association will address the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ruckert
Pennsylvania State Constabulary
Butler
Kiwanis Club
Ruckert
Lawrence County
Capt. Ruckert
Lawrence Thompson
Harry Hammond
Arthur H. Taylor
American Child Health Association
Bobbed Hair Baffles Police in Identification
A veteran police officer notes that bobbed hair no longer helps identify missing women or girls. He points out most women now wear bobbed hair, making it a poor distinguishing feature, though long hair remains a strong clue for locating someone not commonly seen with short styles.
Desertion Charged in Divorce Case
Mrs. Selina Evans by her attorney J A Chambers files for divorce from Alfred W Evans on grounds of desertion. Married June 1922, lived together until December 1922 when he left her.
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Selina Evans
J. A. Chambers
Herusband
Alfred W. Evans
Entertainment Planned by Mahoning Presbyterian Ladies
The Opportunity Circle of Mahoning Presbyterian Church plans an evening program on Thursday February 12 featuring an Old Fashioned Literary with songs quartets and readings then a play Twelve Old Maids. The committee includes Mrs John Kerr Mrs W C Patterson Mrs G H Cook Mrs F W Guy Mrs Joseph Cunningham Mrs Earl Guy and Mrs Marshall.
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Opportunity Circle
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
John Kerr
W. C. Patterson
G. H. Cook
F. W. Guy
Joseph Cunningham
Earl Guy
Marshall
Mrs Matilda Burns Moves With Sons Richard and Robert
Mrs Matilda Burns and her sons Richard and Robert relocate from Second Street to North Beaver Street in a neighborhood change noted for local residents and street address updates.
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Matilda Burns
Richard
Robert
Second Street
North Beaver Street
Virginia LaMarco Suffers Arm Break After Fall
Virginia LaMarco, daughter of Mr and Mrs LaMarco of Cherry Street, fell in their home on Tuesday morning and broke her right arm.
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Virginia LaMarco
Mrs. LaMarco
Cherry Street
Women form Maccabee lodge in Seventh ward at Cherry street hall
About 650 ladies met in the K of P hall on Cherry street to organize a Woman's Benefit association or Maccabee lodge. Officers were elected for the Seventh ward group. The regular meeting day is to be set. Also noting a new beauty parlor by Mrs. Nu gent and Mrs. Watter at 203 1-2 Liberty street and two family moves to N. Liberty street.
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K. of P. Hall
Cherry Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Seventh Ward
Wee Fu club hosts social afternoon at Finch street
Mrs M P Boulden welcomed eleven members and two guests Mrs Clyde Myer and Miss Mayme Coats to a Wednesday afternoon of music and fancy work at her Finch street home. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs Myer. The next meeting will be in two weeks with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Boulden
Wee Fu Club
Finch Street
Clyde Myer
Mayme Coats
Ss. L. Club
Fred Delane
East Clayton Street
Dennis Donegan
Thomas Vallely
DeJane
Laura
Margarite
P. Kelly
Cleveland Avenue
Local Social Roundup Highlights District Gatherings
Mrs. P. Kelly hosted a 14 guest luncheon on Cleveland avenue for Larkspur Kensington. Mrs. Ben Jenkins entertained friends on Pennsylvania avenue with a 1 o'clock gathering and social time. Mrs. Chris Ketzel on East Madison hosted weeks of visits, while Marshall Scott returns from Niles trip. O Wilbur Thompson on height street is recovering from illness. Mrs. Fred Kerr on West Clayton street shows improvement. Ilene Schiedemantle of North Cedar street recovers from bronchitis after illness.
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Marshall Scott
Mahoning Pennsylvania
Niles
O. Wilbur Thompson
Heighth Street
Fred Kerr
West Clayton Street
Ilene
G. O. Schiedemantle
North Cedar Street
Runaway Ida Ode Sought By Buffalo Father
Charles Ode of 568 Williams Street Buffalo New York asks police to help locate his daughter Ida Ode 17 who reportedly ran away with Clarence Ketzel from Buffalo bound for this city. Ida is five feet two inches tall has dark brown bobbed hair and wears a red hat with gold trim.
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Charles Ode
Willams Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Ida Ode
Clarence Ketzel
Tokyo Faces Water Famine As Rain Delays Influx
Tokyo on January 29 faced a looming water famine with a lightless city forecast unless heavy rains arrive within a fortnight. Authorities warned a water famine was inevitable and ordered rigid water economies to conserve scarce supplies.
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International News Service
Tokyo
Dussart Millionaire Philanthropist Dies in Miami
James C. Dussart of Hollidaysburg billionaire philanthropist died of pneumonia in Miami Florida last night word reached Altoona today He was a director and executive committee member of the Pittsburgh Coal Co Pittsburgh.
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International News Service
Altoona
James C. Dussart
Hollidaysburg
Miami, Fla
The
Pittsburgh Coal Co
Pittsburgh
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Wurlitzer
No Sul R.a Mall Pe
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Kbride
Shannon Co
East Washington Street
Call
Freed-Eisemann
Unningham
Crosley
Trirdyn
Eady
Mega
OCP
Washington Street
Isher
E. Long
Seventh Ward News
Frank Nugent
Gerald Watter
Liberty Street
R. C. Barnes
Newell Avenue
N. Liberty Street
H. T. Evans
Penna-Bo Lodge
Woodman Hall
Ivero Weaver
West Cherry Street
Wasuiwal Bank
New Castle
Penna
Larkspur
Kensington
Ben Jenkins
Pennsylvania Avenue
Larkspur Kensington
Chris Ketzel
East
Madison Avenue
Seventh Ward Personals
New Castle Drug Corporation
COR. Mill
Lily Wate
Lily Fountain
Dave
Pepsin
Dr. Bell
Dr. King
Chamberlain
Stearn’s Pine
Johnston
Whitman
Standard Patents
Miles’ Nervine Pinkham
Bayer
Vick
Horlick
M. Milk
Woodbury
Packers
Gillette
Durham
Mennen
Ibe
Bae
Dic
Shavard BK. & LB
Black Beauty
Kotex
Apex
Esaries
Malden
Harry Leon Wilson
Thomas Meighan
Encade
Alaskan
Rieck-McJunkin Dairy Company
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