Clifton Flats School Attendance January Report
Clifton Flats school lists pupils with perfect attendance for the month ending January 3 across rooms 3 2 and 1. Names include George Barlet Wilbert Dout Merritt Kirkwood and Ernest Rauschenhack in room 3 97 attendance rate for boys and 91 for girls. Room 2 shows 98 attendance with Theresa Alfredo Ellen Altman and multiple Tratz siblings. Room 1 reports 95 attendance with Dorothy Brown Agnes Dout Lillian Matthews and others. The quote contrasts schooling with grim social commentary on humanity and government seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Flats School
Room 3
Eght
George Barlet
Wilbert Dout
Merritt Kirkwood
Howard Oliphant
Merle Parks
Ernest Rauschenhack
Milton Shaner
Emma Brown
Stella Dembroski
Helen Dembroski
Jane Hammond
Alice Kirkwood
Florence Park
Elizabeth Sams
Stella Rutka
Lenora Sankey
Heresa Alfredo
Ellen Altman
Mildred Dembroski
Mebel Fair
Lucille Hunter
Dorothy Hunter
Margaret Woods
Virginia Kirkwood
Rosie Volitano
Bernedine Surganivich
Illiamene Smith
Elsie Siggelow
Eleanor Shaner
Sophie Tratz
Erna Tratz
Florence Martin
Sophie Swalkevich
Walter Tratz
Wallace Brown
Harry Brown
Jesse Lout
Vernon Dout
Alex Hardig
Kadley Hardig
Jewish Athletic Club Organizing Meeting Planned
A Sunday afternoon gathering will organize a Jewish athletic club for young men and boys. The meeting at 7 p.m. will be at the Buckeye Manufacturing Company gym on the Butler road with several speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeye Manufacturing Company
Butler Road
Founders Day Observed at Thiel College Monday
Thiel College will observe Founders Day Monday at 10:00 a.m. in the Administration Building assembly room with Hon. E. S. Templeton presiding and Judge Aaron E. Reiber delivering the address. The program will include the board of trustees annual meeting, and the second semester begins Tuesday at 8:00 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College
Templeton
Greenville
Aaron E. Reiber
Butler
Board of Trustees
Realty Transfers and Small Sums in Ellwood Ward Actions
Realty transfers show Walter Farnell to John Templeon and Floyd Pascoe to Frank Tyle each for $1 in Second ward. James Braden to Mays Porter and Emma Miles to John Schweinsberg in Fourth ward for $1. David Cartwright to Abrah Ottaviano in Ellwood for $1000. Steel Car Forge Co. to W R Thompson in Ellwood for $350. Louis Specht to Gordon Cumming in Union for $1. Festus Flynn to Susanna Quinn and Susanna Quin to Festus Flynn in Sixth ward for $1. Zella Richardson to Carl Peterson in Fourth ward for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Farnell
John N. Templeon
Floyd F. Pascoe
Frank W. Tyle
James I. Braden
Mays L. Porter
Emma Ll. Miles
John
Schweinsberg
Fourth Ward
David Cartwright
Abrah Ottaviano
Ellwood
Steel Car Forge Co
W. R. Thompson
Louis R. Specht
Seniors Defeat Mahoning 35 to 6 in Ward game
Seventh Ward seniors beat Mahoning 35 to 6 at Mahoning school gym. Final 36 to 6 after three quarters. Blanning led with 12 field goals as Lamoree, Twaddle, Taylor, and Bunnell contributed points. Substitutions noted. Culbertson cited with 2 fouls. Referee Gibson officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning School
Mahoning
Mahoning Boys
Mahoning Planning
RY Nee Weaver
Lamoree
Culbertson Ebon
Taylor Twaddle
Bunnell Babtiste
G. Smith
Pitzer
Bunnell
Fay
Lockly
Luckly
Blanning
Marshall
Battiste
Twaddle
Taylor
Culbertson
Gibson
Senior Girls Defeat Mahoning 21 to 2 In Preliminary Contest
Kirker scored eight field goals to lead the seniors while Eckles made two as Mahoning failed to score after the first quarter. Final score 21 to 2 with Mahoning’s only points coming from two early baskets and several late fouls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirker
Eckles
Girls Kensington Entertained at Mrs McClurg’s Home
Mrs. W. F. McClurg of Fourth Street hosted members of the Girls' Kensington for an at home gathering. The event focused on social activities and community bonding within the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McClurg
Fourth Street
Kensington
Social gathering noted by Mrs. Hamilton hosts
Friday evening Mrs. R. W. Hamilton was a special guest and fifteen members attended. The group enjoyed music and fancy work, followed by refreshments prepared by Mrs. McClurg with help from her mother Mrs. R. W. Hamilton. The next meeting will be in two weeks at Mrs. Raymond Horchler’s home on W Clayton Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hamilton
McClurg
Raymond Horchler
W. Clayton Street
Curb light globe broken by auto at Liberty and Madison
Globe of a curb light at Liberty street and Madison avenue was broken when Jack Leonardson of 6 Laurel avenue skidded into the curb light pole. Leonardson will pay for the damage. Also lists church services at Methodist Church with sermon topics and times and a note that Mr and Mrs Harry Krepps moved to West Cherry street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Madison Avenue
Jack Leonardson
Laurel Avenue
Leonardson
Harry Krepps
Lafayette Street
West Cherry Street
Slippery Rock
Charles Kely
Elm Street
North East
Kelly
Robert Billingsley
Billingsley
West Virginia
Ethel M. Maguire
Marjorie K. Jones
Pittsburgh
Kreisler
Albert Lindsay Rowland
Department of
State Department
Harrisburg
Normal School
Robert Kyle Recovers After Mt. Jackson Road Crash
Robert Kyle, in Shenango Valley hospital after a car overturn on Mt. Jackson road, is recovering and was released to his home near Edenburg, Pennsylvania, on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kyle
Shenango Valley Hospital
Mr. Kyle
Mt. Jackson Road
Edenburg
Union Choir Rehearsal for Easter Cantata Sunday
The Union choir will hold a rehearsal for the Easter Cantata at the Methodist church Sunday afternoon at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Sabbath school in charge of Rev Schnebly at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces Sabbath school led by Rev. D. C. Schnebly at 9 56 a m with supervision by the pastor.
Pastors Kaye and Travis Lead Dual Services in East Liverpool
Rev. Harry Kaye conducts Bible school at 9 45 A M and communion at 4 45 P M with sermon The Christian Armor. Evening service at 7 45 P M theme The Living Sacrifice. Rev. A J Travis of East End Church of Christ will preach at both services. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS list sick and recovering residents James Fletcher G D Rainey Ethel Scheidemantle Rayburn and Harvey Gillespie with illnesses and recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Patterson
Junior Christian Endeavor
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Charles Dungan
Methodist Church
Q E. Davy
Aliss Laney MccIlvenny
Epworth League
C. W. Miner
Christ
Jesus Christ
Harry Kaye
Young People’s Society
A. J. Travis
East End Church of Christ of East Liverpool
Kaye
East Liverpool
Seventh Ward
James Fletcher
North Cedar Street
G. D. Rainey
Darlington Avenue
Ethel Scheidemantle
Madison Avenue
Rayburn
Ashland Avenue
Harvey Gillespie
West Madison Avenue
British Freight Steamer Ian Dunstan Drifting Near Nova Scotia
The British freighter Ian Dunstan, with a 20 man crew, was drifting ten miles north of Louisburg Nova Scotia after losing her propeller. A radio SOS pleaded for assistance as the commander feared grounding on Cape Breton shore in heavy seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Boston
Ian Dunstan
Louisburg
N.S
Cape Breton
Sons Of Veterans Plan Lincoln Washington Program
Oscar L. Jackson Camp No 249 will host a patriotic meeting Friday evening February 13 honoring Lincoln and Washington. A committee led by William Palmer Frank Schetrom H KK hell and F R House will arrange an interesting program for members affiliated groups and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar L. Jackson
Sons of Veterans Will
Lincoln
Washington
William Palmer
Frank Schetrom
H. KK. Hell
F. R. House
Pittsburgh Pastor Hussey to Preach at Highland Church
Rev. Charles Hussey from Pittsburgh will preach at 11 am Sunday in the Highland United Presbyterian church. He fills the pulpit due to illness of Pastor Rev. C J Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hussey
Pittsburgh
Highland United Presbyterian Church
Hussey
C. J. Williamson
Seniors stage Rivals at Slippery Rock in campus play
A large crowd at Slippery Rock attended the senior class production Rivals directed by Mrs A P Vancent. Merle Young Howard Schink and others played their parts with well chosen costumes and local musical talent provided the evening’s entertainment. Proceeds supported the Saxifana senior class book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slippery Rock
A. P. Vancent
Anthony Absolute
Merle Young
Jack Absolute Howard Schink
Bob Acres
Vernon Critchlow
Lucius O'Trigger
George FE. Bloom
Fay —Kenneth Hogg
David— Walter Mohr
Thomas Ralph Horseman
Malaprop Magdalene Schmoker
Lydia Languish
Grace Nickals
Faulkland
Charles Schade
Lucy Ruth Noble
Arthur Vincent
Margaret
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Jewish Athletic Club
Thomas Meighan
ROYAL
Denny
Doctor
Carl Laemmle
Harry Leon Wilsons
Lazinous Oatts Lute
Oh-doctor
Universal Jewel
Mary Astor
Seventh Ward News
Mahoning Bier
Gieekee
McGuire Eckles
Seeeeese
Turk
Steph McAuley Williams
Smith Cane
Swinehart Russiee
Aw Palumbo
Bollard
Kane
Foster
Stickle
Palumbo
tKirker
McGuire
Galbreath
Gloria Swanson
Marquis
France
Paris
Marquis de la Falaise de la Courdray
Herbert K. Somborn
Wallace Beery
Gloria Samborn
Joseph
Elmer L.rice
J.gordon E
Hayden Talbot
George O’brien
the Roughneck
Fox Imperial Comedy
Nova Scotia
Sons of Veterans Will Give
Highland Church
Fable
United States
America
Capitol
Huston
Capitol Theatre
Huston Bay
Huston Ray
Mr. Ray
New Castle Theatre
Gloria
State Mill
Long Avenue
Long Ave
Richard Tae
Rue Famous
Ledricois
Red” Viack
Weet Stuff Company
Combed
the Country Boy
Sweet Stuff Quartette
Grand Opera
Red
Lansing
Mich
Capitol Theater
the Liberty
McBride-Shannon Co
East Washington Street
Call
Lester
Optical Shop
Square Deal
Optometris
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