Anti-Saloon League Lectures Draw Large Ward Audiences
Seventh Ward audiences gathered in two churches Sunday to hear Anti-Saloon League speakers. Dr. Hartman, Pittsburgh district manager, presented an illustrated lecture at Mahoning Methodist Church showing old-time saloons and the effects of drink traffic. At Madison Avenue Christian Church, William H. Martin, superintendent of Wilkinsburg schools, spoke forcefully on the League’s work and goals.
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Seventh Ward
Hartman
Anti- Saloon League
Pittsburgh
Mahoning
Anti-Saloon League
Encouraging results for dedicated workers noted
Encouraging results are reported from the efforts of the men and women who are devoting their time to this work. The article highlights positive progress and commendations for volunteers and organizers.
Children Day Observance Brightens Local Church
The Methodist church platform displayed ferns palms roses and varn colored trimmings for the Children’s Day service Sunday morning. The crowded auditorium witnessed a successful program by the primary junior Sunday school and teenage Birds departments. An ample offering was collected for the religious education of young men and women.
S C W Bible Class Meet And Picnic Plans
Members of the S C W Bible class will be entertained Tuesday evening June 17 at the home of Mrs William Leight East Clayton Street. Teachers will meet Wednesday evening after the prayer meeting to arrange the Sunday school picnic. Baptism of infants is featured in Sunday morning service June 22.
Loyal Workers class to meet at Mrs. C. H. Clark home
The monthly Loyal Workers class meeting is set for Tuesday evening at Mrs. C. H. Clark's Sunny Side residence. Members are advised to attend and participate in the church notes section.
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Christian Church
Loyal Workers Class
C. H. Clark
Sunny Side
Methodist Church Notes Report Monthly Class Meetings
The Signal Light class taught by Mrs. M. M. Tindall holds its monthly business and social gathering Tuesday evening in the church parlors. The Look Out Girls led by Mrs. C. W. Miner meet for their regular monthly gathering Thursday.
Evening at the Home of Miss Margaret Walker
An event occurred at the residence of Miss Margaret Walker on West Madison Avenue during the evening hours. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Margaret Walker
West Madison Avenue
Miss DeJane's Pupils Will Give Recital
Miss Marguerite DeJane piano instructor presents a recital this evening at 8 15 at her East Clayton Street home. Twenty two students perform with many parents attending as guests. Participating pupils include Nerurissa Thompson Ellen Wylie Florence Hilliard Frances Frost Jane Farrer Edith Johnston Dorothy Johnston Hazel Smith Herbert Smith Sarah McMahan Florence Cordello Sadie Diffley Pearl Maxine Wadlinger Frances Hyde Mary Margaret Adams Raymond Holiday Henretta Emerick Helen Emerick Matilda Plumbo Mary Elizabeth Jenkins Mary Sullivan Dorothy Brooks.
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Marguerite DeJane
Miss DeJane
East Clayton Street
Neurissa Thompson
Ellen Wylie
Florence Hilliard
Frances Frost
Iane Farrer
Edith Johnston
Dorothy Johnston
Hazel Smith
Herbert Smith
Sarah McMahan
Florence Cordello
IL S C Book Club Plans Friday Meeting
Members of the IL S C Book club will meet Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Wiliam Mauer mann of East Clayton street.
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IL. S. C. Book Club
Wiliam Mauermann
East Clayton Street
Mabel Wilson Auxiliary Meeting Set for Wednesday
The regular bi monthly meeting of the Mabel Wilson auxiliary to B of R T will be held in the Knights of Pythias hall on Cherry street Wednesday.
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Mabel Wilson
B. of R. T
Knights of Pyhthias Hall
Cherry Street
Mrs Harry Weitz Hosts W A G Club Meeting
Mrs Harry Weitz of West Madison avenue will receive the members of the W A G club at her home Thursday evening.
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Harry Weitz
West Madison Avenue
W. A. G. Club
Ladies Auxiliary Regular Meeting Adag Conductors
The ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM in the Knights of Pythias hall on Cherry street.
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Ladies Auxiliary To
Order of Railway Conductors
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cherry Street
Mrs Coleman Walls Leaves for England with Genevieve
Word from Cherry street reports Mrs Coleman Walls and her daughter Genevieve left in late May for England. The note comes from friends here who anticipate updates on their travel and plans.
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England
Coleman Walls
Cherry Street
Genevieve
Voyage to Plymouth Marked by Severe Storms
Mrs Walls and her mother Mrs Fleetwood Bond arrived safely in Plymouth England after a rough and stormy Atlantic crossing. Mrs Walls notes this journey was the worst she has ever experienced, despite prior crossings.
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Walls
Fleetwood Bond
Plymouth
England
Atlantic
Mrs George Hurt Hosts Wee Fu Club Meeting
Mrs George Hurt of West Madison avenue will entertain the members of the Wee Fu club at her home on Wednesday June 78.
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George Hurt
West Madison Avenue
Weekend house party in Mt. Jackson road home
Miss Barbara and Ida Darling along with Mrs. David Brown and Miss Marcell a Brown visited from Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs W H Steffy and sons from Akron Ohio were weekend guests at the Powers residence on Mt Jackson road for a visiting house party.
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Barbara
Ida Darling
David Brown
Marcella Brown
Pittsburgh
W. H. Steffy and Sons
Akron
W. H. Powers
Mt. Jackson Road
Ladies of T A T Club Entertained at Rogan Home
Ladies of the T A T club will be entertained Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Bernard Rogan on Blaine street. Mrs. Lea Rogan will be associate hostess.
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T. A. T. Club
Bernard Rogan
Blaine Street
Lea Rogan
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Travels
Mrs C E Iman visited her parents Mr and Mrs R W Hamilton in Madison avenue and plans to attend the Kiwanis convention in Denver. Mrs Frank Pitzer returned to Jamestown Pa after a visit with H S Miler. Elizabeth Shannon of Butler guests of Mary Kane. Harvey L Saiter of Niles spent Sunday with his family. Mr and Mrs James Coulter of West Clayton street visited friends in Wampum. Mr and Mrs J P McKlvenny returned from a motor trip to Cleveland. O Raymond Clark of Greenville Pa visited his mother on West Cherry street. Marie Leichty of Second street improves from illness. Mrs Rebecca Gilson of Madison avenue visits friends in Volant. Thomas Flannigan spent Sunday in Cleveland. Grant Shaffer motored to Warren with weekend visits. E G Green of Warren spent Sunday in the Seventh ward. Burl Bush and William McIlvenny return from a motor trip to White Haven Pa. Sarah Glenn of Wilkinsburg spent weekend with Rev Daniel Schnebly on Newell avenue. Roy Stewart and Frank Chapman of New Cumberland W Va guests of the Solomons on West Clayton and North Wayne streets. Dolly Howard of Sunny Side spent Sunday in Cleveland.
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C. E. Iman
R. W. Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Lima
Iman
Denver
Col
Frank Pitzer
Jamestown
H. S. Miler
Cherry Street
Elizabeth Shannon
Butler
Mary Kane
Seventh Street
Harvey L. Saiter
Niles, O
West Clayton Street
James Coulter
Wampum
J. P. McKlvenny
Cleveland
O. Raymond Clark
Greenville
West Cherry Street
Marie Leichty
Second Street
Rebecca Gilson
Madison
Thomas Flannigan
Newell Avenue
Grant Shaffer
Warren, O
E. G. Green
Warren, C
Seventh Ward
Burl Bush
William Mce-Ilvenny
White Haven
Sarah Glenn
Wilkinsburg
Wekend
Daniel C. Schnebly
Roy Stewart
Frank Chapman
New Cumberland
W. Va
Thomas Solomon
Dick Solomon
North Wayne Street
Dolly Howard
Sunny Side
Poisons Self With Food Cure Sold By Drug Stores
A local merchant recovered from a tired nervous bilious condition caused by poison in his food. Dr Thachers Liver and Blood Syrup was advertised to act on the liver and tone the whole system. Sold with satisfaction guarantee at McKee's Kut Rate Clutton Drug Co Bartholmew's Drug Store.
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H. S. Thacher
Two Boys Die After Tunnel Attack by Corktown Gang
Philadelphia reporting describes police hunting members of the Corktown gang after boys were driven from a ball field into a railroad tunnel. David Miller, 14, died, and Herbert Conn, 12, was fatally injured by a moving engine.
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Philadelphia
Corktown
Ball Field
International News Service
David Miller
Herbert Conn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newell Denied West Point Admission Over Visual Defects
Alexander Newell of 1104 East Washington failed to enter the United States Military Academy at West Point this month due to defective eyesight. He passed the mental tests with good standing at Carlisle Medical School, but optical defects prevented admission. Named by Congressman T. W. Phillips for the vacancy in February, Newell plans to enter Carnegie Institute of Technology this fall if arrangements can be made.
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Alexander Newell
East Washington Street
United States Military Academy
West Point
Newell
United States Medical School
Carlisle
T. W. Phillips
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Nearly 900 Enrolled in Summer School at Franklin Junior
Eight hundred ninety two pupils are enrolled in the summer school now in session at Benjamin Franklin Junior High School.
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Benjamin Franklin Junior High
City pupils show strong interest in figures, surpassing expectations
According to Superintendent Ben G. Graham the current count exceeds by a hundred or more the anticipated figure, signaling strong pupil interest in the city.
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Ben G. Graham
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Charley Chase
Pathe News
George Larkin
Charlotte Morgan
Cliff Bowes
Sid Smith
Ruth Hiatt
Virginia Vance
Tom MIX
Tom
Tony
Tom Minx
Nixon Theatre
L. S. C. Book Club
O. R. C. Auxiliary
WEE FU Club
Seventh Ward Personals
Avenue
Volant
Merchant
Aednesstun
ENO Nivads Carnival
Victor” Athletic
Dan’s Place
Ummer
Dean
New Castle
Andrew Knittel
Tin Shop
Galbreath Avenue
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg
Buffalo
N.Y
Circus
Clowns
Margaret Henry
Poole
Robbins & Myers
H. P
Livingston Sweeper CO
E. Washington St
County Line
Ways
Pennzoil
Pennzoil Company
South
Jefferson St
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