Secretary Davis Addresses Eagles In Convention
Secretary of Labor James J. Davis, Pennsylvania's Republican senatorial nominee, was to address the nineteenth annual convention of the State Fraternal Order of Eagles in Dubois. Rossi was practically conceded the presidency for the next year as his nomination went unopposed, with Reiger holding the current post. Numerous officers and trustees were nominated without opposition, and delegates were chosen to attend the San Francisco grand lodge convention.
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International News Service
Dubois
James J. Davis
Pennsylvania
Order of Eagles
Thomas J. Rossi
Scranton
Howard S. Reiger
New Kensington
Trustees of the Order
Connellsville
Rossi
George F. Douglas
Philadelphia
L. A. Terry
Meadville
James J. Mack
A. J. Dougherty
Pittsburgh
J. J. Ashberger
Wilkes- Barre
John W. Young
Hanover
Frank J. Smith
Carnegie
John H. Bailey
McKeesport
James Aumen
Gettysburg
James Evans
Easton
Grand Lodge
San Francisco
Howard Reeder
John F. Pittenger
Carlisle
C. W. Bryan
J. W. Heller, Jr
York
Joseph M. Shilling
Erie
George Douglas
Samuel Bevan Begins City Sanitary Police Duties
Samuel Bevan of Emerson avenue has started duties as city sanitary policeman following the death of Nathaniel Williams. Bevan serves as a temporary employee while the civil service board drafts rules and arranges an examination for future applicants.
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Samuel Bevan
Emerson Avenue
Municipal Department of Health
Nathaniel Williams
Bevan
Civil Service Board
Flat Rock Becomes Popular Swimming Spot Near Mt Jackson
Flat Rock, a Hickory creek swimming hole south of Mt Jackson road, draws crowds from the seventh ward and uptown. The large flat rock slopes into the pool and serves as a picnic and wiener roast area, with both youths and adults visiting daily.
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Flat Rock
Hickory Creek
Mt. Jackson Road
Seventh Ward
Mt. Jackson
Uptown
Big Rock
Plans Complete For Mahoning Presbyterian Church Picnic
Plans are completed for the annual Sabbath school and congregation picnic of Mahoning Presbyterian Church. The event will be at Petersburg Fair Grounds on Wednesday if weather allows, with supper at 5 30 ET. Those without transport should meet at the church at 2 PM ET. The outing was postponed from last week due to rain, with outdoor sports organized by the sports committee and an enjoyable time anticipated.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Petersburg Fair Grounds
Weaver Return Expected From University Graduation
Carl Weaver a University of Detroit graduate returns to Detroit Michigan to visit his parents Mr and Mrs C A Weaver on W Cherry Street today in a homecoming moment highlighted by local kinship and college success.
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Carl Weaver
University of Detroit At
Seventh Ward groups schedule week long picnics and breakfasts
This week is popular for picnics and breakfasts organized by Seventh Ward groups. Four breakfasts are set at Cascade Park and three picnics are arranged at various picnic locations this week.
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Seventh Ward
Cascade Park
Mrs. Popham Recovers at Home After Illness
Mrs. John S. Popham of N Cedar Street has been confined at home for a week due to illness and is now recovering back to health.
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John S. Popham
N. Cedar Street
Riemer Family Owes Sunday Visit On Lafayette Street
H. J. Riemer and his daughters Mary Dorothy and Caroline of Pittsburgh spent Sunday at the home of C. A. Riemer on Lafayette street detailing a family visit across the city.
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H. J. Riemer
Mary
Dorothy
Caroline
Pittsburgh
C. A. Riemer
Lafayette Street
In Pittsburgh Miss Fisher and Miss Cochran Spend Monday
In Pittsburgh Miss Elizabeth Fisher of Newell Avenue and Jane M Cochran of North Ashland Avenue spent Monday in the city on errands and social calls.
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Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Fisher
Newell Avenue
Jane M. Cochran
North Ashland Avenue
Local society notes and community updates in Huntington
Miss Hazel Stetzel and her daughter visit Fultons of N Cedar St near Huntington. G A R convention highlights. S C W Bible class breakfast at Cascade park Friday at 7 30 EST with committee including Patter son Marshall Foster Rhodes Cook and Beard. Joseph Gilmore recovering at Jameson Memorial hospital. B H Hotchkiss and wife visit Gillespies of West Clayton. B W R club to meet tonight with McCombs and Johnston. City notes on ash and recycling bin installation and pier concrete work under F Miller supervision.
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Cascade Park
W. C. Patterson
Gertrude Marshall
Thomas Foster
H. E. Rhodes
G. H. Cook
J. A. Beard
Local church and club groups announce Cascade park outings
Mrs Kenneth Walter and children return from Marceline Missouri to visit relatives. Co HOU M Club plans a Wednesday breakfast at Cascade park at eight o clock. Two picnics scheduled today. Loyal Women's class of the Christian church had breakfast at Cascade park this morning. The King Herald band of the Methodist church holds a picnic today at The Willows.
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Loyal Women’s Class
The
Christian Church
Cascade Park
King Herald Band
Methodist Church
Willows
Raffel To Manage Leslie Hotel Here
Mr and Mrs J E Raffel and two sons of Zanesville Ohio have arrived here and taken residence at the Leslie hotel which will be managed by Mr Raffel He has been manager of the Clarendon hotel at Zanesville for several years and is a veteran in hotel management previously with Alex Silverman and Saul Leff
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J. E. Raffel
Zanesville, O
Leslie Hotel
Mr. Raffel
Clarendon Hotel
Zanesville
Alex Silverman
Saul Leff
Believes Bin Will Save City Money
Howard Phillips superintendent of the incinerator plant believes that when the bin for ashes and tin cans is in operation significant labor will be saved for the city. He argues the new system will reduce handling and improve efficiency in waste processing.
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Bin
Howard Phillips
Measles Reported for Child Eugene Coles in City Health Office
A city health department report lists Eugene Coles age five of 520 Wildwood Avenue as having measles. The source quotes a line by Ovid about not wishing to be idle.
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Eugene Coles
Wildwood Avenue
City Department of Health
Ovid
Councilman Burns in Serious Condition at Jameson Memorial
Councilman Burns, removed to Jameson Memorial Hospital about a week ago, is in serious condition from a heart ailment. He was ill weeks ago, stayed home two weeks, returned to duties briefly, then was hospitalized. Burns oversees accounts and finance and has served the city efficiently.
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Burns
Jameson Memorial Hospital
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