Rich Hill Club Entertained by McDowells in Beaver Falls
Minnes, Gayle and Frances McDowell hosted the College Hill Book Club of Beaver Falls at their home. A picnic dinner was served on the lawn among blooming roses. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Leigh, Brandon, Mitchell, Bently, Dr. Pearce, Goylin, Starr, Bingham, Pollin, Anderson, Irons and daughter Martha, Howard McAnilis, Murray, Mrs. Edward Went, and Mrs. Rebecca McDowell, with hosts CG Goylin and Frances McDowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnes
Gayle
Frances McDowell
College Hill Book Club
Beaver Falls
William Leigh
Ford Brandon
Fred Mitchell
Ed Bently
M. M. Pearce
C. Goylin
CG. Starr
Bingham
Elomie Pollin
Maury Anderson
Florence Irons
Martha
Howard McAnilis
Murray
Edward Went
Rebecca McDowell
Guyln
New Castle visitors and Pittsburgh event noted
E. New Castle Mixa VWolun Lytle visited with Orlonda in Pittsburgh on Monday. Miss Nori Snyder of West Pittsburgh parading the week with Mr and Mrs W Snyder. Miss Alice Moser of Butter spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs A Moser. Mr and Mrs Williamson of Vandertrit were weekend guests at A L Whitacre home. Miss Virginia Milloy of Dayton spent time with cousin Miss Carrie Whitacre. Mr and Mr S W McCullough
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Vwolun Lytle
Orlonda
Pittsburgh
Nori Snyder
West Pittsburgh
W. Snyder
Alice Moser
Carrie Whitacre
S. W. McCullough
Cross Word Puzzle Era Clues and Anagrams
The page presents a jumbled crossword with across and down clues, many garbled by OCR. It lists mythological birds, names, constellations, places in England, and various defunct or mis-spelled terms, with mixed letter substitutions and partial words.
Local Families Visit and Move in Butler and Slippery Rock Area
Gene and Ruth Murphy return home after a few days with relatives at Jackson Center. Mr and Mrs Crable and Mr and Mrs J Hemphill of Butler visit Mrs Crable’s cousin Mrs T A Lytle. Miss Clara Lytle Alaeta Pander Betty Waddington and Helen Wilkinson spend a week camping Frew Mill road. Earl Collins and Beverly Jean move to Bilwood road with C Sanford. Mrs C Jewell returns to Warren O after illness and death of her mother Mrs W Parks. E Holzhauser and children Hilda Edythe and Ernest Crowley visit at the Gamble dome in Pittsburgh. Edythe stays longer. Mr and Mrs J Bender return from a week in Chicago for the Worlds Fair. Bender manages Joral Shell station. Mr and Mrs M Mayberry and children Janice and Shirley spend Sunday with J Kirkwood and family of Wampum. Evelyn and Raymond Fredericks leave for New York state to summer with Mr and Mrs Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crable
J. Hemphill
Butler
New York State
General Electric Boosts Wages For 46 000 Workers
General Electric announced a five percent wage increase for all its about 46 000 employees, effective immediately, in response to President Roosevelt's call to raise purchasing power amid rising prices. Mullins Manufacturing Co raised pay by ten percent. Goodyear Tire and Rubber boosted minimum hourly wages from 40 to 45 cents for men and 90 to 94 cents for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
General Flactric Company
Roosevelt
Mullings Manufacturing ,Co
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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Rich Hill
Joan Roehrbalgh
Cleveland
B. ¥. Carter
Theodor Carr
John Batka
C. KE. Morrow
Ewing Park
R. J. Barron
Harold Welker
May Carter
Hazel Roid
Coriton Munich
Connanut Lake
Mra. McDowell
E. New Castle
Wingat
England
Ireland
Forld
Masa
Aostatyit
Fiat
Dui
Falyy
Liz
Slippery Rock
Gene
Ruth Murphy
Jeckson Center
General Electric
Wrigley's Gum
Muggs McGinnis
Bey
Practican
Alternooh
Dora
Stone
Oliver's Adventures
Prewck
Apparente
Anneavs
Prem
Storic
Freak OF
BY Wally Bishop
Bil Dwyer
BY Gus Magek
Imagination
Donmie
Pesterin
Ture
GO OR
Ahleep
Smithelb
Donnie Fallsenka
Ial Bed
Etta
Kett
Ting
Willow
Vis
Dari
Ang
By Les Forgrave
By Paul Robinson
George
McManus
Father
Maggie
Maggies
REWA
Platare
Init
Mais
Frank Merriwell
Frank
Burt L. Standish
GooD-nait Frank
Uncle Asher
J Han
Franic HE
Mage
Gowee Tosteer
Wight
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