Seventh Ward News G I A Lodge Union Meeting Report
The Grand International Auxiliary to Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers met in the I C F hall on Northab it street from 10 34 am to 4 pm with about 50 delegates present including representatives from Ellwood City Beaver Falls Rochester Butler Youngstown and other towns. Mrs George Wilson of Pittsburgh presided and led instructions to lodge members. There are over 600 G I A divisions nationwide and the meeting adjourned at 4 pm. RECOVERING Bobbs, Nittle son of Mr and Mrs
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G. TA
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Eogineery Bad & Union
I. C
F. Hall
Northabit Street
First Methodist Church
George Wilson
Pittsburgh Brand
Pittsburgh
Ellwood City
Beaver Falls
Rochester
Butler
Youngstown
Wilson
G. I. As
Ill Lafayette man improves at Kingsville home
J A Hunter of Lafayette street has recovered considerably from a serious illness and is now much improved while staying at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Eugene Lawrence in Kingsville. His mother Mrs J A Hunter remains with him there assisting in his care.
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J. A. Hunter
Lafayette Street
Eugene Lawrence
Kingsville
J A. Hunter
W A G Club Members Entertained at Madison Avenue Home
Mrs Charles Houk hosted the W A G Club on Madison Avenue Thursday evening with strong attendance. Guests enjoyed music and social chat followed by refreshments served by Mrs Houk and Mrs H S Sherman. A yellow and white color scheme was used. In one month Mrs Charles Hopper of Moravian read will entertain the club.
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Charles Houk
W. A. G. Club
Madison Avenue
Four Year Old Child Burned at Home Incident
Warren, four year old son of Mr and Mrs W Wigtey, Moravia road, was badly burned while his siblings cleaned the yard. Sent to fetch matches, he followed a sister toward a chicken coop but entered a dog house instead, sustaining burns.
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Warren
Ats
Wigtey
Moravia Road
C. B. Far
Man burns himself while lighting bonfire in Seventh Ward
The man attempted to light a bonfire using a match and struck the straw, which caught fire quickly. He crawled out but sustained serious burns to the face arms and body before being taken to Dr. F W Guz's office in Seventh Ward and later home.
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Warren
F.W. Guz
Mahoning Book Club Meets Thursday
Mahoning Book Club held its regular meeting at Mrs. A.R. Mortens home on Clayton Street Thursday afternoon. Two social hours with music and fancy work preceded refreshments. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. R.W. Hamiltons home on Madison Avenue. Attended funeral for Mrs. Gerlach's uncle M. H. Randall in Harrisville. Return home notices for Evans family from Mineral Springs, Missouri.
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Mahoning Book Club
A.R. Morten
Clayton Street
Mornes
R. W. Hamilton
R.W. Hamilton
Madison Avenue
Strange Pet Blockle Returns From Pennsylvania Funeral
Pauling Garon Hollywood actress keeps pet Blockle a one pound animal with a California grizzly mother and a Belgian Polles dog sire. They returned home from Cothranton Pennsylvania where they attended the funeral of aunt Mrs Della Mead. Mrs Margaret Booth and son Robert returned home on East Clayton Street after eight weeks with relatives in West Chester Pennsylvania. Seventh Ward personals note John Thomas of Erie visiting at George Hettendaugh’s West Kidson Avenue. Mike Orlando of West Wabash Avenue visiting relatives in New York City. Edith Read of Slippery Rock visiting Mrs Walter Hays on Newell Avenue.
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Blockle
Pauling Garon
Polles
Liberty Street
Heme
Cothranton, Pa
Della Mead
Margaret Booth
Robert
Vehi
East Clayton Street
West Chester
Seventh Ward
John Thomas
Erie
George Hettendaugh
West Kitdison Avenue
Mike Orlando
West Wabash Avenue
New York
Cit
Edith Read
Slippery Rock
Walter Hays
Newell Avenue
Russia Labeled Outlaw Territory by Arms Conference
The general commission of the arms control conference in Geneva declared Russia an outlaw territory. It rejected a French plan to exempt all states bordering Russia from publicity rules on arms manufacture and traffic unless Russia joins the arms traffic convention. The American delegation chair Theodora Burton supported the proposal.
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Einternational
Netin
Geneva
Russia
General Commission of
General Commission
Theodora Burton
Special Sermon At Westfield Church May 25 11 AM
Westfield Presbyterian church will host a special sermon titled Lest We Forget next Sunday morning May 25 at 11 o'clock delivered by Rev. Ross Haverfield. Sunday school led by I Wylie Brewster with class organization at study end. Union memorial services to be held at Bethel United Presbyterian church Sunday at 3 PM with Rev. Montgomery preaching. No Christian Endeavor at Westfield due to baccalaureate at North Beaver High. Special service for children on May 31 with Hearts as the subject.
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Ross Haverfield
Westfield. Prasbyterian
I. Wylie Brewster
Union Memorial
Bethel United Presbyterian Church
Montgomery
Christian Endeavor
Westfield Chorch
North Beaver High School Auditorum
Brazilian Fishermen Join Co operatives Across Coast
In 1924 Brazil counted 2,050 fishermen and 9011 boats within 140 government fostered fishing colonies. Each colony includes schools and state support. A colony requires at least forty Brazilian fishermen registered as such, aiming to strengthen fraternity among crews. Also note Owen J Roberts, prominent PA lawyer, was elected a Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania director, succeeding James F. Mitchell.
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Rio de Janeiro
International Tabor
League of Nations
Geneva
Electrd Mrecton
Phigadelphta
Owen J. Roberts
Pennsylvania
Department of Justice
Washington
Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania
James F. Mitchell
Publicity and Program Committees Named at Hospital Inquiry
Publicity Committee led by Carl Paisley and Program Committee with Ted Higgings L W Kisthart and William Waddington were cited in a hospital case. Doctors said nourishment could have prolonged life by hours. Lehman denied knowledge of refusing food. he is a traveling man and church Sunday school teacher.
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Carl Paisley
Ted Higgings
L. W. Kisthart
William Waddington
HM. Snyder
Lehman
Ad Club Plans Better Business Bureau In City
At a special Advertising Club meeting in New Castle plans were discussed to start a Better Business Bureau in the city. James K. Lave of the Board of Trade attended as guest, with committees named for formation and yearlong duties. The event accompanies reports of local civic activity and potential collaboration with the Board of Trade.
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Ad Club
Better Business Bureau
City
Advertising Club
New Castle
James K. Lave
Board of Trade of
Board of Trade
Lave
Sam Waddington
Chales Gratton
Abe Levine
A. I. Frank
Willan
E. Gordon
Charles Graftone Nairman
Delace ‘Cole
Hanes
Robert
Howard Reed
Fred
The Thundering Herd at the Regent Friday and Saturday
The best of all Western pictures is shown at Regent. Matinees for children Saturday afternoon. Zang Orey’s picture of her wast closes tomorrow night. don’t miss this Western feature.
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Zang Orey
Aron
Regent
Hobble Skirts Revival Sparks Paris Fashion Debate
Paris fashion is buzzing as hobble skirts return, shown by daring mid knee lengths and unusual folds to preserve shape. Observers note the garments demand strict dieting for wearers, with models advancing by short steps along Rue de la Paix and drawing attention from fashion followers.
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Paris
Rue de la Paix
Special meeting of Co. K Sons of Veterans reserves
There will be a special meeting this evening at 8:50 in the City Building to arrange services on Sunday. Attendants will be assigned, and Lieutenant Gillespia will provide the uniform. Burglars who cut jewels in Tarrytown, N Y, did not tarry.
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Sons OF Veterans
Co. K. Sons of Veterans
Gillespia
Tarrytown, N. Y
Radiant Lookalike Diamonds at Abe Clutton Drug Store
At Abe Clutton Drug Store on Washington Street, Radium scientific diamonds are advertised as sparkling man made gems rivaling genuine stones. Prices claim Mine $2 buys striking pieces, with claims of similar wash- and polish to real diamonds. The display touts rings and studs as attractive gifts, urging shoppers to visit during daytime and evening hours.
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Everrong
Abe Clutton Drug Store
Washington Street
Tadlyia
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