Sixth Birthday Party for Lois DuRant Delights Guests
Pleasant memories center on the sixth birthday of Lois DuRant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. DuRant of North Mill Street. A Teddy Bear game pleased guests led by Mary Patterson who won a frames prize.
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Lois DuRant
Charles H. DuRant
North Mill Street
Mary Patterson
DuRant
William Newell
D. W. Beyers
Helen Cowden
Lowellville
Hugh Frisbee
Peach
Sara McMasters
Frances Robison
Grace
Gretchen Patterson
Madge
Lincoln Euchre Club Opens Fall Season Meeting
Members gathered Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs C J Kirk on Highland Avenue to assemble for the first fall meeting. Prizes at cards were won by Mrs James Ward Reis and C A Phillips. Refreshments followed and the group planned to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs Lillian Westlake of North Jefferson Street.
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Lincoln Euchre Club
C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
James Ward Reis
C. A. Phillips
Lillian Westlake
North Jefferson Street
Roberts Jones wedding surprise ties Highland city to Kokomo
Mrs Elizabeth Keast Roberts of Highland avenue married Mr George D Jones of Kokomo Ind in a quiet First Methodist ceremony conducted by Dr E F Higley at 3 pm The couple plans to reside in Kokomo where Jones works in real estate Mrs Keast Roberts teaches china painting and was well known socially Mr Jones previously lived here and worked with Cherryhurst land company.
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Elizabeth Keast Roberts
Highland Avenue
George D. Jones
Kokomo
Ind
E. F. Higley
Jones
Cherryhurst Land Company
Epworth Church Women Honor Richs At Missionary Meeting
Rev. and Mrs. R. A. Rich of Epworth church were honor guests at the Women's Foreign Missionary Society meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. Samuel Johnson's Walnut street home. Mrs. J. C. Sanderson led devotionals. participants included Mrs. A. M. Leohner and Mrs. S. M. Rearke. Dinner for 50 was served. Aides were Mrs. Robert Russell and Miss Eva Donaldson. Next meeting location to be announced.
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R. A. Rich
Epworth Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Samuel Johnson
Walnut Street
J. C. Sanderson
A. M. Leohner
S. M. Rearke
Robert Russell
Eva Donaldson
Helping Hand Bible Class at Central Presbyterian
The Helping Hand Bible society of Central Presbyterian met on its anniversary with 150 members. The quarterly meeting approved amendments to the constitution, followed by a social hour with refreshments. The next regular gathering is planned for early November.
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Helping Hand
Helping Hand Bible Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Mary Alexander’s Daughter Marries New Bedford Pastor
Marriage announcement from Philadelphia residents Mr and Mrs Alexander Coalville for their daughter Mary to Rev Barnard M Paul pastor of the Presbyterian church of New Bedford. The ceremony occurred Thursday and the couple will reside in New Bedford after November 1.
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New Bedford
Alexander Coalville
Philadelphia
Mary
Barnard M. Paul
Presbyterian Church of
Ladies From Pittsburg Holmdaysburg And Zelienople Attend Club Meet
Mrs Findley McConnell of Pittsburg Mrs Martin B Christy of Holidaysburg and Mrs William W Clark of Zelienople were out of town guests at the Girls club Friday afternoon with hostess Mrs James Kerr Love of Grant street The group spent the early hours in needlework and social conversation A choice collation was served The place of the next meeting will be announced later.
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Findley McConnell
Pittsburg
Martin B. Christy
Hollidaysburg
William W. Clark
Zelienople
Girls’ Club
James Kerr Love
Grant Street
West Grant Street hostess leads Friday sewing party
A pleasant Friday afternoon offered sewing as the main pastime with Miss Susanna Young of West Grant street as the hostess. Refreshments were served and Miss Helen Rhodes of Neshannock avenue will entertain the girls next Friday afternoon.
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Susanna Young
West Grant Street
Helen Rhodes
Neshannock Avenue
Pythian Sisters Plan Halloween Party and Birthday
At Friday’s meeting the Pythian Sisters discussed a Hallowe en party and arranged a birthday party to be held in two weeks. After initiation, music was played and refreshments were served.
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Pythian Sisters
N. T. B. Girls Visit Miss McMurtry for Sewing
The N. T. B. club girls spent Friday afternoon sewing with Miss Ethel McMurtry on Crawford avenue. Refreshments were served and they were invited to Miss Nell Elliott’s home on Neshannock avenue in two weeks.
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N. T. B. Club
Ethel McMurtry
Crawford Avenue
Nell Elliott
Neshannock Avenue
Local Hostesses Set Up Social Gatherings This Week
Mr and Mrs C J Kirk of Highland avenue will entertain the Yucatan club. The Current Events circle will meet with Mrs John Butz on West Grant street.
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C. J. Kirk
Highland Avenue
Yucatan Club
John Butz
West Grant Street
Harvard Expects Easy Victory Over Maine at Stadium
Boston, Oct 3 Harvard aims for an easy win as they face the University of Maine at the Stadium. Last year the Crimson beat Maine 30 to 0. Maine relies on a strong drop kick and kicking game while Kermit Roosevelt was seen in football gear aiming to tackle the freshman team despite being light for the position.
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Boston
Harvard
University of Maine
Crimson
Maine
Bearce
Kermit Roosevelt
Piano Tuning by Joseph Ritter in Pittsburg
Pittsburg piano tuner Joseph Ritter will be here next week. Orders can be left at Metzler Company's store.
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Joseph Ritter
Pittsburg
Metzler Company
Masquerade Party At Foltz Home
Samuel Foltz of Wallace avenue hosted the D. C. club for a masquerade party with Virginia Foltz, Dorothy Edmunds, and Helen Trelfall among the guests. June Norris won the guessing contest as masks came off and candy caramels were hunted. Refreshments of candy and nuts were served and Mary Gregory will host next Tuesday evening.
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Samuel Foltz
Wallace Avenue
Virginia
Dorothy Edmunds
Helen Trelfall
D. C
June Norris
Sorosis Club Inaugurates Fall Winter Meetings
The Sorosis meetings open at Miss Mollie Davis's home on North Jefferson street with a vacation reminiscence from members. Papers by Mrs. Frank Woods on Columbus Massachusetts and De Cabot and Mrs. Ira Fulkerson on The Oldest City in the United States are presented. Mrs. Scott Paisley leads a parliamentary drill. Two weeks hence Mrs. Charles Beadel of Lincoln avenue will host.
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Mollie Davis
North Jefferson Street
Columbus
Massachusetts
de- Cabot
Frank Woods
United St
Ira Fulkerson
Scott Paisley
Charles Beadel
Lincoln Avenue
Candelabra Theme Lights Coterie Club Meeting
Mrs. Charles Pinkerton hosted the Coterie club on North Liberty street Friday evening. Guests played six hand euchre and enjoyed refreshments themed in purple and white, the club colors. Next meeting location has not been decided.
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Charles Pinkerton
North Liberty Street
Butz Couple Celebrate Seventh Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Albert Butz of Edgewood celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary Friday evening with an informal gathering of a few friends and card playing as the diversion.
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Albert Butz
Edgewood
Lucile Ziegler
Ira Ziegler
Fire from defective chimney damages clothing in hall closet
G C Battley of 467 South Mill Street reports a fire in a second floor hall closet caused by a defective chimney. Smoke appeared shortly after 7 PM and Battley extinguished the blaze before firefighters arrived. Losses were clothing items and were insured.
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G. C. Battley
South Mill Street
Mr. Battley
Real Estate Prices Jump on Pittsburg Street District
Recent sales along Pittsburg street district show large gains over last year. Lots near the Third U P church rose from $450 to $600, a 33 1 3 percent increase, with no other city section showing a similar rise.
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Pittsburg
U. P
Card of Thanks for Infant Son’s Death
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen I. Bird of East Liverpool Ohio thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their infant son. They also thank the Ladies of the Golden Eagle the Daughters of America and Rev. Roscamp for their kindness.
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Stephen I. Bird
East Liverpool
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
Daughters of America
Rev
Roscamp
Deaths of the Day Zuriah Belles
Zuriah Belles aged 79 died at his home in North Sewickley Township Beaver County after a tree fell crushing him. Civil War veteran with Company C Fifth Heavy Artillery. Survived by several children including William, Anna, Ada, Albert, Wesley, Fred, and Dora among others. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday from 16 Uber Street with special Mahoning Valley car to Youngstown for interment.
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Zuriah Belles
North Sewickly Township
Beaver County
Fifth Heavy Artillery
Mary A. Black
New Brighton
William
Riverview
B.h
Stephenson, Cal
Anna Battelbaugh
Tiffin
C. H
Beaver Falls
Ada Stickel
New Galilee
Albert C
Wesley
Wampum
Fred C
Lima
Dora
William Wilkes
Uber Street
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Social visits span cities as locals host friends
Miss Helen Rhodes of Neshannock avenue visits Pittsburg. Mrs. William W. Clark of Zelienople spends Friday with city friends. Mrs. Findley McConnell of Pittsburg guests Edwin F. Norris family. Mrs. Margaret Cunningham of Volant visits friends. Miss Helen Rearie and Miss E Mabel Campbell spend a week in Pittsburg. Mrs. R L Deniston of Mercer county stays with daughter Mrs. Sidley. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Devenny and daughter Margaret attend Pittsburg exposition. Miss Mary Tunison of Greenville visits sister Mrs. Leslie in Boyles avenue. Mrs. J A Gehres and Margaret of Akron and Mrs. Charles W Johnson of Barberton visit Mrs. J C Leohner. Mr and Mrs James Agnew of Mercersburg visit son John R Agnew in Croton avenue. Morganza couple join Agnew for a few days.
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Margaret Cunningham
Volant
Helen Rearie
Bartram Avenue
E. Mabel Campbell
Pearson Street
Pittsburg
R. L. Deniston
Mercer County
W. E. Sidley
South Pine Street
Fred Devenny
Margaret
Edgewood Avenue
Mary Tunison
Greenville
Charles Leslie
Boyles Avenue
J. A. Gehres
Akron
Charles W. Johnson
Barberton
J. C. Leohner
James Agnew
Mercersburg
John
Samuel Weigle
Beaver Falls
Josephine Gelbach
Jamestown
N. Y
Earle Kidd
Conway
Zelienople
Harmony
C. S. Passavant
Charles and
Lewis
Florence Wright
New Wilmington
Edna Buhl
Frances Greene
New Castle
Will Clark
Clay Street
Phil Gierling
Hazel
Margaret Gold
William Gold
George Lamberton
Margaret Cubbison
Henry Stokey
Carrie Stokey
Ifft
Rummage Sale on Long Avenue
Rummage sale scheduled for Monday October 5 on Long Avenue opposite Central Christian Church.
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Long Avenue
Central Christian Church
Zelienople and Harmony Social Notes Update
Miss Boots was in Ellwood City Saturday. Folks from Zelienople and Harmony visited relatives in Ellwood City Bea ver Falls New Castle and Pittsburg over the period. Gas line work by A Gold of Patterson Natural Gas expands to Lancaster farms improving winter supply for both towns.
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Boots
Ellwood City
Miss Barr
Jefferson Center
H. H. Beighley
Harmony
Ellwood
Hiram Bicholtz and Son
Hurricane brings present cold snap across regions
Temperatures run below seasonal averages from the Mississippi valley to the coasts as frost is reported in the middle Atlantic and New England, Ohio valley and Tennessee. The West Indian hurricane has moved northeastward over the western Atlantic. Prohibition candidate Frank Milliken of Ellwood City visited town yesterday.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Gulf
Frank Milliken
Ellwood City
Y W C A Announces Start Of Educational Classes
The YWCA says educational classes begin next week. Monday night features Miss Harry’s Higher English 7 30 to 8 30 and Miss Rose Stewart’s French 7 80 to 8 30. Vesper service Sunday at 4 50 discusses Why Study Missions. Bible class work grows, a new class will form, totaling five classes and about 50 participants.
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Association
Harry
Rose Stewart
School Report Hillsville No 3 Pupils Present Daily
The Hillsville school notes month ending September 28 with 88 percent enrollment and 95 percent attendance. Students listed include Frank Veltri Charley Stone Charley Sarchen elle James Longmore Bennie Micco Nora Hardesty Edith McCreary Jennie Myers Marie Rickle Annie Verl Otto Jennie Casontine and Gua B Hofmeister is the teacher.
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Frank Veltri
Charley Stone
Charley Sarchenelle
James Longmore
Bennie Micco
Nora Hardesty
Edith McCreary
Jennie Myers
Marie Rickle
Annie Verlotto
Jennie Casontine
Gua B. Hofmeister
Rummage Sale by YMCA Ladies Auxiliary
The ladies' auxiliary of the Young Men's Christian Association hosts a rummage sale at 463 South Mill Street on Friday and Saturday October 9 and 10.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary of
Young Men's Christian Association
South Mill Street
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Metzler
Mather Bros. CO
Washington Street
Missionary Meeting
N. T. B. Girls
FOLTZ
Sorosis
Coterie Circle
Mellin’s Store
Water Co.’s
Universal
Osgood Hardware CO
Edwin F. Norris
R. W. Clendenin
Wooltex
Made In
America
Hillsville, No
Edmund Vance Cooke
Saturday Evening Post
First Baptist Church
Champ Clark
Shearer
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