Westminster In Buffalo Makes Final Football Preparations
Westminster College faces the University of Buffalo at Rotary Field in Buffalo after arriving by train at 10 30 p m The weather promises favorable conditions for a 2 30 p m kickoff Local Buffalo officials aim to avenge last year s 15 9 defeat Westminster coach E Dwight Dyer has yet to confirm the starting lineup with several spots still unsettled End candidates Homer Beggs and Red Kelly are expected to start Along the line tackles Byler Rose guards Hoffman Montgomery center Tarr signals by Coles or Pahle with Offutt and Lauder at the back and Bowen or Hyrilla at fullback.
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William Thomas
Buffalo
N. Y
Lake Erie
Westminster College
Buffalo Athletic Club
Rotary Field
Westminster
University of Buffalo
E. Dwight Dyer
Homer Beggs
Sandy Lake
Red Kelly
New Castle
Byler
Rose
New Wilmington
Hoffman
Sharon
Montgomery
Capt. Tarr
Johnstown
Coles
Homestead
Pahle
Erie
Offutt
Lauder
Elizabeth
Bowen
Hayrilla
North Braddock
Test Well Near Grove City Signals Gas Prospects
A test well on the Bert McBride farm in Pine township Grove City Pa at 800 feet deep probes gas potential on a 1200 acre lease by Frank B Parshall. Drilled by T B McFadden between Wolf Creek Gas field and Barkeyville with 1500 feet sand depth anticipated and potential local distribution plans.
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Grove City
Bert McBride
Pine Township
T. B. McFadden
Frank B. Parshall
Wolf Creek
Barkeyville
Ohio State to Meet Chicago on soggy field
Chicago and Ohio State ready for a wet field clash as Coach Stage’s Maroons aim to use hammering rushing power. Ohio State’s passing game is hampered by the conditions, with McCarty Marks Francis and Timme set to carry the ball and Kernwein Rouse Duvall Curley and Abbott in open play.
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International News Service
Chicago
University of Chicago Maroons
Ohio “Buckeye
Ohio
Chicago Lads
McCarty
Marks
Francis
Timme
Kernwein
Rouse
Duvall
Curley
Abbott
Babe Ruth to Undergo Operation in New York Hospital
Babe Ruth plans another operation at St Vincent's Hospital in New York after his illness worsened following last May surgery. He missed World Series games while the abscess in his old wound is treated and may remain hospitalized for weeks.
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New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ruth
Pittsburgh
Swat
Canada
Kneram And Lemer Win Signalling In Croton Troop Five
Beaver Patrol of Croton Boy Scout Troop wins signaling contest at weekly Croton headquarters session. Wil ls Kneram sender and John Lemer receiver, with Stag and Crow patrols placing behind. Beaver also wins first aid contest. Flying Eagle second.
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Kneram and
Lemer Win
Croton
Beaver
Croton Schol
Tenderfoot
Wills Kneram
John Lemer
Stag Patrol
Flying Eagle Patrol
Crow Patrol
Beaver Patrol
James Maloney
Frank Fiorelli
Flying Eagle
Crow
Stag
Laurel Boulevard
Robert Abraham
John Lemner
Andy Mick
Tony Montfort
Daniel Boone
M. J. Howard
Tony Colaluca
Clifford McClelland
Ed Book
George Ward
R. F. Davis
Soggy Field Sets Third City Series Showdown
Chicago White Sox face the Cubs in the third city series game played on a soggy field in Chicago. The Cubs lead 1-0 and 1 tie after a 19 inning thriller. Fa ber starts for the Sox and Blake starts for the Cubs.
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Soggy Field
Chicago
International News Service
Chicago White Sox
Cubs
Sox
Faber
Blake
Murder Victim Found in Marsh Still Unidentified
A murder victim found in a marsh near New Castle remains unidentified after a month long search. Investigators report no solid clues and many missing persons inquiries, with attempts to identify the head and remnants of footwear continuing. County Detective Dunlap and Coroner Caldwell oversee the case as hope for leads fades.
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New Castle
J. M. Dunlap
J. P. Caldwell
Railroads Witness Grand Screen Romance The Danger Signal
Railroad men and their families are urged to see the film The Danger Signal at the Regent Theatre on Monday and Tuesday. Trade press praise the cast and motive, calling it one of the year’s greatest rail road romances now showing for two days only.
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Regent Theatre
Regent
Overcoats Prevail In Washington For Third World Series Game
Washington fans braved icy winds at Clark Griffith stadium for the third game of the World Series between the Senators and the Pirates. Early arrivals from Elmira and Springfield stood in line since dawn to claim seats along the bleachers near the field as veterans recalled past series.
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International News Service
Washington
Clark Griffith Stadium
Senators
Pirates
H. J. O'Neil
Elmira
N. Y
T. W. Reagan
Springfield
Mass
Pittsburgh
Reagan
Reducing Classes Begin Next Week at Y W C A
Ladies of New Castle urged to join reducing classes at the Y W C A starting next week. Morning class on Wednesday October 14 and evening class on Thursday October 15 with a four dollar term. Call Y W C A at 748 to enroll or for more information.
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New Castle
Y. W
Big Sister Party Plans At YWCA This Tuesday
The Senior Girl Reserves announce a big sister party for sophomores Tuesday evening at the YWCA. An annual social event opens the season with about 225 girls expected and roughly 75 guests. Virginia Duff chairs the social committee and leads the program with its helpers.
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Virginia Duff
Bluege Unable to Play Today for Senators at Home
Harris planned to use Alex Ferguson or Emil Yde as the left‑handed option while Tom Zachary’s warm weather risk kept the lineup guessing. Ray Kremer was the original choice, with Altrock set to pitch to the batters. Walter Johnson and Goslin provided early drama as Curly Ogden pitched.
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Harris
Alex Ferguson
Wild Man
Tom Zachary
Ray Kremer
Bill McKechnie
Emil Yde
Senators
Griffith
Acuemen
Yde
Nick Altrock
Altrock
Walter Johnson
Goslin
Curly Ogdena
Chest Drive Seeks $94 000 From City to Aid Agencies
The budget committee of the Community Chest proposes a $94 000 drive on October 16 26 led by Marcus Feuchtwanger James M Smith and Thomas H Hartman. The committee says the recommended budget targets social problems and needs of each Chest agency to best serve New Castle with economical fund use.
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Marcus Feuchtwanger
James M. Smith
Thomas H. Hartman
Community Chest
New Castle
Kum Join Us Class Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Kum Join Us class of Grace M. E. church met at Mrs. C. F. Flannery’s home for the season opener. Officers elected: president Miss Freda McCord, vice president Catherine Johnson, secretary Marfydd Owens, treasurer Bertha Ayers. Membership chair Marfydd Owens. Next meeting set at Miss McCord’s Hamilton street home.
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Grace M. E. Church
C. F. Flannery
Freda McCord
Catherine Johnson
Marfydd Owens
Bertha Ayers
Hamilton Street
Realty Transfers in Ellwood City and Nearby Areas
Transactions show property transfers in multiple wards and towns including Second Ward Shenango Ellwood Ellwood City Union and Fourth Ward with amounts from $1 up to $6550. Notable entries include John W Book to John W Keast for 1300 and John Birtalan to Nick Loccasino for 6550 with several spouses and families exchanging deeds in Wayne Saran Ward and Third/Fourth wards.
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John W. Book
John W. Keast
Saran’ Ward
Ary EB. Eckles
Howard F. Mazey
Second Ward
Ben G. Swick
Isaac Latimer
Wayne
Chas. H. Fyock
Wm. E. Hoover
Union
Eugene G. Himebaugh
Howard Himebaugh
S. New Castle
Eva M. Armstrong
George T. Weingartner
Shenango
Fourth Ward
Nannie M. Fulmer
Rocco Zappia
Ellwood City
Estella M. Elmer
Edwin J. Kinter
J. Clare Hoover
Walter §. Smith
John Birtalan
Nick Loccasino
Ellwood
Emma Albino
John Ricci
Paul Albino
Robi
Curtis
John R. Holler
Louise E. Spencer
Harold A. Gibson
Real Estate Agent Hiller Joins William Nunn Agency
Charles A. Hiller, long associated with Clare P. DuShane Real Estate and Insurance, has accepted a position with the William Nunn Agency after years in the local firm.
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Charles A. Hiller
Clare P. DuShane Real Estate and Insurance
William Nunn
Woman's Place Is In The Home Motto Sparks Debate
A column echoes an old saying about women in the home and argues that breaking traditional roles disrupts social order, prompting readers to weigh gender expectations and domestic duties in contemporary life.
New Castle Kiwanis Members Return From State Convention
Members of the New Castle Kiwanis club and their wives returned from Reading after attending the Pennsylvania Kiwanis state convention held October 5 6 and 7. The trip was in a fifty car Greensburg Greensburg caravan. Hay den Oliver of Scranton was elected governor of the Kiwanis district of Pennsylvania. Mr Wolford trustee of the local club was delegate to the convention.
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New Castle Kiwanis Club
Reading
The
Kiwanis
Greensburg
Fred Wolford
L. C. Mantz
Louis
Franklin
Pennsylvania
Berkshire Hotel
Conneaut Lake
Hayden Oliver
Scranton
Wolford
Scout Troop Plans Hallowe'en Party
The First Presbyterian Church Boy Scout Troop 17 met last evening to arrange a Hallowe'en party. Scoutmaster Shult formed a planning committee including John Rudolph Jack White Hugh Miller and Jack Hartley. New members J McClurg and Jack Hartley joined the troop while 15 boys attended and Paul Wilken visited.
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First Presbyterian Church
Shult
John Rudolph
Jack White
Hugh Miller
Jack Hartley
J. McClurg
Paul Wilken
Blue Triangle Club Elects Officers
The Blue Triangle club of the YWCA met in the YW Friday evening with seventeen members present. Officers elected were Mary Tewell president Gertrude Dietterle vice president Ruth Jamison secretary Florence Waddington treasurer.
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Blue Triangle Club
Y. W
Mary Tewell
Gertrude Dietterle
Ruth Jamison
Florence Waddington
Thomas Leweilyn
Simple Services To Mark Burial Of Christy Mathewson
Tribute crowds gather for Christy Mathewson's burial in Bucknell alumna spirit. Laborers students and officials file to the Stoughton home as Mathewson, who died in Saranac Lake after tuberculosis worsened from a wartime cough, is honored by Bucknell as a war hero and alumnus.
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Christy Mathewson
Mathewson
F. C. Stoughton
Matty
Susquehanna River Bridge
Bucknell
Stoughton
Saranac Lake
France
Diager
Deaths Of The Day Hugh P Stockman and Family
Hugh P Stockman a longtime city resident and carpenter died at 3 50 am at 829 East Washington after seven years invalidism from a leg injury. Born January 1 1847 he leaves a wife two sisters six sons and a daughter with services Monday at 130 pm at 829 East Washington Rev Homer Davis officiating burial Oak Park.
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Hugh Presley Stockman
East
Washington Street
Mr. Stockman
Robert R
Jane Warnock Stockman
Epworth M. FE
Adda Stockman
Kate Stockman
Elizabeth B. Garvin
H. Clare Stockman
Deaths of Mrs Katherine Webb and three others
Mrs Katherine Webb aged 74 died at 630 East Washington street after a short illness. She leaves three daughters and siblings. Funeral plans send her to Chicago for services and burial. Also noted are funeral services for George Shoaff and Rev. Harry R. Belles with details of times and churches.
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Katherine Webb
Charles Webb
East
Washington Street
Webb
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Clara Myers
Mary Carbine
Alice Webb
Sarah Byrnes
Cleveland
George
Elizabeth Street
J. Williamson
Highland United Presbyterian Church
S. EK. Irvine
First United Presbyterian Church
Graceland Cemetery
Graustark to Play at Penn Theatre With Slight Price Hike
Graustark comes to the Penn theatre for four days starting Monday with a lavish production. Admission will rise to 50 cents for adults and 20 cents for children for both matinee and evening showings, due to the film’s high cost. Norma Talmadge and Eugene OBrien star with a strong supporting cast.
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Penn Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
Accident Victim Recovers in Grove City
Grove City Pa October 10 Miss Dorothy Buchanan one of three Grove City girls injured in a recent auto wreck will be discharged from Grove City Hospital within a few days. Buchanan suffered a fractured skull and has recovered rapidly.
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Grove City
Dorothy Buchanan
Grove City Hospital
Buchanan
Easton Girl To Wed Mercer Man
Frances Elizabeth Cutz of Easton will marry Stewart Zahniser of Mercer in a spring wedding. Engagement announced by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cutz of Easton confirms the planned union with the Zahniser family of Otter street Mercer.
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Mercer, Pa
Frank Cutz
Easton
Frances Elizabeth
Stewart Zahniser
Mercer
D. W. Zahniser
Otter Street
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Highland Avenue
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Ladies of the
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Mr. Shoaff
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Jewett Coach
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