Rushing Season Kicks Off at Westminster College
The Inter Fraternity Council sets bidding to begin Thursday at 2 p.m. with freshmen receiving bids from fraternities. The season divides into bidding silent pledging periods with limits on contact and timing, concluding with pledging by midnight Saturday. Council members include Crescent Club Theta Upsilon Omega Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Lambda and officers Charles Wallace.
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Westminster College
Crescent Club
John Hetta
Farrell
Harry Newell
Sharon
Theta Upsilon Omega
T. Gibson
New Kensington
Walter Wilkison
New Castle
Delta Phi Sigma
William Hinkson
George Maxwell
New Wilmington
Kappa Phi Lambda
Joe McFate
Charles Wallace
Melloglo Beauty Cream Introduced At Paisley’s Pharmacy
An advertisement promotes Melloglo a new beauty cream promising a wild rose petal texture and lasting whitening nourishment and purification. It claims quick visible effects and non sticky formula suitable for night use or as a powder base at McKinley & Frantz Paisley’s Pharmacy.
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McKinley & Frantz
Paisley
Halloween Masquerade Planned by Protected Home Circle
PULASKI NEWS notes the Protected Home Circle lodge meeting led by President James Black. A Halloween and masquerade party is planned at James Riblet’s home on Monday October 26 with committee members B T Mitcheltree E L Ayers and James Kiblet. Special guest Mrs Mary E Reno of Chautauqua N Y participates as a charter member. Also reported are social visits and attendance at a three day State Sunday school convention in Erie with multiple locals traveling to attend.
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Protected Home Circle Lodge
James Black
Hallowe’en
James Riblet
B. T. Mitcheltree
E. L. Ayers
James Kiblet
Mary E. Reno
Chautauqua
N. Y
Linger Awhile Club
J. F. Myers
Lloyd Mitcheltree
Charles Clark
Ralph Ayers
Lloyd Rodgers
Lloyd
Billie
Maxine Clark
Tommy Boyd
A. Z. Sweesy
New Castle
Erie
L. L. Rodgers
J. R. Meek
Lois Kerr
Ted Davis
Viola Shirey
Jack
Mary
Alice
Ethel Johnston
Jack Simpson
Canton
Dora Onstett
J. P. Clark
Joseph Onstett
J. H. Pollock
Harsh Warning Over Child At Bedside
In a terse exchange a husband and wife quarrel about a child. The husband declares the child is at the bottom of the cistern, prompting shock and alarm over the dangerous claim.
Lemons Tighten Wrinkled Skin
Squeeze juice from two lemons into three ounces of Orchard White from a druggist, shake well to create a mild anti wrinkle lotion. Massage nightly to erase crows feet and lines. improves skin tone, leaves skin soft and clear for a youthful look.
Freezone Corn Treatment Ad
An advertorial note claims Freezone relieves aching corns instantly by a drop on the area. It promises easy lifting with fingers and no soreness. A druggist sells a small bottle for a few cents to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses.
Edgecomb Fort Edgecomb Maine Landmark Revealed
The Dearborn Independent notes Fort Edgecomb on the Damariscotta River in southern Lincoln County Maine as a historic coastal defense site. Moses Davis deeded the fort site to the U S government on June 3 1808, with earthworks and a brick stone magazine. The two story blockhouse features a 27 foot wide first floor with munition loopholes and an octagonal second story 30 feet wide with heavy portholes and a two foot overhang, plus a wooden watch box and river harbor views.
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Fort Edgecomb
Maine
Edgecomb
Damarashotta River
Lincoln County
Main
Dearborn Independent
Moses Davis
United States
New Bedford and Surrounding Visitors Reported
Miss Frank Calderwood and Mrs Stella Wilcox visited New Bedford on Friday. Families from Youngstown and Sharon spent Sunday with local residents. The 70th birthday of Mrs Neal Gashetti was celebrated by family and Martin and wife from New Castle. Marie Harry joined a Youngstown store. Church Ladies Aid will hold an all day quilting meeting Thursday at the M E church.
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Frank Calderwood
Stella Wilcox
Youngstown
Harry Clark
J. W. Clark
Neal Gashetti
Martin
New Castle
Robert Clark
Sharon
Robert McClenehan
Julia
Ellen
Marie Harry
R. E. Neal
Clara Hays
Calderwoods
Grove City
Ralph Underwood
Coitsville Township
Ira Wylie
Eiswoo City
Herman Bauder
Ralph Moore
A Matter of Social Duty Emphasizes Chest Campaign
An editorial urges New Castle residents to support the Community Chest as a united, efficient method to fund ten welfare agencies. It argues that collective giving reduces drives, highlights social duty, and calls for generous, coordinated support from all citizens, with division leaders listed.
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Community Chest
New Castle
O. P. Brown
R. A. McKinney
H. M. Kirk
William H. Dunlap
S. Reed Megown
Geo. T. Weingartner
Quincy A. McBride
L. B. Round
H. Lee Marvin
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Westminster
NEC
SILK
Bissell
L. L. Swan & CO
North Mill Street
Love & Megown
Pulaski News
C. Ed
Smith Howe
Washington St
Old Fort
State of
New Bedford
D.G. Ramsey
Croton Avenue
East Washington St
Atl
Asu
Manhattan Soap Co
38Th St
New York City
N. C. News
Cape Henry
Chesapeake Bay
St. Louis
Putnam
First National Bank
New Castle, PA
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