Young People's Council To Meet In New Castle Sunday
The first meeting of the year for the Young People's Division in New Castle district is set for Sunday October 25 at 2 pm in the YWCA auditorium. Superintendent T J Davies and associate supervisor Geneva Fleming organize a program featuring Rev Homer B Davis Lillian Armstrong Earl Owen and Isie Warner among others with talks songs and sessions for boys and girls.
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Young People’s Division
New Castle District
T. J. Davies
Geneva Fleming
Homer B. Davis
Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church
Nana Jenkins
Clarence Boston
Ruth Patton
Rebeccarwin
Henry Brenneman
Ruth Kennedy
Lewis Jenkins
Earl Owen
Isie Warner
Jack Etter
Enid Williams
Edwin Lavis
Isabelle Wallace
Lyle McGrath
Charlotte Rodgers
Lillian Armstrong
Lev
Llizabeth Lowery
Ray Ziegler
Joe and
Anna Patterson
Charles Matthews
Grace Benford
Young People’s Society the Hope of the Church
Perry Shuler
Home Brew Accessories Rise in Hardware Trade
Atlantic City reports a shift in the hardware market as home brew accessories become a staple. Charles H. Williams of Streator Illinois tells delegates at the American Hardware Manufacturers Association convention that the home brew accessory has become essential in his town and has replaced the saloon accessory trade.
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International News Service
Atlantic City
Charles H. Williams
Streator
Appeal Decision To Evict Families Of Striking Miners
FAIRMONT West Virginia October 23 An appeal against Justice W H Billingslea's order to evict 13 families of union miners from houses owned by Consolidated Coal company was being prepared today by A A Knapp counsel for the defendants. The coal company says the homes are needed for non union miners working in its mines. Before the strike the evicted families were employed by Consolidated Coal company.
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International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
W. H. Billingslea
Consolidated Coal Company
A. A. Knapp
Surveyors At Work Along Slippery Rock
Surveyors are reported at work along the Slippery Rock in the eastern part of the county. It is said they are engaged on a power plant project but confirmation of the report is lacking.
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Slippery Rock
Engineer to Furnish Line for Weingartner Eakin Building
City Engineer Miller was instructed to provide the line of North Mill street to the Weingartner Realty Company, contractor for the Eakin building, during the today council meeting.
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Council
Miller
North Mill Street
Weingartner Realty Company
Eakin
Hallowe en celebration urged for Friday in New Castle
Community discussion proposes a Friday Halloween event since Saturday falls on the holiday. Residents, young and old, favor dressing in costumes and a wholesome street celebration to curb private mischief while allowing a restful Saturday and a busy weekend. Weather could affect turnout.
Special Message To Young People Sermon at Westfield Church
Rev Ross M Haverfield will preach a special sermon to the young people at the morning service Sunday at 11 o clock in Westfield Presbyterian church. The subject is The Four Fold Life. Sunday School follows at 12 15 p m with J Wylie Brewster as superintendent. Christian Endeavor Society meets at 7 30 p m and School of Missions at 8 p m. The Bell Telephone Co today informed council efforts would be made to improve telephone service in the city.
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Ross M.haverfield
Westfield Presbyterian Church
J. Wylie Brewster
Christian Endeavor Society
School of Missions At & P. m
Bell Telephone Company
Council
Prizes Announced for Local Bankers Hallowe en Party
The New Castle Chapter of the American Institute of Banking announces a Hallowe en party on Thursday October 29 at Liberty Grange hall Har lansburg road. Four prizes will be awarded for costumes first a fountain pen second a two pound box of candy third a vanity for funniest female costume and fourth an Eversharp Pencil for funniest male costume. The event is free to members and friends and transportation requests must reach the committee by Tuesday at four.
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Hallowe'en
Liberty Grange
Harlansburg Road
New Castle
American Institute of Banking
Nor
Local Citizens Named in Court Filing
The list names E. Clark, J. C. Miner, Fannie Love, A. J. Goldman and John J. Maher as involved parties in a pending matter.
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Man E. Clark
J. C. Miner
Fannie Love
A. J. Goldman
John J. Maher
G A R Ladies Deny Dance Ticket Sale Connection
Mrs Emma Goas president of the G A R Ladies clarifies the local circle was not involved in a dance promoted by four men for a patriotic group. Proceeds were claimed for Civil War veterans, but the ladies state they are not connected with the effort.
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Emma Goas
of the Ladies of the G. A. R
The
West Virginia Coal Motorman Killed In Mine
William Tenn, motorman of a coal train, was killed at the New England Coal Company's mine near Grant Town West Virginia when his head struck overhead timber. The accident was reported from the company office today.
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International Newa
Grant Town
W. Va
William Tenn
New England Coal Company
Here
Petition for pardon filed for life convict Pete Cristeau
The court rejected the petition but Cristeau alias Christy remains imprisoned for life for the fatal slaying of Policeman John Cuceia. Attorney Thomas W. Dickey presented the pardon request on behalf of the convicted slayer.
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Pete Cristeau
Christy
John Cuceia
Thomas W. Dickey
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Margaret Lowery
W. D. McKnight
Home Brew Accessories
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Dorothy Gish
Henry King
Penn Symphony
Moore
Garer
Casazza
Batez
Jules Steeg
Morocco
Marshal Lyautey
Edgar Hunt Wilson
Trenton
N. J
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera Co
V. J. Patel
Bombay
Wetcht Coffee
Boraxo
Beng
Franklin
Wrignt
Charlotte
RUSSE
Callie
Veal
Weiners
Os Ey
James Cruze
Pony Express
International News
Hallowe'en Party
West Virginia
State Board of Pardons
Richard DIX
Jin
Jacqueline Logan
ALL Star
Neely Edwards
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