Halloween Party Plans At Epworth League
Seventh Ward News reports the Ep worth League of Mahoning Methodist church plans a mas querade Halloween party in the church basement on Monday October 26. Twenty one costume prizes will be awarded to participants from members and nonmembers alike, with a small admittance fee. The event features numerous prize categories, a special cake for best costume, and a series of committee leaders and judges including Myrtle Butts Warren Miller Mary Kane Ruth Shaw and Rev J N Croxall.
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Mahoning Methodist Church
Seventh Ward
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Martha Washington
Perrette
George Washington
Myrtle Butts
Warren Miller
Mary Kane
Rebecca Gwin
Emma Freed
Myrtle Miller
Ruth Shaw
Paul Klingensmith
Candy Booth
Frances Turner
Miss Croxall
Lila McCann
Veda Jones
Frank Meyer
J. N. Croxall
J. M. Yates
Q. E. Davy
George Meyers
Loy Gwin
Third Euchre Held Friday Evening at St Margaret's
The third euchre of four in a church fundraiser series was hosted by St Margaret's ladies on Friday evening. Games of euchre and five hundred were played, with a large attendance and refreshments served later. The organizing committee included Mrs J B McAuley.
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St. Margaret's Church
J. B. McAuley
Madison Avenue church services move to Crescent Theatre
Due to redecorating and repainting, Christian Church on Madison Avenue will hold morning Bible school at 9 45 a m led by J M Bevan and communion and preaching at 10 45 a m in the Crescent theatre at Liberty Street and Madison Avenue There will be no evening service.
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Services
Rev J N Croxall pastor Sunday school at 945 morning worship at 1100 subject five hundred years before Christ Junior Epworth League at 2 in charge of Miss Florence Nash Epworth League at 745 pm church service theme Worth While Business balanced with evening activities for church members
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Methodist Church
J. N. Croxall
Q. E. Davy
Epworth League
Florence Nash
Cleve land Woman Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Clayton Carraher of Cleveland Ohio returns home after visiting her sister Mrs. Frank Nugent on West Cherry Street.
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Clayton Carraher
Cleveland, O
Frank Nugent
West Cherry Street
Patterson Returns Home After Synod Trip
W. C. Patterson of North Cedar Street returns home from Carlisle Pennsylvania. He was among the ministers from Shenango Presbytery to attend the annual Synod meeting of the Presbyterian church.
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W. C. Patterson
North Cedar Street
Carlisle
Patterson
Shenango
Pupils at Mahoning School Receive First Six Weeks Reports
Reports distributed to students at Mahoning school marking the completion of the first six weeks of the school year. Fr iday attendance noted as report day with teachers handing out the forms and rosters.
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Mahoning School
Halloween Decorations in Mahoning and Lawrence Schools
Several rooms in Mahoning and Lawrence schools feature Halloween decor. Lawrence School displays include colored paper windows with fences pumpkins fall scenes and witches while Mahoning School shows owl figures on the windows and a table of leaves paired with a pumpkin display.
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Mahoning School
Lawrence School
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Executive meeting of M E G Auxiliary at Mrs Guy home
Members of the executive committee of the M. E. G. Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Earl Guy on West Madison Avenue.
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M. E. G. Auxiliary
The
Presbyterian Church
Earl Guy
West Madison Avenue
Can You Wear One Friday Evening Party Details
The notice invites parents and children to a party from 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m on Friday evening. It notes that programs for the balance of the year were arranged and that on November 1 Junior Endeavor members begin missionary study work lasting several weeks.
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Endeavor
Church Supper Draws Residents To Jackson Center
A number of people motored to Jackson Center on Friday evening for a church supper at the Methodist church. Attendees included Mrs. Gertrude Marshall of Cherry Street, Mrs. Buxton, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Neal of N Liberty Street, Mr. and Mrs. William Curry, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Wallace of Highland Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock of Ashland Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Comstock and son Billy of Second Street, and Jack Dye of Liberty Street.
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Jackson Center
Gerturde Marshall
Cherry Street
Buxton
R. M. Neal
N. Liberty Street
William Curry
L. M. Wallace
Highland Avenue
Charles Comstock
Ashland Avenue
Clifford Comstock
Billy
Second Street
Jack Dye
Liberty Street
Sermon and Baptism Planned at Local Church
Rev. D. C. Schnebly presides at a church day with Sunday School at 9 50 led by C. A. Patterson. Baptism of infants during morning service. 11 a m church service on The Forgiveness of Sins. Junior Endeavor at 2 p m Intermediate Endeavor at 7 p m and worship at 7 45 p m on Christian Education.
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D. C. Schnebly
C. A. Patterson
Halloween masquerade in Mahoning church basement
Members of the Junior Christian Endeavor at Mahoning Presbyterian church plan a masquerade Hallowen en party in the church basement next Thursday.
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Mahoning Presbyterian Church
Halloween Masquerade Held by Mahoning Church Group
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of Mahoning Presbyterian held a masquerade Hallowe en party in the church basement Friday evening. Twenty six members attended and enjoyed games followed by refreshments served by supervisors Mrs G H Cook and Mrs J E Kerr.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Mahoning Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Endeavor
G. H. Cook
J. E. Kerr
Weekend visit of Dye Myers party to Buffalo
Jack Dye of Liberty street and Mr and Mrs D E Myers of Wilmington avenue are spending the week end with relatives and friends at Buffalo.
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Jack Dye
Liberty Street
D. E. Myers
Wilmington Avenue
Buffalo
Residents and visitors frequent New Castle area notices
Ben Parish moved his family to New Castle this week. Mrs. Henry Heuhler underwent appendicitis surgery at New Castle hospital and is doing as well as can be expected. Numerous locals including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lauden Mrs. Laura Coates and others were in New Castle Wednesday or Thursday for visits and hospital matters.
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Ben Parish
New Castle
Henry Heuhler
New Castle Hospital
Frank Lauden
Laura Coates
Norman McKissick
Douglas
Waynesburg
L. L. Hoover
Roy Anangst
Robert
West Street
Emerson Morrow
French Cabinet Split Over New Policy as Caillaux Faces Opposition
Paris reports a divided French Cabinet over a new fiscal policy with ministers debating resignation or Caillaux's ouster. Caillaux works on a program while factions press for a clear plan to present to parliament next week. Separately, Britain prepares to withdraw occupation forces from Cologne, relocating troops to Wiesbaden before year’s end.
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Cologne
International News Service
Paris
Finance
Caillaux
M. Caillaux
London
Wiesbaden
Premier’s Resignation Talk Divides Cabinet Lineup
Reports split over whether the premier will resign to make way for M Painleve of M Louch eur or insist on remaining in the cabinet as long as the current tenure endures.
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M. Painleve
M. Loucheur
Liberty Matinee Opening Hour Reported at 1 45 PM
An advertisement notes the Liberty matinee began at 1 45 in the afternoon. It confirms the opening hour for the session and marks the time as the start of the program.
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Liberty
Matinee Time Error Corrected for Local Show
The paper notes a Friday error listing doors open at 7:45 for the matinee. It should read 1:45. Parents are reminded that 10 cent matinee admission applies only to the afternoon performance, not the evening showing.
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Erty
Officials Fail Attempt To Burn Huge Coal Tipple
In Harrison County near Fairmont, oil was poured on the Josephine mine tipple of Wyatt Bingamon Coal Company and lit. A watchman raised the alarm. state police extinguished the blaze before serious damage. This was the second arson attempt on the Josephine tipple, following a June 1922 fire that partially destroyed it. The mine employs non union miners.
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International News Service
Fairmont
W. Va
Josephine
Wyatt Bingamon Coal Company
Harrison County
Josephine Mine
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