Hallowe'en Party Draws Two Hundred at Epworth League
About 200 attended a masquerade Hallowe en party in the Meth odist church basement hosted by the Epworth League. Prizes honored best costumes in the grand march and various character categories. Judges included Rev. Croxall and local residents. Myrtle Butts and Ruth Shaw led the organizing efforts.
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Hallowe’en
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
Irene Gorley
Carl Houk
Frederic Wettich
Isabel Shaw
James Edward
George Washington
Ruth Shaw
Frances Hyde
Helen Emerick
Paul Klingensmith
Fike
Mary Gwin
Annabel Ryan
Clark
Pearl Harlan
Martha Washington
Gertrude Petter
Joe Wylie
Myrtle Swinehart
Virginia Cook
Henrietta Emerick
Mildred Coak
Mr. Roherer
Perette
Virginia Yates
Clarence Whittaker
Mary Kane
Miss McC
Hallowe'en Party At Evans Home In Evans
Larkspur Kensington group and families held a Halloween gathering at Mrs. D S Evans East Cherry Street. Fifty seven guests attended enjoyed games and later refreshments served by Mrs. Evans and assistants.
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Larkspur
Kensington
D. Ss. Evans
East Cherry Street
Evans
Wallace Evans
Fred Stickle
William Donley
Hammond
Harry Ketzel
Lillian
Elizabeth Evans
8S. E
Jack
Clark
Fanny Hammond
George Harkless
Glen Dover
Ralph
Wallace Park
William Ketzel
Thomas Parilla
W. T. Jones
Jane Hammond
Olive Pyl
William Harkless
Andrew Reitz
Chambers
D. S. Evans
Shenango Presbyterial Sends Delegates to Harrisburg Synodical
Mrs. E. W. Guy of West Madison avenue represents Shenango Presbyterial at the annual state Women’s Synodical meeting in Harrisburg this week. Other delegates include Mrs. Guy from Mahoningtown Presbyterian and Mrs. Clifford Probst from Beaver street.
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E. W. Guy
West Madison Avenue
Shenango
Homemade Pinex Remedy Says Cough Stops Fast
A home made cough remedy claims rapid relief with 2½ ounces of Pinex in a pint sugar syrup. The formula promises relief within 24 hours, suits bronchitis and hoarseness, and carries a money back guarantee from The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Central Presbyterian Meeting Opens This Afternoon
A meeting at Central Presbyterian Church with a Sharon resident attending opens this afternoon and will close on Thursday. The event features participation by a local woman from Sharon and runs through the upcoming Thursday.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Sharon
Loyal Worker Class Cancelled Friday Event
The Loyal Worker class of the Madison Avenue Christian church will not hold its party Friday evening at Mrs. Walter Wilkins's home as previously announced.
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Madison Avenue Christian Church
Walter Wilkins
Mahoning Presbyterian Class Hosts Halloween Masquerade
Sabbath school class of Mahoning Presbyterian Church led by Pearl Scheidemantle held a Halloween masquerade in the church basement Monday with twenty one attendees. Social games and refreshments were served by the teacher and Ethel Scheidemantle.
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Mahoning
Virginia Guy
Jane Leicht
Hazel Smith
Olive Pyle
Beatrice Morrison
Elizabeth Cripps
Mary Sullivan
Florence Hillier
Arley Wilson
Dorothy Shriver
Margaret Evans
Margaret Reed
Kiwanis Troop 4 Scout Meeting Highlights
At the regular Kiwanis Troop 4 meeting twenty two scouts attended. Bud Thompson won the knot tying contest and Edward Cox will receive the knot board presentation. Robert Wilson passed his firemanship merit badge test and Edward Cox was elected senior patrol leader.
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Kiwanis Troop
Bud Thompson
Edward Cox
Robert Wilson
Charles Nealis
Paul Wilson
Frederic Wettich
Walter Rischel
Milford
M. J. Howard
J. T. Dilley
Return Home After Weekend Visit
Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. J. F. Avery of Wabash Avenue returned home Sunday evening from McKees Rocks where they spent the weekend visiting relatives. J. F. Avery remained at McKees Rocks to visit for two weeks with relatives.
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Mary Jones
J. F. Avery
Wabash Avenue
McKees Rocks
Change of residence for Mr and Mrs George Cupps
Mr and Mrs George Cupps of Blaine Street have moved to the apartment over the Agan store on Ashland Avenue.
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George Cupps
Blaine Street
Agan
Ashland Avenue
Paul Gibson Spends Weekend With Parents
Paul Gibson, a student at Allegheny College, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson of North Cedar Street.
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Paul Gibson
Allegheny College
Frank Gibson
North Cedar Street
Visiting Here Paul Thomas Visits Rochester
Paul Thomas of Rochester is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Rainey on Darlington Avenue.
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Paul Thomas
Rochester
G. D. Rainey
Darlington Avenue
HERE OVER WEEK-END ADOLPH KUBINSKY VISIT
Adolph Kubinsky of Pittsburgh spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Kubinsky on South Liberty Street.
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Adolph Kubinsky
Pittsburgh
William Kubinsky
South Liberty Street
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