Knights Host Social Event Sparks Oyster Shortage
Fr. Martin J Brennan and Fr Joseph Fitzpatrick spoke as knights from St Marys council hosted an oyster feed at the Knights of Columbus club on North Jefferson Street. The event featured stews boxing bouts and musical solos amid good fellowship while a Vatican Benediction from Pope Pius VII was presented to the council.
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St. Mary’s Council
Knights of Columbus
North
Jefferson Street
Knights
Martin J. Brennan
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Hughey Hannon
Jack Griffith
Thomas Cunningham
Albert Fehrenbach
Anna Hamilton
Eddy Brady
Eddie Weygant
Joe Gilfoyle
Arthur O'Oberleitner
Jimmy Dime
Jimmy
George Chip
Joseph Sulzer
St. Mary's Council
Ed. Whalen
Tom Donegan
Vic Kempe
Joseph Graham
P. C. Kelly
B. J. Hanlon
Pope Pius VII
Rome
ABE MARTIN ON KNOCKING
Abe Martin surveys knockin as a national occupation with wit and plain talk. He notes knockers thrive in all walks from funerals to weddings, newspapers to neighbors, and even at birth announcements, while urging acceptance of this social habit alongside taxes.
Club Framed Portrait Event Draws Friday Crowd
A framed piece will hang in the club parlor and Friday night’s events drew strong interest. If the following activities match the quality, members plan to attend in force, especially if oysters are served.
Thirty Five At Annual Wild Boar Club Gathering
GROVE CITY Pa Oct 31 Covers were laid for 35 at the banquet of the Wild Boar Club served last evening at the Grove City Country Club. The club, consisting of Grove City young men, meets once yearly in October for a banquet. five were instituted as new members and $75 of a $200 contribution went to the college endowment fund. In England 22,000 women are employed as electrical workers.
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Grove City
Wild Boar Club
England
Clyde Becomes Carnegie Head
Clyde is named president of the Carnegie Steel Co succeeding Homer D. Williams. The promotion was announced in New York by Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel Corp. Clyde, longtime executive, retires from his former role as senior vice president and general manager of sales. He was born in Chester, Pa., and educated at Chester public schools and Pennsylvania Military College.
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Pittsburgh
William G. Clyde
Carnegie Steel Company
Homer D. Williams
Pittsburgh Steel Company
Clyde
Carnegie Company
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Mr. Clyde
Chester
John Edwin and
Emma Berthartt Clyde
Pennsylvania Military College
Ryan & McDonald
Bal
Notable Steel Man Clyde Ties to Wetherill Chester Firm
The text traces Clyde's career from his origins in Timore to his association with Robert Wetherill & Co., the machinists and founders of Chester. It notes his later focus on steel sales while remaining a practical steel man with substantial mill experience.
Mercer Gun Club Targets Trespassing Hunters
Mercer Gun Club states it will prosecute all hunters trespassing on county farmland without owner permission. Club head C B Hinkley says license numbers will be provided to club attorney J W Nelson of Mercer for immediate action.
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Mercer Gun Club
Mercer
Payroll Bandits Take $3150 in New York Cash Pile
Five bandits stormed Story and Flickinger in New York City as cashier John Toerner and employees Otto Krapp and Diani Rondini were bound with wire and forced to surrender a payroll totaling 3150 dollars. Authorities traced the robbers from the bank, while St. Louis policewomen made 2712 arrests last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
John Toerner
Story and
Flickinger
Jones Street
Otto Krapp
Diani Rondini
Toerner
St. Louis
Subscriptions Rise in Community Chest Drive Totals Listed
Final report from the Community Chest headquarters shows contributions from various individuals and firms, detailing amounts pledged by Dean McQuill, Thomas Myers, Mrs. S. M. Matheny, Brindle Printing Co., McCrory & Co, Meek-Mclukin Dairy Co, and others. The notice urges attendance at a Rotary Club event and emphasizes voting for the city’s best interests. It closes with a Grover quotation and a note about Mollison sisters, early women hotel proprietors in western Canada.
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Dean McCqull
Thomas A. Myers
S. M. Matheny
May Allison
Brindle Printing Co
PS. Neth
John A .Bullar
McCrory & Co
Ol. Pandero
Quincy AL Merride
Meek-Mcluikin Dairy Co
B. Zerner
Oard. G. MacNab
Mabell Hutchison
Ot. Offutt
J.C. Gilfillan
Geo. T. Weingartner
J. Offutt
AL Green
Ira Ramsey
I. B. Richards
Love
AL. Sareka
Moffatt
George Winter
TOW
Convention To Close Sunday At Gospel Tabernacle
A three service closing is planned for the Here Convention at Gospel Tabernacle on Pearson Street led by Rev. E S Conley of Williamsport Pa He has preached all week and bands were raised for prayer The morning service at 11 4 0 a m will include the Lord's Supper The 2 30 p m topic is The Blessed Life And How To Obtain It The 7 30 p m sermon asks Who Was The Good Samaritan And Who The Men That Fell Among The Thieves The evangelist is a strong gospel preacher with engaging messages
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Acdnual
Alliance Gospel
Rev
Conley
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Keystone
Washington
Bailey's
Bailey’s Auto
Jefferson St
Abe Martin
McKee
N. Mill ST
Parlor Furnace
Dutford
Washington St
Union Store
Carnegie
Carnegie Co
New York City
D.G. Ramsey
Croton Avenue
East Washington St
Baker’s
Louis Fischer
New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital
Walter Baker & Co. Ltd
Dorchester
Musa
Montatar, Canapa
W. Frank Blanning
Annie
Blanning
New Castle
Philadelphia Textile School
Gimbel Bros
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
City of
Branning
Blanning Campaign Committee
Community Chest
Eliest
Rotary Club
Carles Paisley
Edwin Osgood Grover
Mollison
Hately
Western
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The
Dominion
112Th Regiment
F. C. Jones
Slater
Frank Buffing
Etter
Fountain Inn
Gospel Tabernacle
United States
American Chemical Society
Society
Iowa
Gundtian
Sample’s
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J. New Castle
Lawrence Avenue
4Th. Street
Ellwood City
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