Quota Club Hear Constitution Talk In New Castle
Attorney C H Akens spoke at the New Castle Quota Club about the Constitution during Constitution Week. The meeting featured vocal selections by Prof R A Johns and Mrs Johns, with a recap of past club events and plans for the Doll Show posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Akens
New Castle
MLC
Akens
United States
R. A. Johns
Johns
M. GC. A
Jéliza‘beth White
Federation Women Have First Fall Meeting
Plans for the new year were discussed at the Federation of Women's Clubs opening meeting in the YWCA. Reports from committees were heard and Mrs Charles Mayberry, Centennial Booth chair, announced a final report showing funds added to the clubhouse fund. Mrs Howard Kirk announced Dr Howard Griggs lectures on American Statesmen starting October 1. The federation thanks contributors to Centennial booths.
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Federation of Women’s Clubs
Charles Mayberry
Howard Kirk
Women’s Club
Howard Griggs
Federation
Rev and Mrs Landis Entertain Young People
Members of the Baptist Young People's Union of the First Baptist church convened Tuesday evening at Rev George M Landis home 222 Garfield avenue with about thirty youths present After a brief business session a social period followed featuring games A dainty lunch was served by Mrs Landis later in the evening.
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Baptist Young People’s Union of the First Baptist Church
Garfield Avenue
Neighborhood party hosts swap bridge and dinners
Mr and Mrs David G Harrison hosted an informal Garfield Avenue gathering with nine tables of bridge and five hundred, fall flowers, and refreshments served by aides Mrs Charles Lindner Mrs Clarence Fischer and Mrs J J Eimes. Martha McClintock wed Harry James at Laurel Avenue with reception then trip to Washington and move to Leasure Avenue. Mr James employed by Howard Stove Co. Enjoy tureen dinner by Bethany Lutheran Ladies with talk by Christian Butler on education of the race. B Club held a tureen dinner at Point Place with gifts for birthday, N C Hospital Club elected officers and planned Elks dinner. Willing Workers class to roast corn and wiener Thursday evening. Kensington associates met at Mrs Porte’s home on Laurel Boulevard. fall flowers displayed throughout homes.
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David G. Harrison
Garfield Avenue
Charles Lindner
Clarence Fischer
J. J. Eimes
Washington, D. C
James
Leasure Avenue
Howard Stove Company
Beaver Falls
Missionary Society of Bethany Lutheran Church
Charles Q. ‘Frank
East Washington Street
Christian Butler
Sciota
B Club
D. L. Shields
Point Place
B. B. Club
F. M. Mershimer
WH. Tanney
Laurel Boulevard
Local social notes and club meetings listed
A scattered schedule of gatherings and notices highlights the week. Reports include decorations and needlework at a hostess party with Mrs. Walter Russell and Mrs. Reg jmond Rhodes assisting, a Lawrences Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting planned at Mrs. Jamies Ray’s home, St. Joseph’s Touchie euchre sessions, Hy EH. Martin's Bible fellowship moving to Friday lunch, Indiana Girls meeting postponed to Saturday, Ladies Scottish Club hosting by Mrs. John Winnon, West Side Club at the K. of C. Home Thursday, G. B. F. club at Miss Bessie Hill’s on Walter street, and other social events across local households.
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AL BK
Lawrences
Daughters of the Amerian Revolution
Ats Celock
Jamies
Ray
Wallace Avenue
Valley Temple Daughters of Elks Meet Saturday Evening
Valley Temple No. 167 Daughters of Elks announce a meeting this Saturday evening in McGoun hall at o'clock. Sunshine Kensington hosted the group at Mary Pinch’s Selota Street home on Monday, with Mrs. Bags leading the business session and refreshments provided by the hostess with Mrs. Thomas assisting. Next gathering planned in two weeks at Mrs. Katherine Engs’s home.
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Valley Temple Valley Temple No. 167
Daughters of Elks
McGoun Hall
Sunshine Kensington
Mary .Pinch
Selota Street
Bessie McDaniel
Lucy Brooks
Emme Walker
Miss Thomas
Katherine Bags
Elizabeth Thomas
Katherine Engs
Green Street
Religious and Fraternal Circles Meet Tonight
American Home Watchmen No 45 will meet this evening in the City building at o clock. Initiations will take place and refreshments will be served for members only. Berean Bible Class Bergan Bible class meets Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs James Patterson Brooklyn avenue. Mrs Edith Shaffer will be leader and Mrs Frank Rudesill teacher. Second U P Church Kate A Hill Missionary Society of the Second U P church will have their first fall meeting Monday evening at 6 o clock in the church. This will be a social meeting with a special program.
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American Home Watchmen No 45
Berean Bible
Bergan Bible
James Patterson
Brooklyn Avenue
Edith Shaffer
Frank Rudesill
Eacher
Second U. P. Church
Kate A. Hill Missionary Society
U. P
State Convention Call Issued by Pennsylvania Sabbath Leaders
Percy L. Graig James A. Lansing and Walter I. Myers issue a call to Sunday School officers and teachers across Pennsylvania to attend the Erie convention October 14 to 16 1925 for spiritual uplift moral education and stronger Sabbath observance. The message urges broad county representation and prayer for guidance as they seek renewed vigor and reform in religious education.
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Percy L. Crag
James A. Lansing
Walter I. Myers
Pennsylvania
H. J. Heinz
Erie
Sandar
Percy L. Graig
James, A. Lansing
Walter. E. Myers
Call For B. & C. Coal Cars Greatest Within Two Years
Cumberland, Sept. 23. The Cumberland division of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad logged the heaviest traffic in two years with 8,108 cars moved yesterday. Eastbound loads totaled 4,100, including 2,206 coal from the Fairmont Somerset Meyersdale region, while 3,948 loads went west. Demand for empty cars to coal regions reached a two year peak, and Western Maryland railway along with the Cumberland and Pennsylvania railroad sent 500 to 609 loads east daily, with equivalent empties returning to mines.
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Cumberland, Vd
Cumberland Division
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Fairmont
Somerset
Meyersdale
Western Maryland Railway
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Personal Mention Toasts and Travels in Local Notes
Miss Mary Hald of Emerson Avenue visits Atlantic City and Trenton New Jersey. Born to Mr and Mrs John Logue of Boro Line Street twins a son and a daughter. Jas R Gordon of Mort Wercer Street left for Washington Pa to enter W and J College. Mrs H A Shaffer Morton Street recovering well after operation. Thomas Wilcox of Cleveland Ohio returns home after vacation with Mr and Mrs B J Hoover of Edison Avenue. Wilbert L Rice of Casper Kentucky visits his parents at 408 Hedgewood Avenue. Joseph Haid of Emerson Avenue leaves for trips to Washington Philadelphia New York and Trenton to visit brothers Charles and Paul Haid.
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Mary Hald
Emerson Avenue
Atlantic City
Trenton
M. J
John Logue
Boro Line Street
Jas. R. Gordon
Mort
Wercer Street
Washington, Pa
W. and J. College
H. A. Shaffer
Morton Street
New Castle Hospital
Thomas Wilcox
Cleveland
B. J. Hoover
Edison Avenue
Wilbert L. Rice
Casper,Ky
L. A. Rice
Hdgewood Avenue
Joseph Haid
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Charles
Paul Haid
Traffic court fines posted for city violations
Alvin Scheifele paid a five dollar fine this morning for a traffic regulation violation. Luttane also paid a two dollar fine for a traffic regulation violation.
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Alvin Scheifele
I. Luttane
What Is Trouble With Wives Can You Give Reason
Readers are invited to write a brief letter on the trouble with wives, offering theories on divorce trends and marital constraints. Submit short, pointed letters to the Peon Theatre by the Monday deadline, September 26, for a chance to win free tickets.
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Times
Fenn Theatre
Peon Theatre
Trobkem
Frances Willard Union met at Sheridan Avenue home
The Frances Willard Union held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. George Hudsons home on Sheridan avenue with Mrs. J B McClaren presiding. Mrs. Orr spoke on Sabbath school work in Lawrence county and 108 members paid dues while 51.25 was donated for a rest room at the fair grounds. The next meeting will be October 16 at Mrs R T Galbreaths home.
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Frances Willard Union
George Hudson
Sheridan, Avenue
J. B. McClaren
Willian Stewart
O. C. Orr
Lawrence County
J. 8. McClaren
Yeorle
W. W. Orr
W. GC. T. Ue
Harrisburg
R. T. Galbreath
Leasure Avenue
Two Minor Auto Accidents Reported Since Noon
Two slight auto accidents were reported to the police since noon Tuesday by Dr. V. C. Wagner of North Mercer. The incidents indicate minor damage and no serious injuries.
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V. C. Wagner
North Mercer
Shenango Valley Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges
Admission: Mrs Eva Beg Rhodes Place. Discharges: Mrs Hazel Hoover, Edward Robinson, Ray Street. Notes appear cut mid entry leaving incomplete details of patients and addresses.
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Shenango Valley Hospital
Eva Beg
Rhodes Place
Hazel Hoover
Grate Street
Edward Robinson
Ray Street
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Rose Stop
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Marie
W. H. Vaneman
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Frank
George Bright
Ruth
George
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Ion Emerson
Frank Meyers
Russell
Edna
Vi John Myers
Lula Mattox
L. H. Scheidemantle
Mildred
Viola
E. M. M’creary Bell
Phony
Mt. Royals
Cascade Park
E. T. W. Kensington
Willian
Mitchell
Wildwood Avenue
Ladies Scottish
John Kinnon
Summit Street
Reading Circle
Jack Griner
Albert Street
Joan Sergeant
George Solomon
Sheridan Avenue
GW. C
Lizzie Robinson
Bay Street
B. Kensington
Bessie Schick
McClelland Avenue
B. A.W
S. M. Moora
Tray Street
L. A. B. Club
Benjamin Davis
New Wilmington
Rita
Thomas Cunningham
West Washington Street
Wade
Ady
N.C. Hospital
New Castle’ Hospital
Anut
Hamte
Ressie McGonigle
North Jefferson Street
Jamies Matthews
Ella Fields
The
Elks Club
Hazel Hanna
Frew Mill Road
N. A. E. Kensington
J. Allen Porte
N. H. E. Kensington
Laurel ~Boulevard
Hag
Snyder Piano
Jim Shields
Mason-Dixon
America
Wonder Orchestra
Billy Moore
Washington and
Mercer Streets
Wes
M. C. Limber Company
Greer Building
North Mercer Street
Metzler
Washington St
Jack Gerson
Mercer Street
Penn Theater
North
Penn Theatre
Walter Russell
Regjmond Rhodes
William G. Davis
St. Joseph's
C. Garbett
J. Mariacher
William F Philps
Brono
Patterson
Indiana Girls
Marian Griffin
Bessemer
Ladies Scottish Club
John Winnon
West Side Club
Albert Pehrenbaugh
K. of C
Bessie Hill
Walter Street
G. B. F. Club Associates
Bargest
Featuring
the Olympians
Craig
Eric
McCall
Higgins Bros
Parmeariy Séritmr
Coats
Iggins Bros.—Coats
W.C. T.U. and
L. T.L
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Newell Avenue
A. G. Stevens
North Lee Avenue
Clayton and
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L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc
York
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