Sewickley Herald

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The Herald
The Sewickley Valley's Home-News Weekly
Vol. XXXI.  No. 49.
SEWICKLEY, PA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1934
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HALLOWE'EN
Hero are tho arrangements for Sowickloy 's Hallowe'en celebration, noxi
Wednesday night; here are tho orders,
direct from Chief Marshal "Jimmy"
Gray. Hoar ye all; boys and girls, mon
and maidens fair — everybody young
enough to forget politics and business
for ono jolly evening, and have a good
time togothor!
Tho parade will form at the Methodist Church corner, as in former years.
School children will assomblo in tho
grado school yard boforohand.
Floats and trucks will form on Chestnut and Thorn Streets, headed westward
toward Broad; decorated autos and
trucks on lower Broad.
Tho parado will bo headed by Mr.
Gray and his start of aides. Then will
come a Pittsburgh drum and flfo corps
Fall foliage at its finest on the newly paved Little Sewickley Creek Road
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which will furnish music for tho. evening.   J. I.. Young is tho director.
Next will como tho uniformed children, parading in capes furnished by
Mr. Gray; and then all the other maskers.    And then the floats.
Tho parade will move at 8:15 o'clock,
passing up Broad Streot, along Beaver
to Chestnut, countermarching and proceeding westward along Boavor, down
Walnut, and along Thorn to Broad;
thonce up Broad Streot, repeating same
route as before. A third timo up Broad
Street to Centennial and dismiss. Tho
judges stand will be on Broad Street
near Beavor.
The following floats will bo in lino!
First, tho King and Quoon of the Carnival; thon Santa Clans; tho Old Mill;
Cinderella; the high school glee clubs;
"Tho Hunters' Breakfast;" the Milk
Maids; tho Liberty Boll; tho Big Bad
Wolf;   Old Mother  Hubbard  and her
children. Then will follow tho decorated trucks and automobiles.
After the parade, tho entertainment
on the Broad Street stand will begin.
First a pio-oating contest; then a series
of singing and dancing acts, and dancing in tho street. Former Burgess 0.
Bichardson has given a silver cup to
be awarded the best dancer. Sandy
McGregor Scotch comedian, who will
bo "Mother Hubbard" in tho parade,
will  give some  of his inimitable fun.
The prizes for the paradcrs will be
awarded from the stand near tho close
of tho program there. A different system is to bo used this year, the children
having numbered tickets, instead of
the largo numbers oil their backs.
Lost feature will be n series of pictures, with plonty of fun find comedy,
which will bo projected on a screen on
Broad Stroet.
Altogether, it will 1)0 ono of tho boat
Hallowe'ens we've had in Sowickley.
Mr. Gray guarantees this—what more
do you want!
Mr. Gray's cooperating committees
aro ns follows: Stands: P. S. Doughty
and John C. Hiteshew. Streot committee: Chief of Police Eoy F. Barclay,
and aides; Fire Chief J'. C. Doughty
and his firemen—they'll help got the
children in line, too.
Finance committee: J. S. Gray, J. C.
Hiteshew, W. J. Fitzgerald, W. F. Holt-
haus, John Houston, Margaret Greenhouse, Buth Neely and Vernon Greenhouse.
Light committee: George Tissue, J.
C. Hiteshow.
Judges: J. 0. Chaplin, chairman;
A. H. Diehl, W. G. Davis, D. E. Nevin,
O. S. Bichardson, B. D. Eitehey, B. E.
Kuhn, D. L. Swoaringon, W. W. Cunningham, D. A. Challis, J. C. Hiteshow,
L. H. Conway, Abram Stanley.
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