Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Meets
The Presbyterian church held its annual congregational meeting after a tureen dinner served by the Ladies Aid Society and the Opportunity Club. Two elders and two trustees were reelected. N. R. Dickson and Sam Scott as elders, R. A. Ott and C. H. Holden as trustees. Rev. G. L. Boyd led the meeting with Lawrence Davison directing the trustees session. Miss Mary Sears returned home to Meanville for Easter with her parents, C. L. and Mrs. Sears, while a student at Alleghany College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Dickson
Sam Scott
R. A. Ott
C. H. Holden
G. L. Boyd
Lawrence Davison
Mary Sears
Meanville
C. L. Sears
Mapia Avenue
Alleghony Coleg
Personal mentions of Easter travel and visits across regions
Local residents depart or visit during the Easter period. Milas Arlene Hoover leaves for Indiana Pa to spend rotation with parents. Beatrice Shaffer stays in Windber Pa at her home during the holiday. Several others travel to Cleveland Pittsburgh Erie Kane and Detroit for visits, work, or family time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Arlene Hoover
Indiana
Beatrice Shaffer
Astanas Windber
Perry Nichols
H-law
Blanch Nichols
Estella Turner
Wile
Richard Hurlbut
Ted Maytowite
Michael Petracco
Oil City
C. H. Geiger
East Smith Street
Lotta Honateel
Erie
Donald Watson
Kane
C.D. Miller
Peter
Mary Ann
Philadelphia
Two More Appointments at Edinboro State Teachers College
Governor George H. Earle announced two new trustees for Edinboro State Teachers College Mrs Bertha Winter Mahoney Rie and John B Brooks both of Erie. The appointments replace resignations and show the governor reshuffling local education governance. Dr B S Brigg s of Vernon named to succeed Dr John M Becks on the State Advisory Health Board in Alexandria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo le
Edinboro State Teachers College
George H. Earle
Bertha Winter Mahoney Rie
Augusta B. Pleming
Erie
John B. Brooks
View L
B.S. Brigss
Vervon
John M. Becks
Alexandria
Ladies Aid Society Elects Officers at Apr Meeting
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church met in the church parlors on Thursday. Mrs. John Rickers, president, led devotionals and an Easter story. Mrs. N. R. Dickson reported on the past year and pledges were paid. committees were appointed for the year. Birthdays of members were honored. A tureen dinner followed with visiting and a congregational meal hosted by retiring officers of the Ladies Aid Society and the Opportunity Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
John Rickers
N. R. Dickson
0. W. Bracken
Mary Bracken
Ida Linendorl
G. Place
Turner
Ladies Aid Society
Opportunity Club
Two Kidnappers Are Identified
New York April 10 United Press reports Kings County District Attorney William T. P. Geoghan says he has identified two of the kidnappers in the case of Paul H. Wendel a detached New Jersey attorney who confessed and then denied he murdered the Linkhutgh baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
York
William TP
X. Geoghan
Kings County
Paul H. Wendel
New Jersey
W C T U Meeting At Whiteley Home Commends District Directors
A large attendance at the W C T U meeting held at Mrs. Frank Whiteley’s White Street home on Thursday afternoon. New members reported. committee voted to commend Carry School Board directors C L Henton and C Monroe for their stand against liquor and cigarettes by teachers. A paper on the Church’s Responsibility against Sunday movies was read by Mrs. Blanche Ross. Money was donated to the Lord’s Day Alliance. Next meeting to be led by the Young People’s Branch at Mrs. C E Rouse’s home. Refreshments served by Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. Tona Johnson. Mrs. Robert Jacobs Jett visits North Warren to see her mother Mrs. Barton. Rev. E L Wagner led Good Friday services at Luther Memorial Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C.T.U
Frank Whiteley
White Street
Emm Heath
C.L. Henton
Monroe
Boar
Blanche Ross
Lord's Day Alliance
Young People’s
C. E. Rouse
Whiteley
Tona Johnson
Clode Ai le
Irs
Robert Jacobs Jett
North Warren
Barton
E. L. Wagner
Luther Memorial Church
Capwell Store Reopens After Complete Remodel
M L Capwell grocery and confectionary on East Main Street has been completely remodeled with new booths and shelves. The First Ward store now displays a larger varied stock including a big unit of groceries, magazines, Sunday papers, tobacco, and Easter items. The shop features a cream and black color scheme and invites the public to inspect the remodeled setup as Prof RC Barth of Jamestown visits the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bf. L. Capwell
East Main Street
First Ward
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Anu
PST Estes
Eid
Jack Haley
Onslow Stevens
Weu
Metro Goldwyn Maye
Pictu
Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Tame
South Sea
Robert Brockmann
State College
H. A. Brockmann
Ames
New York City
F. N. Ames
Glen &. Meail
Corry
Brace Dearing
Max‘ville
Alegheny ‘College
J. Roscoe Dearing
Edinboro Road
Libby
Morton's Cash Grocery
M. L. Capwell
Prof
Rc, Barth
Jamestown
Atlantic
Loma
Lincoln
Veal
Jersey
Fey
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