Mrs Dunham Named Chairman Of Art Dept Of Woman's Club
Mrs G H Dunham was elected chairman of the art department of the Woman's club at the final meeting of the 1927 28 season. She succeeds Miss E Frances Braddock as second vice president. Elections were unanimous with multiple officers chosen and a program committee named for next season. An art exhibition by Ernest W Watson of New York City will run April 9 16 in the club auditorium. ARBUTUS AUXILIARY TONIGHT is noted with Dorcas Hall speaker and program committee planning a forthcoming meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Dunham
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Dunham
E. Frances Braddock
B. L. Young
Miras- Anna Snyder
Hattie King
E. E. Corbett
Kate Winger
J. L. Hunter
R. L. Young
E.S. Lindsey
Ernest W. Watson
New York City
Warren
South Sea
Branson de Coy
M. W. Jamieson
Irene Crary
Marion
C. J. Christie
Mary Brann
Clare Crary
America
Paris
Edward S. Lindsey
W. T. Kelly
M. Branch
L. A. Branch
G. G. Brockway
Arbutus
Arbutus Auxiliary Bank
Mass Dorcas Hall
Edith Hill
A. 5. Rogers
Herald Ross
George MacKay
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Events At Local Churches
Warren Tonight Library theatre screens Rex Ingravos in The Garden of Allah and Columbia theatre presents Moon of Israel. church activities include Swedish Baptist home gathering, First Baptist trustees, Upsala College quartet, Good Cheer Society, Lotta Dunham Auxiliary, and multiple services at Swedish Lutheran, Swedish Congregational, First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Trinity Memorial, Emanuel Reformed, Epworth M E, and King's Heralds. Noonday Union at First Methodist, 12 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Ingravos
Columbia
Israel
Philathen Clacs
Swedish Baptist Church
R. E. Johnson
Irvine Street
First Baptist Church
Upsala College
Swedish Lutheran Church
Good Cheer Society
M. E
First Presbyterian Church
Swedish Congregational Church
Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society Bank
Warren
Philome? Club
Y. W. C. A. Warren Geners
Anna Wright
Brock Street
Warren Tomorrow
Library Theatre
Rex Ingrams
Garden of Alleb
Columbia Theatre
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
Anna Snyder
Trinity Memorial Church
Emanuel Reformed Church
American Insurance Union
King's Heralds of Grace M. E
Epworth M. E
First Methodist Church
Display of English china on show at local shop
The Ring-Around-a-Rosy Shop partners with a major English importer to present a display of earthenware and bone china. Highlights include the Rhapsody pattern by Leyland Birbech Baker Jones. Also notes an upcoming American Insurance Union supper at P. H. C. Hall with a 6 30 pm start and a junior program led by Mrs. J. W. Nelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy N. Leyland
Charles J. Birbech
Thomas Baker
George Jones
Insurance Union
American Insurance Union
P. H. C. Hall
Chester Robertson
George Olsen
J. W. Nelly
Concordia Quartet to Appear Tonight at Swedish Lutheran
The Concordia Main Quartet from Upsala College will perform a sacred program at the Swedish Lutheran church at eight this evening during a New York conference tour. The five-member chorus includes Paul V. Moody, Algor M. Swanton, Oscar V. Anderson, Frank J. Carlson, and Carl E. Carlson. The program features works by Burleigh, Dickinson, Sibelius, Palmgren, and Elgar with solos and duets, and the group plans next stops in Jamestown and Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Upsala College
New York
Ludlow
Paul V. Moody
Algor M. Swanton
Oscar V. Andersson
Frank J. Carlson
Peepee Sures Ambrose
Nevin
V. Anderson
F. J. Carlson
Malynarski
Sammartiniy
Parks & Prodigal Son
Epiphany Hymn Quartet
Jamestown
Kane
Akerman
Sugar Grove and Kinzua Girls Visit Y W C A
Sugar Grove and Kinzua high school girls spent a pleasant evening at the Y W C A building with a final season basketball game. A large crowd attended and the event included parents and hospitality from Miss Emma Erickson and Mrs Minnie Hoegstedt who provided transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Kinzua
Warren “Y
Bradford
Bradford “Y
Emma Erickson
Minnie Hoegstedt
Births at Maternity Hospital Window of News
Mr and Mrs Frank Amacher announce a son born at 7 45 Saturday evening at the Maternity Hospital weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Minton of Youngsville a son 7 pounds 2 ounces born Monday morning at 9 30 a m at the Maternity hospital. A son weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces born Sunday morning at 2 30 a m to Mr and Mrs William Harrington of Roussell. Mr and Mrs Blastic announce a son born Saturday morning at 9 50 at the Maternity hospital weighing 3 pounds 11 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Amacher
Center Street
Maternity Hospital
Carl Munton
Youngsville
William Harrington
Roussell
Blastic
Maple Street
Paby
In and Out of Town Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs O E Miller and Co and others travel to Buffalo NY for Easter weekend. Judith Glassman from Cornell Ithaca NY visits par ents in Warren for vacation. Students from Thiel College and various Ohio schools return home for spring break. Mrs J L Hunter hosts a luncheon for eight at the Woman's club in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O .E. Miller and Co
F. Karn
Nellie Miller
Mae
Buffalo
N. Y
Judith Glassman
Cornell University
Ithica
E. I. Glassman
Hickory Street
Milton Caughey
Snd
F. M. Caughey
Richard Stewart
Paul Stewart
Harold Beshlin
E. H. Beshlin
Kiskimenetas Springs School
Salinburg
Warren
Laurie Billstone
J. L. Bullstone
Water Street
Wittenberg College
Springtid
Ohio
Catherine ‘Schuyler
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Thomond Schuyler
Marjorie Kirkpatrick
Cleveland Heights
Cleveland
W. P. Kirkpatrick
Clarendon
Louise Corbett
Oxford
Western College For Women
E. E. Corbett
Sixth Avenue
Hunter
J. L. Hunter
Woman's Club
Conewango Valley Club Officers Elected for 1928
The Conewango Valley Club elected officers for 1928 after a social dinner dance. Val Genge was named president, R Z Morison vice president, B S Knabenshue treasurer, and Mrs Thomas K Creal secretary, with Hugh Hazeltine and others as board members. The event followed a nominating committee slate led by Chester Allen. The Club Revelers provided music for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango, Valley Country Club
Chester Allen
Val Genge
R. Z. Morison
B. S. Knabenshue
Thomas K. Creal
Hugh Hazeltine
W. C. Heasley
Richard Smith
High School Glee Clubs Practice for Fauat Opera
The Girls and Boys Glee Clubs meet at the Philomel Club in preparation for the Fauat opera. They collaborate with a Warren choral society formed recently. The Faculty Varsity basketball game drew a packed gym as teachers faced students, ending 36 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Warren
Stroupe
Pittsburgh youths charged in newsstand robbery
Three Pittsburgh youths were arrested in Washington, Pennsylvania, for allegedly stealing an automobile and cash from a newsstand in Pittsburgh. They identified themselves as Martin O'Toole, 17 James Grant, 18 and Donald Tones, 17, all of Pittsburgh, and were held for Pittsburgh authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. P
Pittsburgh
Martin O'Toole
James Grant
Donald Tones
New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Promoted by Mallen Brug Co
The advertisement touts MELLO GLO as a wonderful new youth color powder. It claims the French Process formula resists perspiration, prevents dryness, and leaves skin smooth. It highlights long wear, pore openness, and urges customers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallen Brug Co
Three Hundred Fifty Attend Annual Lutheran Lenten Tea
An audience of 350, among the largest for the Wo man’s Missionary society of First Lutheran church, enjoyed Parsival by Wagner performed by Miss Signer Swensson and Miss Margaret L. Smith with Thiel College ties. Mrs Hertzel led a talk on Lent, urging daily Bible reading and prayer, as the event blended music, scripture, and decorative displays with guests including Miss Swensson and college figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Richard Wagner
Signer, Swensson
Margaret L. Smith
First Lutheran
Wagner
Miss Swensson
Thiel College
Miss Swennson
Miss Smith
Thiel
Ruth Hoagwall
Lester Strohm
Calvary
Bethel Bible Class
Helen Pressel
Lotta Dunham Auxiliary Meeting Reminder at Church
Members of the Lotta Dunham Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church are asked to remember the meeting tonight at eight o'clock in the church men’s room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Dunham
First Presbyterian Church
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Geiger
Liddle
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Chester Lawcon
Greenville
Marshall Parshall
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Pinehurst
North Carolina
Fred Gebhardt
Grove City
Henrietta
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Erie
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Allegheny Avenue
Cumberland, Md
Charles H. Meyers
William Mann
Garland
Glenn Smith
Frank Street
Helen Phreod
Delaware
Hazel West
Miss West
Ohio Wesleyan College
Richard Evans
Conewango Valley Club
Miss Melton
Federation
Robinson's
Penna. Ave. W
Baby’s
Bankrupt Furniture Sale
City Trading Company
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United States
MR. L. Segel
Als Old Customers
Penna. Ave
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Maytag Co
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Lowe
Rmanent
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Maytag
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WHT
Chicago
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WHO
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Salt Lake City
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