Bishop Ward at Umbra Church Delivers Holy Week Message
The Right Reverend Bishop Chamberlain Weed of the Episcopal and Lutheran congregations heard a sermon to about eight hundred in a service featuring Trinity church choir. Bishop Ward spoke on Holy Week and Judas Iscariot, urging personal responsibility and warning against shifting blame. The piece notes a communion sermon planned for Friday and an Easter Monday dance by the Warren Club Revelers at the State Armory.
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Chamberlain Weed
Biebep Ward
Beye
Trinity Church
Robert Davidson
Heim
Thiel College
Ward
Judas Iscariot
Judas
First M E Church Scene of Lesser Carmichael Wedding
Miss Anne Elizabeth Lesser daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Lesser of Waterstreet wed Meldram Keesey Carmichael son of Mr and Mrs John F Carmichael of Washington Pennsylvania in a simple spring ceremony at the First Methodist Episcopal Church. About fifty guests attended as Barbara Lesser served as bridesmaid. Reception followed at the Woman's Club with a modest floral setting and privacy for the family. The couple will reside at 112 Holland Avenue Washington after April 12.
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Anne Huizabeth Lesser
Bars
F. A. Lesser
Waterstreet
Meldram Keesey Carmichael
Irs
John F. Carmichael
Washington
Pennsylvania
Mendelssohn
Stainer
Percy Grainger
Miss Lesser
Barbara Lesser
Woman’s Club
Elebhouse
Carmichael
Paul Carmichael
Miss Speers
R. Pierson Eaton
Merton Irvine
Annette Stone
B. V. Lesser
Leonis
Warren High School
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Mass
Mortar Board
Jane
University of Pittsburgh Law School
Johe F. Carmichael
Pennsylva
In and Out of Town Visitors to Warren Area
Mrs Norman Stewart Jr and infant Janet of Waterstreet near Warren are due home from Wilkinsburg Friday after visiting Mrs Stewart's parents Mr and Mrs J B McClelland. Miss Marthe Jennings along with Mrs H S Jennings and Miss Gertrude Shugert from Tidioute visited Warren yesterday. Mrs Carl H Zerres and son Jack of Biddle Street left for Pittsburgh Thursday to spend Easter with daughter Mrs Joseph Rauterkus, formerly Margaret Foley.
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Norman Stewart, Jr
Janet
Waterstreet
Wilkinsburg
Marthe Jennings
H. 5. Jennings
Gertrude Shugert
Tidioute
Warren
Carl H. Zerres
Jack
Biddle Street
Pittsburgh
Joseph Rauterkus
Margaret Foley
105 Year-Old Man Says He Will Live Many Years
Chester, April 5 Otto Kukacziewski, 105, hospitalized with a cold, predicts recovery and many more years. Born in Poland in 1823 he is said to be the oldest man in this part of Pennsylvania and criticizes the modern speed rush. He hopes to leave hospital soon to tend his garden as compulsory education is being introduced in parts of India.
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Chester
Otto Kukacziewski
Poland
Kukacziewski
Pennsylvania
Philomel Club elects officers for thirty eighth season
Mrs. Theodore Messner was reelected president of the Philomel Club for the thirty eighth season at a meeting of active members. New officers include Mrs. H. B. McCalmont as first vice president and Mrs. C. D. Crandall as second vice president.
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Theodore Messner
Philomel Club
H. BE. McCalmont
C. D. Crandall
Secred
E. E. Corbett
Paul Risten
J. W. Albrecht
Mayme Swanson
Mise Helen Gilbert
Evelyn Samuélton
Myre
Riston
Lillian Larson
W. M. Robertson
J. C. Russell
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Umien
Jerusalem
Judea
Renson
Apostolic Bank
Judes
Danee
Armory
Warren Ciub
Tave
Company I
State Armory
Bue
Mazsip
Guanabacoa
Cuba
Eperders
M. E
Charles T. Greer
Nia
Mies Eliem Carmichael
Youngstown
Ohio
Mies Rebeccs Speers
Speers
Mary Jaye Cooper
Wheeling
West Virginia
Mis
Inia Larson
Leonard Larnon
Kane
Kathryn Butterfield
Ralph Otterbein
Edith Knabb
Loys Jenkins
Shaw
Weakley
Annette Stase
Howard Alexander
Robert Gibb
Charlotte Colt
Martha Bordrell
Man
India
Markers Bakery
Liberty Street
Hotel Exchange
Mrez
John Cable
Pine Fund Committee
Helen Gilbert
Peter Herning Firs
Mase Howard
Lillian Lerxem
Mize Naud Lehman
Charokie Bell
Martha Maitle
London
Childrens Shoes
Ren
Oxfords
Boot Shop
Rose
Dawn
Pearl
Blush
Kasha
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