City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Formed Here
A local gathering at Warren High School organized a City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations. Mrs. R. L. Blodgett was named chair, with Mrs. RK. Koebley as vice chair and Mrs. Curtis Armstrong secretary. Mrs. Greenwood, state PTA treasurer, spoke on PTA aims to unite schools, homes, and communities and improve child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
R. L. Blodgett
RK. E. Koebley
Curtis Armstrong
L. E. Chapman
Walter T. Greenwood
Pennsylvania
Parent Teacher Associations
Misa Johnson
Bess Johnson
Jefferson Street
P. W. M. Pressel
Svchools
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Arts and Events
In Warren Tonight Library Theatre presents Spring Fever and Columbia Theatre shows Mother. Holy Week services at multiple churches. PTA council meets at the High School 7 30. Tomorrow Warren Library Theatre shows Arizona Wild Cat with Rin Tin Tin in The God of the Regiment at Columbia. Warren Academy of Sciences hosts Philomel Club 8 00. Annual warm sugar party of Warren Grange on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
Columbia Theatre
First Presbyterian
Swedish Congregational Church
Swedish Lutheran
First Lutheran
St. Joseph's Catholic
Emmanuel Reformed Church
County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Warren
Libary Theatre
Tom Mix
Columbia
Rin Tin Tin
God of the Regiment
Warren Academy of Sciences
Philomel Club
Warren’ Grenge
Liberty St
Birthday Celebrations At Conewanga Place And Liberty Street Inn
Miss Helen Groves hosts thirteenth birthday with friends Martha Branch Constance Johnson Winifred Covert Jean Lesser Audrey Mickleson Jean Cramer Jane Culver and Jessie Andrews from 6 45 to 10 00 p m A separate luncheon honors Charles Blackman on his eighth birthday at the Liberty Street Inn A Warren Relief Association luncheon at the W C A tomorrow noon discusses future plans. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Groves
C. J. Groves
Conewanga Place
Martha Branch
Constance Johnson
Winifred Covert
Jean Lesser
Audrey Mickleson
Jean Cramer
Jane Culver
Jessie Andrews
Sidney Blackman
Jacksont Avenue
Liberty Street Inn
Charles
Warren Relief Association
Town Named Children Division Superintendent
Miss Edith Mabel Town of Eagle Rock California has accepted the post of Children s Division Superintendent of the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association. She will begin May 15. She is a Hartford school of Religious Education graduate with ARB degree, specialized in children s work and has eight years as Wisconsin Children s Division superintendent. She also worked two years with the American Baptist Publication Society as children s work specialist. Her headquarters will be at 1511 Arch street Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
State Sabbath School Association
Elsie G. Rodgers
Edith Mabel Town
Eagle Rock
California
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Miss Town
Hartford School of Religious Education
Wisconsin
American Baptist Publication Society
Arch Street
Honors for Miss Olive King Before Her City Departure
A party at Miss Gertrude Hyde’s home honored Olive King as she prepares to leave the city. Guests included Misses Ellen Sanden Grace Naderér Jane Taylor Rue Lene Sadler Cresense Ebel and Helen Gates. Refreshments followed an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive King
Gertrude Hyde Resently
Ellen Sanden
Grace Naderér
Jane Taylor
Rue Lene
Sadler
Cresense Ebel
Helen Gates
Reverend Manning at Nazarene revival speaks on Come
Last night at First Church of the Nazarene the Reverend Mabel R. Manning preached centered on the word Come. She cited scriptures inviting mankind to seek God and illustrated the insufficiency of money pleasure and worldly goods to satisfy the soul. The evangelist was described as a forceful speaker with a forthcoming message for young people. No service Saturday. Sunday schedule includes 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church of the Nazarene
Mabel R. Manning
Manning
Birth announcement from Baltimore couple Toyer
Mr and Mrs Frances Toyer of Baltimore Maryland welcomed a son at 2 25 this morning at Maternity Hospital. The mother was formerly Thelma Boutwell of the city. The infant weighed 8 pounds 11 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Toyer
Baltimore
Maryland
Maternity Hospital
Toyer
Thelma Boutwell
Starbrick P T A Names Delegates to County Council Meet
The Starbrick Parent-Teacher Association heard reports from committees, voted fifteen dollars for a new Boy Scout troop, and elected Ralph Gross and his wife as delegates to the county council meeting at the High School. H L Blair spoke on the rising cost of education, Ada McIntosh and four eighth graders performed, and the meeting closed with song and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Knupp
Albert Anderson
Scout Organizing Committee
Lyle Knupp
Ralph Gross
County Council
Irvine
Starbrick Assocaten
Oli Maid's Club
Irvine Association
Blair
Ada McIntosh
Uncle Jarsus
Ada McIintosh
Barbara Smith
Elsie
Marie Geer
Juanita
Social Hour
G.R McIntosh
Jerry Black
County P T Association Council Forming Sessions Tonight
Tonight at Warren High School 7 30 p m a county council of Parent-Teacher Associations will be formed with delegates from Irvine Starbrick Youngsville Chandlers Valley Sugar Grove and other areas present Mrs Walter Greenwood treasurer of the Pennsylvania Congress P T Associations outlines benefits and guides tonight County Superintendent C S Knapp welcomes delegates and R L Blodgett speaks program includes baritone solos by R W Lavery the Warren schools superintendent P W M Pressell and Mrs Greenwood will speak and outline aims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Warren County
Walter Greenwood
Pennsylvania Congress of P. T. Associations
Greenwood
Irvine
Starbrick
Youngsville
Chandlers Valley
Sugar Grove
C. 5. Knapp
R. L. Blodgett
P. W. M. Pressell
Warren
R. W. Lavery
Nelson Lindgren Wedding in Knoxville Ludlow
Miss Minnie Luella Nelson of Knoxville Illinois wed Peter Lindgren of Ludlow in a Thursday afternoon ceremony at 3 30 at the Swedish Lutheran parsonage. Rev Carl Jacobson officiated reading the service at the Swedish Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Johnson
Verbeck Street
Carl Jacobson
Welson-Lindgren
Minnie Luella Nelson
Knoxville
Illinois
Peter Lindgren
Ludlow
Mello Glo Cleansing Cream Promises Youthful Skin
Mullen Drug Co advert promotes MELLO GLO Cleansing Cream with Coven Butter that melts into skin to remove dirt and grime. It claims suitability for dry or loose skin, a peachy complexion, and wrinkle prevention as a companion to MELLO GLO Face Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen Drug Co
Mothers would not be without Mother Gray's Powders
Mothers faced with headaches fever stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children are urged to try Mother Gray's Sweet Powders. The ad touts easy pleasant use strong relief and word of mouth recommendations. A free sample by mail is offered from Mother Gray Co Roy NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
Roy
Easter Visitors Return Home From Various Cities
In and Out of Town notices list Mr and Mrs Charles J Daniels returning to 12 North Irvine from Long Beach California. Park Simpson and family return from Buffalo NC. Miss Darla Kidder of Prospect street, a Corry High School faculty member, visits for Easter. Miss Leah Henderson and guest Miss Lois Heffelfinger travel to Warren for Easter. Kermit Forsgren returns from Allegheny College to Linwood. Mrs Ed Corah and Virginia and Mac of San Antonio visit Mrs C J MacNamara. Miss Gladys Brown visits her parents on Fourth Avenue. Margaret Robertson of George Washington University arrives home for Easter. Miss Harriette Schindler and Miss Mary Elizabeth Jewett of Youngstown spend weekend with H J Schindler. Miss Mary Gates in Ridgway for weekend. George Whaleden and Stanley Stoupe in Philadelphia for Easter. Dr LeRoy B Campbell, Lillian Larsen, Hazel Gronberg and family plan Easter visits to Washington. Mexico City to get a civil airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darla Kidder
Ed Corah
Virginia
Mac
San Antonio
Texas
C. J. MacNamera
Unon Street
Gladys Brown
Margaret Robertson
George Washington University
W. M. Robertson
Harriette Schindler
Mary Elizabeth Jewett
Youngstown
Ohio
H. J. Schindler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Schindler
Mary Gates
Ridgway
George Whaleden
Stanley Stoupe
Philadelphia
LeRoy B. Campbell
Lillian Larsen
Warren
Misa Hazel Gronberg
Mrs. Gronberg
Jamestown
N.Y
Washington
World Sunday School Convention Heads to Los Angeles
Pennsylvanians are registering for the World's Sunday School Convention to be held in July in Los Angeles. Over 100 have booked space on a special train departing July 4 and returning July 28. The event will gather Sabbath School workers and religious education specialists from around the world, with anticipated attendance from over fifty countries and a program featuring world leaders and a Hollywood Bowl musical festival. Information is available from Miss Jeanette Kinkeid in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Wareren County
America
Hollywood Bowl
Sabbath School
Jeanette Kinkeid
Orchard Street
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association
Arcstreet
Philadelphia
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City Council of Parent- Teacher Associations
R.L. Blodgett
P. T. A. Speake
Allance
J. A. Johnson
Aolo
Constance
Spencer Myers
Ed Koebley
Victor Anderson
State Congress
Lulu Boyd
Fourth Ward
Mra
Glade
Ralph Passenger
Jefferson
Eda
Warren Wholesale Company
Maysville
Mrs
Ross Gibson
Willoughby Ave
Robinson's
Paris
Mary Alice O'Connor
Edwin O'Conner
Morrison Street
Liberty Inn
Parent-Teacher Associations
Edith Langdale
Jane Holt
Mayme Marsh
Effie Paterson
Bessie Johnson
Smyrna
Constantinople
U. P
Proongine
Rev. Manning
Nazarene
Bishop
Stirling Woolcombe
Whitby
York
England
Oxford
Starbrick P. T. A
Alice Cronin
Metzger Wright Co
Charles J. Daniels
North
Irvine Street
Long Beach
Park Simpson
Russell Street
Buffalo
N. C
Misa Helen Simpson
Bryant Stratton Business School
Mexico City
the Tribune
Cuba
V. E. Draheim
Penna. Ave
New Spring
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