Local Society and Club Activities Highlight Warren Page
Society notes from Warren document the Little Heralds and Mothers Circle of First Evangelical Church hosting an Easter program with prayers scripture readings and birthdays observed. Other items include a motor return from Florida for Mr and Mrs W H Allen and church society meetings at First M E and A N A B Neighbors of America with dances and calls.
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Little Heralds
First Evangelical Charett
G Folknon 5
Peterson
Freemen Johm
Willard Arnold
Johnson
Olson
Cedarquist
Kay
Owers
Third Birthday Party for Mary Jamieson Brightens Afternoon
At age three Miss Mary Jamieson hosted a party for two dozen friends this afternoon. The gathering featured simple games and party favors, with Mary delighted by the array of gifts she received and the cheerful atmosphere of the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jamieson
Mary
Notable Local Figures Attend Events Across Town
In and Out of Town Mre James Ti Kitchen East street returned home after weeks away. Attorneys George B. Munn and Mrs. Cahivallander visit Titusville. Lemuel Schofield and Assemblyman A. W. Mumford aboard from Harrisburg. E. D. Wetmore arrives from California to stay with daughter. Pittsburgh news notes non union policy at Clyde Coal Fredericktown mine. reopening date not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ti
Kitchen
East Street
Pittsburgh
United Press
Clyde Coal Company
Fredericktown
Washington County
Woman dies in Springdale boarding house fire
United Press reports Mrs. Sarah E. Kennedy, 65, suffocated and burned to death while trying to save valuables from a burning Springdale boarding house. Owner Mrs. J M Hazelett suffered severe burns while attempting to reach Kennedy. Boarder Henry Ryther sustained facial burns as he fled the blaze.
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Springdale
Pittsburgh
United Press
Sarah E. Kennedy
J. M. Hazelett
Kennedy
Henry Ryther
Hazellett
Local residents with travel and guest updates
Mr and Mrs J W Kitchen returned from a two month southern trip. Mr and Mrs Louis Rapin and son Paul of Buffalo are guests of Mrs Emma G C Keller. Mrs Elizabeth Marker of Oneida Avenue left for Philadelphia to visit daughter Mrs Thomas Bonsall. Mrs W J Knapp returned after a south trip, visiting St Petersburg Florida and New York City. Mr and Mrs L B English visiting friends in Warren. driftwood home. Mrs Marle Gilson and son Burton to visit Pittsburg. Roscoe Davidson returns from Ann Arbor where he attends school. Mrs Edward R Allen leaves for Erie for weekend with daughter Mrs Harold Boynton. J H Gortney PF Berry S Messer from Oil City visit Warren. Robert Koebley and Richard Evans Jr spend day in Erie. J R Van Cleve goes to Erie to meet wife returning from the west. Mr and Mrs A L Sleeman travel to New York City until after Easter. Mrs J A Morgan of Butler visits North Warren then returns home. Edwin Werle student at Penn State spending spring vacation with his parents on Weyre Street. P W WM Pressel, Warren Schools superintendent, on Oil City business. Dr R B Stewart and Mrs Stewart who have been in St Petersburg Florida since December return to Warren. Raymond W Steber motors to Buffalo today on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
W. H. Allen
Corral Gables
Florida
North
Carolinas
Washington
Jean
Alea
An. W.H. Short
Youngsville
J. W. Kitchen
Southern Points
Loui Rapin
Paul
Buffalo
Emma GC. Keller
Market Street
W. J. Knapp
Fourth Avenue
South
J. H. Gourtney
PF. Berry
S. Messer
Oil City
Robert Koebley
Richard Evans Jr
Erie
J. R. van Cleve
van Cleve
J. A. Morgan
Butler
H. A. Eberhardt
North Warren
Edwin Werle
Pennsylvania State
John H. Werle
Weyre Street
Sermon Subject at Russell Sunday
The Russell church announces Sunday activities with morning service on April 8 featuring Christ the Thorn Crown King and an evening program titled Supreme Attention. An Easter cantata is planned for Easter Sunday evening and the high school senior class will stage The Importance of Being Earnest in the Russell High School auditorium on April 12 with half the proceeds aiding Russell seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Christ
Frewsburg
Russell High School
Russell School
Jennie Clark
Polly Annal Rebekah Lodge
Clarendon
R. €. Adams
Pittsburgh
Crosby
Lyons
Emma Briggs
G. W. Thompson
B. G. Haskins
Bemus Point
Nettie Griffith
Fluvanna
N.Y
Fentonville Cemetery Association
Jane Wiltsie
Fentonville
Eva Rickerson
Orla Peterson
Flora Wiltsie
Nellie Wiltsie
Mrs. Swager
Ruth Haskins
Alice Price
Kate van Orsdale
Helen Bemmett
Jay Wiltsie
Marshal
Kate Rhodes
John Wiltsie
Mays
Jeannette Randall
Myrtle Stanton
Charles Bright
W. C. T. U. State
L. E. Russell
April Shower at Presbyterian Interesting Parish Event
A sunny afternoon program yesterday at the First Presbyterian church featured a Women’s Aid Society event titled April Shower. About 200 women gathered as sewing and mending of tablecloths and chair robes began the activities, followed by a varied program including readings, songs, and violin pieces. A parasol shower finale capped the event with a playful touch and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Women’s Aid Society
Aid
Amy
Warren
Charlie Crandal
New Stone Church
Aid Soc.ey
Margaret Nelson
Gretchen Knabb
Junior Betts
Dick Field
Velma Albatgh
Marion Gerald
Miss Lytle
Miss Brown
Srahmer Carlson
Surprises, anniversaries fill Chandlers Valley notices
Readable fragments describe a surprise home gathering for Mr. and Mrs. Bowers in Chandlers Valley on a Tuesday night with a large crowd and gifts. A later note mentions Mr. and Mrs. Brown's thirtieth wedding anniversary hosted by relatives, with guests from Warren, Jamestown, and nearby towns, plus a list of attendees and gifts. Additional obituary and funeral notices for local residents follow, detailing services, church affiliations, and attendees.
Showers End Pleasantly As Gifts Surpass Three Hundred Twenty Five
The report notes gifts that afternoon exceeded 325 dollars not counting twelve tables already delivered. Five o'clock arrived quickly and the shower concluded clear fair and warmer.
Enduring habits and abstinence under British rule
The passage muses on the impossibility of changing long standing behaviors over centuries. It argues that 500 years cannot alter 100,000 years of habit and references India’s large abstainer population under British control as a counterpoint to teetotalism.
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India
Pressel and Eyden Families Update From Regional Cities
Pressel of Conewango Place returns home from Allegheny College Meadville while Mrs Alma Eyden of New Castle returns home after visiting her daughter Mrs E C Lyneth in this city. Axel Anderson and three children of 1232 Oak street depart to visit Mrs James Green in Williamsport. Normen Burman studying at Carnegie School of Technology Pittsburgh comes home for spring vacation with his parents. Mrs Caroline Johnson, visiting Jamestown and Warren, heads back to Philadelphia with her two daughters Cecil Henderson and others.
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Pressel
Pe. W. M. Pressel
Conewango Place
Allegheny College
Meadville
Alma Eyden
New Castle
E. C. Lyneth
Axel Anderson
Oak Street
Normen Burman
Carnegie School of Pechnology
Pittsburgh
R. G. Burman
Park Paper
Caroline x Johnson
Jamestown
Warren
Philadelphia
Cecil Henderson
University of
Local visitor to town and family plans
Penn arrived in town this morning to spend a week with his parents and Mrs. C. W. Henderson at 611 Ws, while Mrs. J. B. R. Van Cleve and daughter Cynthia, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wetmore in Santa Barbara, California for months, will return to her home on Ahket street tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
C. W. Henderson
Ws Street
J. BR. van Cleve
Daughte
Cynthia
E. D. Wetmore
Santa Barbara
California
Ahaket Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Billian Dornhein
Mrs. Lagner
Mrs. Custer
Mise Nelson
Miss Moger
First M. E
Society of the First Methodist Church
Jennie Thomas
Conewango Avenue
C. J. Crary
Muselm Land
AN. OF
B Neighbors of
America
PR. N. of A
Jake Sweeting
American Legion Auxiliary
Knapp
Knupp
Exbrary Theatre
W.C. AL Ren
George B. Munn
Titusville
A. W. Mumford
Helen
Harrisburg
J. R. VanCleve
Contif
Associated Master Barbers OF
Eamerion
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Heimbrecht
Bie
Johnson Brothers
Elizabeth Marker
Oneida Avenue
Thomas Bonsall
Roscoe Davidson
Perry Davidson
Hertzel Street
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Edward R. Allen
Harold Boynton
Ape P. W. WM. Pressel
R. B. Stewart
St. Petersburg
Raymond W. Steber
Verbeck Street
the Clothes Shop
Warren Nat
The
Carnahan
Shearer
Christ the Thorn
Presbyterian
Chandlers Valley
Everett Bowers
Alvin Reed
Ella Johnson
Ellen Linquist
4 Bowers
W. T. Brown
Brown
John Engstrom
Rhea
Cecil
James Palmer
Richard Gildon
Nettie Farnsworth
Mike Saxon
Virgil King
Elton Brown
Harriet Wilson
Geraldine Carr
Henry Ebert
Williard Eckdahl
Emery Hultburg
C. W. Peterson
Martha and Doreas Society
J. A. Carlstrom
John Gustafson
Victor Gustafson
Albert Lindstrom
Warren General Hospital
Frank Johnson
Sheffield
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
E. S. Rambure
Emery Haltberg
Esther Liden
John Wall
Charley Erickson
John Carlson
Ephriam Carlson
Henry Sword
Arthur Engstrom
Lutheran Cemetery
Alma Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Fred Brooks
Opal
Godfrey Sundel
Xideway
C. A. Sundell
D. F. Carr
Alden
Gerald Carr
Rachel Lucile Norris
Sugargrove
G. L. Sands
Oscar Johnson
N. Y
Bradford
Alfred Lindstrom
Linder
Aes
H. T. Campbell
Warren Savings Bank
Frank Trusler and Son
Sotatat
S Price
Mber Y Conservatory
Pious
Nanking
Wee
Nankin
China
Cox
B. G. Gregory
Warren County Dairy Association
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