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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1928

Page

9

Thiel College Girls Glee Club Concert Friday

Thiel College Girls Glee Club directed by Stanley J. Seiple will perform Friday evening at First Lutheran church in Greenville Pa. The program includes Abt, Dvorak, Saint Saens, Mendelssohn, and others with solos by Evelyn Laver Ben Craft Bossart and a piano trio. Community events and local society notices follow in the same column.

Thiel Girls Glee’ Club Thiel College Greenvile First Lutheran Stanley J. Seiple Thiel Conservatory of Musc Ben Tam Baver Chorus Tenty Beng First Lutheran Church Frantz Green Cathedral Hahn Dvorsak Evelyn Laver Wilson Gaynor Sara Bossart Grant - Schaeffer Little ‘Bor Gretchen Homeman the Swan Saint- Saens Seville Pierne-Elliott Wees Wees Rine Mendelssohn Laver Miss Bossart Daniels To' S Wild Rose MacDowell Biss Layer Misa Harman

Philomel Club Rummage Sale At Exchange Hotel

Philomel Club will hold a rummage sale in the storeroom of the Exchange Hotel on Thursday Friday and Saturday with Mrs John Cable and Mrs W J Humiston in charge. Also notes a spring poem about the rummage sale and local social events including Truth Seekers meeting and a spring luncheon hosted by Mrs George H Dunham with 38 guests and a Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs Emory Lesser.

Philomel Club Exchange Hotel John Cable W J. Humminston Dunham George H. Dunham Market Street Woman's Club Bhs L. Hunter Biss Dorothy Hunter Tidioute

Mello-Glo Powder Ad Promises Pure Beauty Shine Free

An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO French process powder as long lasting with a soft peachy look that hides shine and minimizes pores. It claims high purity and beautifying qualities, urging readers to try the product.

High School Girls Club Elects Officers for Next Year

A Tuesday afternoon meeting of the High School Girls Club in the Federation building set the stage for next year’s leadership. President Helen Pressel, newly elected Eugenia Kebi as president, secretary Mary Louise Branch, and treasurer Maliteen Kopp were chosen. Delegates to the Kisaki minetas conference at Saltsburg from August 14 to 24 are Jane Lytle Bett Field and Alice Stanford. A faculty tea is planned for late April led by Jane Lytle. Florence Jacobs heads a committee for a May banquet. Rehearsal for Seven Keys to Bal pate is moved to tonight at 6 30. The Freshman Gas Reserves met in the G R rooms yesterday and plan a skating party next Tuesday evening. A dance is scheduled for early May with date to be announced. At 7:00 this evening a Boys Glee Club meeting in the auditorium will rehearse music for the Clarion concert with strong attendance urged.

Federation Helen Pressel Eugenia Kebi Mary Louise Branch Maliteen Kopp Warren Kis 1 Kiminetas School Saltsburg Fenn Jane Lytle Bett. Field Alice Stanford Florence Jacobs G. R

Officers Elected At First Baptist Church Meeting

The First Baptist Church elected officers at its annual business meeting in the church parlors. Newly named deacons include E. W. Williams for two years, A. J. Hazeline, B. H. Donovan, and Christian Lind for three years. Lips Rocena Stone was named church clerk, with Grover Lind treasurer and Violet M Peterson financial secretary. Ada Cook is benevolent treasurer, F. H. Hetrick Sunday school superintendent, and Herbert Harris chairs the finance committee. Birth announcement follows: Mr and Mrs Bryan Knapp announce a baby boy born this morning at Warren Maternity Hospital weighing 8 pounds 6 1/2 ounces.

First Baptist Church E. W. Williams A. J. Hazeline B. H. Donorvan Christian Lind Lips. Rocena Stone B. H. Donovan Grover Lind Violet M Peterson

President Reports Club Activities At YWCA Council Meeting

The Federation Council of the YWCA Business Girls Department held its regular dinner meeting with ten members. Reports from presidents and committee chairs were heard while finance chair Annabelle Cowden outlined a near complete budget. To close the year May 21, fundraisers include a clothing rummage sale April 80 and 21, plus a sugar bun sale. Grace Mitchell announced plans for a Federation dance for Pittsbingo youths, with a host committee listed. The T N T club will host the next dinner April 16. Reading on Miss Mable Crafty's life was given by Miss Dorothy Allen, who presided. For the closing banquet May 21, Dr Groves of Philadelphia is sought as speaker.

Federation Council of the Business Girls’ Department Annabelle Cowden Federation Grace Mitchell Pittsbingo Miss Mitchell Manan Elliott Margaret Blanke Betty Critchlow Ethel Olsen Dorothy Allen Margaret Dryden S . Myer West L. J. Wade T.N T Club Mrs West Mable Crafty Council 16 Dr. Groves of Philadelpha

Bridge Club Hostess Hosts Luncheon at Woman's Club

Mrs. Lynn Branch entertained her bridge club at a luncheon today in the Woman's Club. Eight covers were set for the members.

Lynn Branch Woman's Club

Cook County primary ends in fierce, united counter to Deneen forces

Gov Len Small delegates to national convention amid fragmented returns for Draft Coolidge in Chicago. Al Smith leads New York Democrats. Swanson claims victory, viewing results as aim to change state attorney standards. Emmerson defeats Small ally Crowe with broad Democratic support. Cermak named senator, Thompson gubernatorial nominee.

Thompson al Smith New York Smith Gee Mask Nanty Tolise Ans Swanson Swanson Cook County Neha Les State’s Attorney Louis Emmerson Govere Small Crowe Chicago Emperson Camnaten Pativ Bramerson A. J. Cermak Test Frank Sraith Senate Deneen

Pittsburgh Glee Club Concert in Warren Thursday

The University of Pittsburgh Glee Club, directed by Dr W H Wright with fifty three voices, will perform at Past Presbyterian church in Warren Thursday evening under the Lions Club. Esther Prugh Wright and Fenton Rossel join for an varied program including college songs and pieces such as Lo Now a Rose and Galway Piper. The concert starts at 8 16 o clock with post performance entertainments in the W CLA Activities building.

University of Pittsburgh Glee Club Pittsburgh Jaone Club Wietten Hones Jamestown Federation Guis

Anna Miller Bible Class Hosts Evening Meeting

Mrs Charles Edgett and Mrs Knas Tron will host the Anna Miller Bible class of the First Baptist Church tomorrow at 7 30 in the Edgett home 103 Conewan go avenue with important business on the agenda the event calendar shows.

Charles Edgett Conewango Avenue Knas Tron Anna Miller First Baptist Church

Trio Held in Murder Admit 35 Robberies

Pittsburgh police say three men confessed to a spree of Truly-five chain store and gas station holdups over the past year. They linked Tony Marino as gang leader to the death of hotel owner John Spehar last May. Carl Lucas and Frank Skalski admitted involvement in most robberies with Maria.

Pittsburgh John Spehar Last Maith Tony Marino Carl Lucas Frank Skalski Maria

Munson Family Returns From Easter Visit

In and Out of Town Ms and Mr E 8 Munson and son Myron Mrs A F Munson and Miss Roth Campbell have returned from Mt Morris where they spent Easter at the home of Superintendent AFP Munson of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr Carl Ho Zerres and son Jack returned from Wittsburgh where they visited at the home of Mrs Joseph Rauterkus. Mrs Rur Muller of Mooreheadville with SP Hashie spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs E O Stebbins on Myre tle street.

Carl Ho Zerres Jack Wittsburgh Joseph Rauterkus Rur Muller Mooreheadville Mes Stebbins

Glade Association Reelects Officers At Meeting Tuesday

The Glade Association reelected a complete slate of officers at the April meeting in the school building. President Mrs Leroy E Chapman and others were chosen, with plans for a summer round-up for first grade prep. Mrs Wright outlined PTA health work, noting golf tablets reduced cases by a third. Entertainment included two tide programs and a piano solo. refreshments followed.

Parent-Leacher Association Ares Mra Leroy E Chapman Mass Abe Anderson Rachel van Luvanee Fred Fuhrer Glade Association Glade Ann Wight State Health Board Wright Evelyn Samuelson Chauck Brahm Roentgen Fred Rosentrute Ruth Gettings

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