Mrs Edward Lindsey Named President of Woman's Club
Mrs Edward S Lindsey, prominent clubwoman and welfare worker, was selected to the presidency of the Woman's Club at today's annual luncheon attended by eighty members. Miss Anna G Rockwell was elected first vice president. Mrs A Schofer reelected second vice president. Mrs W F Clinger secretary. Mrs Jerry Crary reelected corresponding secretary. Mrs George Detler treasurer. Ella Tybout reelected chairwoman of house committee and board. H W Conarro named nominating chair with Tybout and Richards on slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S$. Lindsey
Woman’s Club
Anna G. Rockwell
SA. Schofer
W. F. Clinger
Reing
Jerry Crary
George Detler
C. E. Keelor
Ella M. Tybout
Charles Henry
A. (. Kirberger
Robert MacKay
E. H. Ley
H. W. Conarro
Thomas Jenkins
Phyllis Is
Benjamin Whelpley
Maurice Bessy
Charlotte Erickson
Pauline Smedley
Cecelia Thompson
Seranata Napolitana
Camillo
D’ Alessio
Paul Riston
Laura K. Snyder
Harriette Eaton
M. H. Deardorff
Mary C. Weiss
RB. W. Steber
Community Service
Spencer L. Flyer
5. E. Walker
Flora Christie
J. C. Holderness
Gerald C. Wright
Art Department
George H. Dunham
E. Frances Braddock
R. L. Young
Anna Snyder
35 Couples Attend Fraternity Dance
Lambda Chapter of Omega Psi Phi entertained thirty five couples of the younger set at their seventh annual Faster dance in the Conewango Club last evening. The Culver Jordan orchestra of Jamestown played from nine to two. Buffet luncheon was served in the club dining parlors around midnight. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs H P Stone and Mr and Mrs H D Kopf. Committee members leading the event were C S Lemmon Nelson Johnson Ed C Rasmussen and John Stewart. Programs and favors bore the fraternity insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambda Chapter
Omega Ki
Conewango
Culver-Jordan Orchestra
Jamestown
N.Y
H. P. Stone
H. D. Kopf
C. S. Lemmon
Nelson Johnson
Ed C. Rasmussen
John Stewart
Reverend Ware Speaks at Trinity Guild Luncheon
Fire Reverend J L Ware rector of Trinity Memorial Episcopal church spoke on Stained Glass Windows at the Trinity Guild luncheon in the parish house. The play Piper Pays by Mrs Kirwin’s Sunday school class, directed by Mrs Albert Rockwell, was also a delightful part of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Trinity Guild
Kirwin
Albert Rockwell
Missionary Tea Tuesday at First Lutheran Church
The First Lutheran church hosts its regular missionary tea in the church parlors on Tuesday afternoon starting at 2:30 PM. Members and visitors are invited to attend for light refreshments and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Conewango W. C. T. U. Holds Varied Friday Meeting
The Conewango Heights W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Ilda Almendinger home in Starbrick with many members attending. Mrs. Clara Scholer led negative wasting and Mrs. Eunice Schuler led devotions. Easter scripture lessons were shared. Communications on the Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania were read. New members joined. four were welcomed. The group discussed gifts for a Children's Home and reviewed voter duty materials. Lindbergh posters on smoking were distributed to local schools. The program featured poems, recitations, greetings from Youngsville union, and plans for a Mother's Day gathering at Henry Bassett's home. Refreshments ended the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Heights
W. C.T.U
Iida Almendinger
Starbrick
Clara Scholer
Birs
Eunice Schuler
Lord's Day Alliance of Pennsylvania
David Lindberg
Eliza Beyer
Nell Clark
Union
Belle Grosch
Conenango Avenue
Betty Jane Loney
Clara Loney
Youngsville Union
Gurney Ball
Henry H. Bassett
Sedon
In and Out of Town Visitors and Local Illnesses in Warren
Akron visitors Mr and Mrs F E Hill and family arrived to spend the weekend with Mrs Hill's mother and sister on Third avenue. Miss Helen Love of Jamestown NY passed through en route to Harrisburg to visit her sister. Miss Isabelle Dennig, daughter of Rev C A Dennig, is ill with grip. Mrs Joseph A Schofield and son Major Lemorl Braddock Schofield arrived from Philadelphia and Orlando to spend time with relatives. Miss Rebecca Schofield attends Columbia University in New York. Miss E Francis Braddock, sister of Mrs Schofield, recently in Florida, returned home. John Mahar of the Carver Hotel returned to duties after illness. Miss Justine Lucy of Irvine is ill at home. Mr and Mrs James Krespan moved to 17 Third avenue west. Miss Emma Slike ill at a sister's home on Frank Street. Miss Effie Kifer of Sheffield resumed duties at the Carver Hotel after illness. Mrs T G Jacobs of Crescent Park returned from Walkerton Indiana after her brother Rev J B Fleming's death. Miss Virginia Armstrong of East Aurora will return home tomorrow after visiting Warren friends. Mrs Charles G Burch of Main Avenue returned from New York City visiting relatives. Mrs Frank Sayre of Oil City, guest of relatives, returned this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Love
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren
Harrisburg
Isabelle Dennig
C. A. Dennig
Joseph A. Schofield
Third Avenue
Lemorl Braddock Schofield
Philadelphia
Schofield
Orlando
Florida
Rebecca
New York City
Columbia University
E. Francis Braddock
T. G. Jacobs
Crescent Park
Walkerton
Indiana
J. B. Fleming
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Armstrong
East Aurora
Charles G. Burch
Main Avenue
Frank Sayre
Oil City
Conservatory Vocal Department To Present April 16 Program
The Warren Conservatory of Music will present an illustrated program by the vocal department on Monday evening April 16. The lineup features a diverse vocal run including arias, duets, and a dramatic piece, with Grace Sweeney, Hazel Rhodes, Mayme Potter-Schreiber, and Eleanor Smith among the performers. Accompanists include Charlotte Hall-Lohnes and Leona Stoll, with Misses Larsen hosting a bridge gathering prior to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory Vocal Department
Warren Conservatory of Mus
Alfreda
Mooney
Vooice
Eleanor Smith
Sosere Kaimon
Walter Irwin
Basso
Charlotte Hall-Lohnes
Leona Stoll
Florence Irwin
High School Notes on superlatives and events
Senior class met at the high school to review superlatives voted the previous afternoon. Results await the Dragon issue. Boys Glee club to sing at Lutheran church Sunday evening. track meeting last night cleared important matters. Baseball suits issued to seven players including six lettermen. Erie reports Central and East Highs ready to visit for triangular meet on May 26. Interclass track meet canceled due to weather. Sheffield game postponed to early next week. Mrs Sayre of Oil City honored at dinner party. guests prize awarded and bridge prize won. Baraca class of Swedish Baptist church to meet Monday at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Boyette
Eugene Kelly
Everett Hodges
Nelson Johnson
Casper Scalise
Jimmy McConnell
Ralph Gelotte
Sheffield
The
Swedish Baptist Church
Miss McCalmont to Speak at Federation Meet
Edith McCalmont of Ring Around A Rosy Shop will speak at the Federation supper at the YWCA Monday evening. T N T Club hostesses will serve a 5 45 pm supper so members may attend the Philomen Club meeting at 7 30 pm. Viola Lindmark will lead group singing. YWCA board to meet at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McCalmont
Federation
T. N. T. Club
McCalmont
Philome! Club
Viola Lindmark
Fine Program By Thiel Glee Club In Concert Here
A special program was presented at the Little Heralds and Mothers Circle meeting at First Evangelical church. Attendance was large as the Thiel Glee Club performed readings and songs including Easter Lesson, The Jefferson Bible, The Old Rugged Cross, and April. Light refreshments were served by Mrs Stewart Custer, Mrs Lottie Northrup and Mrs Fred Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Heralds
Mother's Circle
First Evangelical Church
Lear
George Folkman
Carl Peterson
Charles Mathis
Dornheim
Lottie Northrup
Old Rugged Cross
H. E. Dornheim
Fred Olson
Lillian Dornheim
Tewart Custer
College Women's Club nominates slate for next year
Mrs M W Jamieson presides as nominating committee chair appointing Miss Phoebe Finley Miss Anna Snyder and Miss Alice Larson to present officers for next year at the May meeting. Dinner program at the Woman's club featured Miss Anna G Rockwell on Gilbert and Sullivan and a Watson block print exhibit by Ernest W Watson of New York with Hildegarde Edwards hosting and describing print production. The exhibit runs through Friday the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Jamieson
College Women's Club
Phoebe Finley
Anha Snyder
Alice Larson
Woman's Club
O. A. Pressell
Anna G. Rockwell
Gilbert and Sullivan
Arthur Sullivan
Harry Conarro
God
Ernest W. Watson
New York
Hildegarde Edwards
Miss Edwards
Mr. Watson
Rebekah Card Party Largely Attended at Odd Fellows
Sixty four guests attended the Rebekah Lodge event at Odd Fellows Temple on Friday evening with progressives in five hundred and twenty eight at bridge. A brief business session planned installation of officers and a supper for next Friday. Mrs C E Tukner and Mrs Harry Rogers led the affair. Friday Nite Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Clair King with two tables of progressive auction and prizes to Miss Irene Frantz and Miss Georgia Lott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larsen
Alice
Lillian Larsen
Myrtle Street
Martha Peterson
LeRoy B. Campbell
Odd Fellows Temple
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
C. E. Tukner
Harry Rogers
Clair King
East Street
Thiel College Glee Club Delights First Lutheran Audience
Thiel College Girls Glee Club from Greenville Pa gave a spring program at First Lutheran church before a large appreciative crowd. Under Prof Stanley J Seiple the group presented Not a Sparrow Falleth But God Doth Not Know and other selections with Miss Evelyn Laver and Miss Sara Bossart as soloists. The chorus showed freshness and strength in finales and encores, with Gretchen Heineman as manager. The Bevacie class hosted a dinner and overnight guests before the group departed for Ridgway for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiel College Girls’ Glee Club
Greenville
Stanley J. Seiple
Thiel Conservatory of Music
Hahn
Evelyn Laver
Sara Bossart
Miss Laver
Dvorsak
Miss Bossart
Gaynor
Sienance
Howard
Bevac Mie
Ridgway
Helen Behrman
Helen Beil
Chrystal Geer
Hazel Hofmann
Hazel Bartholf
Ella Bert
Sopran
Imetis
Artz
Myra Smith
Evelyn Layng
Beulah Bauer
Louise Beil
Elizabeth Meyers
Lucile Harman
Elizabeth Miller
Alberta Stafford
Eleanor McKay
Eugenia Page
Esther Seiberling
Helen McGarvey
Elizabeth McGarvey
Gretchen Eineman
Sera Wallace
Margaret Law
Martha Clare
Manger
Triggs Recital Planned at Philomel Club on April 25
Harold Triggs of New York City will present a piano recital at the Philomel club on the afternoon of Wednesday April 25 as a club compliment and invitation for members to bring friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Triggs
New York City
Philomel Club
Rosé Mesgner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Lindsey
Ware
GUILD
Conewango W. C. T. U
F. E. Hill
Akron
Ohio
Mr. Hill
John Mahar
Carver Hotel
Misa Justine Lucy
Irvine
James Krespan
Glassman Building
West
Emma Slike
Frank Street
Effie Kifer
Carver
Robinson's
Ann Ne
Milady
Ruth Taylor
Mary Brian
Ers
Plus Ultra
Taylor
Volcr
Brahms Nancy Flitner
Voor
Gabrilewitch the Spirit Flower
Campbell
Tipton
Green Martha Smith
Scent de Ballet
Ch. de Bennot
Grace Sweeney
Bettini
von Gluck Non Destarmi
Romeo Giulietta
Gounod
Hazel Rhodes
Schuler
Bertha Erickson
Yvoice
Cato Roma
Mayme Potter-Schreiber
Pauline Meeley
Rubinstein
Frulingzeit Setevesee Becker
Isabel Buck-Lightner
Betty
Elaine Nelzon
Vee
Leoncavailo
Paul T. Randell
Shepherd Hey
Granger
Lilian Swanson
Union Furniture & Novelty Co
Mohawk
Lutheran Church
Erie
Central
East
Sayre
Brrs
Leo P. Huckleburry
Maple Place
D. A. Skillman
Texas
Miss McCalmont
Federation Meet
Margaret Pace
Sandy Pace
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Brotherhood
E. H. Beshtin
Albright Brotherhood of the First Evangelical Church
Rosary Society
Rosary Society of
Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Messrs
W. P. Moody
Charles Check
Pennsylvania Avenue
Warco
Pittsburgh
Madeira Hill
Warren Coal Co
Phane
Thiel Glee Club
Mother's Circle and
Ambrose
Thayer
Denza
St. Saens
Pierne- Elliott
Grant Schaeffer
Park
Triggs
V-line
Conewango Building & Loan Association
Penna. Ave. W
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