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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
2
The Junior Dancing Class will host its final party Monday at seven oclock at the Philomel with Miss Mary Berger and Mrs Harriett Wilkins leading the event.
Warren Tonight features Mary Astor and Loyd Hughes in Forever After with an 8 15 p m concert at First Presbyterian. Warren Tomorrow lists The Fake Alarm and notes Bea Children of Comia at parsonage with Rev Perry Edward Smith and Eva Peters Hill wed. ceremony at Jamestown Damestown area with Rev N S MacAlister.
The Rev. J. G. Ginader pastor will deliver a Good Friday sermon at the Epworth M. E. Church with special music by the regular and junior choirs.
Warren residents and visitors were listed in a bustling Easter travel note. Local patients at Warren General Hospital were mentioned along with several travelers from Pittsburgh, Erie, Jamestown, Bradford and beyond visiting relatives, attending events, or spending holidays.
Mrs Ella Houghwei and Pennsylvanias avenue visit Bradford while George W Gorma of Tidionte and Albert Frank of Pittsfield township are in Warren on business. Beaty field hosts The Big Hunt with eggs prizes by the Easter Rabbit. hundreds of eggs prepared and dozens of prizes for Warren kiddies.
A study argues that personal well being hinges less on location and more on the ability to change surroundings. Researchers say mobility and choice reduce the impact of geographic constraints on happiness and life satisfaction.
Earl Clark and Bill B. from Hamilton Collegiate Institute arrived in Warren after a two day two hundred mile bicycle trip to Mrs. Hulings on Prospect Street. They traveled from Hamilton, Canada and expect a ten day vacation with Mrs. C. C. Hulings. The friends faced only discouragement from Miss Floretta Clark and Mrs. Hulings before reaching their welcome.
On April eighteenth social events begin in Warren after Len ten season. A card party at the Woman's club set for 2:00 PM invites members and friends to play at chosen tables or at the club house. Miss Rockwell leads the committee and hopes many attend. Tea will be served in the afternoon.
Society reporting reveals Grace Sethu hosts a morning gathering in Cochort Auditorium with Mrs Helen Chris in charge, details scarce due to fragmented text.
Revival campaign activity at the First Free Metrodi tch on Corenna avenue ends Sunday after three weeks of events. The note warns attendees that services will conclude this weekend with final gatherings and communal activities at the church hall on Corenna.
Corry Kiwanis speaker describes city government and its departments with notes on Cleare relations with Erie. John T. Brew and J H Martin discuss Canada week set for April. Tonight at 7 45 the Methodist Episcopal church dedicates to Work of Religion Education with Bishop McConnel address and Dedication March by Armstrong.
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