Reports of Woman's Club Departments Presented at Luncheon
The Warren Woman's Club held its annual luncheon Saturday with ninety three guests in attendance. Miss Anna Rockwell presided as president, and reports from the club's departments highlighted activities including art, literature, choral work, and community service. A notable exhibit by Ernest Watson and watercolors by William Henry Holmes were announced, with plans for tree planting on Roosevelt Highway and donations aiding facility improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Rockwell
Lindsey
Thomas H. Jenkins
Paul Riston
Phyllis
Benjemin Whep Jey
Maurice Besley
Charlotte Erickson
Cecile Thompson
Pauline Smedley
Riston
Piaro
Charles Keeloc
Rebecca Gealy
W. J. Richards
Woman’s Club of
Warren
Club m
American Woman’s Club of
Paris
Nellie Horton Schwing
Harry Conarro
E. S. Lindsey
Anna G. Rockwell
Prest
Federated Clubs of Pennsylvania
Rheumatism prescription offered by American Army veteran
A veteran in France with the American Army shares a noted French prescription for rheumatism and neuritis. He claims thousands benefited, states the prescription cost him nothing, and offers to mail it to anyone who sends their address via a postal request addressed to Paul Case, Dept. $08, Brockton.
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France
Paul Case
Dept
Brockton
Missionary Society Meets at Peterson Home
The Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene will be entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson’s home at 23 Russell Street on Tuesday evening. All men and women of the congregation are invited.
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The
Missionary Society of the Church of the Nazarene
Andrew Peterson
Russell Street
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Pure Long-Lasting Wear
A vintage advertisement promotes MELLO-GLO face powder as protecting complexions in all weather. It claims not drying the skin or clogging pores, resisting perspiration, and lasting longer, touting a new French process and purity.
Grand Valley Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Grand Valley couple Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Krantz observe their golden wedding on April 10. Married in Sweden on April 10, 1878, they later settled in Grand Valley. A dinner for fifteen featured gold and white decor with daffodils and roses. Guests included relatives from Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana. They have four daughters and eleven grandchildren. their son Karl A. Krantz predeceased them.
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Grand Valley
G. W. Krantz
Emmy Helles
Anne Lanove
Krantz
Charles Sanden
Victor Lofgren
Walter Sanden
Martin Swanson
Marion
Vivian Swanson
Titusville
Annie Sanden
Fredonia
Robert Naslund
Virginia Naslund
Dunkirk
Alfred Krantz
Warren
Gerda Krantz
Pittsburgh
Emmy Keller
Hastings
Mich
Anne Lawson
Sylvan Grove
Kansas
Linda Kerr
Long Beach
California
Karl A. Krantz
Reverend Steimer to Give Illustrated Lecture in Warren
The Reverend John Steimer of Africa, on furlough with relatives in Warren, will deliver an illustrated lecture on African religion and customs at the Men's Brotherhood meeting in First Lutheran Church tonight. A tureen party starts at 6 30 and new member reception will be a formality of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steimer
Africa
Warren
Program Tonight at Conservatory Music Hall
The Vocal Department of the War ren Conservatory of Music presents a program this evening at eight o clock in Music Hall. Performers include Nancy Hitner Martha Smith Grace Sweeney Hazel Rhodes Bertha Erickson Mayme Potter Schreiber Pauline Meeley Elaine Nelson Mrs Isabel Buck Lightner Lillian Swanson Paul T Randall G Walter Irwin Mrs Charlotte Hall Lohnes Miss Leona Stoll and Miss Florence Irwin.
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Warren Conservatory of Music
Music Hall
Nancy Hitner
Martha Smith
Grace Sweeney
Hazel Rhodes
Bertha Erickson
Mayme Potter- Schreiber
Pauline Meeley
Elaine Nelson
Isabel Buck Lightner
Lillian Swanson
Paul T. Randall
G. Walter Irwin
Charlotte Hall-Lohnes
Leona Stoll
Florence Irwin
Surprised by Friends A J McDonald party at home
A social gathering for twelve friends lasted Saturday evening at 11 Bradley Street with radio, instrumental music, singing and a five hundred game. Midnight luncheon followed as a dainty refreshment before goodbyes. The Warren Shakespeare Club plans an evening program tomorrow at the Woman’s Club. Mrs. M W Jamieson will review a play for Shakespeare members after her March critique at the Literature Department of the Woman’s Club. The Water Colors exhibit by Henry Holmes opens at the Warren Public Library and runs to April 27, via the American Federation of Arts. The Grand Army Auxiliary schedules a bake sale for April 21 at the post rooms, with a tureen dinner on April 28. Dinner bridge is tonight at 408 West Fifth Avenue hosted by Mrs B Oliphant and Mrs Chloe McLaren with 35 guests. Outstanding out-of-town guest is Mrs Joseph Moore of Elkins, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Walter Heasley
F. G. Rockwell
Miss Tybout
Assembly Hall
Miss Braddock
Rockwell
Ernest Watson
New York
William Henry Holmes
American Water Color Association
Warren Public Library
Ed Ley
Milton C. Work of
William Bairstow
Warren
Audi
A. J. McDonald
Bradley Street
Shakespeare Club
Warren Shakespeare Club
Woman's Club
M. W. Jamieson
J. B. Fagan
Mary C. Weiss
Henry Holmes
Water Color Club
Washington, D. C
Public Library
American Federation of Arts
Auxiliary
The
Grand Army of the Republic
Clara Swick
Richard Evans
B. Oliphant
Chloe McLaren
In and Out of Town Guests and Travelers
Local notes list Stewart Beckley returning to Philadelphia to resume studies at the University of Pennsylvania after Easter with his parents. Several residents and visitors are noted: Virginia Armstrong from East Aurora. Mrs. F. E. McMahon and daughter from East Orange. Joe Button from Elwood City. Misses Cogswell Knapp and Guild from Lock Haven. Mrs. James Sparco and daughter from Clarendon. Mrs. Crowell and Juanita from Beaver Dam. Ralph Sechriest ill after Easter in Warren. E B. Wright in Cleveland for a Penny’s convention. Miss Mary Aaron returning to Greensburg. Miss Doris Bassett in Gil City. Marshall Parshall and Hugh Hazelstine from Pinehurst. Miss Louise Bertram from Corry. Miss Clara Hultman returning to Rochester for dental studies. Also noting Mrs. George Bartsch recovering in Warren and Mrs. E. W. Williams hosting a missionary meeting at the First Baptist church Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Beckley
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
C. W. Beckley
Fourth Avenue
Louise Cogswell
Guinevere Knapp
Josephine Guild
Lock Haven Normal School
James Sparco
Sarah
Clarendon
A. Guiffre
Pennsylvania Avenue
Meadville
Guiffre
Joseph Galbo
James Crowell
Juanita
Beaver Dam
Ralph Sechriest
Fred Sechriest
West Street
Pratt Institute
New York
Warren
E. B. Wright
J. C. Penny Company
Cleveland
George Bartsch
Water Street
Agnes Smith
Division Street
Clara Hultman
Births Reported for Suto and Larson Families
Mr and Mrs Thomas Suto of 20 South South street announce the birth of a son born Sunday at 527 PM weighing 6 pounds 2 ounces. Mr and Mrs Arthur Larson of West Hickory announce a son born at Maternity Hospital Sunday at 4 PM weighing 8 pounds 1 ounce.
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Thomas Suto
South South Street
Arthur Larson
West Hickory
County W C T U Institute Tuesday at North Warren church
Mrs Mabel E Dallas county president of the W C T U will preside at a group institute at the North Warren Presbyterian church. The program starts at 10 30 am with a luncheon at 1 30 pm and a second session at 2 30 pm. The day includes songs readings devotions papers talks and a junior information segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Dallas
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Carrie Sager
Flore Olson
Trinity Parish Dance Set For April 20
Trinity Parish invites high school groups to a dance at the parish house Friday evening April 20 starting 3 30 pm with a popular orchestra to about midnight Chaperones include Rev and Mrs J L Ware and others Committee chaired by Charles Young with Maurice Snelding Louis Evans Roger Robson John Stewart and Clayton G Fracker plans a festive event Also included is news of a play reproduction An Old Fashioned Mothers from Stoneham M E church scheduled for April 18 and a dinner by the American Insurance Union tomorrow at 6 30 pm at the Protected Home Circle clubrooms and an exhibit of linoleum prints by Ernest W Watson attracting attention at the Woman's Club auditorium through Friday
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Trinity Parish
Charles Young
Maurice Snelding
Louis Evans
Roger Robson
John Stewart
Clayton G. Fracker
J. L. Ware
Stoneham
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Event Listings
Warren Tonight features Greta Garbo and John Gilbert in Love at the Library Theatre and The Blood Ship with Jacqueline Logan and Richard Arlen at Columbia Theatre. Evening schedules include church services, choir rehearsals, and club meetings at First Lutheran, Swedish Baptist, Salem Evangelical, Firat Baptist, and the YWCA. Tomorrow.
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Greta Garbo
John Gilbert
Columbia Theatre
Jacqueline Logan
Richard Arlen
Men's Brotherhood
First Lutheran Church
Philomel Club
Firat Baptist Church
Medical Society
State Hospital
Federation 2
Baraca
Swedish Baptist
Witting
Salem Evangelical Church
Swedish Baptist Church
Warren Conservatory of Music
Conservatory Music
Ip Warren
Library
First Lutheran
Church
Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Albright Brotherhood
First Evangelical Church
State Speaker to Address Warren Republican Women
Mrs. Gray of Pittsburgh, a prominent state speaker, will visit Warren on Friday night April 20 to address a public mass meeting at the Court House at eight. Mrs. W. L. McClure, president of the Republican Women's Council, arranged for the event with help from chairwoman Mrs. F. W. Chaffee. The talk will cover the political situation and women's role in politics, with many local Republicans expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McClure
Republican Women’s Council
Gray
Pittsburgh
Warren
McClure
Court House
F. W. Chaffee
Woman’s Council
Prof Barnes to Attend Community Chorus Rehearsal
Professor Lee Barnes of Meadville will attend the Community Chorus rehearsal at the Philomel Club this evening at 7 30. He directs the Chorus of the Middle East and will hear choral numbers for the upcoming Musical Festival this summer. An informal reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Barnes
Meadville
Chorus of the
Middle East
Philomel Club
Barnes
Welsh Singers to Appear Tonight at Baptist Church
Royal Welsh Singers come to the First Baptist Church tonight at eight oclock for an unusual program. Miss Jane Russell will open with Rachmaninoffs Prelude in a Sharp Minor and perform three monologues Hard Trials Trifling Katy Did Mine. Gladys Cutter soprano will sing Break of Day Down Here and more. D Edgar Davies will sing God Touched the Rose and The Watchman. Duets The Voyagers and Absent complete the program.
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Royal Welsh Singers
Jane Russell
Rachminoff
Katy
Gladys Cutter
D. Edgar Davies
Brown
Squire
Mme. Cutter
Mr. Davies
Quaintanes Club
First Baptisl Church
Martha Society Tonight at Mrs Burns Home
Mrs Byron Burns of 4 Alson Street hosts the Martha Society of Emanuel Reformed Church at her home this evening. A social hour and business program will occupy the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Society
Byron Burns
Alson Street
Martha Society of the
Emanuel Reformed Church
Notice of irregular office hours at home on Water Street
Due to illness the proprietor will not be at the office regularly. He may be seen at his home at 211 Water Street at 5 p.m. on any day.
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Water Street
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