Mrs. E. E. Koebly Named Jefferson PTA Head
Mrs. E E Koebly unanimously elected president of the Jefferson Street Parent-Teacher Association at the April session in the Jefferson Street school building. Rey L Blodgett presided. report on motion picture machine procurement by Maurice Emery. seeds sale profit noted. plans for summer roundup discussed. new chair Merle H Deardorff announced. operetta planned for April 27. attendance cup winners Bernice Babbitt's room. arithmetic demonstration by Causgrove. Maude Ellis sang. Deardorff spoke on child habits. officers to be chosen before next meeting. Ruth Anderson to wed Nels Johnson May 2 in New York, farewell party held in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Koebley
Jefferson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Rey L Blodgett
Maurice Emery
Byers
Ecards
Bess Johnson
Merle ‘H. Deardorff
William Jarres
Deardorff
Association
Mabel Hayes
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Evening Listings
Warren Tonight Library theatre features Beebo Daniels in Feel My Pulse at Warren and Sally in Our Alley at Columbia theatre. Other events include Lady Warren Rebekahs installation of officers, Bruce Simmonds in recital at Philomel club, Trinity Boys class dance at Trinity Memorial parish house, Myron at Swedish Congregational church, open house at Centennial Fire Co station on Madison, public Mass meeting at Warren county court house with Mrs Gray of Pittsburgh, St Nicholas class tureen supper at First Lutheran church, Tim McCoy in Under the Black Eagle at Library Theatre Tomorrow, Buzz Barton at Columbia Theatre, Warren Grange meeting at P B C hall, and Ladies of the G A R bake sale at Associated Electric on Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebo Daniels
Columbia Theatre
Sally
Lady Warren Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Temple
Bruce Simmonds
Philomel Club
Trinity
Trinity Memorial Parish House
Young People’s Society
Myron
Swedish Congregational Church
Lock
Centennial Fire Co
Madison Avenue
Warren County Court House
Warren Tomorrow
Tim McCoy
Black Eagle
Buzz Barton
Warren Grange
P. B.C. Hall
Ladies of the G. A. R
Associated Electric
Liberty Street
Rummage Sale by Rosary Society at St Joseph’s Church
A rummage sale conducted by the Rosary Society of St Joseph’s Church runs April 19 20 21 in the Exchange building. Open evenings until 7 o’clock with proceeds likely benefiting church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
Exchange Building
Double program offered by Warren choral society and Grace Kerns
A Warren Friday program pairs the Woman's Club Choral Society with soloist Grace Kerns at the Woman's Club. The choral group, directed by Mrs. W. B. Bairstow, emphasizes refined tone and expression after January debut. Also items note society meetings, a 500 party results, and a Saylor Saxton marriage in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerns
Warren
Presbyterian Brotherhood Lyceum
Pacquet Club Entertained With Guessing Contest
Mrs A S Maynard hosted the Pacquet club on Pennsylvania Avenue. An evening of chatting and a kitchen guessing contest provided entertainment. Mrs Grace Estell and Mrs Isabelle Gebhardt won top prizes. After a brief meeting a tureen supper followed, and Mrs Lucille Allen will host on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Maynard
Pennsylvania Avenue
Grace Estell
Isabelle Gebhardt
Lucille Allen
Out of Town Notices on Mrs Lee and Visitors in Warren
Mrs R H Lee travels to Our City for the funeral of Mrs T L Blas. Bruce Simmonds of New Haven will stay with Dr and Mrs LeRoy Campbell during a Warren visit. Mrs Sarah Graves moved from Warren General Hospital to her nephew Dr I G Hyer’s home. Mr and Mrs R Bennett of Brookville visited. Mrs C Bennett accompanied to see Edith Clepper. Mrs Curtis Shattuck has returned from Buffalo. Mrs Elkanah Hulley leaves for Pittsburgh after three weeks with her daughter. Arthur Thomson with grandmother to Pittsburgh for recuperation. Mrs Aaron Pamtz entertains Mrs Margaret Stewart Gray of Pittsburgh in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Lee
Fifth Avenue
Our City
T. L. Blas
Bruce Simmonds
New Haven
Conn
LeRoy B. Campbell
Warren
Buffalo
N. Y
Sarah Graves
Warren General Hospital
I. G Hyer
Clarendon
R. Bennett
Brookville
Bennett
C. Bennett
Edith Clepper
Cedar Street
Curtis Shattuck
Danham
Elkanah Hulley
Pittsburgh
John Thomson
Canton Street
Arthur Thomson
Aaron Primtz
Fourth Averse
Margaret Stewart Gray
Pamtz
Gray
Kaebnick to Speak to Swedish Society
Ernest A Kaebnick will address the Young Peoples Society of the Swedish Congregational church this evening in the church parlors. Gideon Widing will lead devotion and a social hour committee will serve refreshments. The event follows Kaebnick’s appointment as successor to Dean Coates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Society
Myron
Swedish Congregational Church
Ernest A. Kaebnick
Kaebnick
Dean Coates
American Sunday School Union
Gideon Widing
Constance, Elmer
Ernest Frederickson
Auxiliary Plans Sale by Grand Army of the Republic
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic bake breads cakes cookies and pies for a sale at the Electric Light Company office on Liberty Street. Mrs Clara Swick chairs the event which starts at ten a m and runs through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Electric Light Company
Liberty Street
Clara Swick
Ali-We-Je Club Social Meeting At Y W C A
The Ali-We-Je club of the Y W C A held its social gathering with many in attendance. Flora Blair chaired the entertainment and Maybelle Bairstow led refreshments. A final banquet is planned for Friday May 21. The annual birthday party plans were finalized for May 14 with a penny collection tied to each member's age to support foreign work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Blair
Maybelle Bairstow
High School Notes Chapel Play and Board Updates
An engaging chapel program featured a short French play Rosalie with Norman Kidder and Ruth Goodwin among the cast. A Harlequin-Columbine dance by Betty Field and others drew praise. The new Blue and White board names include Nelson Johnson and Jeanne Barwis. positions to be decided. The baseball team lost 10 8 to Youngsville. next play Tidioute at Russell Field. Girls Glee Club rehearsals continue under Miss Milliren with a Clarion contest next month and a hike planned for April 30 from the Y W C A at 5 00. Mrs. C N Strague visited Jamestown and Ashville N C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosalie
Norman Kidder
Monster Bol
Ruth Goodwin
Madame Bol
Betty Eldred
Maid
Elizabeth Lavery
Betty Field
Bathurst
Nelson Johnson
Jeanne Barwis
Mabel Norris
Martha Hermans
Gerald Sellin
Katherine Garner
Quin Smith
Margaret Groves
Troy Martin
Violet Saylor
Robert Kopf
Helen Pressel
Militeen Kopp
Kenneth Johnson
Kay Burns
Howard Colt
John McCoy
Harriett Borg
Eugene Kelly
Charles Frantz
Williard Gibson
Richard Heasley
Clarion Music i3
Milliren
Clarion
New Cleansing Cream Wonderful
An advertisement promotes a cleansing cream named Wonderful by Mallen Drue Co. It boasts cocoa butter for dry skin prone to wrinkles and claims to remove dirt, leave a youthful finish, and melt on application. The copy targets women seeking complexion care and urges trying MELLO-GLO the new wonderful Cleansing Cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallen Drue Co
Jamestown Humane Society Anniversary Dinner Planned
The Warren County Humane Society announces its first anniversary dinner meeting at the Liberty Inn on April 20 with Aubrey Hiles of Jamestown Humane Society as principal speaker. Mrs. Florence C. Wagner, secretary, sent notices. Officers will be elected, reports heard, and a social time followed. members may bring guests and make reservations with Mrs. Wagner at 1186 J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Humane Soociety
Liberty Inn
Aubrey Hiles
Jamestown Humane Society
Florence C. Wagner
Social morality discussed at Stoneham W C T U meeting
Social morality was the theme at the Stoneham W C T U gathering held Wednesday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Mrs Anna Nelson in charge. Mrs Edith Kintner led the business session after a devotional by Mrs Ida Shirck. The group stressed training children in schools as essential to character, urged moral upbringing in youth, and encouraged primaries voting. Educational notes on candidates were distributed. April committee provided refreshments. Harold Triggs of New York City will entertain the Community Chorus after rehearsals Monday at 7:30 pm. He will also perform for Philomel club members Wednesday afternoon and stay with Mrs Rose Messner. A marriage license was issued to Allen Eddie Phettiplace and Mary Elizabeth O’Keefe of Falconer N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham W. C. T. U
Methodial Episcopal Church
Anna Nelson
Edith Kintner
Ida Shirck
Harold Triggs
New York City
Triggs
Philomel Club
Philomel
Rose Messner
Y. W. C. G. Rummage Clearance Sale Tomorrow
Rummage clearance sale at the Y. W. C. G. in the new building scheduled for tomorrow. The event is dated 4 20 16 and invites community members to visit and browse through items for fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. CG
Rev. Denning Reelected Head of Northeast Lutheran Conference
The Rev. C. A. Dennig pastor of First Lutheran Seats was elected to a ninth term as president of the Northeast conference United Lutheran Church at the spring meeting in Johnsonburg St Johns Church. W J Shaughnessy and Rev Denamy attended. lay representative W E Yeager elected to the executive committee. conference delegate candidate W C Shaughnesy named for Erie convention. Johnsonburg will host next fall with possible missionary convention. Lutherans rank third in national Protestant membership. NE conference leads in first quarter fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dennig
United Lutheran Churches
St. John’s Church
Johnsonburg
W. J. Shaughnessy
Denamy
Robert Chalmers
Lewis Koebley
George A. Robinson
John Wherle
C. J. Frantz
Anna Lesser
Mary Schueltz
Edith Nelson
Minnie Koebley
Blanche Hertzel
W. E. Yeager
Synod
Shaughnesy
United Lutheran Church Convention
Erie
Knox Emanuel Lutheran Church
Carol
Washington
Oroletta Baked Goods Set for Banner Grocery Sale
OROLETA baked goods will be sold at Banner Grocery beginning Saturday. The sale starts this weekend and runs through the coming days as announced by store officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oroleta
Banner Grocery
False Teeth Sign Spurs Rummage Sale
A window display at H. G Greenland store on Pennsylvania Avenue features a false teeth sign attracting pedestrians. Inside, a fundraising rummage sale by a Rosary society offers a $10 purchase for a set of teeth, with Dr. H. E. Barnhart charging $15 normally. The sale runs through Saturday night, closing at 9. Regular attendance has been strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G Greenland
Pennsylvania Avenue
Rosary Society
H. E. Barnhart
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E. E. Koebly
Jefferson P. T. A. Head
New York
Ruth Anderson
Jefferson Avenue
Nels Johnson
Brooklyn
Frank Lindberg
Crown Street
Jamestown
N.Y
Margaret Larson
Bertha Anderson
C. T. Anderson
Brrs
W. P. Larson
Lindbergs
Stockholm
Sweden
Stucco Block
Youngsville
Ard Society of the
First Evangelical Church
Carl Peterson
I. E. King
H. E. Dornheim
Bertha Arnold
Fred Mathis
O. BR. Pang
Protected Home Circle
Grace Moore
Ed Larson
Alice Figbuy
Henry Honhart
John Campbell
James Neizmak
Elsie Ross Missionary Society
Grace M. E
Hazel Finley
Minnie Hanson
Saylor-Saxton
Shirley M. Saylor
Mirs
F. M. Saylor
Elm Street
Harry EH. Saxton
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Burroughs
Miss Saylor
Warren High School
Tamestown
Renee Adorea
Doris Dawson
Flickers
Interna
al Nowareal
Company I
State Armory
James Johnson
LaVerne Wolfe
Charles Fiero
Swedish Baptist Church
Danielson Haglund
West
Y. W
Tidioute
Russel Field
C. N. Strague
Ashville
N. C
Jmane Society
Stoneham W.C.T.U
the Register and Recorder
Allen Eddy Phettiplace
Mary Elizabeth O'Keefe
Falconer N
Rev. Denning
Northeast Lutheran Conference
Business Girls Federation
Gray Top Taxi Co
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