Mission Society Conference Opens At Jamestown Today
Mrs. W. F. Bennett leads Jamestown district as the Missionary society of the Erie Conference begins its forty sixth annual meeting at the First Methodist Episcopal church in Jamestown with sessions Tuesday and Wednesday. Speakers include Miss Mary L. Webster of Lynn Mass and Dr Ames Maywood. The program covers worship, greetings, officer elections, departmental reports and multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Bennett
Warren
Jamestown
Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
The
Missionary Society of the Erie Conference
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Home
Isabelle Hazeltine Auxiliary Missionary Societies
City
Bennett
H. D. Hanna
W. N. Sammell
C. T. Greer
A. F. Kotteamp
Ed Hall
Homer Andrews
Frank DuBois
R. L. Young
F. C. Eaton
Tia
Fred Jackson
Harold Hawkey
Boylan Home
May L. Webster
Eastbrook
L. F. Hemmenway
Mary Alice White
Ames Maywood
May
Webster
G. Gates
Mary E. Webster
Mary White
Masic
Mra
W. J.smith
Trene Maitland
Hart
Ruth BM
Smith Children’s Home
Justice Hour
H. D. Hanma
Bliss May Webster
Young
Young People's Conference
Natalie Morey
Esthers
Lela Frye
George Baker
Philomel members return from state music convention
Mrs Rose Messner president and officers of the Philomel Club traveled from Altoona after attending the Pennsylvania State Federation of Music Clubs convention held Wednesday through Friday. Harold Triggs of New York joined Friday. he will give informal recitals and perform in a formal program for Philomel members Wednesday afternoon. National federation officers spoke at the concluding banquet Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Messner
Philomel Club
Mayme Swanson
Paul Riston
Altoona
Pennsylvania State Federation of Music Clubs
Harold Triggs
New York
Alboona
C. W. Dierks
Pittsburgh
Federation of Music Clubs
H. H. Havener
State College
Samuel W. Cooper
Philadelphia
Frank F. Luckenbach
Harry A. Mackey
Joseph Mitchell
Lewistown
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Oxford
Ohio
Warren
Miss Bauer to be crowned May Queen at Thiel College
Miss Beulah Bauer of this city will be crowned May Queen of Thiel College at a Greek festival on Thursday May 26. Miss Sig ner Swanson who presented Parsival at the Lenten tea is in charge and will stage three plays including The Torch Bearers and The Pipers for June commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bauer
Thiel
Beulah Bauer
Thiel College
Signer. Swanson
Missionary Society of
First Lutheran Church
George Kelly
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Freshman and High School Girls Tea at YWCA
Freshman NReserves join High School Girls Club for a Tuesday faculty tea at the YWCA. Baseball after loss to Youngsville shows improvement, beating Sheffield 19 to 4 at Russell Field. Track beat Youngsville 48 to 42. Saturday dance drew about forty couples with Kaizenbach’s orchestra. Senior play tickets on sale. Junior Philomel meeting Wednesday at 4. Harold Triggs to give a string recital for the club at 8:15 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaizenbach
Philomel
Harold Triggs
Ih Sect
Elu
Out of Town Visitors and Local Travel Notices
A parade of residents and guests from Erie Warren Oil City and Cleveland are listed as weekend visitors and travelers. Names include Reverend and Mrs J L Ware and son Jimmy, Mrs Fred Steck, Mrs Burton Smith, Mr Verne Klingensmith, Dr LeRoy B Campbell, Nurse Madaline Hartweg, Mrs Anna Miller and daughter Marcella, Mrs Emma Fuellhart, the Hartwegs, the Andrews family with Rowans, Bliss Andrea, Mrs Jack Reese, Mrs William Cook and Richard, Royal H Schultheis, Elizabeth Thomas in Paris and Canton, and others. Several trips include Warren Sheffield Youngstown Buffalo Jamestown and Ashtabula visits with relatives or medical treatment noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Haumesser
Oil City
Warren
Sheffield
Madaline Hartweg
St. John’s Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Louis L. Hartweg
Park Street
B. G. Mitchell
Misa Grace Mitchell
Harry Mitchell
Conewango Place
Youngstown
Jack Reese
Niles
William Cook
Richard
Royal H. Schultheis
Howard Schultheis
Oneida Avenue
Mr and Mrs Strong Entertain At Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs W J Strong of Schantz street hosted a week end bridge party Saturday evening in honor of Erie. Eight guests enjoyed auction bridge and a two course luncheon followed the game. Mr McKenzie plans a three month business trip to Chile starting about May first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Strong
Schantz Street
James McKenzie
Erie
McKenzie
Chile
South America
May Day Breakfast Planned by First Methodist Ladies
Arrangements for the fifth annual May Day breakfast by the Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist Church are nearing completion under president Mrs C E Miller who has chaired the event since its origin. Last year about two hundred guests attended. Service starts at 6 30 this spring and runs to 1 00 with luncheon options upon request. Menu includes fruit bacon eggs sausages waffles maple syrup buckwheat cakes buttered toast fried cakes cookies coffee and milk hot rolls baked beans and pies. Committees are not yet finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Mra. C. E. Miller
Warren Tonight at Library Theatre and local events
Warren events list features Library Theatre showings The Circus and Columbia Theatre Wild Geese for tonight and tomorrow. Community, church, and fraternal groups meet at various times, with luncheons and rehearsals scheduled at First Lutheran, Philomel Club, First Evangelical, and First Baptist. Birthday surprise for Mary Ann Geitner noted with pink and white theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
Charlie Chaplin
Columbia
Martha Ostenso
North Warren
Warren
Columbia Theatre
Wild Gesse
First Evangelical
First Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
American Legion Auxiliary
Rooma
FH. I
B. of A. Hall
Blue Stocking F Club
Woman's Club
Stratford Honours Shakespeare in World Festival
More than 60 nations join Stratford on Avon commemorations for Shakespeare’s memory. Flags adorn Bridge Street as a noon fanfare signals the unfolding celebration. A procession from the birthplace to the church leads with Grammar School boys, dignitaries, diplomats, and the public to lay flowers on the tomb. the festival’s highlight is rare Shakespeare plays. Cautious buyers urged to study Classified Acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford ~On - Avon
Eng
Stratford
England
Old Bridge Street
Grammar School
Let the rainbow into your kitchen with Duco
LOR invites homemakers to brighten kitchens with Duco finishes for cups boards tables chairs broom handles and canisters. The ad highlights easy application by brush or spray and promises durable results. A free Duco color card is offered to help start.
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Duco
Entertain New Members at First Methodist Ladies Aid
The Ladies Aid society will host a Thursday afternoon entertainment for new members between two and five. A program includes the play Just Jane as a featured feature in an informal function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Just Jane
Water Color Exhibit At Warren Library Gallery Continues
The Water Color Exhibition by W. H. Holmes at the Warren Public Library Art Gallery will run through the twenty fifth. Art lovers report a pleasant week, with curator Holmes, a Smithsonian veteran, praised for landscapes and seascapes painted in Vera Cruz Italy New England Maryland Colorado and the Rockies. Friends note Holmes now 82 and still active, with connections to Willoughby College and a valued Maryland landscape gifted recently by Mrs. H. R. McCalmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Holmes
Warren Public Library Art Gallery
Hildegarde Edwarda
Holmes
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Vera Cruz
Italy
New England
Maryland
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
George Innes
Warren
H.R. McCalmont
Willoughby College
Ohio
Civil War Period. Apropos of This Boyhood Friendship, Mr. McCalmont
Rhoad Celebrates 80th Birthday in Conneautville
S. A. Rhoad, formerly of Warren and now in Conneautville, Pa, marked his eightieth birthday yesterday. He thanks his many Warren friends who remembered his anniversary and sent best wishes to him and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Rhoad
Warren
Conneautville
Pennsylvania
Mr. Rhoad
C. W. Barwis
Trinity Auxiliary Meets Friday at Mrs Henry’s Home
Mrs W F Henry and Miss Ella M Tybout invite the Trinity Memorial church Women’s Auxiliary to Mrs Henry’s home Friday afternoon April 27 for a program social and business meeting. Miss Anna G Rockwell will head the study program. The meeting begins at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Henry
Ella M. Tybout
South America
Trinity Memorial Church
Regan Wehner Wedding Attends 250 at Erie Cathedral
Miss Mechtilde Regan daughter of Mrs. Catherine Regan of Erie wed William Lewis Wehner of Warren in St. Peter's Cathedral Erie. Two hundred fifty guests attended the high mass ceremony with organ music and spring floral decor. The bride wore meel shade chiffon and Ophelia roses, with Agnes McCarty as maid of honor and John Gillespie as escort. After a breakfast at Hunter's, guests gathered for toasts before the couple's motor trip to Chicago and planned residence at 507 Madison Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechtilde Regan
Catherine Regan
Erie
William Lewis Wehner
Warren
P. Wehner
St. Peter's Cathedral
Father Dugan
Bessie Weidorf-Young
Marzo
Jacob A. Young
Ophelia Rosea
Misa Agnes McCarty
John P. Gillespie
Youngstown
Ohio
Charles M. Mccarty
Walter Leib
Hunter’s
Henrietta Wehner
George K. Harsh
Milton F. Smith
Cornell University
Wehner
Warren District Bell Telephone Company
Chicago
Madison Avenue
North Warren W C T U to Meet at Mrs A Gee Jackson Home
The North Warren W C T U will be entertained Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs A Gee on Jackson Street. The program is set to begin at 7 30 oclock with members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge No
North Warren
North
Warren
A. Gee Jackson
Rummage Sale Begins at Exchange Hotel March 28
The Ladies Aid of First Methodist church opens a rummage sale in the Exchange Hotel building starting Thursday the 28th and continuing through April 28. Public patronage is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Exchange Hotel
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Mission Society
Lloyd Wright
Harry Wilson
Carrie Mickelson
Organization of Convention
Flora Parsons
Bgucille Larson
Lions Club
Parent-Teacher Association
Marshall Kaltenbach Hotel Conneaut
J. EB. Leidig
Evelyn Alter
Sitler
Corry
Youngsville
Russell Field
Hutching
LeRoy B. Campbell
J. L. Ware
Jimmy
Drifton
Mr. Ware
James B. Are
Fred Steck
Burton Smith
Verne Klingensmith
O. E. Rhodaberger
Third Avenue
K. M. Andrews
Rowans
Bliss Saran Ane Drewa
Ashtabula
Anna Miller
Marcella
Emma Fuellhart
Allegheny Springs
Sherm Offerle
Mattie Snyder
Edith Branch
Buffalo, N.Y
Elizabeth ‘Thomas
Paris
France
Canton
E. G. Hamilton
Ape Market Street
A. GC. Pickett
Lew Bliss
Sherman Smith
Johnstown
A. G. Mahaffey
East Street
Buffalo
Hamburg
H. P. Wade
Emmons J. Wade
Mr. Wade
N. Y
Sisters Hospital
Ore
Fritz Mortensen
R. FP. D. Pittsfield
Harry D. Kopf
Market Street
New York City
Laura D. Gale
Poplar Street
Henry Huber
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
MR. and
Mrs. Strong
Bridge
Legion Auxiliary
Inter-County Council
Legion Post Rooms
W. J. Knupp
Cornplainer Post Auxiliary
Ralph Brasingtor
Shakespeare Club
Warren Shakespeare Club
Aid
Tomorro
Sucm
First Baptist Church
Kate Shaw
M. D. Wheeler
Foreign Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
Dunham
Mira. R. H. Lee
Johnson- Neupert
Chester Neupert
W. T. King, Kane
Hazel Irene Johnson
Balboa
Panama Canal Zone
Stoddard
Mary Ann Geitner
William J. Geitner
Walnut Street
Marie
Helen Carlson
Patricia Cunningham
Margaret
Florence
Elizabeth Jones
Mary Allen
Jane Morrison
Lois Myers
Mary Mahood
Jeannette Acks
Mary Geitner
Shakespeare
DU Pont Dug
Eae Ats
M. E. Church
N. K. Wendelboe Co
Liberty St
Library Art Gallery
Trinity Auxiliary
Regan-Wehner
TOR
Garland Farm Chicks
Gilbert, Arkansas
Gilbert
Arkansas
Garland Farms
Garland, Pa
Eva A. Smith
Garland Farm
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