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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1928
Page
8
Janet Mary Jones leaves Kentucky for New York to pursue a Broadway career. She befriends Flavia Marlowe in Manhattan after a taxi crash and a theatre visit, learning Greenwich Village arts circles and a chance at a show as she plans to pursue the city’s glamorous scene.
War ren Women beat Titusville 20 to 0 on a Conenango Valley course. Fifty luncheon reservations were filled at one o clock with the club cateress serving. Titusville sent twenty extra ladies who enjoyed bridge after the match.
Camp opens with fifty five boys at First Lutheran Boys Choir camp near Lake Chautauqua. Rev C A Dennis directs Bible study on The Sermon on the Mount and Gerald Johnson leads camp fire programs for two weeks. Notable visitors include E Clyde Kander Dr J J Myers and Dr George Nicely.
Mrs. Mary Sampson on Rankin street was surprised by a social gathering Tuesday afternoon for her birthday anniversary with visiting and needlework followed by refreshments. The Sherrod family reunion will be held August 11 at The Willows near Edinboro Pennsylvania. Mrs. R B Meckernburg entertained house guests Mrs. William Mayberry and Miss Iva Mayberry at a Woman's Club bridge party with refreshments. Mrs. Gertrude Stander hosted the Economy club with three tables of five hundred and refreshments. The Phi Omega Phi Sorority hosted a picnic and steak fry at Yeagle's Grove with Miss Lilian Dawson of Pittsburgh visiting and planning a camping trip to Shore Acres on Chautauqua Lake.
Dr and Mrs KE Gath Horton of Market Street announce the birth of a son at the Maternity Hospital Tuesday evening at 10 55 weighing 7 pounds 16 ounces.
Mrs William Robbing and daughter Betty Joyce of Fifth avenue were weekend guests of E W Stokes in Franklin Pa. Mrs Harry Lewis left for Cleveland to attend weddings and will rejoin husband late week. Mr and Mrs J P Bond of New York went to Warren to fetch daughter Mary Bond from the Bairstow home. Mary returns to New York with Martha Bairstow. John E Gruninger goes to Cleveland for two weeks to visit grandfather and friends. Mrs J H Parker and son Donald arrive from Sunbury to join Mr Parker at Montgomery Ward. Mr and Mrs Joseph Woodruff return from their wedding trip and will live at 1810 Pennsylvania ave east. he is a post office clerk. Dr Mrs W R Bairstow and Barbara visit Erie. Mrs W J Knupp returns from a three weeks trip to Buffalo Rochester and Canada. she is joined by her sister Mrs Neal from Buffalo.
The eighteenth annual reunion of the Busti school girls of the seven ties was held at Mrs. Helen Hale’s Lakewood road home. Members came from Warren California Union City Cheney's Point Jamestown Busti and Poland. Dinner preceded the business meeting and devotionals and singing. Dora Steen of Warren was elected president.
Thursday schedule includes a 2:45 devotional hour by Bishop Francis J. McConnell and a 10:45 lecture on Shake speare The Objective Spectacle of Life King Lear with Dr Edward Howard Griggs 3:45 Chaplain Hour 3:45 Chautauqua Woman's Club address Youth and Ideals by Dr George W Gerwig Pittsburghs Secretary of Education 5:00 social hour at denominational houses and a Jerusalem Conference address by Bishop McConnell.
The Wenzel family held its eighteenth annual reunion Sunday July 20 at L. A. Wensel home in Dutch Hall. Fifty seven attendees included 47 members and eight guests with a noon dinner. Officers elected for the coming year: President Arvid Snderborrs, Vice President Paul Rowland, Secretary and Treasurer Mrs William Wenzel.
The Grace M. H. Sunday school picnic is set for Thursday at the Warren Outing Club with Howard Smith as sports chair. Activities include a married vs single men baseball game, volleyball, tennis, and multiple races and contests. Dinner at 6:15 with prizes awarded afterward.
Thompson Hill July 31. Mr and Mrs Jesse Knapp and children visited relatives Tuesday evening. Clarence Skinner and family visited Charles Skinner on Lanning Hill Sunday. Viola Nelson returned from Jamestown. Nels Peterson visited Warren recently. Ethel and Evelyn Porter visited June Skinner Saturday. Margaret Nelson went to Jamestown to visit aunt. Clarence Skinner Marguerite and June visited Warren Friday. Herman Stanton visited Herbert Putnam at Marshtown Thursday. June Skinner and Margaret Nelson called on Iva Stanton Friday. Herbert Putnam helps with haying. Sadlers of North Warren visited relatives Sunday. Georgia Burgett and Cora Stanton called on Marguerite Skinner Thursday. Erma Skinner returned from Ene Sunday. Lola Putnam and daughter spent Sunday with Carl King. Sunday visitors at Clarence Skinner’s included John Bergstrom Edson Skinner Hubert Skinner and Chester Deming and family of Jamestown N Y, John Mills and Iva Skinner of Warren. Marguerite Alice and June Slanner visited Mrs Wallin Saturday evening.
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