Miss Haeseler And Miss Lowrie Honored At Afternoon Bridge
Miss Margaret Groves hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge gathering at Conenango Place in honor of Miss Sybilla Hessler of Archsburg and Miss Jean Lowrie of Pontiac. Prizes went to Miss Mary Louise Branch and Miss Lowrie. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Groves
O. J. Groves
Conenango Place
Sybilla Hessler
Archsburg
Jean Lowrie
Pontiac
Michigan
Mary Louise Branch
Miss Haester
Miss Lowrie
Doris Sill
Anna Greenland
Helen Pressal
Janet Topper
Helen Klepter
Ruth Goldstein
Louise Miller
Margaret
Emily Eston
Catherine Hubley
Milliteen Kopp
Twenty two attend missionary meeting at First Evangelical
Mrs A D Johnson hosted the Woman's Missionary Society at 212 Onondaga avenue with sixteen members and six visitors attending. The program included songs, minutes, devotionals, and a lesson from The Straightway Toward Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Johnson
Onondaga Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Evangelical Church
Jesus
Ss. S. Custer
Lottie Northrup
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Nordin’s Husband
Mrs John F Nordin of Wetmora street entertained guests on Wednesday for her husband birthday anniversary. Dinner served at six with twelve covers at a table prettily appointed and centered with summer flowers. Out of town guests included Mrs H T Webb of Topeka Kansas and Mrs R L Peterson of Coalingo California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Nordin
Wetmora Street
H. T. Webb
Topeka
Kansas
R. L. Peterson
Coalingo
California
Mrs Brown Entertains Friends at Maple Springs Cottage
Mrs Sherman Brown entertained a party of friends Thursday afternoon at her cottage on Chautauqua Lake. A three course dinner was served and guests enjoyed bathing and bridge. Attending were Mrs W G Gibson and daughter Ann, Mrs Ralph Simpson and daughter Lucile, Mrs Theodore Swanson, and Mrs Sherman Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Sherman Brown
Maple Springs
Chautauqua Lake
W. G. Gibson
Ann
Ralph Simpson
Lucile
Theodore Swanson
Weeklong cottage visit by three Misses and friends
Miss Marian Murray Miss Margaret Whiting and Miss Marian Elliott spent the week camping at the Rhodaberger cottage on the Conewango creek. They will be joined by Miss Helen Parsons and Miss Alyce Somers over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Murray
Margaret Whiting
Marian Elliott
Rhodaberger
Conewango Creek
Helen Parsons
Alyce Somers
In and Out of Town Visitors and Travelers Gather in Warren
Mrs Harold Smith and daughters Mary and Barbara of Conenango Place return from New York City Hempstead Port Chester and Cortland New York. Mr and Mrs H T Webb of Topeka Kansas depart after visiting Mrs Webb's sister Wetmore Street. Mrs Lorena Lee of Grant Street visits Chicago with her son Louis See. Mr and Mrs Fred Ryberg and sons Burton and Clifford motor to Chicago to visit Louis Lee. Miss Delena Scalise returns from a vacation visiting cousins in Chaffee and Olean New York. Mrs Lucy Brunson returns from Brooklyn and Buffalo. Mr and Mrs Joseph Gray and daughters Anna and Gertrude motor to Bartlesville Oklahoma to visit relatives. They will stop in Pittsburgh Chicago and other points. Mr and Mrs W J Eliott of Dustville Ontario left after a short visit. Mrs Eliott is sister of John Stuart and the late Dr R W Stuart of Warren. Mr and Mrs Harry Logan and children sail from New York City on the S S Belgium for six weeks in England. The Rev and Mrs J H Lundgren go to Jamestown and Iron Mountain Michigan to settle in Warren's future. Rev Mr Lundgren returns to Warren for farewell sermon. Mrs R L Peterson of Coalingo California visits sister Mrs John F Nordin Wet More Street. Ed Perrigo of Cortland N Y returns home after a visit with Harold Smith. Mr and Mrs J Edgar Hughes of Youngstown arrive in Warren and stay with S J Offerle. Dorcas Bible Class Picnic Fortys members and friends motor to Celoron Park for picnic supper and enjoy amusements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Smith
Mary
Barbara
Conenango Place
New York City
Hempstead
N. Y
Port Chester
Cortland
H. T. Webb
Topeka
Kansas
Lorena Lee
Grant Street
Chicago
Louis See
Fred Ryberg
Burton
Clifford
Louis Lee
Warren
Joseph Gray
Anna
Gertrude
Fourth Avenue
Bartlesville
Okla
Pittsburgh
J. H. Lundgren
Jefferson Avenue
Jamestown
Iron Mountain
Michigan
Mr. Lundgren
Five Hundred Party Hosted by Mrs Harvey Osgood
Mrs Harvey Osgood of 118 Main Avenue entertained guests Thursday afternoon with a five hundred party. Three tables were in play and prizes went to Mrs Byron Diskey, Mrs Ruth Bryer, and Mrs James Blandin. Refreshments followed on the porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Osgood
Main Avenue
Byron Diskey
Ruth Bryer
James Blandin
Russell Tea Room Hours and Appointment Policy
Russell Tea Room operates weekdays from 11 30 to 1 30 and 5 30 to 6 30 with parties and clubs by appointment. Closed Sundays until further notice. Phone 9096 Russell Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Entertains With Bridge Party for Out of Town Guests
Miss Elizabeth Phillips hosted a Thursday evening bridge party at her North Warren home for out of town guests. Three tables played with prizes for high score Rachel Winger second Harriet Schindler and consolation Vera Lyon guest prize to Jeanette Smith. Refreshments followed. Guests included Margery Moe Harmon of Pikeville Kentucky Jane Randerbush and Jeanette and Miriam Smith of Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Phillips
Fred Phillips
North Warren
Rachel Winger
Harriet Schindler
Vera Lyon
Jeanette Smith
Margery Moe Harmon
Pikeville
Jane Randerbush
Jeanette and
Miriam Smith
Cleveland, Ohio
Grace M. E. Church Annual Picnic Draws Large Crowd
The Grace M. E. church annual picnic at Warren Outing Club drew a large crowd. Activities included swimming boating and a ball game where the single men won. Prizes in multiple age divisions followed the dinner with races and fun contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Warren
Howard Smith
Robert Schatz- Tey
Thimble Club Social Aids Swedish Lutheran Church
Dorcas Thimble club held a lawn social on the church lawn Thursday evening. Tables were attractively arranged and ice cream and home made cake were served to a large crowd. Proceeds go to benefit the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
Nelson Gebhardt Marriage Announced in Buffalo
Mr and Mrs Christ Nelson announce the marriage of their daughter Miss Delpha Nelson to J Stanley Gebhardt son of Mr and Mrs Fred Gebhardt Crescent Park The wedding occurred in Buffalo New York on July 2 Attendants were Miss Hazel Schuler and William Bush of Buffalo The couple will reside in Cleveland from early September The bride a Warren High School 1926 graduate works at Community Savings and Loan The groom is employed in Grove City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Nelson
Delpha Nelson
J. Stanley Gebhardt
Fred Gebhardt
Crescent Park
Buffalo
N. Y
Misa Hazel Schuler
William Bush
Gebhardt
Cleveland
Warren High School
Community Savings and Loan Company
Series of Children's Services at Epworth M E Church
Preparations are under way for a series of children's services at Epworth M E Church next week. The events are open to all community children and directed by Frank Kehrli, under the Epworth Sunday school children’s division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E
Epworth M. E. Sunday School
Frank Kehrli
Missionary Meeting At Salem Evangelical Church
The Wo man s Missionary society held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. Paul Schwab led devotional services and Mrs. William Ackert presided over the business session with about eighteen members present. Afterward a social time followed and refreshments were served by Mrs. E. Hice and Mrs. Ernest Huber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies Aid Society
Swedish Congregational Church
David Olson
Woman’s Missionary Society
Salem Evangelical Church
Paul Schwab
William Ackert
E. Hice
Ernest Huber
Men’s Bible Class Picnic at Warr-Penn Park
About forty people attended the Epworth M. E. church Men’s Bible class picnic at Warr-Penn Park on Thursday evening. A picnic supper was served at 6 30 followed by a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth M. E
Warr-Penn Park
Warren D A R to Attend Luncheon Saturday
The Warren D A R chapter will join the Chautauqua Circle for a luncheon at the Chautauqua golf club this Saturday. Attendees include Mrs. Fred C. Eaton Mrs. M. F. Hamblen Mrs. Charles F. Cole and others from Batesville Ark Independence Kan and more. Notable DAR officers and guests of honor will be present. Covers are for 150 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chautauqua Golf Club
Warren
Fred C. Eaton
M. F. Hamblen
Charles F. Cole
Batesville, Ark
Ethell
Laura DeForest
George Thatcher Guernsey
Independence
Kansas
Chautauqua
Rational Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
L. L. Hunter
Fidioute
Lowell Hobart
Ohio
William Rosselli Magna
Holyoks
Mass
The
National Society
William A. Becker
New Jersey
Charles Biesell
Connecticut
Frank D. Ellison
Beaton
N. Howland Brown
Pennsylvania
Katherine Nettleton
Entertain at Bridge by Misses Huber Honor Sister McKenzie
Misses Ann and Freda Huber hosted a bridge gathering at their East Pennsylvania Avenue home Thursday night honoring their sister Mrs. James McKenzie of Erie. Two tables played with first prize going to Mrs. Willard Foley and low score to Mrs. Elizabeth Strong. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Freda Huber
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Bridge
James McKenzie
Erie
Willard Foley
Elizabeth Strong
Wedding in Wellburg Wellaburg West Virginia July 31
Carnegis and Mrs W C Head wed in Wellaburg West Virginia on July 31 with Rev KR Andrews officiating. Head, a Warren native, worked at Dean Hepehens company. After August 12 they reside at 225 Railroad Street Carnegie Pa. They stay with Head family for a few days before motor trip home from West Virginia. TO ATTEND TRAINING SCHOOL Miss Erna Case Miss Martha Ackert and Herman Ristan depart Monday for Johnstown Pa to attend the Leaderal School of the Pittsburgh Conferences of Evangelical churches at Arbutus Park Johnstown sessions through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Head
West Virginia
Erna Case
Martha Ackert
Herman Ristan
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
The
Evangelical Churches
Arbutus Park
Luther Leagues To Hold Do On At Johnsonburg August 7
Ridgway district Lutherans will convene in Johnsonburg Pa starting Tuesday evening August 7 at 7 30 o clock with members from Warren present including Mr and Mrs Nicholas Anderson Miss Mary Schul tz Mrs Louis Koabley Claude King Adelaide Timm Clara Belle Jackson Delbert Worle Warren Fehlman and Harriet HL Mies Schultz Mrs Koabley and Miss HM will stay in Johnsonburg for all sessions while others attend Tuesday evening and some plan to join Wednesday sessions Grace Lott hosted a bridge club dinner at Conewango Valley Country Club with Eve Norton present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Johnssonbare
First Lutheran Church of
Warren
Nicholas Anderson
Mary Schultz
Louis Koabley
Claude King
Adelaide Timm
Clara Belle Jackson
Delbert Worle
Warren Fehlman
Harriett HL Mies Schultz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haeseler
Lowrie
First United Brethren Church
Danielson-Haglund
Delena Scalise
Taft Place
Chaffee
Olean
New York
Lucy Brunson
Brooklyn
W. J. Eliott
Dustville
Ontario
Canada
Eliott
John Stuart
R. W. Stuart
Harry Logan
Third Avenue
S. S. Belgienland
England
More Street
Seale
Perrigo
Cortland, N
Conewango Place
J. Edgar Hughes
Youngstown
Warren, Priday
S. J. Offerle
Biddle Street
Dorcas
Celoron Park
Russell, Pa
Vanity Fair
Geo. H. Miller
Second Avenue
Grace M. E
Dorothy Lyle
Forest McMichael
Jane Hildem
Mary Bishop
Leroy Foreman
Jane Eaton
Harold Gibson
Ethel
Doris Anderson
Earl Christensen
Jack and Jill
Harry Conroy
Miss Norris
Carlson
Mrs. Gibson
Russell Phillips
Harry [ Schmidt
Willard Gibson
Ralph VanOrd
Charles Berry
Hansen
Mieles Hansen
Corydon
Winchester
Winchester Casting Reels
Winchester Reels
E Co
Wnelson-Gebhardt
Missionary Meeting
Warren D. A. R
Kopf & Henry
Luther Leagues
Johnsonburg
Grace Lott
Conewango Valley Country Club
MR. OF Buyer
Pavania Machinery Oils
Fred J. Cogswell Grocery
Water St
Star Grocery
Liberty St
City Grocery
Jamesh. Perks
Pa. Ave. W
Ave. E
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