350 First Lutherans Picnic Tops Attendance
More than 350 attended the First Lutheran church and Sunday school annual picnic at the outing club yesterday. Activities ran from 1 p.m. to sundown with tennis, baseball, swimming, boating, and socializing. A large prime dinner and a sports program featured multiple age group races, a peanut nose race, a watermelon contest, and a cracker eating contest. Edward Gough and Helen Eckhart were among winners. A E Aubitz chaired arrangements with staff assistance.
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First Lutheran Church
yester-d@ly
One Hundred Yard Desk
Wendy Jack Rapp
James Kellar
H. M. Mhljer
Helem Eckhart
EB. A. Robinson
Edward Ryberg
E.C. Aubitz
Edward Gough
Community Loan Association
Helen Eckhart
Ruth Smith
Johnson Bros
Betty Kellar
Mullen Drug Co
A Keller
Ruth Lawrence
A. E. Aubitz
U. S
Jordans Big Dress Sale Opens Friday Evening
Jordans announces a big dress sale at the store Friday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. The event invites shoppers to take advantage of special discount hours and browse the latest fashion arrivals.
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Jordans Big Dress
Warren Tonight Program With Vaudeville and Tom Mix
Vaudeville acts at Library Theatre tomorrow include Adolphe Menjou in Evening Cloth and Tom Mix in The Great K and K Roouvery. A dancing party at Outing Club follows a chicken roast, then Warren Grange meets at K of P hall at 8:00, Oakview Park dance 9 to 12.
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Library Theatre
Adolphe Menjou
Warren
Tom Mix
Warren Grange
K. of Phall
Oakview Park
Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hansen
Mr and Mrs George M Hansen of Clarendon celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a party on Monday evening August first. About 150 relatives and friends attended for social diversions including bridge and five hundred. Gifts included silver and a silver purse, with a luncheon at eleven. Out of town guests listed were Mr and Mrs Niels Hansen Corydon and others from Warren and Jamestown.
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George M. Hansen
Clarendon
Niels Hansen
Corydon
Hansen
David Sprague
Rixford
Harry Starner
Jamestown
Ezra Gmbs
Emil Johnson
William Fredericks
Warren
Mrs Shaner Hosts Luncheon and Bridge for Guests
Mrs F C Shaner entertained at the Woman's club luncheon and bridge honoring her sister Mrs Frank P Alexander and daughters Mildred and Marian of Reynoldsville and Mrs Warren Cromley of Jamestown N Y. Four tables played bridge with prizes awarded for high scores.
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Shaner
F.C. Shaner
Woman’s Club
Frank P. Alexander
Mildred
Marian
Reynoldsville
Warren Cromley
Jamestown
N. Y
Angeline Musante
Mohawk Avenue
Kersey
Reynoldsvide
Water Street
Bey Choir boys depart for two weeks at Camp Ched wel
Fifty five boys from Bey Choir of First Lutheran and Trinity Memorial churches left early this morning for Camp Ched wel on Lake Chewtauqua for a two weeks camping vacation. Reverend C A Dennig is chief of the program. Three trucks carried luggage to the camp and the boys were driven there by various friends.
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Foday
Bey Choir
First Lutheran Church
Trinity Memorial Church
Chedwel
Lake Chewtauqua
C. A. Dennig
Prmy
Rious
Chautauqua Program and Town Notices
Chautauqua program features Grange Day events with lectures by Miss Maud Miner and Mrs Blanche E Chenoweth, a spelling match, Strickland Gillilan address, and New York Symphony Orchestra concert. Dinner Bell social notes list visitors. Miss Hartman hosts a bridge party with prizes. Mayburg picnic set for August 13. locals completing music courses. delegates to Erie state meeting for Lather League and church support.
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Maud Miner
Fashion Review
Blanche E. Chenoweth
Strickland Gillilan
Baltimore
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
Ride of the Valkyres
Wagner
Humores Dvorak
Whithorne
Schelling
Wendel Hart
For Hire: 14 Ton Truck For Moving Or Hauling
Advertises a 14 ton truck available for moving or hauling services. Includes contact phone 748 R. B-5-2h.
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PHONE
Outgoing Visits and Homecomings Stir Local Social Scene
A flurry of itineraries and host stays fills the Warren area as residents depart for travels to New York City Dunkirk and Atlantic City while others host relatives at home. Mrs XN O’Donnell leaves for several weeks in New York City and Mrs LeRoy Campbell joins Europe’s absence. Rex A Hand and family begin a ten day motor trip to eastern cities, with updates on Forsyth Cook and Mrs Otis Miller hosting guests from New York and Corry. Local hosts welcome visitors from Detroit, Bradford, and Erie, with trips to Dunkirk and Rochester noted and residents planning gatherings at the Pittsfield Inn and Lakewood.
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Rex. A. Hand
Lexington Avenue
Atlantic City
Cape May
Charles Stander
New York City
Residents travel and visits across towns and states
A stream of local residents heads to Gary Indiana New Castle Ohio Washington D C and Flint Michigan for visits and vacations with relatives friends and churches. People include Mrs Mary Yates Blair Mrs Rose Hammond Mrs Jessie Phillips Ma and Mrs H R Phillips Miss Orphin Sister M Franata Ed Bauer and others with plans to stay with relatives attend family gatherings or spend weekends in various communities.
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Mary Yates Blair
Rose Hammond
Cottage Place
Gary
Jessie E. Phillips
Conewango Avenue
Northumberland
H. R. Phillips
Phillips
Washington, D. C
Hest
Sarah Washburn
Phillip
Miss Orphin
Washington
M. Franata
Winstead
Conn
D. H. Miller
Altoona
H. Current
Sugargrove
Dance Tonight at Club Outing Dinner and Music
The outing club hosts its first summer dancing party with a chicken dinner served to reservations before dancing begins at 8:30 p.m. Patchen's Pep orchestra will perform while members not dancing can play cards in the clubhouse veranda and living room. The event's continuation depends on tonight's success.
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Patchen
Mrs G Springer Elected President Of W C T U
The Mineral Springs Grade W C T U held its annual election of officers with luncheon at the pleasant park. Grace Springer was chosen president, Ruth Anderson first vice president, Bessie Walters second vice president, Par eea Whotehen secretary, and Anna Coppenheefer treasurer. Retiring president Ruth Anderson received thanks for her two years of faithful work. Delegates from the Glade union, Bethea Granquest and Bessie Alers, were elected to the county convention to be held at the First Methodist August 9 end 20.
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Mineral Springs
Pleasant Park
Grace Springer
Ruth Anderson
Bessie Walters
Parepa Whotehen
Anna Coppenheefer
Bethea Granquest
Bessie Alers
Glade Union
Matilda Hornstrom
Alter
Community notices highlight unions and social events
Mrs Mariel Dallas chaired an intensive union meeting where two new members, Miss Margaret Chalmers and Miss Daisy Anderson, joined. The event adjourned at 4:30 after a profitable day. Also noted are social gatherings at 8 Myrtle Street honoring birthday anniversaries and a Philomel club bridge party hosted by Mrs W H Alexander for Martha and Catherine Lampe as Fall brides.
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Nates
Mariel Dallas
County
Margaret Chalmers
Daisy Anderson
Philomel
W. H. Alexander
Beary Street
Philomel Club
Martha
Catherine Lampe
Corydon Independents to Tilt South Side Sluggers Sunday
Topics Corydon here Sunday as the Corydon Independents clash with the South Side Sluggers on the Brewery diamond at the usual start time. Forecast calls for a well matched, entertaining game. The Associated System league also schedules Tidioute Independents against Tidioute tomorrow at four. The squad departs Warren at two o'clock for the Oil Village venue.
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Corydon
Corydon Independents
South Side
Starling
Tidjoute
Associated System
Tidiouid
Tisdioute Independents
Warren
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