Picnic at Oakview Park Brings Employees and Families Together
The annual Penn Furnace Iron Company outing at Oakview Park featured a morning baseball game in which the single men edged the husbands 13 to 12. About 150 enjoyed a substantial dinner after the game, followed by children’s hour, rides, slides, swimming, and a long list of afternoon contests, with Ted Ruth Anderson and George Lowe among the victors. The day ended with an old fashioned dance led by Harold Dietsch and plant musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In Furnace Iron Company
Oakview Park
Ruth Anderson
George Lowe
Jaen
Fred Shriver
William Allen
Harry Conroy
Bow Wortach
Grant Childs
Jack and Jill
John Maley
Miss Bader
A. Bacon
William Nufer
Harold Dietsch
Plant
Conewango Valley Country Club
Entertain at Summer Rome by Logan Siggins Hosts
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Logan and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh A. Siggins entertained the Seddle clubs of Jamestown and Warren Saturday at Sugar Grove. Guests rode horses or drove, enjoying a lamb and chicken roast. Warren attendees included J. L. Blair Minor Stewart Paul DeFrees Mrs. Sam Q. Smith James P. Rogera and J. H. Alexander. About fifty guests attended from both clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Logan
Hugh A. Siggins
Jamestown
Warren
Sugar Grove
J. L. Blair
Minor Stewart
Paul DeFrees
Sam Q. Smith
James P. Rogera
J.H. Alexander
Three Bad Men at Warren Tonight Theatre
In Warren Tonight Librarye Theatre a program features Olive Borden and George O’Brien in Three Bad Men. Local church groups list meetings including Salem Evangelical, Emanuel, Nazarene, and Swedish Lutheran activities with class times and host houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Borden
George O'Brien
Swedish Lutheran, Church
Marthe Society of
Emanuel Reformed Church
McDonald's
Bradly St
Salem Evangelical
Martin
Erwin Bartsch
Water Street
Women's Prayer Meeting
Nazarene Church
Will Anderson
Pennsylvania Avenue
U. S
Swedish Lutheran Church
Hilger Newstrom
Prospect Street
David H. Johnson
Swedish Congregational Church Meeting
Bethel Bible
First Lutheran Church
Second Annual Dinsmoore Van Orsdale Reunion Held in Jamestown
The second annual Dinsmoore Van Orsdale reunion gathered sixty members at Samuel P Kidder's Jamestown home on Saturday August sixth. A 1:30 chicken dinner followed a basket picnic. President Samuel P Kidder led the business meeting as minutes were read by Hallie Geer and historian Miss Laura Kidder read letters from absent members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsmoore-Van Orsdale
Samuel P_ Kidder
Jamestown
Kidders
Samuel P. Kidder
Hallie Geer
Laura Kidder
Merton Dinsmoor
DuBois
Willis Phillips
Frewsburg
Hattie Geer
Warren
Flora Kidder
Pennsylvania
Bessie McLaren
Margaret
Gail
W. M. Conway
Patricia
Blaine Dinsmoor
Charles
Hornstrom
Fern Cliff Park
Charles F. Hornstrom
Janet Abhlgren
John Ahl
Ellis Olson
Jane Ahlgren
Charles Tornsrom
Lloyd H. Blake
Ella Thompson
Edith Nelson
Ellis Olsson
I. Olson
William Erickson
Lloyd Blake
Jesus
Helen Hornstrom
Margaret Lawson
Grace Erickson
Mathilda Henderson
Fern Cliff
Mathilda Herderson
Ruth
Helen
Olson
Ed. Runquist
Erie
Albion Qstram
Mildred Litgren
B. Johnson
R. Johnson
E. 0. Holmberg
Hilms Samuelson
George Baumink
Herbert Fisher
Terra Heute
Ind
Kenneth Horrbenp
Oil City
Oliver Hornstrom
Robert Hornstrom
Cable Hollow
Clyde Hornstrom
St. Maryse
W. Va
Ed Hamilton
Lawson
Hugh
Warren Grange to Exhibit at Warren County Fair
Warren Grange held Saturday afternoon in the K of P hall with Worthy Master James Thompson presiding. Nine members were admitted and a plan to exhibit at the Warren County Fair was approved with a committee formed. Eight candidates received first and second degrees. a late hour led to dispensing the literary program. An invitation was accepted to attend Watson Grange next Saturday August 18 where nine candidates will receive third and fourth degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grange
K. of P. Hall
James Thompson
Warren County
Uaust
Watson Grange
Summer Hostess Give Lovely Bridge Parties
In vacation season two charming bridge events entertained about seventy five local Warren women and visiting guests. Prizes were awarded to Miss Charlotte Davidson and Miss Catherine Lampe at Mrs Byron Knapp’s pre nuptial party. out of town attendees included Miss Dorothy Hunter and Mrs Albert Schofield. A second tea bridge at the YWCA drew twenty eight guests with visitors from New York City Phoenixville and Gurry. Mrs Stuart O Lyon and Miss Mildred Maher won high bridge prizes. tea featured a bouquet of pink roses larkspur and baby's breath with Mrs Sam Rasmussen helping serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Byron Knapp
Charlotte Davidson
Catherine Lampe
Rebecca Schofield
P. R. Marker
Hugh Jamieson
Mildred
Sam Rasmussen
Warren Woman's Club hosts July luncheon guests
Mrs W W Rankin hosted a luncheon and bridge at the Warren Woman's Club today inviting about thirty guests. Attendees included Josephine Kennedy of Philadelphia, Mrs W N Hutchings of Coral Gables, Mrs W H Allen's daughter Audrey Allen, and other out of town visitors from Detroit and Oil City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Warren
W. W. Rankin
Josephine
Davidson Kennedy
Philadelphia
W. N. Hutchings
Coral Gables
Audrey Allen
W. H. Allen
W. M. Lindsey
Detroit
Michigan
August Merck
Fossett
Oil City
Honored at Jamestown bridge luncheon for two brides
Mrs. Floyd H. Clicquenroi and Miss Elizabeth N. Jones of Jamestown were guests of honor at a Friday bridge luncheon at Hotel Jamestown hosted by Miss Ruth Wig gins. Nineteen covers were laid. Miss Jones will wed Boseell Fry of Philadelphia on August 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Floyd H. Clicquenroi
City
Elizabeth N. Jones
Ruth Wiggins
Miss Jones
Boseell Fry
Philadelphia
Social Gathering at Greenhurst and Marthe Society Event
Miss Janet Carlson hosted two house parties at her Greenhurst summer cottage on Lake Chautauqua with Grace Mitchell Clayton Kyler Bert Lesser Florence Christensen Ina Lindquist Paul Moody Hadsel Wright and the Atwood Drums as guests. Mrs Arthur McDonald of 11 Bradley Street hosts the Marthe Society of Emanuel Reformed Church tonight with a review of The Business of Being a Friend by Mrs Fred Fuhrer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Carlson
Greenhurst
Lake Chautauqua
Grace Mitchell
Clayton Kyler
Bert Lesser
Florence Christensen
Ina Lindquist
Paul Moody
Hadsel Wright
Mrs Atwood Drum
Martha Society
Arthur McDonald
Bradley Street
Marthe Society of Emanuel Reformed Church
Fred Fuhrer
Henrietta Wehner
North Irvine Street
Ene
Newcastle
Cleveland
Edward Kabelin
Conenango Avenue
Leon Stowell
Syracuse
N.Y
Birthday Party for Audrey Anderson in Canton Street Home
Mrs. Harold Anderson hosted a birthday gathering for her daughter Audrey on Canton street Saturday afternoon. Guests included Ethel Anderson Edna May Gary Donald Anderson Elaine Johnson Junior Raleigh Mary Jane Anderson Audrey Aferson Warren Mrs N Nielson Howard and Helen of Jamestown and Mrs T J Toyosen of Boston. A luncheon was served after an afternoon of games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Anderson
Audrey
Canton Street
Honor Yest
Ethel Anderson
Edna May Gary
Donald Anderson
Elaine Johnson
Junior Raliegh
Mary Jane Anderson
Audrey Aferson
Warren
N. Nielson
Howard
Helen
Jamestown
T. J. Toyosen
Boston
Gueat of
Mana
Tve
Family News From Pleasantville and DuBois Area
Sunday camp meeting at Pleasantville attended by Mr and Mrs Sager Watson and family. Mr and Mrs Loraine Anverson of Sheffield welcome a baby boy born Saturday night weighing nine pounds. Mrs Anund’s son remembered as Loretta Moore formerly of Warren. Dr William E Trezise and wife of Fayette City visit with grandchildren Mary Len and Harry Newell of Rochester. Harry Trezso of Prospect Street leaves for Chautauqua Assembly for a few days before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sager Watson
Gerald
Albert
Pleasantville
Joe
Loraine Anvnison
Sheffield
Anundsson
Loretta Moore
Warren
William M. Trezise
DuBois
William E. Trezise
Fayette City
Mary Len
Harry Newell
Rochester
Harry Trezso
Prospect Street
Chautauqua Assembly
Floyd Bathurst
North Warren
R. Bathurst
Donald Bathurst
Donald, Jr
Clarendon
Sterling Run
Emporium
Bathurst
Birs
Sam Wagner
Brad Iford
Mary Curtin
Borethy
Buffalo
W. E. Hunter
Alson Street
Navy Secretary Wilbur Talks With President Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur arrives in Rapid City to confer with President Coolidge on the future navy program after the Geneva Arms Limitation Conference breakdown. The Navy has prepared a plan to build up naval strength in line with Britain’s naval program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Wilbur
President Coolidge
United Press
Navy Department
Warren Welcomes Wide Circle Of Visitors And Guests
Local society page lists numerous visitors and guests in Warren. Mrs W J Yoong and others travel between Corry Erie Grove City and Cleveland while families tour New York City and Niagara Falls. Various hosts entertain relatives and friends including Mrs T J Toynsen and Prof H B Lyons with Florence, Dan Carop, and others attending weddings, reunions, and trips across Ohio New York and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred 2. Mooney
Clifton Springs
Charles E. Milter
Gak Street
H. B. Lyons
Florence
Dan Carop
Philadelphia
A. L. Reynolds
Erie
Mrs W J Knupp Elected Director At Annual Meet
At the sixth annual American Legion Auxiliary convention in York over 500 attendees saw Mrs W J Knupp of Warren Unit No 135 elected state director of the western district. Mrs Daily of Kane was chosen successor to Knupp. The Warren unit earned a gold citation for outstanding service and membership gains. The Johnstown unit won a trip to France. Knupp’s membership rose from 85 to 858. Delegates to the national convention included Mrs Sue Warden and Mrs Evelyn Walsh among others. A separate note reports a picnic at Thompson Hill with family officers elected and a lively Hornstrom reunion at Fern Cliff Park with about 100 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
York
W. J. Knupp
Warren Unit No. 135
Daily of
Kane
Knupp
Warren Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Johnstown
France
Warren
Haws
Maupp
Williiam H. Biester, Jr
Knapp
Sue Warden
Americaniam
Daily
Evelyn Walsh
Bradford
Walsh
Milton R. Swark
C. E. Tidemary
Pittsburgh
R. N. Haus
Paria
Warren Legion
Warden
Frederick P.moore
Bellevue
Moore
Northborough
County Council
Aspinwall Hospital
Joseph H. Thompson
Beaver Falls
FOR HIRE 1 PERCENT TON TRUCK FOR MOVING OR HAULING
A classified style notice offering a one percent ton truck for moving or hauling services. Contact via phone number 48 R for arrangements and rates.
Progressive League Meeting Postponed to Aug Ninth
The Progressive League meeting scheduled for tomorrow has been postponed until Tuesday next week August 9. Mrs Swick hosts at her Fifth Avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive League
Chautauqua Program Schedule Update Expresses Lectures and Concerts
A Chautauqua program outlines a devotional hour led by Dr. John Ray Ewers at 3:45, an 10:45 lecture series featuring poetry and college topics, and an 8:16 concert by the New York Symphony Orchestra conducted by Albert Stoessel. Also listed are symphonies, soloists, and choral events with foreign guests and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ray Ewers
Tasso
Orlando Ferioso
Ohn Erskine
Robert E. Vinson
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Chautauqua Woman's Club
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
E. C
Beethoven
Earle’ Spicer
St Saens
Eighth Choir Camp Opens at Chedwel Lake
The eighth Annual Boy Choir Camp of the First Lutheran Church opened at Chedwel Lake on Friday Aug 5 with 58 boys and leaders in camp. Rev C A Dennig oversees, Claude Fiera is camp chef, meals praised. First day saw four needing first aid. camp fire services and singing attracted locals. Professor Carson gave swimming instruction to about 100 at Shedwel dock and Chautauqua Assembly grounds. Regular Sunday School with song followed. a community chicken dinner supported by donors accompanied by ice cream and cake. Camp director keeps busy with minor injuries. invitation to visit remains open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Chedweom
C. A. Dennig
Claude Fiera
Thiel
Gerald Johnson
Elways
Carson
Shedwel Dock
Chautsuqua
R. C. Lauffenberger
Laurie Billstone
Edwin Bradford
Robbie Davidson
Dick Heasty
Bus Fritchman
Thage
Also Mentioned on This Page
Penn Furnace
Oakview
Elaine Nelson
Rome
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Punjab
Percale
Kayser
Johnson Brothers
Secy. OF
NAVY
W. J. Yoong
Miter Strohm
Ritect City
Laverne *Waite
Mise. C, el, Allen
Corry
George Bautunk
Her Fischer
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mre
Charles Hornstrom
Dartmouth Street
Minnie Lewis
Phoebe Finley
Grove City
Elmer McIntosh
Reseed and
Hilda
Jack C. Pege
Venturetown
W. H. Waters
Margaret Winger
Frank H. Waters
Huffalo
Waters
Ensworth-Oakey
Raymond Stein
Fourth Avenue
Mildred Yaegle
Eloise Willard
Mrs
Marcus Larsen
Virginia
Mr. Larsen
Theodore Swanson
W. G. Gibson
Ann
New York City
Hugh ©. Pierce
Jackson Avenue
Sentinel
Okla Moe
Clarence Daugherty
Emory Lesser
Myre
George Maybank
Frankin Etrest
Albert Maybank
Beers
Decker
Charles C. Smith
Jerome Smith
T. J. Toynsen
Mass
Carver Street
W. J. Strong
Henry M. Buber
James McKenzie
C. E. Metzger
Metzger-Wright Co
New York
Tri-State
Elizabeth Marker
Lucille Simpson
Niagara Falls
W. A. Young
Harrisburg
Margaret L. Walkerman
J. T. Pigier
Wayne and Alton and
Daubenspeck
Elizabeth Burham
W.C. A
Springfield
J. H
Main Avenue
Paul E. Field
University of Ionas
Frank E. Manpon
Albert Manpon
Ohio Wasleyan Glee Club
Thompson Hill
Eugene H. Knapp
Eugene Knapp
Jesse J. Knapp
Ernest S. Knapp
Chedwel
Jacobsen Bros
Geo. L. Folkman & Sons, Inc
Penna. Ave
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