Renova Division Picnic At Orchard Park August 11
Next Saturday August 11 the Renova division of the Pennsylvania railroading system will hold its annual basket picnic at Orchard Park near Erie. Warren families connected with the corporation plan to attend for a day of sports dancing and a radio program. Transportation will be provided from the station, and a fish dinner or lunch will be available with free coffee and lemonade.
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Renova Division
Pennsylvania Rail
Orchard Park
Erie
Warren
Formr Renovo
P D Employes Picnic and Club Dance in Local Events
Warren post office employes and families plan a picnic at Wild Cat Parks Ludlow with a 6 30 dinner, outdoor sports, and committee details led by Glen G Smith. Also a dinner dance at Conenango Valley Country Club with Culver Jordan Orchestra. Missionary and sewing circle events noted. refinery employes picnic at Hemlock. Bible class meeting postponed. Nazarene Missionary Society program and social follow.
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Warren Post Office
Ludlow
Glen G. Smith
J. J. Knapp
William Smith
Marshall Hanson
C. W. Smith
Herman T. Ryberg
Louis Garber
Conenango Valley Country Club
Culver- Jordan Orchestra
Jamestown
In and Out of Town Visitors and Local News Notes
Miss Loraine Frampton of Detroit visits Margaret Wagner of Clarendon. Miss Phoebe Mader and Miss Margaret Miller of Lock Haven visit relatives in Warren. Local residents attend a picnic in Franklin, Pa. Norman Johnson, son of William Johnson, returns from four years in the Marine Corps. Alfred Yates of Hollywood, formerly in North Warren, visits N A Kidder. A A Sweetland and sons Joha Arthur and Robert visit Schweitzer family in Irvin. Dr Melvin Ahlgren arrives from Philadelphia for two weeks with his parents. Henrietta Legters hosts Misses Alice and Gertrude Korschot of Lafayette Ind. Gordon G Smith of Pittsburgh vacations with his mother on Linwood Street. Jessie Smith, nurse, visits Ed Keebley home during vacation from West Penn Hospital.
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Nellie E. Lounsbury
E. D. Everts
G.C. Wright
Franklin
W.B. A. Camp
Norman W. Johnson
William O. Johnson
Conewange Avenue
United States Marine Corps
A. A. Sweetland
Joha
Arthur
Robert
Parnassus
Ole Miss
Henrietta Legters
Verbeck Street
Alice
Gertrude
Korschot
Lafayette
Indiana
Gordon G. Smith
Pittsburgh
H. T. Smith
Linwood Stret
Jessie Smith
West Penn Hospital
Dunkirk Hospital
Ed. Keebley
Buchanan Street
C T U Convention Set for October 13 17
The fifty fourth annual convention of the Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held at Elm Park Methodist Episcopal church Scranton Pa October 13 to 17 inclusive Preliminary meetings of State Central committee State Executive committee Official Board and Board of Directors will be held October 11 and 12 Speakers include Gifford Gordon Australia the Georgia Cyclone Mary Harris Armor Mrs Minnie K J Karnell of Philadelphia a speaker of international fame A banquet is planned for Tuesday evening October 16 with Mrs Armor to speak
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Pennsylvania Women's Christian Temperance Union
Elm Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Scranton
State Central Committee
Board of Directors
Gifford Gordon
Australia
Mary Harris Armor
Minnie K. J. Karnell
Philadelphia
Visitors Honored At Lawn Party At Mrs Dietsch Home
Mrs Fred Dietsch of 103 Mohawk Avenue hosted a Tuesday lawn party for house guests Miss Rhoobe Mader and Miss Margaret Miller from Lock Haven Pennsylvania. Out of town guests included Miss Harriette Rockner of Florida and Miss Virginia McDowell of New York City. Prizes went to Miss Jane MacDonald for high bridge score and Miss Jane Neal for high seven up. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Dietsch
Mohawk Avenue
Tuesda
Rhoobe Mader
Margaret Miller
Lock Haven
Harriette Rockner
Florida
Harriette Rogers
Oak Street
Virginia McDowell
New York City
Jane MacDonald
Jane Neal
Miss Mader
Miller
Rockner
McDowell
Marian Swain
Florence Irwin
Lois Benjamin
Lucile Simpson
Florance Reed
Evelyn Chapman
Marcelyn Stohl
Elizabeth Walters
George Nelson
Swedish Baptists to Hold Annual Picnic Thursday
Plans are set for the Swedish Baptist church annual picnic at the Warren Outing Club on Thursday. The daylong event starts with two church trips departing at 9:00 and 9:30, followed by devotional services, boating, swimming, meals, and a sports program with various races, contests, and prizes for both children and adults.
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Swedish Baptists
Swedish Baptist’ Church
Warren
South Street
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Mr Conroy Honored At Birthday Party
Mrs. Harry Conroy of 210 Jackson Avenue hosted a birthday anniversary party Tuesday evening. Guests played bridge and five hundred with prizes to Stanley Korb and Carl Peterson for high bridge and David Brasington and Delbert Lewis Jr. for five hundred. A two course luncheon followed for twelve, with yellow and white décor. Mr. Conroy received a gift from friends. Attendees included Harold Johnson, Delbert Lewis Jr., Everett Hoagwall, Raymond Morrison, Jimmy Thomas, C. Anderson, David Brasington, Carl Peterson, Carl Swanson, Henry Ledebur, Stanley Korb, and Harry Conroy.
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Harry Conroy
Jackson Avenue
Stanley Korb
Carl Peterson
David Brasington
Delbert Lewis, Jr
Harold Johnson
Everett Hoagwall
Raymond Morrison
Jimmy Thomas
C. Anderson
Carl Swanson
Henry Ledebur
Missionary Tea Set for August 21 at Mrs Yaegle's Home
The First Lutheran women's Missionary Society announces a Missionary Tea on August 21 at the home of Mrs. Louis Yaegle, 21 Biddle Street. Tuesday's meeting featured devotional led by Mrs. T W L Weakley on The Gospel of the Red Man with papers read by society members. President Mrs. L A Timm led the business session. Also noted is Mrs Peter Heiman hosting the Ladies Aid Society of Emanuel Reformed church on Thursday at her Locust Street home.
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The
Nazarene Missionary Society
EB. C. Gardner
Canton Street
Japan
Nazarene Society
Epworth M. EB. Church
Perry Mahaffey
Meade Street
First Lutheran Church
Louis Yaegle
Biddle Street
Woman's Missionary Society
T. W. L. Weakley
L. A. Timm
Peter Heiman
Locust Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Reformed Church
Janet's New York Studio Party Goes Wild in The Village
Janet James, an eighteen year old Kentucky girl chasing fame, hosts a rambunctious Greenwich Village party after meets Ballard Riley a charming doctor with a checkered past. The mix includes Flavia, Sir Henry, and a future dramatic critic John Dartmouth Kennedy as guests drink, flirt, and kiss. The evening ends with a champagneless christening of Janet's studio in a lively but uneasy night.
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Janet Mary James
Jules
France
Janet
New York
Ballard Riley
Dr. Riley
Bie Sandy
Kentucky
Flavia
Marlowe
Greenwich Village
Tanet
Esther Sherman
Esther
Janie
Atitehrs
Glovia Swanson
Flavin
Sir Henry
Patty
Essie
Nxt
Lwstess
Flint
Pavia
John Dartmouth Kennedy
John
Helen Mallory Mason
Ponxsutewney
Pit
Helen
Jan
Flayia
Malty
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Renova
P. D. Employes
Woman's Foreigh Missionary Society
Grace M. E. Church
L. L. Bishop
Jefferson Avenue
Tabitha Sewing Circle
E. E. Carlson
Cobham Park Road
Richard Hansen
United Refinery
Hemlock
Anna Miller
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warren High School
North Warren
Alice Larson-Dawsoun
Loraine Frampton
Detroit
Michigan
Margaret Wagner
Clarendon
Phoebe Mader
Alfred Yates
Hollywood
California
N. A. Kidder
Albert C. Jacobs
Mary G. Davis
Wil- Hameport, Ps
H. ©. Jacobs
W. A. Greaves
Melvin Ahlgren
John Ahlgren
Redwood Street
Lydia Mellinger
Philomel Club
Ladies’ Aid
First Evangelical Church
Stoneham
Dietsch
MR. Conroy
C. K. Barton
Second Ave
W. Thane
Eave
Mtiene
Goodyear
Double Eagles
Baird Tire Shop
Market St
Warrien, Pa
Marcelling
Frank Iseman Bell
Revere Restaurant
Venn. Ave
Miller & Walters
GEQ. H. Miller
2Nd Ave
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Beauty Shop Owners
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