Warren delegates leave to attend summer meetings
Warren Young Women's Christian Association sends five representatives to the business girl's summer conference at Kiskiminetas Springs School, Lakehurst, Pa., from today through August 22. Delegates include May Belle Bairstow, Maude Thelin, Betty Critchlow, Mary Louise Andrews, and Dorothy Gary, with Julia Foster from Jamestown accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Young Women’s Christian Association
Kiskiminetas Springs
Lakeburg
Eesgion
Warren Y- Ww. C. A
May Belle Bairstow
Maude Thelin
Betty Critchlow
Mary Louise Andrews
Jefferson
Dorothy Gary
Julia Foster
Jamestown ¥. W. C. A
Werren
Busines
Salusburg
Helen B. Schuyler
Elizabeth Otthouse
National Council
Jane Harrison
Jae Ray Evers
Pitsburgh
Clara Roc
New York City
York
Charlotte Bashy Grave
Philadelphia
Relph P. Bridgman
Willing Workers Outing To North Warren Picnic Grounds
The Willing Workers of North Warren plan a picnic on Wednesday August 17 at the Community Picnic Grounds. The organizing committee includes Mrs E D Northrup Mrs J Morley Mrs O E Loper Mrs A S Loper and Mrs C S Jewels. Dinner is at one o clock with arts and other diversions in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
E. D. Northrup
J. ©. Morley
Brrs
O. E. Loper
A. 5. Loper
C. 5
S. Jewels
Eagie at Library Theatre and Local Meetings
In Warren Tonight Library Theatre features Rudolph Valen tine in The Eagie with other events. A dance at Woman's club and a physicians meeting at Conewango club at 4:00. Tomorrow Library Theatre presents The Eagie starring Rudolph Valentine. Missionary Tea for the W. M. society hosted by Mrs. Mark Sailor. Swedish Lutheran church group at 8:00. Progressive League Picnic at Mrs. Swick’s at noon. A luncheon hosted by Misses Margaret and Jean Robertson for Miss Catherine Lampe with guests from Tulsa and Baltimore. W. C. U picnic postponed to Aug 25 at Mrs. Cast Rabelin’s Starbrich residence. League picnic tomorrow at Mrs. Clara Swick’s Fifth avenue extension with luncheon at twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Y Valentine
Eagie
Woman's Club
Physicians Meeting
Conewango
Warren Tomorrow
Rudolph Valentine
W. M. Society
Mark Sailor
Glass
Swedish Lutheran Church
Emer Bloom
Mead Street
Progressive League
Ncheon
Margaret and
Jean Robertson
Catherine Lampe
John Messner
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Rachel Roberts
Baltimore, Md
W. C. FU
W. C
T. U
Enture County
Cast Rabelin
Starbrich
Tomor Roty
Oon
Airs
Clara Swick
Fifth Avenue
Knapp Returns to New York After Surgery Recovers at Home
Lawrence Knapp came back to New York City last evening after three weeks in this city at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs RB C Knapp. He was operated on for appendicitis in Warrenton and remained with his family to recuperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Knapp
New York City
RB. C. Knapp
Knapp
Warrenton
J. ©. Ruscelt
Pennsylvania ‘Avenue, East
New York University
Picnic honors Pressell guests at Bourne's Beach
A dining party at the Warren Outing Club Friday honored Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pressell of Philadelphia who have been visiting with local Pressell families. The Bourne's Beach picnic on Saturday at Lake Erie celebrated the guests with a social gathering.
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Bourne's Beach
Lake Erie
Charles Pressell
Philadelphia
O. A. Pressel
P. W. M. Pressell
Warren Outing Club
Pressell’s
Travel notices fill Warren social pages with visits
Personal notes recount numerous trips and visits from Warren residents and guests. Names include A Schulman Mrs J Ruscetl Theresa Sith Paul Birchard Cecile Peterson Goldie Joy and many others visiting cities like New York Erie Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Philadelphia Atlantic City and Cleveland. Several families plan winter stays in Florida or travel by motor through Ontario and Washington with relatives in Jamestown Warren and Ames City.
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Paul W. Birchard
Cecile Peterson
Goldie Joy
Syracuse
Thousand Islands
Eastman Theatre
Rochester
Weekend Guests and Travelers Stop in Warren Area
Local society notices list Mr and Mrs Richard Smith of Pittsburg hosting at Third Avenue while various relatives and guests from Pittsburgh Clarendon Escanaba Williamsport Ithaca and Philadelphia visit Warren. Events include Mrs Ellis S Kennedy and daughter in Clarendon and other towns, with travel to Irvine Ridgway Pittsburgh Detroit and beyond. Fashion notes describe waistlines hip focus and new jersey styles with Gold trimming and longer back skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Miller
Margaret Miller
Buffalo
Oscar Anderson
Escanaba
Michigan
Clarendon
Warren
Richard Smith
Pittsburg
M. C. Parsha
Third Avenue
Ellis S. Kennedy
Daughphere
Kathryn
Athenaum
Chautauqua New York
Harry Mitchell
Pittsburgh
Valverda Anderson
Harold Anderson
Escanzba
Pennsylvania
M. ¥. Smith
Russell Street
D.william Hess
Williamsport
V F W Carnival Arrives in Warren For Week of Entertainment
The Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsor a major carnival by Harry Copping, arriving by train of sixteen cars near the Warren brewery. Opens tonight with rides like a merry go round and Ferris wheel, plus acts such as Lloyd the stone man and Jungle Man. The Lew and Outlaw show features wax figures including Col. Lindbergh, and government approval notes the emphasis on law obedience. The VFW promises a week of clean entertainment and strong public support is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warren
Harry Copping
Post
Lloyd
Happy Jack
Smateraction
Cel
Charles Lindberg
Wenzel and Latshaw Family Reunions Held on Dutch Hill
The seventeenth Wenzel family reunion drew 47 members and eight guests at the Dutch Hill homestead with Luther F. Wenzel elected president and Mrs. S. E. Anderson treasurer. Latshaw clan met at Barkeyville in heavy rain with 78 attendees and a religious lawn service led by Rev. D. W. Donaldson. From nearby, Andersons gathered at Fern Cliff for the fourth annual reunion with Robert Carlson as president. Palmeter descendants held their sixth annual Island Park reunion with dinners and a brief business meeting attended by members from Falconer Youngsville and Erie. Next Wenzel reunion date set for last Sunday in July 1928 on Dutch Hill.
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Wenzel
S. Wenzel
Harry
Dutch Hill
Luther F. Wenzel
S. E. Anderson
Philopene Wenzel
Amelia Leonhart
Gilbert Weiler
L. A. Wenzel
Fred Wenzel
Anna Earhardt
Hamilton
Ohio
Wm. J. Wenzel
Freemont, Q
Oscar Nordine
Sor
Lilian Thomas
Patterson, N. J
N. F. Schuler
Coraopolis
Latshaw
S. W. Stewart
Kipzsa
Stewarts
Barkeyville
J. H. West
Warren
Stewart
D. W. Donaldson
Washington Collegiate Institute
Washington
North Carolina
Blue Ridge Atlanta
Park
W. Stewart
John Kirkpatrick
Tom Nelan
Mary Jean
Corrine
R. F. Donaldson
Ralph Donaldson
Harold Stanley
Ray Donaldson
Robert
William
Warren Donaldson
Ruth
Helen
Naomi
Lawrence
David Hughes
Evelyn
David
Earl
Rixford
M. J. Kenelake
Martin
James
Francis
Robinson
Elinde
Mia
Fred McDaniel
Frances
Arthur
Ada
Reno
W. A. Kimes
Oil City
Mya
Hazel
Warren, Pa
James Gra
Edwin Carlson
Bert Anderson
John Johnson
Otto Rosenquist
Axel Anderson
Agnes
May Hagstrom
Mildred Nelson
Charlie Johnson
DeForest Strunk
Olof Norman
Doris
Robbie
Edwin Bloomegren
Frank Erickson
Christian Anderson
Jamestown
N. Y
Pearson
DuBois
Johnson
Albert and
Odd
Falls Creek
C. J. Anderson
Raymond and
Erie
Palmeter
Mary
David Palmeter
Island Park
Marvy Jenkins
Frank Jenkins
Roymae Cohey
G. L. Palmeter
Will Palmeter
Torgerson
H. ‘A. Stroebel
Falconer
W. Wheelock
Miami Florida
Isadore Seifert
Clifford Scranton
Star Brick
Bre
Gifford Laih
John Daugherty
Bear Lake
Estella Reed
Cleveland
W. Alien Coleman
A. O. Graham
Glaston Wesley
Chester Coleman
Ivan Crosby
Harry Etheridge
Esther Babcock
John Babcock
Hutchesons Entertain Sun On Lanning Hill
A pleasant reunion of old friends relatives and neighbors was entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Hutcheson on Lanning Hill yesterday. Guests enjoyed a basket picnic dinner about 1:30 and spent the afternoon hours in conversation and games.
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Hutchesons
W. A. Hutcheson
Lanning Hill Yeaterday
Community program by Weuwa Congregational church youth
The Hare Mission youth program at Hare Mission church Friday evening featured Miss Lene Johnson as leader with Edgar Swanson delivering scripture from Chicago study. Ralph Swanson introduced local members as a sequence of piano solos duets and readings followed by remarks from Rev. J. H. Luthren and a social lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of the
Weuw
Hare Mission
Lene Johnson
Hare Society
the Keader
Edgar Swanson
Bane
Chicago
Ralph Swanson
Sciety
Lni
Adelaide Swanson
Margeret Drum
Lilien Carlson
Mead Family Reunion to Unite Two Gatherings Next Year
A Mead reunion in Meadville decided to merge the South Eastern New York or Youngsville gathering with the Meadville Ohio-linked group. The next reunion will be in Waterford or Cambridge Springs with 125 to 150 numbers expected. officers and committees from both factions, including Mrs. C. A. Trazard of Youngsville, will coordinate. Local attendees from Warren, Sheffield, and surrounding towns joined the Meadville event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead
New York
Youngsville
Meadville
Ohio
Nex
Ether Waterford
Cambridge Springs
C. A. Trazard
Youngsviie
Meadville Park
Jaspac Mead
C. S. Mead
C. A. Hazard
Rayrmoral Davis
Bush
Warren
Wiliam Olds
Sheffield
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Anna K. Lawson
Beauty Shop
Penne. Ave. W
Johnson Brothers
A. Schulman
Theresa Sith
of City
C. L. Clough
Ames City
W. J. Richards
C. T. Conarro
This City
George E. Clavin
Atlantic City
N. J
William E. Rice
East Street
A. L. Sleeman
Rowena Sammel
Jackson Street
Garl Miller
Hickory Street
Kittanning
Ae C.J. Crary
Calvert
R. V. Ingersol
Brooklyn
Ontario
John Ericson
Ericson
Frank Morrison
Liberty Street
Harold Smith
Barbara
Conenango Place
E. L. Relston
Edward, Jr
Cayugalavenue
Edna Bell
St. Petersburgh
Florida
Frank Webster
Edward Walker
Lena Bogert
John Kertcher
Willian S. Walker
Niagara
Walker
W. Barton Hamond
Almyra
South Street
Tampa
Carl P. Clark
Detroit
Perry D. Clark
Laurel Street
Elizabeth Leonhart
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
The
Pythian Sisters
Uniontown
Conrad Anderson
C. G. Lundahl
George Brown
Lila Holmberg
Old Point Comfort
Virginia
John Miller
Edith
Elim Street
Oscar Hegauist
Canada
Elder J
Oswald
Catherine Eteoshrekh
Marian Oswald
Edward Munch
Wilmington
Delaware
Alfred Munch
Water
Munch
Emma Oswald
J. R. Long
W. C. Schuman
Chautauque
Charles Hornstrom
Dernmouth Street
Jacob Hornstrom
Pros- Beet Street
Terre Haute
Indiana
J.pyers
Catherine
Market Street
Washington, D. C
Charles Treman
Ithaca
William Heasley
Fourth Avenue
Mias
Mildred Yaegte
Evs Hazen
Fredonia
T. G. Jacobs
D. L. Hampson
Shower
Madeline Linder
Gonewango Avenue
Ithica
Homer Chapman
Parker Lott
Sarah Firestone
Mary Davis
Watson Place
C. W. Wolfe
Josephine
Henry Baker
Conewango Avenue
Ridgway
J. H. Alexander
Norton Bowler
H.C. Hetrick
Belle
B. L. Heath
Joseph
Ashland
Kentucky
Mr. Heath
George Heath
Heath's
W. B. Curtis
Jula Foster
Salieburg
Harry Clymer
Gertrude Dunegan
Grace, Clymer
Arcos Heller
Main Avenue
Jay
Redfern
F. W
Copping Carnival
Tikes
Ham
Jos. van Dyke
Harrisville
V. B. Hoffman
Sarah Lee
Sophis Marie
Leroy Hoffman
Erma
Harry Hoffman
Mart Hoffman
Harold
Dorothy
C. B. Akin
Esther
R. M. Hovis
Clintonville, Pa
C.C. Kerr
Harrisville, Pa
Ayres McFadden
Effa May
Anna McFadden
James Graham
Forney Hunsburger
Mary Hoffman
Daniel
Thomas Latshaw
Barkeyville, Pa
Cl.c
Earl Morrison
le Wells Andrews
Hornell
Sartee Club
Hutcheson
Charles Blanchard
L. G. Baily
BH. W. Dolloff
Txamson
Jackie Ferguson
W. W. Wester
Victor
Francis Gaufman
I. D. van Tine
Leona
Loretta
Melvin
Ed Magnuson
A. R. Carlson
Wilber
Kanesholm
Fred Faldine
George Faldine
Florence
Louise
Betty
Alice Faldine
G. A. Faldine
Marbella Hutcheson
Daniel Stakley
Akron
Edgar Hut
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Fred J. Cogswell Grocery
Jacobson Bros
Bea Or
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