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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1927
Page
2
Warren county fair visitors will select the prettiest farmerette from hundreds of entrants for a gold prize donated by Warren merchants. Judges pledge fair consideration, rejecting artificial display, focusing on natural beauty and poise. The event stirs local pride as farm girls prepare to showcase buxom charm and straightforward elegance.
Mr and Mrs A Francis Kottcamp announce the marriage of their daughter Marian Rudolph and George W Armold on Tuesday August 16 at Penn Grove Pennsylvania. The couple will reside at 1210 West King Street York Pennsylvania after September first.
Tomorrow Warren presents library theater listings with The Eagle starring Rudolph Valentino and additional features. The Willing Workers of North Warren host a 1:00 luncheon picnic at Community Picnic Grounds. Swedish Lutheran Church and Lutheran Brotherhoods announce an event at 8:00.
A pleasant farewell gathering at Mrs W A Dorsy’s Clarendon home honored Mr and Mrs C A Vallimont as they prepare to move to the lower Rio Grande Valley Texas. A headkerchief shower, light refreshments, and well wishes marked the evening among Philathias Eble Class members and friends.
Personal notes show numerous Warren residents and guests traveling to Toledo Washington Gettysburg Niagara Falls Williamsport Kane Philadelphia and other destinations. Names include Mr and Mrs William Covert Fred Nemeyer Mary Foster Gertrude Anderson Edith Leafgren and Jean Ball with extended visits to Jamestown Williamsport Corydon and Corydon areas, plus nursing and health staff travel plans. Many entries mention relatives friends and weekend visits, with brief mentions of motor trips and assembly grounds experiences.
Warren plans a two meal per day offer in a tent beside the main building during the fair. An all girl orchestra of thirty five members will perform. Frigidaire equipment will keep food crisp and of high quality. Proceeds support Auxiliary activities.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Gross of 204 Seneca avenue announce the marriage of Hazel Hartman to Forest Feidler. The Reverend William of the Mayville Methodist church conducted the ceremony August 16 at four o'clock. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Harry Newland. After a short motor trip to Erie and Cleveland the couple will reside in Warren.
The American Incurence Union plans another supper party in the lodge room this evening. Committee members include Myre Glade Minser, Mrs. Maude Pangborn, and Mrs. Chester Robertson.
Ladies Aid Society greeting meeting gives way to a lawn social on the church lawn Thursday from three to eight in the afternoon. Proceeds support the society. Members and friends are invited to attend.
The Nu Chapter of the Alpha Zeta Fraternity hosted a large summer dance with 275 guests at the Wontan's club. Organizer Nick G. Geracimes and committee members planned details as Tige Jewett and his group provided lively entertainment and novelty acts. Guests included locals Walter North McCreight and James L. Chapman, plus several out-of-town attendees from Ithaca, Norwich, Pittsburgh, Kane, Chicago, Jamestown, and Clarendon. An encore Thanksgiving dance is planned by the Etta Chapter at Jamestown.
Members of the Curtis D. Cross family from Canisteo Ripples Bradford Youngsyville Pittsfield Warren Star Brick Tionesta and Fid ioute attended the fourth annual reunion at R. ii Gibson Pittsfield on Sunday August 14. Officers elected included Mrs Ella Culver president C E Cross vice president Elbert G Cross secretary and Mrs Edith Gibson treasurer A number of snapshots were taken before the group dispersed to prepare for the fifth annual reunion at J E Forbes Hipley on August 12 1928.
Miss Anna G Rockwall and Miss Ella A Tybout hosted a 2 card party and luncheon at the Woman's club to entertain fifty guests. The luncheon featured gladiolias and summer flowers with lavender and yellow decor. Out-of-town guests included Mrs EB Woodall Washington and Mrs Davidson Kennedy Philadelphia visiting family and friends in Hickory Street society circles.
Thirteenth annual Ha ven family reunion met at Niels Hansen Sr home Corydon on Sunday August 14 drawing about fifty five members and friends despite rain. A bountiful chicken dinner followed by a meeting elected officers for 1928 and noted one birth one death one wedding and one silver wedding among attendees.
The thirteenth Hansen family reunion met at Mr. and Mrs. Niels Hansen’s Corydon home on August 14 with about fifty-five attendees. A chicken dinner followed by a business meeting elected Niels Hansen Sr as president Emil Johnson as vice president and several officers and committees. One birth one death one marriage and one silver wedding occurred during the year.
In Lynchburg Virginia Miss Leona Thompson returns home after visiting Miss Bernice Babbitt in New Court Others travel from Springwater New York and Tennesee to accompany or visit. Raymond Kiley and family from Chicago stay with the Kiley household while others visit Buffalo St Marys and Philadelphia. Lutheran Brotherhood hosts Otto Stromdak and Gust Miller in Swedish church parlors Wednesday at eight with details of guests.
A fragment notes a method to fill courthouse offices without an election by collecting six candidates' cards on display at the county store. It references Wel hamsport Sun and Tribune Ensure ance with a cryptic slogan 7-IT PAYS.
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