Janet Mallory's Paris Dream Leads to Night of Debut
Janet Mallory, a hopeful performer, plans a glamorous stage debut under Ballard Riley’s wary eye. She arms herself with French dialect flair, defies jealous rivals, and sends Corrine a bouquet as opening night nears while Ballard’s uncertain attendance lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Mary James
Vightown
New York
Janet Mets
Balfard Riley
Ballard
Janet
Flodine Deslys
Corrine
Fiedine Deslys
Jewett Orchestra to Play at Outing Club on August 20
Tige Jewett and his seven piece orchestra, who have been playing along Chautauqua Lake this summer, will furnish the music for a dancing party at the Warren Outing Club on Monday evening August 20. The party is hosted by the local chapter of the Owego Xi fraternity. Committee members Richard Topper Ed Rasmussen Neil Critchlow and Starley Lemmon have prepared for what organizers expect to be one of Warren's best dancing parties this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige Jewett
Chautauqua Lake
Warren
Owege Xi Fraternity
Richard Topper
Ed Rassmussen
Neil Critchlow
Starley Lemmon
Annual Mahan Family Reunion at Sugar Grove Home
The twenty first annual Mahan family reunion was held August 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Briggs in Sugar Grove with forty members attending from Lander Warren Jamestown and Erie. Dinner and a business meeting followed, officers elected for the coming year include Stephen Hitchcock president Harry Mahan vice president Mrs James Cowles secretary Miss Fern Putnam treasurer and Mrs Alice Firth White historian. The afternoon featured sports and visiting and next year’s reunion will be at Harry Mahan’s home in Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahan
Roy Briggs
Sugar Grove
Lander
Warren
Jamestown
Erie
Stephen Hitchcock
Harry Mahan
James Cowles
Fern Putnam
Alice Firth White
Harry Mahan, Lander
Outing, Meetings, and Socials Across Local Clubs
Members of the Racquet Club hosted a picnic at Mrs. Arthur Gill’s Fox Farm road home with a shoe race won by Mrs. Bert Lindsey and a second prize for Mrs. Lee Hunter. Upcoming: Sept 20 meeting at Mrs. Dan Gebhard’s home. The Rockwall Contract Badge club met at the Tidioute road box. Dorcas Thimble club, Swedish Lutheran church, met at Mrs Creed Erickson’s on Glenwood with Mrs. John Erickson presiding. Stoneham WCTU met at Mrs. Linnie Ettinger’s home with a Mothers’ Work program led by Mrs. Armagost. Phi Omega Phi sorority girls returned from Shore Acres Lake Chautauqua camp. Dorothy and Lillian Dawson visited from Pittsburgh. Mrs H Merritt Sandy hosted bridge club. guests included Mrs Harrd Karberger, Mrs Margaret Bonsall, and Mrs Maxine Gay. Mr and Mrs W Benjamin hosted luncheon at Warren Outing Club. attendees included Joseph Dorland, Mrs H W Salter and son Herbert, Philip Benjamin, Mrs Ne Patterson and Margaret Jean, and Mrs Benjamin. Mrs W T Kelly hosted a bridge-tea at the Women’s Club in honor of Mrs W Wright of Pensacola. Mrs Milton Witz hosted a bridge afternoon. high score to Mrs Helen Sasserson, consolation to Mrs Rosamond Akers. Putnam family reunion set for August 25 at Grange Hall, Akeley, with D H Gregory arranging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gill
Fox Farm Road
Bert Lindsey
Lee Hunter
Dan Gebhard
W. Benjamin
Oneida Avenue
Warren Outing Club
Joseph Dorland
Hamburg
N. Y
H. W Salter
Herbert
University Heights
Cleveland
Ohio
Philip Benjamin
Princeton
N. J
Patterson
Margaret Jean
Warren
Benjamin
Bridge Club
Milton Witz
Sixth Avenue
Helen Sasserson
Rosamond Akers
Dollar Day Offer for Tribune Subscribers
Subscribers who pay one year for the paper at the Tribune counter receive one dollar’s worth of merchandise on Dollar Day. The offer applies to men and old alike and runs Friday and Saturday at stores taking part in Dollar Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Town notes on visits and travels from Chicago to Johnstown
Madam Reeves King of Chicago arrives in Warren to stay with Miss Anna Rockwell. Miss Marjorie Reed of Johnstown visits Miss Miriam Treatise in Prospect street. Mrs. Cote of Batesville and Mrs. Bordwell of East Wayne note motor trips and vacations. Families from Atlanta and Washington return from trips to Lakewood Chautauqua. Various locals plan visits and extended stays through Friday and weekend, with several on broader travel itineraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madam Reeves King
Chicago, Il
Warren
Anna Rockwell
Third Avenue
Fred Mickelson
Aubrey
N. Levine Street
Carl Landahl
Billy
Buchaner Street
Fliot
Michigan
Marjorie Reed
Johnstown
Miriam Treatise
Prospect Street
Fred. Eaton
Frederick
Prospect. Street
Charles F. Cote
Batesville
Ark
Ohio
C. E. Bordwell
Mary
Jean
East Wayne Street
Lakewood
Chautauqua Lake
Misa Marjorie Reed
Misa
Minam Treatze
Albert Keebley
Atlanta
Georgia
Victor Koebley
Biddle Street
Weiner Roast at Irvine Dale Park Hosts Friends
Miss Ann Shield and companions attended a weiner roast at Irvine Dale Park on Thursday evening. Victrola music, songs, and games accompanied a social gathering with guests including Howard Morison Frank Walker Minnie Shield Clair Mead Adolph Fisher and numerous Shield family members. A separate note reports a surprise birthday party for Twila Hartman of Youngsville and her brother Charles Lawson of Irvine hosted at Mrs Hartman’s home with gifts and refreshments. Attendees included Gail Wolfe Joseph Lawson Reane Lawson Riley Mead and others from Warren and Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Madaline
Minnie Shield
Irvinedale Park
Ann Shield
Howard Morison
Frank Walker
Minnie Sheld
Clair Mead
Adolph Fisher
Henry Shield
Henry Weis
Madaline Shield
Stillman Sadler
Albert Fisher
A. J. McDonald
Johnnie
Twila Hartman
Youngsville
Charles Lawson
Irvine
Warren
Reane Lawson
Riley Mead
Floods plague Georgia and Carolinas. deaths reported
Precari ous conditions were reported across Georgia and North Carolina as flood waters from a mid summer storm surge swept from banks and damaged dams. A tornado in Hoke county caused one death and ten injuries. Isolated communities, disrupted streetcar service in Asheville, and towns like Brevard and burns ville faced isolation as creeks rose and trains ran hours late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont
Carolinas
Octopus
Columbia
Virginia
Darrow
Chesapeake and Ohio
Newcastle
Oconee
Ocmulgee
Georgia
Milledgeville
State Insane Assylum
Central of Georgia
Insane Asylum
Atlanta
North Carolina
Hoke ‘County
Asheville
Burnsville
Marshall
Brevard
Pleasant Birthday Club Meeting Attendee Highlights
The Pleasant Birthday Club met at Mrs Oliver Ryan's home with Thirteen members present. Guests included Mrs Donovan Donze Mrs Henry Peterson and son Miss Helen Howarth Mrs Lucie and Mrs Merle Westcott. Arizona views from former member Mrs Alice Hightower were shown. Next meeting set for Aug 29 at Mrs Gerda Knoudegard's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Birthday Club
Oliver Ryan
Donovan Donze
Henry Peterson Snd Son
Helen Howhart
Mra. Lucie
Merle Westcott
Arizona
Alice Highhouse
Tucson
Gerda Knoudegard
Dinner party honors visitors at Warren Outing Club
Mr and Mrs Sydney Blackman hosted a dinner for Mrs George Smith and two daughters from Boulder Colorado and the Misses Jane and Ruth Logan from Buffalo New York at the Warren Outing Club on Friday evening. Mrs Mort Hildum of Gerland and Miss Menrietta Hedges of Warren attended at Mrs Carl Baxter’s home on New Street Wednesday afternoon for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs Burdette Hildum a recent bride. The gathering included gifts for the new home and refreshments for twenty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Blackman
Warren Outing Club
Mis
George Smith
Boulder
Colorado
Jane
Ruth Logan
Buffalo
N.Y
Mort Hildum
Gerland
Menrietta Hedges
Warren
Carl Baxter
New Street
Burdette Hildum
Hildum
Saturday Chautauqua Program Highlights and Concerts
The program lists lectures and concerts at Chautauqua on Saturday August 13 and August 18. Notable entries include Prof Davis Edwards at 9 45, a New York Symphony Orchestra children's concert conducted by Albert Stoessel at 10 45, and final concerts at 3 15 and 8 15 with Stoessel conducting. The August 18 schedule features more concerts including Scheherazade and Ziebuenerweisen pieces, with Mischakoff on violin and Wagner and Haydn selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Edwards
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoesgel
Chautauqua
Daughters of the American Revolution
Albert Stoessel
New York
Symphony
Dvorak
Births and Kellogg to sail for Paris treaty events
Mr and Mrs Joseph Wagner announce a son born at the Maternity Hospital weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces at 9 25 pm Thursday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Schulex announce a son born at the Maternity Hospital Friday at 1 am weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces. Kellogg sails for New York tonight on Congressional Limited then to Paris to sign the renunciation of war treaty August 27 aboard the Me De France shortly after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wagner
N. South Street
Maternity Hospital
Arthur Schueltex
Conewango Avenue
Kellogg
Washington
U.P
Congressional Limited
Para
Decorated Furniture Show At The Ring Of Rosy Shop
The Ring Around A Rosy Shop hosts a free sample decorating event on Saturday from 8 to 10. The feature offers guidance on how to decorate furniture with sample demonstrations and hands on ideas.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Corrina
Tenet
Catal
Corrine Mallory
Ballard Riley
Jewett Orchestra
Contract Bridge Club
Contract Badge
Rockwall
Tidioute Road
Dorcas Thimble Club
Creed Erickson
Glenwood Street
Dorcas
Swedish Lutheran Church
John Erickson
Busangas
Stoneham W. C.T. U
Stoneham W. C. TU
Linnie Ettinger
Mary Haggerty
Carne Armagost
H. Merritt Sandy
Ralph Armstrong
Terrate Street
Harrd Karberger
Maplewood
Margaret Bonsall
Philadelphia
Maxine Gay
Pittsburgh
Wright
W. T. Kelly
Market Street
Woman’s Club
Mr. Kelly
W. Wright
Pensacola
Florida
Putnam
Grange Hall
Akeley
D. H. Gregory
Sigfred Sasaerson
Park Street
Baa
Pontac
Clare Hardy
Washington, D. C
Paul DeFrees
Charles Sprague
East Street
Eckerd
Clement Park
Enjoy Weiner
Cecil Winaens
Elm Street
Carl Swanson
Willis Cooney
William Richards
Detroit
Mich
Oral Pettis
Chicago
la Mar
Beauty Shop Owners Convention
New York City
Ave. E
Fred J. Cogswell Grocery
Water St
James H. Perks
Pa. Ave. W
City Grocery Corner Water and Fifth
Star Grocery
Liberty St
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