Dinner Bridge and September Weddings Highlight Society
Miss Norma Andrews hosts a Woman's Club dinner bridge with Miss Charlotte Davidson and others attending as several September weddings are announced. Guests included Miss Margaret Winger and Mrs. Schaler with out of town guests from Coral Gables and Baltimore. A Crystal Springs picnic for twenty five juniors and patrons followed with games and a later supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerry Suturan
Charlotte Davidson
William M. Hil
California
Warren
Catherine Lampe
Martha Lampe
E. H Lampe
Norma Andrews
K. A. Andrews
Fourth
Nix
Andrews
Margaret Winger
F. G. Schaler
W. H Hutchings
Coral Gables
Florida
Aliss Rachel Roberts
Baltimore
Mildred Blair
Crystal Springs
W. B. As
Crystal Springs Park
Tiona
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow at Library Theatre
Warren events list vaudeville shows with Dorothy Mackai and Jack Mulhall, Swedish church treasure hunts, dinners, picnics, dances, and youth activities. Chautauqua notes praise, weather dampened plans, and local clubs host supper and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
Dorothy Mackai
Jack Mulhall
Y. P
Swedish Lutheran Church
W. M
Willard Arnold
North Warren
Epworth
E. Picnie
Kossuth
Temple
Oakview Park
Warren
Dorothy Meckatt
Acces
Vaude
Ville
Y. P. Myron
Swedish Congregational Church Impericrs
Martha Sonety
Swedish Lusgerand
First Evangelical Church
L. &. Stoneham M. E
Charles
Local Club Officers Elected At United Brethren Meeting
The Ladies Aid of the United Brethren church elected officers for the coming year after a large turnout. Officers include Pressent Mrs Clarence Hepfinger vice president Mrs Mary Shutt secretary Mrs A W Richards treasurer Mrs E A Gilson with Caude Pangham as flower committee and Wee Geer F Olson on insertion. A bake sale is planned for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid of the United Brethren Church
Pressent
Clarence Hepfinger
Mary Shutt
A. W. Richards
E. A. Gilson
Caude Pangham
F Olson
Invited to dance by Warren Alaa Gamma Sigma chapter
The Warren Chapter of Alpha Gamma Sigma is invited to a dance in the ballroom of the hotel Lawrence at Ene on Friday September second. The Omicron Chapter will run the event and several attendees from Jamestown and nearby towns are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Alah Gamma Sigma
Outel Lawrence
Ene
Jay
Omicron
Jamestown
Pythian Sisters Star Temple Meet Tomorrow Evening
The Pythian Sisters Star Temple No. 17 will meet tomorrow at eight for the regular business session. A thirteen supper precedes the meeting where Mrs. Elizabeth Leomhart will report on the grand convention held recently at Cmeontown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Star Temple No. 17
Whch
Elizabeth Leomhart
Cmeontown
Births Notify of Newborn Son at Local Home
Mr and Mrs Donald Bove of Warren announce the birth of a son at 10:60 p.m. Wednesday. The infant weighed 6 pounds 12 ounces at birth and joins the family at their J. F. O. 2 address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Donald Bove
Warren
Tan
Anderson
Harold
Valverda
Cleveland
Oko
Escanaba
Michigan
East
Clarence Johnson
Clarendon
WF. Hartwell
Port Jervis
Nan
Buffalo
Niagara
F. E. Robnson
Altoona
H. M. Wells
Akeley
C. Paul Armold
Harry Leonhart
Canada
Mrs. Arnold
W. B. Cockburn
Hamilton
Stereoptican Lecture For Boy Scouts At First Baptist
Harry Stone forest ranger will present a stereoptican lecture at the First Baptist church tomorrow evening for Boy Scout Troop 7. The program starts at seven with reports on Game and Fish Laws by Everett Lillard and Conservative Merit Badge by Calvin Buerkle. Returning from camp are Conewango Fishing Club members from a two week fishing and camping trip at Lake Falcon Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Stone
Forestry Service
First Baptist Church
Boy Scouts
Troop
Everett Lillard
Calvin Buerkle
Conewango Fishing Club
Lake Falon
Ontario
Canada
Buffalo
A. A. Printy
I. H. Alexander
Walter W. Beat
Dr. EB. S. Africa
Karl M. Lyoze
Thomas K. Creal
Warren
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
Warning Issued Against Vendors Selling Via Peddlers
Secretary Emory C. Cook of the chamber of commerce declares house to house sales of drugs and toilet articles illegal without vendor licenses. The 5S. & H. Company of Cleveland is named as a vendor and warned to cease activities. The Frances Juvenile Home is questioned and prices charged by the sellers are found to be about 50 percent above local retail. Salesmen lack licenses and have been told to leave town amid public warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Cripp
Childrens Institution
Emory C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
New Columbia Theatre Opens Monday With 2000 Lamps
The New Columbia Theatre on Second Avenue begins operations Monday in Warren with 2000 softly shaded lamps lighting the first show. Manager Manley Parker notes Warren as a city of its size with two first class houses. An automatic auxiliary lighting plant ensures lighting even if power fails. The new house will feature Frise Sally Lev and a news reel with a five piece orchestra under Professor Svenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Columbia Theatre
Second Avenue
Warren
New Columbia
Library
Manley Parker
Parker
Operaton
Erie
Frise
Sally Lev
Professor Svenson
Warren Wall
Personal Notes From Warren Area Visitors and Nearby Travel
Local social notes list numerous residents and visitors, with trips to Cleveland Philadelphia Chicago and Canada. Names include Elsie Johnson Olga Anderson Arvid Jomaxon Calderwood Waite Thompson and many relatives. Relative visits span Bidwell Lewis Port Jervis Detroit Evans town and Hamilton Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Johnson
Olga Anderson
Rane
Arvid Jomaxon
Central Avenue
Tubbs Run Hatchery work to start amid planning delays
An official statement from state fisheries head Buller indicates work on the Tubbs Run fish hatchery will begin soon but first bids may delay progress. Plans show a one story hatching and shipping building near Tubbs Run with potential later expansion. A concrete diversion dam, water channels, and erosion controls are to be built under Fish Commission supervision to create a major state hatchery and showplace. The report also notes Kottcamp family returning from York County camp and Mrs. Kottcamp resuming training at John Hopkins Hospital while Mr. Kottcamp serves as Y M C A secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.rp
Buller
She Ies
Tionesta
Tubbs Ren
Buifer
Cc. R. Buller
Fish Commission
Bulles
Anna E. Mei
Butler
Republican
Forest County National Bark
Tubbs Row
Pleas
Mount
Pa Ie
Department of Property and
Harrisburg
Forfeits Seven Dollars After Drunken Arrest
Seven dollars, the usual fine for a man charged with intoxication, was forfeited this afternoon after he failed to appear for his hearing scheduled for a later hour following his arrest yesterday in an intoxicated condition.
Parking on Liberty Streets Eased for Brief Stops
Merchants in the block petitioned borough council to allow half hour parking on Liberty Street between Pennsylvan ia and Second Avenues. Police headquarters announced a future permit for short stops to aid local business during parking rule enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Parling
Roberty Street
Penns Vania
Second Avenues
Ireat
iCty
Three Women Arrested at Ohio Mine Demonstration
In St Clairsville Ohio three women among a crowd of over 60 were arrested after clashing with deputies escorting non union miners to the Florence mine. The trio Josephine Holewick Kathryn Niska and Margaret Maposki tossed stones at the escort while others jeered and fought with officers. no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Clafksville
Florence
Josephine Holewick
Kathryn Niska
Margaret Maposki
Wis
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D. A. Smith
Fred J. Cogswell Grocery
Cor
3Rd
Water Ste
Beauty Studio
Murcelling
Shempoolzy Marcelling
Ethel M
Jackson Ave
Chautauqua
First Baptist Sunday School
Shipman’s Eddy
Ruby Strickland
DL. Gerould
Lela Muthert
A. F. Strickland
Bir
F. H. Hetrick
Mire
C. F. Sill
Horree Strickland
Thursday Bridge Club
J. C. Russell
Thursday Bridge Llub
Anna K. Lawson
Beauty Shop
Penne. Ave
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
J. A Rockwell
Thid
Conewane Valley Country Club
Juncheon
Johnson Brothers
McCall
Jess
Boe
Mr. Cook
5S. & H. Company
Ohio
Patou
Cherut
Hope Harepton
Ades
George Calverwood
Verbeck Street
Philadelphia
Mr. Calderwood
August Jacobson
Evie
This City
Morganroth
North Yarren
John Williams
Wayne Street
Hany Johnstown
Mohawk Street
Tinley
Onio
St. Catheries
de Misses Bay
St. Catherinnes
Zuess
Iss
Ida Neal
Elm Stret
Fla
Billetane
Freenda
Frank Waite
Stickton
N. Y
Airs
G. W. Thompson
Fourth Avenue
Thompson
Adda Thompson
Edwin Carlson
Margaret
Carlson
C. A. Anderson
Dubois
W. F. Fihbarn
Mechanicsburg
O. A
P. W. M. Presser
Enoute
Walter Manley
Neriman
Fred Hufmwen
Pittstone
T. C. Wilson
Alex Neely
Stewart Hull
Johnstone
Nettie L. Straight
Rixford
Ben
Herniece
Swanson
Reverend Swanson
Russell
Raymond Daniels
Renova
George B. Canningham
Beech Street
Hame
Audrey Larson
Bradford
A. A. Erickson
Tid‘sure
Florence Erickson
Toda
Claire Hauber
Jamestown, N
St. Marys
Mary Porter
North Werren
Oil City
W. S. Harrington
Grand View Sanitaum
U. F. Rolley
Thomas
West Virginia
W. J. Stevens
Madison Avenue
C. F. Sil
New York City
Providence
W. M. Lindsey
Detroit
Lamberton
Franitin
Lindsey
Charlotte Young
Evanstow
Warren Fiends
Miss Young
Billy Moore
Frank Moore
Smethport
Mrs
Harold Banghart
Mrs. & CL. OS 1
East Street
Ee Tee Mee
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