Morning Kiddies Show Draws 700 At Library Theatre
About seven hundred children gathered with mothers and siblings for a Special Kiddies Show at the Library theatre. Entertainment included singing, magic, contests, a comedy film, and a lively host Uncle Al Benson who wowed the crowd with guinea pig tricks. Prizes and free candy topped a morning of noise allowed beyond normal rules. Manager George Sarvis plans future monthly shows in the fall and winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
George Sarvis
Uncle al" Benson
Sarvis
Liberty Street
Third
Aye
Get a Business Training at Hoff Business College
Secure a thorough secretarial or general business course at Hoff Business College. Learn about it before you go elsewhere. Fall term begins September 6. 8-26-26
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff Business College
GIVES PIT PARTY For Miss Lindberg and Miss Black
Miss Leah Henderson hosted a home party at 621 Water Street last evening honoring Miss Genevieve Lindberg and Miss Margaret Black. Lindberg departs September 11 for St Luke’s Hospital Cleveland to begin nurse training. Guests played Pit with Lindberg and Black winning high score prizes and Lois Knowlton taking consolation. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Henderson
Water Street
Genevieve Lindberg
Margaret Black
Summit Hill
Miss Henderson
Lindberg
St. Lukes Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Lois Knowlton
Personal Notes From Warren Morning Dispatch
Mrs. Jack Cunninghzar of Detroit was in Warren today. Mrs. Mabel Madison of Warren General Hospital attends the funeral of James Slocum. Mrs. G. B. Guthrie and Panxsutawney visitors were in Warren this morning. Harvey Hertzel returned from Cheyenne Wyoming where he handled Hammond Iron Works business. Mrs. Nettie Douglas of Baltimore visiting the Wheelocks of Yankee Bush, then returned home. Kenneth Conroe of Tidicute visiting cousin John Knapp of Russell, now home. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Price of Tame town were en route to Kane. Mrs. Arthur Pomroy and daughters Verna and Elizabeth were en route Jamestown to Oncid. Mrs. Mary Ransome of Kellettille visited Warren today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cunninghzar
Detroit
Michigan
Warren
Mabel Madison
Warren General Hospital
James Slocum
Harvey Hertzel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Hammond Iron Works
Nettie Douglas
Baltimore
Maryland
William Wheelock
Yankee Bush
Kenneth Conroe
Tidicute
John Knapp
Russell
Arthur Pomroy
Verna
Elizabeth
Jamestown
Oncid
Mary Ransome
Kellettille
Crippled Children’s Outing at Ludlow Park
About thirty children cared for by the Crippled Children’s Clinic in this city enjoy a picnic at Boy Scout Park in Ludlow today. The outing is arranged by the Rotary Club. Children hail from Russell North Warren Youngsville Springcreek Clarendon Sheffield and nearby areas. They met at the Presbyterian church and departed by eleven for the picnic grounds. Rotary Club members drove them and planned an engaging afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippled Children's Clinic
Boy Scout Park
Ludlow
Rotary Club
Russell
North Warren
Youngsville
Springcreek
Clarendon
Sheffield
Presbyterian Church
Shower Honoring Miss Pauline Maze At Home of Mrs Nichols
Mrs Raymonu Sweeting and Mrs Curtis Nichols hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday evening for Miss Pauline Maze, the autumn bride elect. Guests enjoyed music and games, including five hundred, followed by a luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymonu Sweeting
Ana
Curtis Nichols
Pauline Maze
Honor Mrs Wetmore and Dinner Dance at Local Clubs
The Thursday Bridge club hosts Mrs E D Wetmore at a dinner and bridge evening at the Woman's club. Conewago Valley Country club guests attend a large dinner last night with dancing from nine to one. Numerous private parties form around the event with Jordan's orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wetmore
Woman's Club
E. D. Wemore
Conewargo Valley
Hails
Psi
BR. van Cleve
Shay Schmidt
Devere Kirberger
Jordan
Library Theatre
Edward Lindsey
William Haines
Mildred
Lydia Biddle
Tevine
H.C. Jacobs
Harvey Saunidt
William Heasley
Murray Stoddar
Mrs Bairstow Hosts Fifty At Luncheon In Women’s Club
Mrs W R Bairstow entertained a company of fifty guests at a luncheon Friday afternoon in the Women’s Club. Her color motif featured yellow and green with nasturtium clusters and pastel green tapers. Out of town guests included Miss Rachel Clough Union City and Miss Emma MacDonald San Diego among others visiting local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bairstow
Woman'’s Club
John Messner
Ella Hall
Butler
George Todd
Kennybrook
Buffalo, N.Y
Livingston Hunter
Emma MacDonald
San Diego
California
George P. Brockway
Theodore Westgate
Titusville
Local residents en route visits and guests across cities
A long list of residents and relatives are noted traveling or staying with family across Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Atlantic City Toronto and other places. Names include Bert Erickson Geraliine and Jean, Mrs. Lewion, L. Erickson, W. L. Lattimer, Martha, Mrs. Lattimer, Mrs. E. W. Berringer, Mrs. George Todd, Emma MacDonald, Miss Beatrice Messler, J. Laurie Billstone, Robert A. Fuller, Eleanor Clark, Kenneth Betts, Gilbert Kirwan, and Ruth Fagerland among others. The note also mentions visits to Toronto Fair, Watkins Glen, Thousand Islands, and Canada trips, plus church notices and a Pentecostal mission event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Erickson
Geraliine
Jean
Franklin Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Geo. W. Lewion
L. Erickson
Glenwood Street
Lewton
W. L. Lattimer
Martha
Chicago
Robert A. Fuller
St. Petersburg
Florida
Edward Walker
Raymond Betts
Eleanor Clark
Andrs
William Scott
Kenneth Just
Watkins Glen
Thousand Islands
Canad
Local residents depart for teaching posts and visits
Miss Emily Aaron leaves for Pottsville to teach Home Economics and Music at Laffee junior high school this winter. Miss Annes Max Aaron heads to Lilly to teach history at Lilly High School next week. Mrs. E. H. Eastman and David Sankey return home to DuBois after visiting Mrs. J. C. Underwood of 9 Madison Avenue. Miss Hulma Bergman departs for Elbow to teach this winter. Mrs. H. C. Sherrard visits Kinzua with her mother celebrating her ninety first birthday months ago. Miss Ruth Martin travels from Punxsutawney to Tidioute to teach this winter. Mrs. Ella Cuthbertson heads to Lynch for James Slocum funeral. T. B. Coleman of Smicksburg visits the State hospital in Warren. Abrs. Pat Hurzing and sons with Mrs. George Schultz of St. Marys return home from North South Street home of Mrs. Mike O’Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Sankey
Punxsutawney
J. C. Underwood
Madison Avenue
Flora Dill
Washington, D. C
Frank Gander
Phillips Street
Emily Aaron
Joseph A. Aaron
Pottsville
Laffee
Annes Max Aaron
Lilly, Pa
Lilly High School
E. H. Eastman
David Sankey
DuBois
H.C. Sherrard
Sugargrove
Kinzua
Mrs. Bunions
Ella Cuthbertson
Haze] Street
Lynch
James Slocum
Smicksburg
Warren
State Hospital
Pat Hurzing
Ben, Paul and
Raymond
Ridgway
George Schultz
St. Marys
Mike O’connell
North South Street
Births and family announcements in Branner and local residents
The Rev. Henry J Branner and wife announce the birth of a son Richard D at Maternity Hospital at 9 40 am Mrs Branner formerly Miss Mary Hunting CG Reserve secretary The Branner pastor of Breanuer Reformed Church also report Axel Carlson and wife have two daughters born at 1 20 am weighing 8 12 pounds and Robert Swick and wife have a son born at 1 26 pm Friday afternoon in this city
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Henry J. Brunner
Alson Street
Richard D
Maternity Hospital
Branner
Mary Hunting
GI Reserve
CG. A
Breanuer Reformed Church
Axel Carlson
Robert Swick
Pampered Son Charged in Mother's Murder
Aug. 27. Harry Hill, pampered son of a wealthy physician, formally charged by a coroner's jury with murdering his eccentric mother. He fled Chicago after rumors of his whereabouts, and newspapers report her body found buried in the basement of her home. The jury found death by gunshot and urged his arrest to stand before the grand jury for murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hill
Young Hill
Chicago
Chariot Race Thrills At Fair In Gendarme Show
Hippodrome spectacle features Roman charioteers racing four white and four black豪, under Gendarme command, amid outriders and pyramids. Miss Ella Cochener hosts a 1:30pm women’s event with thirty guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scava
Hirpodi
Ming Tut
Julius Caesar
Yong Lefore
Lidy
Atlantic
Rome
Cockener
Ella Cochener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Library
Kronor
Forsberg
Eva Forsberg
Liesd S. Lmith
WM. T. Smith
Helen Hook
Marian Baird
Cedar Street
C. C. Powell
Pittsburgh
Regina Hultberg
Warrer
Viola Lindmark
Central Avenue
Georgia Bole
Elia Whan
GA. R. Auxeliary
Grant Army of the Republic
Mrrs
Charles Amann
Main Street
Birs
W. EL. Lattimi
Fred J. Cogswell
Water Sts
Anna K. Lawson Beauty Shop
Penna. Ave
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Johnson Brothers
G. B. Guthrie
Panxsutawney
Jamestown, N
Mrs. L. M. Price
Tame
Kane
Crippled Childrens
Miss Maze
Mrs. Bairstow
Tribune Insurance
Ela Hall
Third Avenue
William Y. Udyani Son
F. Ruppert
R. F. Letmar
East Wayne Street
George P. Brock
Warren-Jamestown Read
Mfr
Rive
Gran Shepard
Columbus
E. A. Arnold
Fourth Avenue
Pauline Schirek
Biddle Street
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
George Dunlop
Dorothy
Eric
Frank Lacher
Beatrice Messler
J. Laurie Billstone
Herbert Reed
H Ward
Norris
Mage Leland Webster
Mise Ruth
Anne
Newark
N. J
St Ogi
C. W. Kirwan
Gilbert
Toronto
W. J. Mulver
North Irvine
Shet
William Watt
James Wells
Bradford
Canada
Quebec
Erna Case
Dartmouth Street
Boston
Mass
Godfrey Gruber
Napa
Harold Thompson
Delbert Norble
Chautauqua
J. N. Grady
Hazel Street
Ruth Fagerland
Helen Keyser
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
G. W. Burkerd
David Shields
Newton Falla, O
H. J. Shields
Grant Street
Marshall Hanzen
First Pentecostal Mission
Penna Ave
Hulma Bergman
Jeft
Ruth Martin
Pupxsutawnex
Tidioute
Tribune Fusurance
Sally
Charlie Chase
Columbia Orchestra
NEW Teller-Kent Organ
Sally O'Neil
Roy D’arcy
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