Reception for Rev. H. G. Nelson at Swedish Methodist church
About seventy church members and friends gathered Monday evening to bid farewell to Rev. G Harry Nelson who departs Thursday for Spokane Washington to lead the Swedish Methodist church there. The program included musical duets saxophone and piano solos and short appreciation talks from local clergy and members. A purse of money was presented to the pastor and refreshments followed served by the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Swanson
Nelson
Henry J. Bronner
Emanuel Reformed Church
David Ittle
H. E. Westburg
Waterbrandt
Mission Church
Mr. Nelson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gleaners Class Play Pleases Large Crowd
The Gleaners class of the Furst United Brethren Church staged the one act comedy The Burglar Alarm to a large applause Monday night. Anabelle Hepfinger played Penelope with Thelma Gilson Mary Maeder and Kathleen Reed in supporting roles. Theodosia Reed directed and the show repeats Tuesday at 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Furst United Brethren Uenurch
Anabelle Hepfinger
Penelope
Martha
Mary
Thelma Gilson
Virginia Maeder
Kathleen Reed
Club Dance at Conewango Valley Country Club
Tige Jewett's orchestra will furnish the music for the dinner dance at the Conewango Valley Country Club on Thursday. Dinner will be served at seven o'clock by the club hostess, followed by dancing in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tige Jewett
Conewango Valley Country Club
Blackstone Washing Machine Exhibit at Warren County Fair
The Blackstone 2215 washing machine exhibit will be shown in Industrial hall as the Warren County Fair opens on Wednesday. William H. Fitch, agent, arranges a simple and swift display to highlight ease of operation speed and efficiency with a 60 pound per hour capacity and quick cycles for lightly and heavily soiled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
William H. Fitch
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Warren
Blackstone
Fitch
Martha Society Meeting At Emanuel Reformed Church
Mrs. Herman Streich entertained the Martha society of Emanuel Reformed church Monday evening with a brief business session followed by social time and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Society
Herman Streich
The
Emanuel Reformed Church
Mrs Lindsey Hosts Luncheon for New York Visitor
Mrs Edward Lindsey entertained at a luncheon at the Woman's Club on Tuesday afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss Bertha Von Vastrow, from New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Edward Lindsey
Woman's Club
Bertha von Vastrow
New York City
Miss Hepfinger Honored At Dinner Before September Wedding
Miss Frances Hepfinger of 310 Jackson Street will wed Harry B Green of Rochester N Y in September. She was guest of honor at a dinner by Miss Mane Harrington in Akeley last Friday night. Twelve guests dined at a pink and white table with roses and pink tapers. Gifts were presented for her soon to be home. The couple will marry at 4 PM September 8 at the First United Brethren Church. Attendants included Janet Phillips Gladys Ramsdell Doris Fullerton Annabelle Hepfinger Mae Kelly Pearl Tilyou Margaret Duell Fern Young Mrs Harrington Mrs Hepfinger and Frances Hepfinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Hepfinger
Jackson Street
Harry B- Green
Rochester
Mane Harrington
Akeley
Miss Hepfinger
Mr. Green
First United Brethren Church
Janet Phillips
Gladys Ramsdell
Doris Fullerton
Annabelle Hepfinger
Mae Kelly
Pearl Tilyou
Margaret Duell
Fern Young
Harington
Marie Harrington
Hepfinger
Frances Hep- Finger
Sorority House Party Planned by Phi Zeta Chi Girls
The Phi Zeta Chi sorority girls depart for a house party at Stone farm. Attending are Elizabeth Craft June De Frees Virginia Slocum Eugenia Kehr Jeanette Eldred Edith Stem Mary Clark Hubley Rachel Olson Lucy Donaldson Sally Bristow George Anna Brockney and Margaret McLaren. Chaperones are Mrs. George Craft Mrs. J H De Frees and Miss Annette Stone. Brown Bailey Wedding Planned at Clarendon Parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Zeta Chi
Stone Farm
Elizabeth Craft
June DeFrees
Virginia Slocum
Eugenia Kehr
Jeanette Eldred
Edith Stem
Mary Clark Hubley
Rachel Olson
Lucy Donaldson
Sally Bristow
George Anna
Brockney
Margaret McLaren
George Craft
J. H. de Frees
Annette Stone
Alice Yeager Elected President of Choral Society
Mrs. Alice Yeager was elected president of the Choral Society of the Woman's Club at Monday's meeting. Other officers include Vice President Miss Fern Anderson, Secretary Miss Hildur Leander, Treasurer Miss Mabel Hall, Chair and Conductor Mrs. Lillian Bairstow, and Assistant Conductor Miss Carmen Milken. The Japanese Musicale is set for September 13, with further program details to follow. Also reported were golf matches and regular luncheon plans for the Bind Bogey tournament at the country club. The First United Brethren church official board met Monday, noting a well done year. Rev Brubaker and C L Robertson will attend the Erie Conference in Bradford.
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W. L. Arnold
Chaiman
Stewards
First Evangelical Church
H.&. Dornheim
A. D. Johnson
Fred Northrup
Charles Mack
Ray Sly
E. M. Johnson
William Schatzle
Carl 0. Peterson
C. R. Pang
Alice Yeager
Choral Society of the
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Fern Anderson
Hildur Leander
Mabel Hall
Lillian Bairstow
Carmen Milken
First United Brethren Church
Brubaker
C. L. Robertson
Bradford
United Brethren Erie
Big Festival Preparations Rise at Warren County Fair
Readiness grows as grounds fill with horses for features and stabling strains. Carnival tents spread near Contenango gate with M J Lapps Greater Shows arriving by motor. Buildings buzz with workmen as booths racks and displays rise. Eight Grange displays in agricultural hall and school exhibits fill a whole building under S Knapp and H L Blair. Ridelsperger notes uncertain animal numbers in sheep and swine. O C Tritt could not be reached on cattle policy changes.
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Contenango Avenue
M. J. Lapp
Warren
Texas
R. H. Duntley
Warren County
S. Knapp
H. L. Blair
Henry Ridelsperger
Fair changes policy shifts cattle shipping burden
In former years the cattle exhibit was a feature of the fair for farmers. A ruling by the fair association effective this year shifts the burden of cattle transportation from the association to the exhibitor. The association stops paying exhibitors' shipping expenses and says the change follows common fairness practices at fairs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fair Association
Association
Kinzua Old Folks Reunion At Community House
The Old Folks of Kinzua plan their annual reunion at the Kinzua Community House. Dinner will be served at 1 30 by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church. All old timers are urged to attend and help make the day memorable. Many who moved away are hoped to return for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Traveling plumbing exhibit visits Warren Wednesday
Crane's traveling plumbing exhibit, on a motor truck with a 223 inch wheelbase, features latest bathroom fixtures including a built in bathtub, a combined kitchen sink and laundry tray, lavatories, automatic gas water heater, and a Crane Electro Matic water softener. Admission is free and observers may inspect the truck. booklets and pamphlets with fixture ideas are distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Warren
Warren High School Class of 1927 Picnic Plans
The Warren High School girls class of 1927 will hold a Friday reunion at the Warren Outing Club. Guests and friends will join for a one o'clock luncheon served by Mrs. B. O Smith. Activities include bathing boating and bridge. Reservations with Miss Helen Johnson at 1108-R due by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Warren Outing Club
B. O Smith
Helen Johnson
Birthday Celebration Honors Mrs Bert Fox at Fox Hill
Mrs Bert Fox celebrated at her Fox Hill home last Saturday with about fifty friends and neighbors. The social evening featured games and music, gifts were presented, and refreshments were served to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Fox
Fox Hill
Bridge afternoon at Prospect Street honors Mary Ball and Vera Lyon
Misa Frances Grosch hosted a bridge gathering at her Prospect Street home Saturday afternoon. Two tables competed with prizes awarded to Mary Ball and Vera Lyon. A two course luncheon followed the game with seats set for Raschel Winger, Mary Ball, Vera Lyon, Harriett Schindler, Elizabeth Eaton, Virginia Corbett, Marian Bartlett, and Frances Grosch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Misa
Frances Grosch
Prospect Street
Mary Ball
Vera Lyon
Raschel Winger
Harriett Schindler
Elizabeth Eaton
Virginia Corbett
Marian Bartlett
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Roos
Hilmar Roos
J. O. Morley
A. Cramer
Lucy Young
Frank Regner
Linwood Street
Paul Larasos
Cleveland
Beesry Huber
W.J Strong
Larasos
Regner
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Ed, Cobb
C. A. Dennig
Lewis Ratin
Paul
Buffalo
George Gadsby and Sons
Pittsburgh
Charles Crandall
Gadsey
Butler
Martin Hill
Jamestown
Maurice Emery
Boston
Maine
H. M. Miller
Toronto
Canada
Toronto Exposition
C. R. Edris
Erie
Edris
Lake Erie
George Clinger
Tidioute
Is. C. R. Edris
Maurice Snelding
Episcopal Diocese of
Flora Bush
Hanoverton
Ohio
Elizabeth Worden
Washington, D. C
Oroleta
Silver Lake
Clark E. Nelson
Margaret
Queida Avenue
Cambridge Springs
Norma Middaugh
Jean Tranter
Cottage Place
Miss. Tranter
Richard Tranter
W. H. Brinton
Jack
Parker Street
Parkersburg
W. Va
Dana
Claire MacDonald
N. Y
North Warren
Margaret Wambaugh
Altoona
Lucille Taylor
Tudgway, Pa
Martha Maitland
Conewango Avenue
Louis Glasser, Jr
Wilkinsburg, Pa
Mrs. L. E. Glasser
East Wayne Street
Masses Florence
Violet
Clarence
New York
Brooklyn
Bertha Lyons
Pennsylvania
V. F. W. Auxthanies
Indianapolis
Indiana
National Convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliaries
W. C. Miller
Jacob Stricker
Elm Street
Viola Helen Munch
Doris Allen
Conti’s
Pa. Ave, F
Choral Society
Titusville
Conenango Valley
Country Club
A. C. Kirberger
Silveraraith
Toledo Blade
Boston Transcript
Roosevelt Sweet Shopp
Pittsfield
Youngsville
White House
Main Exhibition Building
Warren Wholesale Co
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