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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1928

Page

13

Missionary Will Speak Friday At Sugar Grove M E

Miss Katharine Reynolds presided at Sugar Grove M E Sunday School opening as Miss Morene, a medical missionary, is planned to speak Friday evening at 391 clock. The issue notes two new classes Sewing Center and Food Preparation, a millinery and gift shop opening, and a Chautauqua sub district meeting with Professor Leland Spencer.

Sugar Grove Methodist Sunday School Katharine Reynolda Florence Schoonover Miss Reynolds Louise Edin Beth Stauffer Methodist Church Miss Morene South America Dagmar Walif Pennsylania Extension Department George Woodside Peterson Mix House Race Street Dairymen’s League Dairymen’s League Co-operative Association Chautauqua- Warren County Harry Cale Lakewood Road Leland Spencer Cornell Miss Smith Delmar Mickleson Margaret Smith Frank Dorn Roy Briggs Amelia Arlene Edin Flossie Broughton Try Mame Hamilton E. R. Hamilton Try Company Presbyterian Sunday School J. Francis Brown Beaver Joseph F. Brown Washington, D. C Ralph Dalrymple New York City Flossie Thompson Bridge Club B. F. Edlund Pittsburgh B. F Edlund Frank Milspaw R. E. Abbott J. A. McIntosh J & G. Stuart Margaret Hamilton Oder Millard Wellman Millard Welloe Iman Priscilla Nobbs Ida Judson Maude Dalrymple Akron Ohio Ina Dalrymple Hazel Cornell Deaconess Hospital Buffalo N. Y Nathan Cornell Merle Crouch Betty Frank Wesley On City Murray Shutt Florence Houghnot Warren Helen Dennison Conneaut Lake R. S. Cumming Mothers’ Pension Board C. Dickenson Greenhurst Leslie Dennison Idella Chandler Falconer T. A. Scudder Miss Thella Eliza Mix Lily Osle Mary Mix Martin Scott Jamestown Lucy Scott Neil Scott Carrie Meredith Gladys Firth J. A. Firth Dorothy Pittock Crafton Elizabeth Pittock Barnes Robert Baldwin Donald Barrett Robert Sugar Grove Savings Bank Mary McIntosh Pennsylvania Ray Seamans Liberty

Wellman Family Reunion Plans and Local Social Notes

The page records the Wellman reunion date set for August 25 and lists numerous guests from Jamestown to Warren, Chautauqua, and Meadville. it also notes several visiting individuals, school events, and wartime county W C T A planning. A Mayville event honors newlyweds Neil Scott. social visits, travels, and gatherings across Warren County are detailed, along with a large Methodist church reception for the Scotts and related tributes.

Mary Thorpe Sugar Grove Edith Myers Wesleyville R. W. Naeser Westfield N. Y Frank Judson Stedman N.Y Methodist Church Neil Scott Amelia Arlene Edin Delmar Mickleson Flossie Brougham Jeremiah Jenkins Margaret Smith Frank Dorn R. E. Abbott B. P. Shutt Frank Conklin H. C. Barrett Lord Fauntleroy Mrs. Shutt Carrie Mickleson Flossie Broughton Rev. Shope Scott Shope

Kinzua Notes and Local Social Roundup in Aug 24

Alfred Brush and Lambert Lamberty of Rib Lake Wis travel to Chicago after visiting Kinzua. Various locals share weekends with relatives. Kinzua baseball team defeats West Line 25 to 2. A Bethlehem Moravian Seminary room will be marked “Surady” to honor its Revolutionary War surgical ward use.

os _nich Shefield Marion Dowd Bradford Emnsna Grant Hughes Eugene Schneider Hughes Jones Marion Moore Warren Helen Riley Kinzus West Line Russel Field Bethlehem Old Moravian Seminary and College For Women Surady Washington

Officers named by Sons of America at Pennsylvania convention

Frank A. Potter of Pittsburgh was elected Pennsylvania president at the state convention of the Sons of America. William H. Long and John G. Ziegler were named state vice presidents, Arthur R. Fox state master of arms, and officers include William A. Fox, Harry J. Farr, Chester Rhoades, William J. Shiffer, Harry F. Snyder, and E. W. Staehle as building trustees. John Weand named for short term. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads carefully.

Scranton Ave Frank A. Potter Pittsburgh Pennsylvania the Patriotic Order of the Sons of America William H. Long Hanover John G. Ziegler Lebanon Choaon Arthur R. Fox Philadelphia William A. Fox Lancaster Harry J. Farr Sayre Chester Rhoades Stroudeburg William J. Shiffer Harry F. Snyder Readingland E. W. Staehle John Weand

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