Dinner Party Held For Exhibitors At Saddle Club Show
A dinner party followed the first day’s pro of the War Ten Horse show at the Warren Saddle Club along the Woman’s Club in honor of exhibitors from Eric Buffalo and other places. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Cous, Sherman Vandervegger, Lucile Vander Voort, Mrs Frank Tmgie, H W Hultquist, Lavern Spehter, A R Ganey, Glenn W Burch, B Parker, Mrs Minnie Cowie, Jamestown, J Mahoney, Miss Virginie Renz, Ludwig Meyer, John GIbson, Carney, Klein, Hoffstetter, Hunter, Miss Mary Willis, Miss Emma, Miss Hunt, Exie, Cape Blood, Eileen Crosgrave, Meu, Mrs Baul DeF, L L Binity, Mrs Schmidt, Mcs Stewart, H A Siggins, Delmer Mickeleas, Jean Bordwell, Jon Blair, Quinn Smith, Richard Calvert, David Beaty and families, Warren residents Jane McConnell and Mrs Anne Beaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Saddle Club
Alog
Woman's Club
Eric
Buffalo
Robert Cous
Sherman Vandervgger
Lucile Vandervoort
Frank ™Gie
H. W. Hultquist
Lavern Spéhtér
A. R. Ganey
Glenn W. Burch
B. Parker
Minnie Cowie
Jamestown
Tigs J.mahoney
Virginie Renz
Irs
Ludwig Meyer
F. John Nade
J. Gibson
John C. Carney
Carney
A.W. Klein
Migifi Hoffstetter
A. Hunter
Mary Willis
Emma
Mis Hunt
Exie
Service at First Presbyterian Sunday Evening
A union service of several central town churches will be held Sunday evening at the First Presbyterian church. Dr. J M. Ross will lead with a sermon titled The Prosperity of the Wick. The choir will sing Just As I Am and Patti Peffer with George Sarvis will perform Love Divine as an offertory duet. A special communion service is planned for Friday evening ahead of Sunday's service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
J M. Ross
Masbagni
Patti Peffer
George Sarvis
Love Divine
Stamer
Dr. Ross
Entertains at Bridge and Zonta Honor in Warren
Miss Vera Almingre hosted a bridge party at her Prospect street home Wednesday evening. Two tables competed with Laura Stuart winning high, Martha Topper second, and Mabel Watt consolation. A two course luncheon followed for Laura Stuart, Mabel Watt, Mary Topper, Martha Topper, Verna Thompson, Evelyn Morse, Helen Baird, and Vera Alsingre. Miss Betty Bristow, soon to enter Temple University, was honored at a kerchief shower during the Warren Zonta club lunch at the YWCA. Isabelle Brugge from Jamestown spoke as regualr Zonta songs were sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Almingre
Prospect Street
Bridge
Agames
Laura Stuart
Martha Topper
Mabel Watt
Mary Topper
Verna Thompson
Evelyn Morse
Helen Baird
Vera Alsingre
Bristow
Betty Bristow
Temple University
Philadelphia
Warren Zonta Club
Isabelle Brugge
Jamestown Zonta Club
Mrs Akers Hosts L L Club Evening at Terrace Street Home
Mrs. R. G. Akers entertained the L. L. club at her Terrace street home on Wednesday evening. The gathering featured sewing, visiting, and music followed by a two-wound luncheon served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Club
R. G. Akers
Terrace Street
Two Wounds
Thursday Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon at Woman's Club
Mrs Joseph A Schofield entertained the Thursday bridge club at the Woman's Club Thursday afternoon with a luncheon served at one o clock. A separate item notes Christ L Peterson and others from Jamestown and Erie leaving Warren by motor for the Boston convention of the Eastern Undges of the D. 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Schofield
Woman's Club
Christ L. Peterson
Grant Street
Christ Nelson
Christ Anderson
Jamestown
Messrs. Bonde, Lenge
Christensen
Erie
Warren
Boston
Mass
Births at Maternity Hospital Report Two New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Clark of 22 Water street announce a daughter born Tuesday morning at 2 55 at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces. Mr and Mrs Carl Bengston of 7 Myrtle street announce a son born Tuesday morning at 10 45 at the Maternity hospital weighing 4 pounds 13 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Clark
Water Street
Maternity Hospital
Carl Bengston
Myrtle Street
Deaths and Funerals Mrs Mary Morris in Warren
Mrs Mary Ott Morris wife of David Morris former Warren resident died Thursday morning at Cleveland Ohio The body to be brought Friday afternoon to the home of her nephew Harry Ott Sixth avenue Funeral Saturday at 3 30 p m with Rev Harold F Stoddard of First Baptist church officiating Interment to be made in Oakland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morris
Mary Ott Morris
David Morris
Warren
Cleveland
Harry Ott
Sixth Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Oakland
Out of Town Guests Visit Warren Area Readers
Mr and Mrs R Exton of Kirksville Mo visit parents Mr and Mrs A T Eaton on Central avenue. J A Rauterkus and sons Joseph and David arrive in Warren from Dunkirk to Pittsburgh. Mrs C H Zerres and son Jack accompany them to Pittsburgh. Worth Jaquins of Prospect street visit relatives in Jamestown. Erting Oure and children Adaine and Stuart from New York spend time with Mr and Mrs W W Mair. Raymond Rapp and daughter Betty return from Johnsonburg. Betty and Helen Annette Mitchell guests of Mrs Rose Messner. Mr Mitchell nephew of Messner. Eugene Gaughn, Syracuse worker, visits parents on Poplar street. John Johnson and daughter Carrie drive from Buffalo to visit Emil Johnson on Russell street. Georgia Lott returns from two weeks away. Ray Lewis and wife plan Buffalo and Rochester trip to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Rauterkus
Joseph
David
Warren
Dunkik
Pittsburgh
Erting Oure
Adaienne and
Stuart
New York City
Corydon
W. W. Mair
Prospect Street
Raymond Rapp
Betty
Canton Street
Johnsonburg
Helen Annette Mitchel
Willis G. Mitchell
Rose Messner
Third Avenue
Mr. Mitchell
Messner
Eugene Gaughn
Syracuse
N. Y
Joseph F. Gaughn
Poplar Street
John Johnson
Carrie
Buffalo
Emil Johnson
Russell Street
Farewell Party Honors Mrs. Albright at Grace M.E. Church
Mrs. L. H. Albright was honored by the Good Will Bible class at Grace M.E. church on Tuesday evening at the Birch home 109 Conewango avenue. She departs for Allentown Pa to join her husband who is employed there after nine years in town. The class presented a gift and a buffet luncheon followed the social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Albright
Good Will Bible
Grace M. BE
William , Birch
Conewange Avenue
Allbright
Allentown
Albright
Albrights
Allentown. the Members of the Class Presented Mrs. Albright
Bride Elect Miss Gladys Lund Honored At Shower
Mrs. E. R. Himebaugh hosted a miscellaneous shower Tuesday at her Garland home honoring her sister Miss Gladys Lund of Garland who will wed Charles Laycock of Pittsburgh in October. Guests included Mrs. Myers Miller Forsgren Swan son Kuhre Christensen Ostergard Hansen Laycock Land Lund Stitler Filiger Born Hayes and others from Garland Warren Jamestown and Irvine. A Five Hundred and Rock evening ended with a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Himebaugh
Bauer Street
Gladys Lund
Garland
Miza Lund
Charles Laycock
Pittsburgh
R. Myers
F. K. Miller
C. Forsgren
Henry Swanson
Floyd Kuhre
L. Swanson
C. Christensen
Ralph Himebaugh
Vera Mead
J. P. Ostergard
Carrie Hansen
Florence Christensen
Warren
Ole C. Olson
Clarendon
William Mungon
Iver Olson
William Laycock
Jamestown
N. Y
Gladys Land
C. Lund
Stitler
Filiger
Harriet Born
Garland, Pa
Margaret Hayes
Irvine
Two-Ball Foursome Set For Friday At Conewango Club
A mixed two-ball foursome golf event is planned at Conewango Valley Country Club Friday with women selecting partners. Participants will dine at the club afterward and view moving pictures of the Country Clubhouse scenes, Buffalo trip participants, and a Ford monoplane flight led by Captain Hawke, filmed by Mrs. David Beaty Jr, plus a Larry Lemon Comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Valley Country Club
Buffalo
Hawke
David Beaty, Jr
Larry Lemon
College Students Honored At Dinner
Miss Helen Johnson hosted a Tuesday dinner at her East Third avenue home honoring college students of the Swedish Lutheran church and their guests. Twenty attendees enjoyed a pink and green decor, gladioli and asters centerpiece, with Rev. and Mrs. Carl Jacobson and others listed among the guests. The entry also notes the First Evangelical church Fourth Quarterly Conference gathering set for Saturday at eight, with Rev. A. C. Collin to preside and department heads to present annual reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Johnson
J. A. Johnson
East Third Avenue
Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Jacobson
Paul Moody
Everett Borg
Earl Encson
Kenneth Swanson
Algor Swanson
Oscar Anderson
Brooklyn
Robert Dunham
Chester Lawson
Elaine Nelson
Emma
Charlotta Erickson
Clara Hultman
Evelyn Olson
Florence Rydholm
LeRoy Davis
Allan Johnson
Henry Nicholson
First Evangelical Church
A. C. Collin
Conewango Valley Club Dinner Dance Planned
Plans are completed for a dinner dance at Conewango Valley Country Club on Thursday evening. Dinner will be served at seven o'clock, followed by a dance with Tige Jewett and his orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conenango Valley Country Club
Tige Jewett
Honor Miss Pepperman and Miss Johnson at Evening Bridge
Miss Mary Edinger hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at 225 Russell Street in honor of Miss Minnie Pepperman and Miss Margaret Johnson who will soon enter nurses training. Pepperman heads to Millard-Filmore Hospital Buffalo September 10 and Johnson to Philadelphia General Hospital. Bridge and radio music accompanied gifts and a two course luncheon for eight. Out of town guests included Miss Alma Templeton Clarendon and Miss Edna Blair with Miss Lucile Kfod Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edinger
Russell Street
Minnie Pepperman
Margaret Johnson
Miss Pepperman
Millard-Filmore Hospital
Buffalo
N. Y
Miss Johnson
Philadelphia General Hospital
Alma Templeton
Clarendon
Edna Blair
Lucile Kofod
Jamestown
Local Team Plays Kane Club Sunday
Cosmano's Wholesalers, proposed entry in next year's Industrial league, scheduled to play Kane Indies at Mountain City on Sunday afternoon. The lineup includes Steve Massa, Pike Peterson, Ray Bennett, Hal Lord, Joe Massa, Dugent Massa, Joe Brindis, Harry Mintzer, Merle Welsh, Jim Daly, Happy Ward, Sam Cosmano, and Johnny Musante.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosmano
East Side Fruit
Kane Indies
Mountain City
Weg
Steve Massa
Pike Peterson
Ray Bennett
Hal Lord
Joe Massa
Dugent Massa
Joe Brindis
Harry Mintzer
Merle Welsh
Jim Daly
Happy Ward
Sam Cosmano
Johnny Musante
Peace meeting to unite East PA Evangelical conferences
In Lancaster Pa on August 30 plans announce a peace meeting to resolve 37 year factional rifts within the Evangelical Church. The February gathering will unite East Pennsylvania and East Pennsylvania United Evangelical conferences, covering land east of the Delaware and west of the Susquehanna. The Consolidated Publishing House at Harrisburg and Greater Albright College at Reading will join the merged conference along with Schuylkill College and Albright College. Marriage licenses issued to LeRoy Miller and Ondlee Knapp James Lee and Eleanor Jacquins Raymotd Barnes and Allie Halle. The first four residents are in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Evangelical Church
East Pennsylvania
Delaware River
Susquehanna
Harrisburg
Greater Albright College
Reading
Schuylkill College
Albright College
Myerstown
LeRoy Joseph Miller
Ondlee Eugenia Knapp
James Wilson Lee
Eleanor Mary Jacquins
Raymotd Byron Barnes
Little Valley
N.Y
Allie Halle
Emporium
Warren
Warren Gridmen Prepare For Football Camp
Approximately one hundred Warren High School students plus six lettermen are slated to practice next Tuesday at Russell field under Coach Leidig as the football campaign nears. The season opener is set for September 16 at Brokenstraw against Youngsville High. Official J C Holderness of Warren will handle the umpires. The first meeting was held Wednesday at the high school with Leidig and all lettermen except Fritz Mack, who underwent tonsil removal. A selective squad of experienced players was named and equipment will be issued Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School
Leidig
Russell Field
Youngsville High School
Brokenstraw
J.C. Holderness
Warren
Fritz Mack
Warren General Hospital
Lytle
Dennig
McCoy
Case
Gaffner
Bidwell
Burns
W. Bevevine
Anderson
Bradford
Hamilton
Guild
Evans
Pittman
Conway
Creal
Wells
Reynolds
J. Scalise
Oriole
Martin
Sleven
Twelve men charged in Hazleton attack on constable
Warrants issued for 12 men accused of assaulting Constable John O Donnell of West Hazleton and abducting prisoner Michael Slezak. O Donnell was arresting Mrs Slezak for disorderly conduct when her husband intervened and friends attacked the officer and shackled Slezak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
John O'Donnell
West Hazleton
Michael Slezak
O'Donnell
Collins Delivers Iron Man Stunt With Two Toronto Wins
In Toronto, Rip Cel ’tna, a former Detroit pitcher, scored a remarkable iron man performance guiding the Maple Leafs to a doubleheader sweep of Reading in the International League. He pitched 16 innings, allowing only three hits in the first game and two in the seven inning second game, as Toronto won 2 1 0 0 to 1 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Toronto
Rip Cel
Tna
Detroit
Reading
Exposition Continues at County Fair With Awards Expected
Cattle, horse, sheep and swine judging began at 10 o clock. S 21 Brownell of State College won the judge and awards were to be announced later. Grange exhibit awards placed Akeley Grange first for the best collective display with $100 prize. Standings listed Warren, Brokstraw, Pleasant, Coryday, Farmington, Scandia in order. Full race program includes trotting, pacing, horse show, vaudeville, boxing, fireworks, motion pictures. Archery exhibit by Dr William Haines showcased bow making. Educational and Boy Scouts Day draws growing interest with school attendance counted as instruction. $500 in premiums set for school exhibits. thousands attend Educational Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownell
State College
Grang
Akeley Grange
Warren Grange
Brokenstraw
Pleasant
Cory Day
Farmington
Scandia
William H. Haines
Boy Scout
Haines
Taylor
Admission prices unchanged for fair draws and events
Taylor stated that admission prices are the same as last year and the mission to the fair remains one dollar. An advertisement elsewhere in the paper shows the standing scale and admission prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Hagen Wins First Match for World Title
Detroit August 20 Walter Hagen, British Open champion, defeated Johnny Farrell in a 36 hole match on home greens to take a step toward the unofficial world’s professional championship. Hagen led most of the way, finishing 1 up after birdies down the stretch. The event opens a five match series with the winner claiming the world title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Walter Halen
Wag Atron
Johnny Farrell
Ope
Hagen
Hag
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. R. Exton
Kirksville, Mo
Mrs
A. T. Eaton
Central Avenue
Mrs Worth Jaquins
Georgia Lott
Ray Lewis
Rochester
WN. C
Mrs. Albright
Warren Outing Club
W. CG. A
Doris Check
Charles Check
Marion Street
B. B. Burns
Pennsylvania Avenue West
J. A. Reuterkus
Halbe-Barnes
Aliie Halbe
Raymond Byron Barnes
H. E. Dornheim
Thurston
Charles Thurston
Prospecttreet
Ralph Thurston
Ohio
Card Thurston
Douglas Ward
North Warren
Conti
Ave. E
Conewango Club
M Tha Tribune
KANE
Farrell
U. P
William Vare
William B. Wilson
Pittebur
United States Sena
United States
Charles Waterman
Colorado
Jamieson
Pemsrana
Seag
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