Birthday Social of Dorcas Bible Class in Pleasant Event
Eighty guests enjoyed a Dorcas Bible Class birthday social at First Lutheran Church. The program featured pantomime, readings, solo numbers, and shadow pictures by local women and girls. A four-table luncheon followed with spring, summer, autumn, and winter table decorations. The event raised about twenty five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Bible
First Lutheran Church
Robert Chalmers
Dorothy Robinson
Harriett Hill
Gertrude Keiler
Anna Kahl
W. E. Yeager
Mabel Hill
Keller
Robinson
Webster
Chalmers
Lucile Engstrom
Henry Swanson
Kahl
Lewis Koebley
Martha Wheeler
Gertrude Keller
Leoland Webster
Officers named by Lutheran Class 12
August A Keller was re elected president of Class 12 of the First Lutheran church at the annual meeting entertained at the home of FE C Aubitz 310 Prospect street Tuesday evening James Springer was chosen vice president Robert Chalmers secretary and Paul Braunschwieger treasurer Several matters pending during the past year were focused upon and tentative plans discussed for future activities The men discussed the campaign to increase bank balances A short time was spent in games and social conversation after which Mr and Mrs Aubitz served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August A. Keller
First Lutheran Church
FE. C. Aubitz
Prospect Street
James Springer
Robert Chalmers
Paul Braunschwieger
Aubitz
Chelocha Class Fr iday entertain ed at Ekey home
The Che-Lo-Cha Class of the Swedish Lutheran church will be entertained at the home of Miss Francis Ekey at 121 Biddle Street Friday evening. Miss Edith Berkman, Miss Ekey’s cousin, will assist as hostess. All members are cordially invited.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Francis Ekey
Biddle Street
Ekey
Edith Berkman
Mooseheart Legion Card Party Raises Funds for Charity
About fifty Mooseheart Legion members and friends played progress ive five hundred at a charity card party in the Moose Temple. Prizes went to Mrs Julius Lander Mrs Elizabeth Parks Manuel B Silver and Lee Minser. Refreshments were served at midnight. Mrs Averill and Miss Esther Averill depart February 2 for an extended Florida trip visiting St Augustine Palm Beach Miami and more en route to New York City returning in May. Mrs George Todd hosted a one o clock luncheon at Fourth Avenue with her bridge club. eight covers were set and a progressive auction followed.
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Wilder
C. E. Wilder
Irvine
Woman's Club
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Temple
Julius Lander
Elizabeth Parks
Manuel B. Silver
Lee Minser
Edward S$. Averill
Esther Averill
Pittsfield
St. Augustine
Palm Beach
Miami
Florida
West Indies
New York City
George Todd
Fourth Avenue
Bridge Club
Mello Glo Face Powder New Shade At Mullen Drug
The new MELLO GLO powder claims a youthful shade that resists perspiration, keeps skin from drying, and avoids clogging pores. This French process powder sticks well and lasts longer, promising marvelous beautifying qualities.
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Mullen Drug Co
Gospel message at Grace Methodist church boosts evangelism
The Booster choir directed by Professor Welch presented an evening program at Grace Methodist church. Rev. Margaret Joshua of Erie preached on The Gospel and its three foes fear of death, sin, and judgment. She urged accepting salvation through Christ to gain freedom from condemnation and transgression.
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Grace Methodist Church
Welch
Margaret Joshua
Erie
Saxe
Christ
Christ Jesus
Social notes from Warren to Titusville and Pittsburgh
Mrs M J Fitzsimmons of Warren visits Mr and Mrs John M Dunn in Titusville while Bleakney and others conduct business in Titusville and Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs F K Russell entertain Mrs Miles McDonald at 416 Hickory Street as community notices appear in the Tribune.
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M. J. Fitzsimmons
Warren
John M. Dunn
Titusville
Bleakney
Kelly
D. J. Gerould
Earl MacDonald
Pittsburgh
F. K. Russell
Hickory Street
Miles McDonald
Buffalo
Une Tribune
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow in Warren Arts Schedule
Local listings note film showings at Columbia Theatre and Library Theatre with The Cat and the Canary London After Midnight Faithful For Con cure and Richard Barthel’s The Noose Red Grange in The Racing Romeo plus evangelistic services prayer meetings and club meetings at First Lutheran Swedish Baptist Grace M E S S and other venues. Social events include a dinner-bridge for Mrs Pearl Smith honoring her sister Mrs Allie Covert on her birthday anniversary.
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Columbia Theatre
Library Theatre
London
First Lutheran Church
Philomel Club
Swedish Baptist
Grace M. E. S. S
Warren
Richard Barthelmess
the Noose
Red Grange
Pearl Smith
Carver House
Allie Covert
Jefferson P T A to review projector purchase Thursday
The United Projector and Film Corporation will demonstrate a motion picture projector for school work at the Jefferson Street Parent-Teacher Association meeting Thursday evening at 7 45. A decision on buying the machine has been pending for about a year and will come soon. Special music is planned and Bars ROL Blodgett, the association president, recently received a blue banner from the National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations noting Jefferson P T A’s Class B status this season.
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United Projector and Film Corporation
Jefferson Street
Parent- Teacher Association
Blodgett
National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Jefferson
Jefferson P. T. A
Reverend Carl Antonson Visits Swedish Baptist Church
Reverend Carl Antonson of Los Angeles returns to Warren to lead evangelistic services at the Swedish Baptist church. He greets a large congregation in his native language and extols The Wonderful Christ and his transformative teachings as the choir performs Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled. Tonight’s service begins at 7:30 with special song numbers promised.
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Warren
Swedish Baptist Church
Carl Antonson
Los Angeles
California
Antonson
Christ
Man dies of asphyxiation in Erse room
James Richards, 65, was found dead in his Erse residence room early today from asphyxiation. A gas stove was discovered burning in the room, the coroner said, as authorities investigated the accidental death.
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Erse
James Richards
Dale
Reward Offered After Wallet Loss at Auction
An auctioneer announced that a gentleman in the audience had lost a wallet containing 500 pounds and would award 25 pounds for its return. After quiet, another man in the crowd shouted that he would add 30 pounds to the reward.
Plans for Pickett Club annual banquet underway
At a Pickett club meeting Mir Worley reported the banquet committee is near completion for the annual banquet set for February 20. Moran read a paper titled The Plumber as a Business Man. Rhodaberg er gave the sales report and Honor Rell for the week, with Arird leading in sales and Bert Campbell, Art Munson following. The month's business showed a remarkable increase over last year. After a general discussion the meeting adjourned.
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Pickett Club
Mir
Worley
Moran
W. T. Kelly
Rhodaberger
Honor Rell
Dr Arird
Bert Campbell
Art Munson
Dr. Arird
Stewart Loding
Don Chestnutt
209 Killed in Rail Accidents in Pennsylvania in 1927
Harrisburg February 1. Railroad accident toll reached 209 lives in Pennsylvania in 1927. Fourteen passengers died on steam railroads and 195 were trainmen. The accident bureau reported 4,682 trainmen and 284 passengers injured, plus 164 people killed at grade crossings.
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Harrisburg
U. P
Pennsylvania
Accident Bureau of the Public Service Commission
Revival Services at Corydon Church
Large nightly revival gatherings at 7:20 led by Evangelist C Mourer in the Nazarope Church Corydon. Mourer sings his own songs and preaches as Rev J Reiff attends, signaling Corydon’s strong support for the meetings in progress.
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C. Mourer
Church of the Nazarope
Corydon
Evangelist Mourer
Dc. J. Reiff
Fort i
Evangelist Mowe Ee
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Marjorie Bishop
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Jane McGarry
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W. W. Marks
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