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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1928

Page

9

Sugar Grove Lyceum fourth number February program

Sugar Grove diaries report the Lyceum Course fourth number planned for February 4 at the high school auditorium featuring The Sunshine Girls trio led by Miss Watson with Marjorie Josephine Jacques as reader and Miss Alice Seamans on violin. Also notes Baby Clinic on February 7 and community events including church programs and school activities.

Lyceum Lyzeum Sunshine Girls Watson Marjorie Josephine Jacques Alice Seamans Bugargrove Sheffield Dorothy Stuart Sugar Grove Indies Endeavor Kinzua

Local School Floods After Weekend Breakage

PORKEY PORKEY Jan 29 Monday morning the school children returned home after a water pipe burst flooding the room. L B Brenan and son fixed the pipe and janitor Russell Brenan cleaned up. Friday school resumed but a weekend break postponed activities. Kenneth Littlefield and O B Rupert visited the Shepard home and Miss Opal Shepard traveled to Durant City. The oil visit to Hastings included music at Reagan Run School with Misa Winifred Johnson and Kenneth Littlefield on violins and Mrs C C Johnson on violin.

Miss Opal Opal Shepard Durant City Glass Works Forest County Hastings C. ©. Johnson Reagan Run Misa Winnifred Johnson Kenneth Littlefield Scribe C. C. Johnson

Local social notes from Sheffield January visitations and events

Miss Alice Horner formerly a Sheffield teacher now teaching in Ludlow visited here Saturday and Sunday. C. H. Whitaker was in Warren on business Saturday. Mr and Mrs Mull Swanson entertained with a card party Saturday evening. Mrs John Abramson, recently ill, is improving. Harry Lloyd of Emporium visited his parents in Mill street Sunday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Woolever welcomed a daughter Friday evening named Mary Louise. Mr E C Jones of Mill street visited his brother L E Jones of Kinzua. Mrs Harry Hanson and Mrs Weis hosted the H G L club at Mrs Weis home. 500 was played and lunch served. Busy Bee club held social night at Odd Fellows hall with four card tables and midnight supper. Mr and Mrs Herman Kittner of Warren were out of town guests. Rebecca Lodge card party included a supper. Miss Freda Fisher of Warren and Gerald Dykins of Clarendon visited Ernest Brooster’s family.

Robert Marshall Barnes South Penn Oil Company Robert E. A. Weaver Eva Spencer Fools Creek A. F. Hoover Kingsley Clara A. Welsh Balltown Warren J. E. Michael Virgin James New Martinsville Howard Watson Norman Rick Tract G. H. I Shepard Cora M. Littlefield G. W. Swanson Bobby Bis Place Sheffield C. E. Rupert P. C. Jordan Tiona Alice Horner Ludlow C. H. Whitaker Mull Swanson Church Street John Abramson Harry Lloyd Emporium LeRoy Lloyd Mill Street Myr Arthur Woolever Mary Louise E. C. Jones L. E. Jones Kinzua Harry Hanson Weis H. G. L. Club Horton Avenue Busy Bee Club Odd Fellows Hall Herman Kittner Rebecca Lodge Freda Fisher Gerald Dykins Clarendon Ernest Brooster Gleaner Knapp Alzada Grey Verna Cochran Henry Shipe Ed Gustafson Mike Gardner Jay Spencer Michigan Youngsville Main Street Pennsylvania R. H. Knapp Henry Fisher Market Street Lucile DeLong A. M. Schell Bridge Misses Smith Hennon Grace Kay R. L. Mead

R. R. Shops Resume On Full Time Schedule

Nearly 1,000 workers at the New York Central mail yard shops in Avis near Williamsport will return to full time duties after a period with little work. The move ends a lull that left many workers with only four days of work in the last six weeks. Officials expect steady employment to resume as operations restore normal levels.

Williamsport U.P New York Central Avis Here Toay

Chapel Programs Arranged At Youngsville

A schedule of chapel programs for Youngsville's Junior and Senior High schools opens to the public on Friday mornings at the White High School auditorium. Each grade sponsors a program across February to March, with later musical programs by the high school's orchestra and Glee club, plus a commercial department program on April 6.

Youngsville White High School Sophmores Glee Club Lottsville High School Youngsville Gymnasium Chandlers Valley Chandlers Valley High C. 5 Mead Branch Wood

Stitch a Bit Club Hosts Social at West Main Home

Local ladies enjoyed a pleasant evening at the Stitch a Bit Club gathering on West Main Street. Guests included Mrs. Gerald My Cune and daughter of North Warren, Miss Margaret Wilson of North East, and Helen Dennison of Sugar Grove visiting area residents.

Stitch West Main Street Youngaville Gerald My Cune North Warren Margaret Wilson North East Hugo Swanson Helen Dennison Sugar Grove Bertha McClune Mary Mis Warren Gerda DeForest P. H. Mead Mr. Mead C. 5. Mead Kane, Pa

Women's Auxiliary meets in Garland as Highfield preaches

Garland Feb 1 The Women’s Auxiliary met at Mrs George Johnson’s home. Rev Highfield, Presbytery Superintendent, preached Sunday evening and visited Irvine and Pittsfield churches. The churches were declared vacant by Presbytery and may request candidates. He urged wider adult Sabbath school attendance. A service is set for 7 30 next Sunday. Highfield left Monday morning. Prayer Circle met Tuesday at Mrs Quick’s. Temperatures hit twenty below zero the coldest of the winter. Meat wagon runs from Johnson Brothers Youngsville twice weekly. Various locals visited family and friends in nearby towns over the weekend with minor social notes.

Garland George Johnson Highfield Irvine Pittsfield Vera Laura English B. English Youngsville Irene Lawson Sheffield John Taylor

Birthday surprise for J R Bell at Main Street home

A birthday celebration honoring J R Bell at his Main Street residence featured humorous gifts and evenings of card playing and conversation. Attendees included Clinger Frank Kapp Hawkey Harold Hawkey J R Binder J B White Marty Fuellhart Charles Gesin Eisen man Dr Buckingham C P Merkle Dr Chase Hugh Carnahan West Cernphan Mr Norton William Gilbert and J K Beil. Pittsburgh sees six fires in 24 hours causing $38 in property loss.

J. R. Bell Main Street Mr. Bell Mr. Clinger Frank Kapp T. C. Hawkey Harold Hawkey J. R. Binder J. B. White Marty Fuellhart Charles Gesin Mr. Eisenman Dr. Buckingham C. P. Merkle Dr. Chase Hugh Carnahan West Cernphan Mr. Norton William Gilbert J. K. Beil

Music costs two billion yearly says Warren Conservatory figure

Dr LeRoy Campbell of the Warren Conservatory of Music told the Life Study club at the YMCA that music costs about 2 billion dollars annually. He noted climate and national tastes shape popular music and that knowing a classical piece's story enhances enjoyment. He stressed school orchestras broaden music interest in America.

Campbell LeRoy Campbell Warren Conservatory of Music Life Study Club America

Tidioute Choir Delivers Cantata at Endeavor and Home

The Presbyterian church choir led by Mrs. R L Dunn performed The Village Blacksmith at Endeavor Presbyterian Church after touring Tidioute. The chorus included Mr and Mrs R L Dunn, Mrs Thomas Laffeet, Miss Ruth Martin, Mrs Amsell Anderson, and others with assistance from Endeavor ladies. C E Carnahan, a local businessman, suffered three broken ribs when his car skidded on a slippery macadam near the Forest County farm. He was later reported recovering at home. Subscribe for The Tribune.

Tidiouth Presbyterian Church Endeavor Endeavor Presbyterian Church Tidioute Church R. L. Dunn Mrr R.L. Dunn Thomas Lamfeet Misa Ruth Martin Amssell Anderson Carnahan C. E. Carnahan Tidioute Forest County Farm Tionesta

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Sugar Grove Lyceum Loca High Junior Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Etta Hatton Frances Willard Woman’s Home Missionarly So‘ciet Robert Mahan Young Peoples’ Department of District No. 3 Sabbath School Association Methodist Church Fr. W. Shape Agnes Bleakley Handel von Weber Mickleson Mahan F. A. Schoonover Neil Scott John Phelps Raymond Arthur Ayling L. B. Hillman Buffalo Yonsey Phelps Agency P. E. Smith L. E. Hamilton Harold Barnes Charles Samuelson Erie Mary McIntosh Liberty Margaret Seamans LaVerne Tangwood Fredonia Sepher John Littlefield Emil Danielson Bull Hill Pennsylvania Gas Company Porkey Run Hig Minister Hill Porkey R. R Betty Walker Ohlshors Baptists University Shawnee Ohio College Year Book Youngsville Hi Joe Swanson Pittsburgh Oxfords Goodyear West and McKay Tidioute Choir The Tribune
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