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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1928
Page
7
The General Joseph Warren Chapter of the National Society Daughters of American Revolution will host an evening program Thursday at eight oclock in a special church event. The night features an original entertainment titled The Old Kentucky Home with Stephen Fos, folk songs from the 1850s, and notable participants to be announced.
Mrs Mary Schirck hosted a missionary tea at 9 Biddle Street for the St Lutheran Church society. Mrs Victor Koebly and others assisted. A Timm led the program with Miss Hoagvall piano, Mrs Koebley read A Te in a Pillow, and Mrs Schirk’s group presented Swedish dialogue. The annual mission study begins Monday the 27th and runs through the week with sessions and afternoon meetings.
Jr and Mrs Donald F Ensworth New York City are the parents of an 8 percent pound son born yesterday ling Mr and Mrs George Ensworth Fourth Avenue receive the telegram announcement yesterday morning Martha Society meeting Mrs Carl Jacobson and Mrs Har Nelson will hostesses for the ttha society of the Swedish Luth a church Friday afternoon Oman s Auxiliary Friday members of the Woman s Auxiliary Trinity Memorial church will be entertained Friday afternoon at 2 20 o ack at Y one Mrs OW ty 226 Conewango Avenue The obers are cordially invited to be sent Saintance Club meeting Mrs Howard Briggs 202 Canton et will entertain the Quaintance of First Baptist church tomorrow ning at her home The meeting previously arranged for the home Mrs Renny Irvine Street
In Warren tonight Columbia Theatre shows Mockery and River, library theatre presents Seventh Heaven, Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton in The Wife ers at library tomorrow. First Baptist church hosts It Happened One Night at 8:00. United Lutheran Swedish church holds a tureen dinner at 6:00 and a church service at 3:00. Monday luncheon at First Methodist and Son banquet at Y M C A. Baptist Aid tale to be told at a former community service league house at 6:00. King’s Daughters meet at Misa Schueltz home 508 Conewango Avenue, 1:00. Builder’s class at Otto Peon home Coneyango Avenue 7:30.
An advertisement promises instant relief from nasal congestion and headaches caused by catarrh through Fly's Cream. It claims to soothe inflamed nasal passages and restore breathing by applying a small amount in the nostrils, with quick, no-wait relief and accessible at druggists.
In their season opener the High School Girls' Glee Club performed at the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening before a large audience of parents and friends. Directed by Miss Carmen Milliren with Miss Helen Pressel as accompanist and Miss Mary Louise Branch as assistant, the program featured readings, a cantata, trios, a dance number, and ensembles, highlighting a varied and engaging show.
Eight students of the Warren Conservatory qualified for the Junior class at the Conservatory of Music after passing examinations. Names include Ebba Gustef son Ruby Wilkins Margaret Wagner Evelyn Springer Jean Blair Elizabeth Ingalls Molly Wengstrom Loretta Greenan. Blair to debut March 6 under Dr. Leroy B. Campbell with memorized master and addition compositions, music history, and Emery's harmony at 76 percent+.
The Albright brotherhood of the First Evangelical church held a well attended meeting featuring a debate on the naval program. O. R. Pang spoke for the affirmative while Fred Watt argued the negative, with the group leaning toward the negative. Fred Watt was named president, O. R. Pang vice president, Clyde Bowen secretary, and Arthur Johnson treasurer. The executive committee was empowered to appoint committees to be announced next meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. P. M. Johnson and Mrs. Arthur Johnson.
Australian aviator Bert Hinkler neared home in Queensland after a hazardous series of hops from Croydon Aerodrome London. He set four records including longest solo flight and fastest London to India, with a 35 horsepower engine capable of 80 in the air, and endured a 500 mile over water leg before final arrival.
Mr and Mrs Frank Trusler of Water street returned after spending a few days with Mr and Mrs Bruce Trusler in Cleveland Ohio. Mrs F E Redding of West Third avenue is resting comfortably at Warren General hospital after an appendicitis operation performed Tuesday morning. Reverend C A Dennig returned yesterday from Conneaut Lake where he attended a Lutheran church summer assembly school meeting.
Thirty children of the Kings Heralds society at the Froat M. B. church attended afterschool activities. Mrs. J. Ray Shepard led with Miss Mary Ellen Ostergard assisting. Pledges included Jesson Study. Aretha Andrews and Lucille Brown performed a piano duet and Brow played a piano solo. A novet exchange featured Washington hatchets with the group motto. Mrs. Shepard was presented with a hatchet bearing all participant names. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Harry Baxter and Mrs. Leonard Miller.
The article reports ongoing appeals and upcoming trials linked to the Teapot Dome scandal. Sinclair faces continued jury-shadowing and contempt proceedings, with related cases against Fall, Doheny, Pall, and others moving through state and federal courts. Supreme Court review possible if needed.
A Sunday school themed discussion emphasizes wise sons and dependable youth. Rev Benson urges fathers to guide sons, citing church unity and everyday duties. Dinner committee members, guests, and musicians are listed. decor features pink and lavender Peas as table accents. A related program includes Miss Fannie Smith speaking and a five hundred party planned by local circles.
Members of the Progressive League met at Mrs. Clara Swick’s home on East Fifth Avenue for a tureen dinner and literary gathering attended by fifteen members and one guest. Alaska facts were shared, a debate on League of Nations entry was held, and letters were urged to support U S membership from Senator David Reed and William E. Borah.
Mrs Edward Nelson and daughter Miss Dora Nelson entertained at a Washington party last evening in honor of Mrs Rose Messe whose birthday anniversary is today. Seventeen guests played progressive five hundred with Mrs Leata Snow winning high score and Mrs Messe the consolation. Luncheon was attractively set and a birthday wake with candles centered the table. Best birthday wishes and kind regards were presented to Mrs Messe.
Rummage sale hosted by the Ladies of the First Baptist Church at Pewna Avenue East next to Bartsch's Furniture store. Thursday and Friday February 23 and 24. Proceeds support church programs.
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