Social Activities of Warren and Vicinity Mission Class Meet
The Interdenominational Mission Study class holds its second session at Trinity Memorial Church on Friday at 2 15 PM. Hostesses are First Nazarene and United Brethren missionary societies. led by organizer Mrs. 31. W Jamieson. Program includes scripture Mary the Mother of Jesus and the Christian Home and Social Progress in Africa with closing exercises. All women of the city are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Memorial Church
First Nazarene
United Brethren Church
W Jamieson
Hyman
Mary
Jesus
Africa
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Men Hear Bancroft At Warren Banquet
About 200 Methodist men from First and Grace churches plus others from nearby communities will attend a Thursday 6 30 p m banquet at Grace Methodist Church in Warren. E Don Bancroft of Urbanna C will speak on Harnessing the Man Power of the Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Grace Methodist
Warren
Youngsville
Sugargrove
Sheffield
Russell
Lander
Grace Methodist Chuch
Don Bancroft
Urbanna, C
World Service Program
Bancroft
Jamestown
Miss Virginia Phillips and others depart for school
In and out of town notices show Miss Virginia Phillips an art instructor at Syracuse University and her brother Stuart Phillips returning to campus after holidays. Several families and friends travel to New York, Pittsburgh, Erie, and Cincinnati for weddings, visits, and business while students and professors resume studies at Cornell, Ithaca, Rensselaer, and Washington and Lee University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Phillips
University of Syracuse
Stuart Phillips
University
Edw. A. Phillip
Cottage Plac
Walter Schellhammer
New York City
Vera Lyon
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western College For Women
Holiday visitors and departures noted in city notices
Frank Barto and family spent Christmas with parents on Jackson Run and returned to Chicago. Mrs. M. W. Jamieson leaves for New York City tomorrow. Miss Margaret Swanson visits Washington, D C. Miss Margaret Robertson returns to George Washington University. Mrs. A. J. Bogren heads to Pomona California for the winter. Jane Driscoll returns from Buffalo N C. Mawice Clancy leaves for Georgetown University after holidays. Maude Lehman improves after two weeks’ rest. Dorothy Grimm Kottcamp, nurse at Johns Hopkins, returns from visit and plans a short stop with sister in York. Norma Andrews resumes studies in New York. Mr. and Mrs. John Morris of Wilmington depart after holidays. Ladies Aid of Swedish Congregational church meets Thursday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Steves
Union Gary
William Hammond
Cottage Place
Jean Robertson
New York School of Musical Art
New York City
William Robertson
Virginia
Washington and Lee University
Warren
W. M. Robertson
Third Avenue
Frank Barto
Jackson Run
Chicago
M. W. Jamieson
Margaret Swanson
Orchard Street
Washington, D. C
Jane Driscoll
Buffalo
N. C
M. D. Angelo
Mawice Clancy
Georgetown University
Washington, DC
Warren and
Clarendon
Maude Lehman
Poplar Street
Dorothy Grimm Kottcamp
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
A. F. Kotteamp
Russell Street
Kotteamp
George W. Arnold
York
Norma Andrews
K. M. Andrews
New York
Emil Peterson
Swedish Congregational Church
Local Theatre and Church Events Weekly Schedule
Ih Warten Tonight at Columbia Theatre features The Rough Riders while Library Theatre presents Shanghai Bound. Salem Evangelical hosts week of prayer with Rev. Ginader and church council at Rev. Jacobson's home. Oil Creek Association meets at First Baptist at 8.00. Tomorrow Warren shows Milton Sills in The Valley of Giants at Library Theatre and Captain Salvation with Ernest Torrence at Columbia Theatre. Central W C T A meets Mrs. W. E German’s 515 Water. W B A in K of P Hall 800. Grace M E hosts a men’s banquet at 6.20. Isabelle Hazeltine Augsburg at First M E 7.45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
the Rough Riders
Library Theatre
Richad Dixim
Shanghai
Salem Evangelical Church
Ginader
Church Council of Swedish Lutherans
Jacobson
Oil Creek Association
First Baptist Church
Warren Tomorrow
Milton Sills
Ship sinking kills 250 off Black Sea coast
The Russian steamer Ogors with 250 aboard sank in a heavy storm in the Black Sea near Hovorosisk while sailing between there and Nikolayevsk. An unconfirmed report said all on board drowned, including 50 students. Other steamers arrived after disaster. United Press has no full confirmation. Also, Italian tanker Glituano broke in two on a reef near Constanza. 35 crew rode a rope to safety, with Navone Salvador dying after helping others.
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Berlin
U P
Ogors
Black Sea
Constanza
Hovorosisk
Nikolayevsk
Vossigsche Zeitung
Bucharest
United Press
London
Daily Mail
Chiuano
Navone Salvador
Salvador
Supper card party notice and degree team practice details
The notice lists Mr and Mrs Enos Drum and Mr and Mrs Charles Edgett likely invitations. The degree team meets at 5 45 p m for practice with several initiations expected that evening. The Protected Home Circle hosts a five hundred party after the bi monthly supper at 7 30 after Shorclock and lodge. All members are urged to bring guests. At the cactus apple orchard near San Fernando California large quantities of this delicacy are grown for markets nationwide. The watery flesh is used for jellies preserves candy or eaten fresh. Each acre yields 500 to 600 boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enos Drum
Charles Edgett
Shorclock and
United States
San Fernando
Calif
Popular Science Monthly
Dinner Jan 11 Dinner for Jamestown Legion Women at Mooseheart
The Jocal Mooseheart Legion will host a complimentary dinner January 11 in the lodge rooms at six o'clock to honor the Jamestown legion women. Officers to be installed during the evening. The Woman's Benefit Association meets January 5 in the new K of P hall Wendlebse Block Liberty street at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal Mooseheart Legion
Jamestown Legion
Woman’s Benefit Association
K of P Hall
Wendlebse
Liberty Street
Auxiliary to Meet at First Methodist Thursday Evening
The Isabelle Hazeltine Auxiliary will meet in the Dunham parlors of the First Methodist church on Thursday at 7 45 p m. Mrs H G Andrews committee will be in charge and Mrs Lynn Branch will act as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Hazeltine
Dunham
First Methodist Church
H. G. Andrew
Lynn Branch
Local A I U Chapter Installs Officers After Supper
The local American Insurance Union chapter held a supper party served by Mrs. Lloyd Dunham and Mrs. Glade Mencer. After the meal, installation of officers was conducted by past president H. M. Beshlin. Newly installed officers include Chester L. Robertsson as president and Enos Drum as past president, with a full slate of posts filled by listed members. The January 17 social committee was named.
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The
American Insurance Union
Lloyd Dunham
Glade Mencer
H. M. Beshlin
Chester L. Robertsson
Enos Drum
Ira G. Darling
Grace Drum
Nellie M. Beshlin
Rhesa Darling
Hattie Robertson
Marshall
Claude Pangborn
Clyde Drum
Argus
Mary Chanisky
J. W. Neilly
Evelyn Gaghan
New Ford Draws Large Crowds to Rossell Garage
The new Ford coupe, one of the first thousand made by the Detroit factory, arrived for display at Rossell's garage on Pennsylvan ia avenue. More than 5,000 people visited over the weekend as Merle Rossell showcased the Niagara Blue model with four wheel brakes, Houdaille shocks, and a theft proof lock. Delbert Lewis Jr. drove the car Friday, and Rossell plans outdoor demonstrations soon.
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Russell
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Rossell’s
Rossell
Ford
Detroit
Tidgate
Mele Rossell
Russell’s
O Delbert Lewis, Jr
Lewis
Warren County
Merle Rossel
Entertains at Cousin's Home in Union Street
Miss Agnes Wood entertained the Du Kom Klub at her cousin Mrs. Peter Ostergard's Union street home Tuesday evening. Bridge was enjoyed with Miss Louise Perks winning high score and Miss Mildred Gary the consolation. A luncheon of two courses was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Wood
du Kom Klub
Peter Ostergard
Union Street
Louise Perks
Mildred Gary
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Trinity Church
Optimistic Club
R. A. Myers
Buchanan Street
L. H. Trushel
Robert Kmanden
Isabelle Grotzinger
McMarrow
Elm Street
Alfreda J. Howell
Councellor
Federation
T. N
I T.lub
Dorothy Allen
Margaret Brunke
Hazel J. Barndollat
Cortland
Howell
Blue Stocking Club
Edward Lindsey
East Street
F. A. Shaw
Tidioute
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Great
Ane Mies
Victora E. Anna
Ash- Ind
Gretchen Q. Anna
Charles. Kelly
Kenneth Duncan
J. W. Campbell
West
Rebecca Schofield
Erie
C. A. Lincoln
H. L. Walters
Pittsburgh
Walters
Shirle Mae
Im Warren
Jaquin
Frank Street
John Bla
Lillian Henry
Corty
O- Thomas K. Creal
Oak Street
Middle West
Lumile Larson
Philadelphia
Eorge F. Henry
Jefferson Avenue
Evelyn Allen
Richard Evans, Jr
Cornell University
Louie Stewart
Vera Alzinger
Prospect Street
H. W. Mitchell
North Warren State Hospital
Ruth
Hazel Sears
J.C. Mertens, Jr
Jeanne
George Mertens
Catherine
Betty Lou
Cleveland
John Dervin
Mich
Dartmouth Street
Elizabeth Reed
Ithaca
Florence Reed
Ithaca Conservatory of Music
Elizabeth
J. A Reed
Crescent Park
George Henry, Jr
Renselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N. Y
Charles Elson
N. Shatskin
Kane
BE. I. Glassman
Dorothy Blythe Newell
Dana Hall
Wellesley
Mass
John T. Newell
Second Avenue
Charles Johnson
Glenwood Street
Harry Gibson
Margaret Robertson
George Washington University
A. J. Bogren
North South Street
Pomona
California
John Morris and Son
Wilmington
Delaware
Harold Lloyd
America
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Liberty St
Win-Rose Shop
Aes Txioune Insurance
Ff. Robinson
Baby's Store
Penna. Ave
Cie
H. L. Greenland
Warren’s
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