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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1928
Page
2
North Warren Presbyterian church members approve the General Assembly pension plan with a 10 percent pastor salary contribution to a new fund for ministers sixty five and older. The congregation votes to invite the Presbytery of Evie to meet in North Warren in April with about 85 delegates for two days.
The First Evangelical congregation held an annual meeting with W. L. Arnold re-elected trustee and class leader for five and two years respectively. O R Pang named as assistant. Sunday School officers listed. Jan 16 invites issued for Young Women’s Christian Association annual meeting with elections for six directors, reports, a banquet, program, and candle service. Also notes on Che-Lo-Cha class at Swedish Lutheran church, Pleasant Grange dance with Crescent Orchestra and refreshments.
Clarence Chamberlin and Roger Q. Williams faced a delay in their plan to set a sustained flight record when a dump valve on the Beilanc2z's main fuel tank leaked. The valve will be repaired and the aircraft refueled before a new dawn takeoff attempt.
In Warren Tonight Columbia theatre features Lewis Stone and Anna Q Nilsson in Lonesome Lad and Charles Murray with George Sidney in The Life of Riley at Library theatre. Tomorrow at Columbia theatre Lonesome Lad and The Life of Riley entertain as various church and club events fill the day from 2:30 to 9:00 with dinners classes dances and meetings across multiple venues.
Kinzza resident Joe Wimber and Mrs. C. G. Eldridge of 106 Pennsylvania Avenue are noted in travels. Flora W. Stevens of Conewango Valley heads to Williamsport to visit friends. Mrs. M. J. Daley returns home from Warren after a visit. Beeson nla George De Silver Getz is noted in funeral movements. Mrs. H. W. Brooke travels to Emporium for Peer O Malley’s funeral. Marvin Samuelson leaves for St. Paul after holidays. he is a Bethel Bible Institute student and pastor at Pillager, planning to enter Theological Seminary in June.
Mooseheart Legion members acted as hostesses for a Jamestown Legion delegation at a dinner at the Alpha Waffle Shoppe on Market street. The event supported by 33 guests featured purple and red decor and announced upcoming activities at the Moose Temple on Hickory street.
Mrs Calvin Coolidge arrives from Washington and goes to Dickinson hospital to visit her elderly mother Mrs Lemira Goodhue who is ill with influenza. Her son John, from Amherst College, joins them during the Northampton stop.
The Rosary Society of St. Joseph's parish hosted a benefit card party at St. Joseph's hall with about 200 attendees. The event featured bridge and five hundred games,Pedro, prizes for winners, and gifts for ladies with a Tribune subscription prize. Mrs. Hummerick, Mrs. Brooks, and Miss Mulvey earned top honors.
Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Benner of Tidioute welcome a six pound daughter born at 2 00 am Thursday January 12. Mr and Mrs Raymond Carlson of R F D No 4 announce a son born at Maternity hospital January 1 at 2 30 pm weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold a regular meeting at 7:30 this evening at the G A B post. Officers for the year 1928 will be installed and a class of candidates initiated.
Delegates to the YWCA convention in Sacramento next April are offered special tour options. A 5000 mile Panama Canal voyage via boat to Los Angeles in sixteen days, with stops at Havana, the Canal Zone, and San Diego, is available. An all continental rail trip with sightseeing is also planned. The S S Mongolia sails March 22 from New York. The tour includes Hollywood Bowl Easter sunrise service and visits to Santa Barbara Asilomar and San Francisco before Sacramento. Return travel by special Pullman cars after the convention.
Delegates and their friends may join a land tour departing New York by April 4. The itinerary includes stops in Chicago Santa Fe Grand Canyon and Mt Robideaux Easter service at Riverside and stops in San Diego Santa Barbara Asilomar and San Francisco before Sacramento. Organizers World Acquaintance Tours and Panama Pacific Line announce Miss Ella Scheeler as lead. information from Miss Schooley in New York.
Richard Rapp, son of Mr H F Rapp of 1310 Pennsylvan ia avenue west, celebrated his fourth birthday with a party this afternoon. Guests enjoyed games and a luncheon served by Mrs Repp with pink and white decorations and a delightful surprise for each child.
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