Social activities of Warren and vicinity
Social notes report a large Get A Purpose Club charity bridge in Warren with a progressive auction, high scores won by Miss Allene Schindler and Miss Charlotte Colt, and a formal buffet luncheon in the new YWCA building. Numerous local women, Kane guests, and many organizations are listed as participants and schedule items follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Woman’s Christian Association
Hilda Carlson
Claire Whitaker
Allene Schindler
Charlotte Colt
Maude Wells
Laura Muller
Ina Lindquist
Ethel Olson
Kathleen Gleason
Margaret Sweeney
Hazel Thurston
Vera Aind
Ethel McIntosh
Ethel DeForest
Mildred Bosme
Florence Erickson
Georgia Lott
Emma Gerhardt
Irene Frantz
Rachel Lee
Margaret Brunke
Geraldine Hoover
Leah Senger
Bernice Babbitt
Vada
Stevenson
Tau Morgan
Mildred Lawson
Marcelline Stebbins
Dorothy Guetzler
Kathryn Kennedy
Harriett Johnson
Helen Baird
Ruth
Betty Mitchell
Donald Smith
Max Saunders
Merton Irwin
Sam Chestnut
Waldo Allison
Paul Yagge
Lloyd Smith
Mandel Wells
Ralph Chester
Eugene McNally
Byron Ensworth
Guy Edris
Milton Smith
Warren
Kane
Ivan Engstrom
Doris Thurston
Anne Gustafson
Ebba Gustafson
Walter Carlson
James Bovard
Tom Ce
Special Services at Grace Methodist Church Begin January 18
Beginning January 18 Grace Methodist church will host a series of meetings led by Pastor Rev. L. M. Barnard with assistance from Homer Welsch of Grove City and Rev. Mrs. Joshua of Erie. Committees appointed at the last board meeting will oversee advertising entertainment and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
L. M. Barnard
Homer Welsch
Grove City
Joshua
Erie
Allen Templeton
Harry Keck
J. E. Johnson
Roy Blodget
A. W. Eaton
L. P. Gibson
R. M. Krebs
C. J. Groves
G. A. Probst
Remodeling Talk With Stebbins Delivers Satisfaction
A local ad urges homeowners to discuss remodels with Stebbins for proper results, promising lasting satisfaction. The notice is dated January 16, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stebbins
Town and Parish News Roundup from Warren Listings
In and out of Town notes list J. W. Kitchen at Erie Presbytery in Erie on Tuesday morning. Families travel to Pittsburgh Buffalo Falling Rock and Philadelphia while visiting relatives in Warren and Kane. Included are Mrs. Mong and Mrs. Weigle visits, and travel by Mr. and Mrs. Weigle, Mr. Moore, and others to Cleveland, Union City, and Lynn Massachusetts. several residents visit relatives in Rochester and Kane and plan stays in Philadelphia and Ene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer
LeRoy B. Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Music
Martha Peterson
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Ruby Wilkins
Kane
Warren
Harold Bauer
Erie
J. W. Kitchen
Erie Presbytery
Central Presbyterian Church
Carl Zerres
Jack
Biddie Street
Pittsburgh
Joseph A. Rauterkus
Bertha Lyons
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxilary
Philadelpha
State Council of Administration
Arthur S. Moore
Biddle Street
Harry Robins
Sheffield
Union City
Robins
Gustaf Nelson
South Street
Woman's Club Delights with The Gift Comedy
The Woman's club theatre presents The Gift a bright comedy with audiences kept in continual laughter from 8 15 p m. Tickets are available at Ring A Rasy Shop the Misses Lesser and the Woman's club. Lindbergh would love to attend but is abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Warren
Woman's Club Theatre
Missionary Tea at Mrs Johnson's Home Tomorrow
Mrs A E Johnson of 206 Water Street will host the Missionary Tea of the First Lutheran Church in her home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library
John Gilbert
Columbia
William Boyd
Bessie Love
Effie Mission
Moose Temple
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Catholic Daughters
Philomel Club
Albright Brotherhood of First Evangelical
Folkman
First Lutheran Church
A. E. Johnson
Water Street
Masonic Temple
Woman’s Missionary Society
Baptist Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Wheeler
Wagner
Browns Celebrate 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Simon Brown of 1328 Pennsylvania Avenue West marked their fortieth wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening party attended by friends and neighbors. Ernest Ericson won high score in games while Mrs Spade took consolation. Ericson acted as toastmaster and presented a gift and best wishes to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Brown
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Brown
Ernest Ericson
Spade
Ericson
Back Fashion Reverses Modesty in Paris Gowns
Paris society sees evening gowns cut high in front and very low in back. Designers note a pretty back cannot be faked as the latest fashion dictate. Opera houses and the Madeleine area cafes showcase women displaying numerous vertebrae, prompting a fashionable trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Madeleine
Champs Elysee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren and
Barbara Joy
Goldie Peterson Joy
Peterson
Verbeck Street
Auxiliary of the Grand Army of the Republic
Mable Evans
Clara Swick
Minnie Sealy
Sarah Dietch
Bert Sadler
McMullen
Tina Vinton
Sprague
Lubold
Cora Esterbrook
Mrs. Miller
Mary James
Edward Morrison
Edward Lindsey
Woman's Aid
Woman’s Aid
First Presbyterian Church
A. F. Kotteamp
Shakespeare Club
Woman's Club
Raymond Steber
C. J. Crary
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Mary Mills
Harold Stoddard
Mooseheart
Mooseheart Legion
Bridge
Pedro
Junior Philomel
Junior Philomel Society
Florence Jacobs
Mary Catherine Gaughn
Doris Sill
Anna Greenland
Virginia Slocum
Sara Lamon
Elizabeth Craft
Betty Kopf
Georgianna Brockway
Wanda Landowska
Corbett
Lutheran Brotherhood
Lutheran Brotherhood of the
Swedish Lutheran Church
G. M. Borg
Grace
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
McCall Quarterly
McCall Pattern Department
Johnson Brothers
Harry Logan
Falling Rock
West Virginia
F. A. Weigle
Central Avenue
R. J. Weigle
Youngsville
Buffalo
D.E. Mong
Louis Glasser
Rochester
L. E. Glasser
East
Wayne Street
J. A. Miller
Nhe
Clyde
Alfred Heubach
Carlyn
East Orange
N. J
Tom McHenry
Evan Engstrom
Anne and
F. F. Mack
Phillips Street
Ene
Florence Tuttle
Lynn
Mass
White House
India
Wancy Ann Miller
Seattle
Wash
Bombay
Sir H. T. Hodkar
Maherajah
Indore
United States
Robinson
Penna. Ave. W
Warren Tribune
Liberty St
Win-Rose Shop
Coats
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