Wibbie Pequignot Weds T A Erickson in New York Today
Wibbie Pequignot daughter of Mrs F J Pequignot of Endeavor marries T A Erickson of Warren formerly Cochituate Mass at the Little Char en Around the Corner New York City. The ceremony, simple, was attended by Mrs James Fowler and Miss Allene Schindler. The bride, a Warren schools teacher, and Erickson, an assistant executive with the U S Forestry Service, plan a New England honeymoon and residence at 26 Franklin Street after February first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Charen
New York City
Libtie Naom Pequignot
F. J. Pequignot
Endeavor
T. A. Erickson
Wanen
Cochitutate
Mass
James Fowler
Bethel
Connecticut
Allene Schindler
H. J. Schindler
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Warren
South Street
Central
Slippery Rock
Western Rescue College
Erickson
United States Forestry Service
Nypeon Furniture Club
Tribune Industral Basketball
New England States
D A R Chapter Card Party Monday January 23
The General Joseph Warren Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution plans a benefit card party at the Women’s club on Monday evening January 23. Prizes for high scores, lunch served, and equal male and female players. Committee includes Mrs. Young, Lindsey, Grandin, Conarro, Moore, Blackman, Lutz, and Miss Rebecca Schofield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Warren
Daughters of the American Revolution
R. L. Young
E. S. Lindsey
Guy Grandin
Harry Conarro
Charles Moore
Sidney J. Blackman
W. E. Lutz
Biss
Rebecca Schofield
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Community Arts Schedule
A listing of local theatre showings and church activities spanning tonight and tomorrow in Warren. Included are Library Theatre double features with John Gilbert and Louis Stone, Columbia Theatre fare, club meetings at various parish halls, prayer services, annual meetings, fundraisers, luncheons, and social events hosted by Woman's Aid, Ladies' Aid, Philomel Clubs, and church groups with times ranging from 2:30 to 8:15 PM and multiple delicious dinners and suppers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Theatre
John Gilbert
Columbia Theatre
William Boyd
Lutheran Brotherhood
Senor Philomel
Grace Methodist Church
Warren
Woman's Aid
First Presbyterian Church
Louis Stone
the Sunset
Derby
Woman’s Club
Mitchell Bible Class
Ladies’ Aid
First Lutheran Church
Loyalty League
Ladies’ Aid of Grace Methodist Church
Rebecca Society of Swedish Lutherland
V. P. Moody
Lantes
Emanuel Reformed Church
Philathea
First Evangelical Church
Holy Redeemer Church
Epworth
M_E_ Ladies
Oscar Granquist
Hemlock Street
Health Education Class Organized at Warren High
Miss Dorothy Buckwalter led the women and girls of Warren in organizing health education classes at the Y W C A with sessions for adults, juniors, and girl reserves. A dressmaking class with Miss Marcie Stebbins begins January 30, limited seats, sign up early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Buckwalter
Warren High School
Warren residents travel for visits and family matters
Local residents from Warren and nearby towns travel for weekends and funerals. Teachers L J Noecker and Hielen Montgomery plan weekend stays at state college and with relatives. Others visit Kane, Erie, Philadelphia, Punxsutawney, Brockville, and Corry for family, business, or funeral reasons.
Shick test Clinic Thursday for Warren area children
Mothers of Warren and surrounding towns are reminded the Shick tests begin at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the Child Health Center. State nurse Miss Edith Leafgren urges all children six months or more who have received toxin-anti-toxin over six months ago to attend for the test. Regular toxin-anti-toxin inoculations will be given for children six months to six years, with baby and preschool weighing and examination in the usual manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Gelock
Edith Leafgren
Tribune Insure subscription appeal with quirky spelling
A fragmented line touts subscription appeal for a Tribune inspired publication, noting insurance and payment as selling points in a playful, error prone broadcast. The excerpt emphasizes subscribing to The Triture with emphasis on value.
Missionary Tea Delights Local Church Ladies
Delightful Tuesday social at Mrs. A. E. Johnsons home 206 Water Street with about one hundred attendees from the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church. Guests enjoyed chatting sewing and a five oclock luncheon tea. a generous offering boosted missionary funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson
Water Street
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Johnson
Alfred Munch
William Hartman
Edwin Bartsch
B. G. Greg
Secret Trial Continues Over Child Murder Confession
Hotelling, arraigned in a Genesee county driveway, pleaded not guilty to first degree murder after a judge bound him for circuit court. He confessed to abducting and killing Dorothy Schneider and said he attacked two other girls in Owosso, with one victim chloroformed but not harmed. His attorney urged insanity as a defense, and supporters vow to seek capital punishment.
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Dorothy Schneider
Mt. Morris
Owosso
William A. Seegmuler
Hotelling
Esther Skinner
Oak Aull Cemetery
Gnosso
Ella Mey Horn
Carland
Hoterling
Genesee County
Michigan Reformatory
Frank Cain
Flint
Circuit Court
Leslie Schneider
Dorothy
Benson Creek
Church of Christ In
Kottcamp To Give Second Address At YMCA Dinner
At the Friday Noon club meeting the YMCA, Secretary Kottcamp will deliver the second after dinner talk on God. Prof. Homer M. Welch of Grove City assists in Grace M. E. church's good news campaign and will sing. Dinner starts at 12 10, talk to end by 1. Men of War Tenes will be welcomed with extra seats available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Kottcamp
God
Homer M. Welch
Grove City
Grace M. E. Church
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Merrit Sandy and Miss Armstrong
Mrs Merrit Sandy and Miss Blanche Armstrong host a 6 30 dinner at the Activities building of the WGC A for sixteen guests from the hostesses bridge clubs. Bridge will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrit Sandy
Blanche Armstrong
W, GC
Eastern Star Benefit Bridge Party Draws Big Turnout
Warren Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a bridge and five hundred benefit party at the Masonic Temple on Liberty Street. More than forty tables were active with many guests in attendance, Mrs. A. J. Burden chaired the card room, and refreshments were provided by organization members. High bridge scores went to Mrs. C. T. Sloan and U. S. Rogers, and to Miss Theresa Nelson and E. G. Kopt in five hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Liberty Street
A. J. Burden
C. T. Sloan
U. S. Rogers
Theresa Nelson
E. G. Kopt
Sockman Speaker at First Methodist Dinner
A congregational dinner at First Methodist church will host Dr. Ralph W. Sockman of Madison Avenue M E Church New York City on Friday January 27 at 6 30 PM. He will speak on Twentieth Century Pioneers. Dr Sockman recently joined the World Peace committee of the 1924 Methodist general conference. Men’s Bible class sponsors have sold many tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sockman
First Methodist Church
Ralph W. Sockman
Madison Avenue
Capacity House Expected For Gift at Woman's Club Theatre
Indications point to a capacity audience tomorrow evening at the Woman's Club Theatre as The Gift opens at 8:15. Under Byron W. Knapp’s direction the Little Theatre Company delivers a local three act comedy praised as humorous and lively. Tickets remain at Ring Around A Rosy Shop via Misses Lesser and at the Woman's Club. Epworth Aid meets Thursday at 2 30 pm at Mrs Oscar Granquist’s Hemlock street home with strong attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Byron W. Knapp
Little Theatre Company
Warren
Mr. Knapp
Misses Lesser
Epworth Aid
Ladies Aid
Ep Methodist Episcopal Church
Oscar Granquist
Hemlock Street
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Warren and
Wibbie Piquignot
New York
The
Methodist Church
Jamestown
Norris A. White
Insurance Plan
American Insurance Union
P. H. Chall
Credr
Danang
Strand Theatre
Warren, Pa
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Bowery
Woman's Club
Nem Critchlow
Starley Lemmon
Ed Ras Youssen
Nelson Johnson
David Crossett
Fred McCoy
Ene Central
Charles Fabb
A. Rockwell
Columbus
Ohio
Moss Catherine Smith
Sam Q. Smith
Lavalette Cole
Brasington
Ralph Brasington
Verbeck Street
Bro Marrer
Bert Marrer
L. J. Noecker
State College
Wall Spend
Hielen Montromery
Warren High
Mercer
Lela Lockwood
Brockway
Merle Larkwood
North Warren
A. L Schneider
East
Wayne Street
C. J. Reeff
Corydon
Frank Hatch
F. G. Laurent
Brookville
Brookville Mirror Mfg. C
Virgil Harner
Falling Rock
W. Vva
Mr. Harner
Ernest Losh
Steber
Isabella Wilson
H. €. Jacobs
Harrisburg
State Cripped Children’s Society
Biss Zelda Maitland
E. E. Maitland
Spartensburg
Kane
J. A. Johnson
Third Street
J. E. Blair
Fourth Avenue
Friends
Buffalo
N. Y
Ole
Pumasutawney
Anna Altman Young
John Y
Anne
North Street
Frank Foote
Bradford
M. Davis
Patreia
New Bethehem
J. A. Rooker
Mrs. Rooker
C. Kennedy
Evelyn Olson
Mss Irma Cederquist
Philadelphia
H. C. Wagstaff
Anderson, N. Y
Miss Olson
Fred Olson
Ralph
Bery Northrup
Cayuga Avenue
James Gardner
Ridgway
Harry Lewis
Market Street
LeRoy B. Campbell
Ruby Wilkins
Harold Bauer
Erie
Ene
B. H. Mathis
Jackson Street
Louisville
Kentucky
Warren Tank Car Company
Qa] Peterson
Crescent Stret
R. W. Clark
Cleveland
Thomas Bundy
Boston
Ren
William Wehner
Frank Conrath
Wesley Howard
Corry
Frank Howard
H. P. Stone
Second Avenue
Karr
Boyd Cohan
Mary Ertola
Mazel Karr
Irvine Street
Kathryn Jaynes
Viola Munch
Prof. Welch
Eastern Star
U. Whitlow
Santee
Alweya
Cacees
R. Newman
Baby's Store
Robinson
Penna. Ave
Woman's Club Theatre
Johnson Brothers
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