Social Activities of Warren and Vicinity
The Woman's Aid of the First Presbyterian church reviewed its year at the annual meeting, reporting a $190 balance and plans for 1928. Gifts included three hundred linen items, silver, china, twelve tables, and a chest. Officers were elected: President Mrs. George Miller, VPs Mrs. George Daum and Mrs. Charles Hubbard, Secretary Mrs. William Hegerty, Treasurer Mrs. Wilson. An executive committee meeting will set plans for the year. The EML Bridge Club held progress contract at 26 East Third Ave. high scores to Mrs. Laverne Brooks and Mrs. Leon Radspmimer. Mrs. Hartman entertains the Daffodil Club with sewing and a five o'clock lunch. D. A. R. table reservations for the upcoming card party at the Woman's Club next Monday evening. Stoneham W C T U met with 32 members, with a parliamentary drill and a report from Mrs. Mabel Dallas on the Philadelphia state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
George Miller
George Daum
Charles Hubbard
William Hegerty
Wison
Evening theater and club events in Warren listings
Warren tonight features shows at Library Theatre, Columbia Theatre and Woman's Club Theatre including The Prince of Headwaiters The Sunset Derby and The Gift plus home talent comedy. Also scheduled are choir and class programs, church suppers and benefit events at First Lutheran Emanuel Reformed Evangelical Grace Methodist and First Presbyterian churches with dances, installations, and Rebekah degree work at nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Stone
Columbia Theatre
Woman's Club Theatre
Mitchell Bible Class
Crow's Nest
First Lutheran Church
God of Emanuel Reformed Church
Polaihea
First Evangelical
Holy Redeemer Church
Pirse Baptist
Pleasant Grange
Warren
Library
Prince of Headwaters
Philomel Club
Grace Methodist Church
Whitcomb
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
Dunham
Walter Rebekahs
Sugargrove
Activities At Woman's Club and Sorority Evening
At the Woman's Club today Mrs Joseph A Schofield hosted sixteen for a house progressive bridge lunch while Mrs Byron Knapp entertained eight for bridge. The Gift cast dined at the club before a dress rehearsal tonight for a late show. Wed nesday host Mrs Michael Passmore gave a one o clock luncheon for her guest Mrs J H Danglade. The Quaintance Club will elect officers after a short business meeting tonight following the Mitchell Bible Class dinner. Miss Florence Cook will entertain Kappa Phi Sorority at her Jefferson street home for the regular monthly session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Joseph A. Schofield
Third Avenue
Byron Knapp
Verbeck Street
Gift
Ang. Bureous
Michael Passmore
Water Street
J. H. Danglade
Baltimore
Quaintance Club
The
First Baptist Church
Miss Cook
Kappa Phi Sorority
Florence Cook
Jefferson Street
Freshman Bowery Party at Y Promises Novel Evening
The Freshman Girl's Club at the Y W C A plans a January 24 event with a dinner at six, a short play Hither and Eyther performed by club members, plus dancing and games. Cast includes Lucy Donaldson, Isabelle Denning, Beatrice Sill, Georgiana Brockway and others. Tickets 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowery
Mr. Turlington, Jr
Lucy Donaldson
Martha Detler
Ela May Offerle
Isabelle Dennig
Bliss Dennig
Miss Detler
Warren Daily Notices of Visitors and Travels
A stream of city residents and guests are reported traveling for visits and business. Carl Zerres and family returned from Pittsburgh. Marian Baird heads to Cleveland. C M Gealy to Cambridge Springs. George Parsons to Meadville. Mrs A E Botchford leaves for Philadelphia. R Morrison in New York on business. Mayme Wendelboe visiting Daytona Beach. D Ittle and W J Knapp in Smethport. Carl Swanson and others in Buffalo for a show. Caroline Davidson visiting Westfield. Dorcas Hall arrives from Jubbulpore, India. relatives in Warren greet a sister returning from foreign mission work. Dr. Campbell and Dr. Davis studying in Philadelphia. Mrs George Simons and Arch McIntosh attend Ernest Losh funeral. Grace Moore and Phyllis Moore visit Tidioute. Rev C D Quackenbush returns to Oil City. Mrs George Wolfersberger visits. Mrs H S Lundahl and daughter Marion to Wilcox. Mrs Sarsh Laughter to Buffalo. O L L Bishop to Oil City on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Botchford
Fourth Avenue
Philadelphia
Morrison
New York City
Mayme Wendelboe
Second Avenue
Daytona Beach
Florida
Dorcas Hall
Warren
Edward Hall
Publisher to Speak at Rotary Meeting
Will Rose publisher of a weekly Combsinge Springs paper talks to Warren Rotary Club on Selling Chain Stores. He will also address the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at their Montreal convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rose
Combsinge Springs
Warren Rotary Club
Mr. Rose
Advertising Clubs
Montreal
Brotherhood Plans Father Son Dinner Officers Named
Reverend Carl Jacobson was re elected president of the Lutheran Brother head of the Swedish Lutheran church at the annual business meeting entertained in the church parlors by Mr and Mrs G M Borg. Borg is vice president Gust Carlson recording secretary Carl Peterson financial secretary and Charles Check treasurer. The date for the annual Father and Son banquet was set for February 21 Reverend Jacobson appointed chairman of the committee with Carl Peterson in charge of the program. Reverend Harold Stoddard pastor of the First Baptist church had been secured to speak on Daytime Dreams. refreshments followed during which time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jacobson
G. M. Borg
Borg
Gust Carlson
Carl Peterson
Charles Check
Jacobson
Brotherhood
Harold Stoddard
First Baptist Church
Surprise Birthday Party Held for Alfred Hollister
Alfred Hollister was surprised at his Venturetown home by about 35 friends from Warren and nearby towns. Pedro and five hundred furnished the entertainment with prizes awarded for high scores. Mrs. Edward Steber won the first prize for women and Joe Dobbs the first prize for men. A Hinchenn of cake sandwiches and coffee was served by Mrs. Hollister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Hollister
Venturetown
Hollister
Warren
Pedro
Five Hundred
Pries
Edward Steber
Joe Dobbs
Tribune Insurance subscription pitch
A brief classified style notice asks if readers are carrying Tribune Insurance and offers a subscription deal. The ad emphasizes paying benefits and urges subscribing to The Tribune.
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Tribune Insurance
New Books Arrive at Warren Public Library Tomorrow
The Warren Public Library announces new releases across fiction and nonfiction. Featured fiction includes Mr Wu filmed adaptation and House of Dreams Come True by Margaret Pechler, plus Little'st Lover by RB M Ayres and When Tutt Meets Tutt by A C Train. Nonfiction highlights include Christianity and Social Adventuring by Jerome Davis, Story of Geology by Benson, Historic House of Early America by Elise Lathrop, Third Book of Modern Verse by J B Rittenhouse, and Reign of Rasputin by Rodzianko among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Public Library
Mr. Wu
Margaret Pechler
St Lover
RB. M. Ayres
Green Forest
Browne & ‘Weinl
Man
C. J
David Livingstone
Atkineny Thoreau
the Cosson
J. B. Mie
Yanke
Home Missionary Society to Welcome Miss Hall Guest
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church will meet Friday at 1 30 in Dunham parlors with Mrs. S D Tibbits hosting. Miss Dorcas Hall, fresh from five years of missionary work in Jubbulpore India, will speak, with an entertaining program by Mrs. C F Lutz. The linen and silver fund offering will be collected, and refreshments provided by Mrs. E D McKee and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary’ Society
The
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunham
S. D. Tibbits
Dorcas Hall
Miss Hall
Jubbulpore
India
C. F. Lutz
E, D, McKee
Elk County School Directors Convention Adds Speaker
J. W. Sweeney superintendent of Elk County schools is added to the list of speakers for the twenty-fifth Annual School Directors convention at the Court House on Wednesday February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sweeney
Elk County
Court House
Grange to Debate Capital Punishment at February Meeting
At Wan ren Grange next meeting will feature ten minute biographies of Lincoln and Washington by Mrs. C. C. Sury and Mrs. Bert Owens. A debate on Capital Punishment with Mrs. Mabel Bellman arguing for and Herbert Wentz opposing will also be held. The session includes installation of officers August Gantz and Marion Rapp and a performance of The Wrong Baby under Mrs. Freeman Johnson, drawing many members and guests. A marriage license was issued to Fred Myers and Susie Ann De Vlieger of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanren Grange
Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
C. C. Sury
Bert Owens
Mabel Bellman
Herbert Wentz
August Gantz
Marion Rapp
Ceres
Freeman Johnson
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Warren and
Woman's Aid
E ML
Airs
Abplanaip
East Third Avenue
Laverne Brooks
Leon Radspmimer
Arthun Jackson
Mirile Street
Hartman
John Hartman
Wayne Street
Daffodil Club
Stoneham W. C. T. U
Lou Kennan
Rogers Mills
Stoneham W. C. T. UD. Society
May Jackson
Dora Manning
Mabel Dallas
Sugar Grove
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Lace
Johnson Brothers
Thes! ‘Boudoir
Paris- the
Sager
Eva Sager
Tidhoute
Grace Aller
Miss Aller
Titusville
Ruth Merkle
Harriette Benner
Mary Brocklehurst
Mary Emverson
Gladys Donaldson
Laura Sage
Mildred Sager
M. M. Henline
Evie
G. W. Club
Central Club
Alpha Chi Sigma Chemical Fraternity
G. W. A. Chemical Society
School of Engineering
Carl Zerres
Jack
Biddle Street
Pittsburgh
Marian Baird
Cedar Street
Cleveland
C. M. Gealy
Sixth Street
Cambridge Springs
George Parsons
Meadville
D. ¥. Ittle
W. J. Knapp
Smethport
Carl E. Swanson
J. J. Retzer
Milton F. Smith
Warren Garage
Buffalo
N. Y
Caroline Davidson
Fifth Avenue
Westfield
H. T. Campbell
E. C. Davis
Union City
Philadelphia College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Campbell
George Simons
Dayton
Ohio
Harvey Culbertson
Oil City
Arch McIntosh
Ernest Losh
Esther Snyder
St. Marys
Grace Moore
Phyllis
Tidioute
C. D. Quackenbush and Son
Oi) City
J. L. Shollenberger
North Warren
George Wolfersberger
Akron
Miss Henderson
H. S. Lundahl
Marion
Union Street
Wilcox
L. L. Bishop
Rotary Meeting
United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid
Ninchalane
Mles
Weles
Blyze King
Werlen
Chelsea
London
Miss King
Sulree
International Newares
the Tribune
Public
Home Missionary Soc
FRS
Seister and Recorder
Fred Myers
Susie Ann de Vlieger
Jamestown
Johnson Bros
Gleaners
Robinson's
Baby’s Store
Penna. Ave. W
Jean Carol Hat Shop
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