Splendid Tybout comedy The Gift by Warren Little Theatre
The Warren Little Theatre Company presents The Gift by Hila Middleton Tybout at the Woman's Club Theatre. The ensemble, all Warren residents, delivers a polished, fast moving comedy with strong framing and notable performances by Mrs. Helen P. Hall as Maggie and Mr. Harry W. Conarre as Pierre, aided by director Byron W. Knapp.
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Warren Little Theatre Company
Woman’s Club
Little Theatre Company
Warren
Hila Middleton Tybout
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club Theatre
Byron W. Knapp
Helen P. Hall
Maggie Martin
Eleanor W. Conarro
Local social notes from Kane Warren and Erie area
Mrs W H Murphy and baby from Tidioute visit the Schuler home on Crescent Street. Miss Misa Mott of Warren Conservatory is in Kane on business. Mrs Maxwell Saunders visits Kane. Mrs J W Moorhouse of Kinzua attends Women’s Club event. Mrs G W Glasgow visits Franklin relatives. Mrs J H Langdale returns to Baltimore after visiting 510 Water Street. A Winston to NYC for spring merchandise. L C Eddy and Everett H Eddy at Buffalo auto show. Ruth Swanson, Sweden, visits Warren aunt Ed Swanson. Mrs Jess Smith and Miss Vera Arrid drive to Buffalo for week. A L Hodges goes to NYC for spring selections. W F Jaynes travels to Youngstown and Oklahoma. A J Barden from Meadville on business. Inez Fowler returns home after visiting here. M M Henlein of Erie, State Deputy P H C, attends local circle meeting. Mrs Joseph A Schofield and daughter Miss Rebecca to NYC and Philadelphia. Rebecca to enter Columbia University for M A in social service. Miss Schofield a Wilson College graduate and Columbia student. ENTERTAINS ERIE FRIENDS: Hartwegs host a card party with Erie guests. W B A INSTALLATION: West View W B A installs officers, dinner, and campaign event. BIRTHDAY PARTY: Lloyd Hagstrom Jr. hosts eleven friends for birthday with pink and white cake. MISSES ANDERSON HOSTESSES: True Blue class of Free Methodist Church at Madison Ave home with games and two-course luncheon.
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A. J. Barden
Main Street
Meadville
Inez Fowler
Union City
Miss Alfred
Emil Peterson
Henry Street
William Anderson
Elm Street
Erie
M. M. Henlein
Lastight
Joseph_A. Schofield
Rebecca
West Third Avenue
New York City
Philadelphia
Miss Schofield
Columbia University
Wilson College
Columbia
Loyalty league raises fifty for ministerial fund
The Loyalty league teen age department of the First Lutheran church held a thr ee n dinner in church parlors. Thirty members pledged fifty dollars to the ministerial pension fund campaign and a joint meeting with the senior league was planned for January 29. Church basketball teams were organized for girls and boys, with captains named for different age groups. John Shaughnessey reported on the rally at Ridgway supporting the ministerial campaign.
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Loyalty League
First Lutheran Schurch
Ministerial Pension Fund
First Lutheran Church
Martha Nelson
Miss Keller
Carl Peterson
Howard Ryberg
John Shaughnessey
Ridgway
Protheon Class to Present It Happened in June in Feb
The Protheon Class of First Baptist Church plans a February production titled It Happened in June. Directed by Stanley Stroupe, the high school faculty member, the humorous farce will run February 20 and 21 in a public theatre. Try-outs were held this week and rehearsals begin next week as the cast is announced.
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Protheon
First Baptist Church
Stanley Stroupe
Minstrel Show and Dinner Delight Local Audience
An audience of about 300 enjoyed The Crow's Nest, a home talent minstrel show by Mitchell Bible Class at First Baptist Church. A chicken pie dinner preceded the program with amateur cast members led by Ralph Newhall and Grover Lind. musical skits by M. P. Shoup and Scotty Thomas followed, with Mrs J H Werle in catering and Dr J P Parker aiding arrangements.
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Crow’s Nest
Mitchell Bible Class
First Baptist Church
Ralph Newhall
Grover Lind
Inez Olson
Enos Drum
Osborne Newhall
Percy Gilson
Charles Edgett
F. H. Hetrick
Lloyd Blake
Karl Flowers
Herbert Harris
M. P. Shoup
Pittsburgh
Harry Lauder
Scotty” Thomas
J. H. Werle
J. P. Parker
Pastor to Discuss Men Obligations in Sunday Sermon
The First Baptist Church will host a Sunday evening sermon by Harold F. Stoddard on the obligations of men following last week's focus on women smoking. The theme, Should a Woman Expectorate of a Man, will tackle the double standard of morality with high school boys expected to attend in a group.
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First Baptist Church
Thecker
Harold F. Stoddard
Stoddard
Conewango W. C. T. U. Plants Afghan Drive and Gifts
At the January Conewango W C T U meeting held at Mrs C M Gordon s Jefferson avenue home the group thanked for holiday hospital gifts to Aspinwall Pittsburgh discussed recruiting new members through May with a prize for most recruits and planned another Afghan cover project for disabled soldiers Eighteen members attended three new members welcomed President Mrs Leonard Miller led devotionals and prayer Mrs Thurston read devotions Mrs Morgan led the music and readings were given by several members including Mrs Mil ton McKenzie and Mrs Ruhlman Vocal numbers by Mrs Ruhlman and Mrs Hattie Kaheline accompanied by a luncheon hosted by the hostess
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Conewango W. C. T. U
Aspinwall Hospital
Pittsburgh
C. M. Gordon
Jefferson Avenue
Ada Ruhlman
Cenewango Avenue
Leonard Miller
Sarah ‘Thurston
Morgan
Hubert Cousins
Milton McKenzie
Ruhlman
Hattie Kaheline
Gleaners Class Bake Sale at Johnson Brothers Store
The Gleaners Class of First Lutheran church plans two bake sales Saturday morning in the Johnson Brothers Store basement. Public patronage is solicited.
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Johnson Bros
First Lutheran Church
Johnson Brothers
Tribune Insurance Ad Then Payers Promoted In Tribune
An advertisement cites Tribune Insurance with the slogan It Pays and claims coverage details. The brief promo highlights services and urges readers to inquire at Tribune offices for policy options and quotes.
Warren and Vicinity 2nd Anniversary Party
Mr and Mrs Orrie S Clark of the Yeagle block St Clair street were surprised by friends from the Kill Kare Klub on returning from prayer services. The party celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a silver gift, five tables of progressive rock, a two course luncheon, and prizes for high score and consolation. A St Nicholas class gathering was announced for tonight at 20 Third Avenue East hosted by Robert Sandblake with Nick Anderson as president.
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Orrie S. Clark
Yeagle
St. Clair Street
Kill Kare Klub
Clark
F. X. Miller
Meyers
ST. Nicholas
First Lutheran Sunday School
Robert Sandblake
Third Avenue
East
Nick Anderson
The Sunset Derby and Headwaiters at Warren venues
Events in Warren include The Sunset Derby at Columbia theatre and The Prince of Headwaiters at Library theatre, with a Friday club dinner and dance at Philomel club, special services at Grace Methods Lebated, and a 4:00 p m close dinner at First Presbyterian church. The Warren roller rink hosts skating, and the Grange meets at 1:30 while the Scandinavian Athletic club plans a dance and meeting at 7:30.
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Columbia Theatre
Library
the Prince of Headwaiters
Philomel Club
Grace
Warren
Rin-Tin-Tin
Commandery to entertain Jan 23 with temple work
Warren Commandery No. 63 Knight Templars will host a January 23 dinner at the Masonic Temple for Jamestown Corry Erie and neighboring towns. Eminent Sir James H. Chickering is expected with other state officers. The Commandery will perform the Order of the Temple and Warren Chapter Order of Eastern Star members will serve the dinner.
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Warren Commandery
Knight Templars
Jamestown
Corry
Erie
Masonic Temple
James H. Chickering
Pennsylvania
Order of the Temple
Warren Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
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Buffalo, N. Y
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Central Avenue
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Viola Wagner
Mary Brown
Mary E. Rawley
Carrie Gibbs
Augusta Sharp
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Lloyd Hagstrom, Jr
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Dorothea Blair
Mae Brennen
Betty Cogswell
Alice Harrington
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Jeanne Buscht
Evelyn Olson
Katherine Peel
Gwendolyn Sherman
May Toyer
Margaret Wagner
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Madison Avenue
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Rebecca Society
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J. A. Nicholson
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