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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1928
Page
2
Rev Margaret Joshua preached at Grace Methodist on a note of apathy toward church life. She cited Hebrews thirteen and urged that Jesus remains the same in calling and saving souls, urging the church to be a soul-saving station and to stand with the cross of Jesus.
Three auxiliary members from Leten Dinsmoor Fred Schwing post represented the city at Mt Jewett for the inter county council meeting hosted by the local auxiliary. Delegations from Warren McKean and other counties also attended. last conference here featured a First Methodist church reception. The gatherings aim to share experiences to boost organization work.
Warren Tonight presents Rin-Tin-Tin in Tracked by the Pottee at Columbie theatre. Library theatre features Jackie Cooger in Buttons. Skating at Warren Roller Rink. Scandinavian Athletic club hosts dance and meeting at 7:30. Round and square dancing at P H C Morsovenesiia with Jake Souceting as caller.
The Life Study Club at the Young Men's Davison Association will hold a Tuesday evening meeting led by L J Holmes of Hoff Business College to discuss capital punishment. The topic stems from recent high profile cases including Ruth Snyder Judd Gray Hoteling and Edward Hickman. Reservations may be made with the YMCA office and all men are invited to join for fellowship and profit.
Reports from the inter county council meeting of the American Legion Auxiliaries will be heard at the local post business meeting Tuesday night January 24 at 745 in the legion post rooms. Mrs. W J Knapp urges a large attendance as plans are perfected for a membership drive under Mrs. Benjamin Kinnear. An entertainment and social hour are planned with luncheon served by Mrs Patchen and committee.
The article discusses Lasker funding medical ideas deemed 2H nonsense by doctors and compares Pasteur’s theories, while reporting Sandino's reputed death from a U S air strike in Nicaragua. It warns that European and Asian powers exceed U S air power and urges building a stronger air force rather than a small sample.
Washington D C Jan 21 A U P Senator David A Reed of Pennsylvania opposed seating Frank L Smith elected to the Senate from Illinois The seat was denied 61 to 23 amid charges of ineligibility due to primaries spending including 200000 from public utilities officials Sam Insull of Chicago Other Republicans voting to seat Smith and to deny him are listed with key names and factions The Farm Labor Shipstead also opposed seating Smith and voting patterns split along party lines
Mrs A F Kottcamp hosted a Warren Research Club dinner at the Woman's Club with yellow and white decor and Tales From the Antique Shop read aloud by Mrs Sarah Kennett. D A Rカード party plans say hostesses have many reservations for bridge and sewing with men invited. call 39 J Mrs Sidney Blackthan or 65 M Mrs W E Lutz for spots.
A freshman finds a shining half dollar on a stone path. A passing sophomore explains she dropped the other half minutes earlier and offers the half dollar back, while the frosh laments and suggests bringing the other half later.
Dr Harry W Mitchell North Werren Hospital superintendent and Mrs Mitchell depart for Sebring Florida to spend six weeks. Prudence Mineo and Mrs A F Guiffre plan the weekend with friends in Jamestown New York. Grace Ritchie of the high school faculty visits friends in Tionesta for a few days.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of First Methodist church held a successful gathering in the Durham parlors yesterday with more than forty attendees. Dorcas Hall, the society’s missionary from India, greeted the group for the first time in years and spoke briefly about her work. Plans announced for a bake sale in February, a linen and silver collection totaling about eleven dollars for the General Home Missionary Society, and a tea hour presided by Mrs. E D Mckee concluded the event.
Francis M. Belding of Falconer New York and Edna Mae Sanquist of Sugar Grove were married January 19 at Hotel Beth-Shaw Sugar Grove. The ceremony was performed by W C Jamieson the bride’s stepfather, with immediate relatives present. The couple will reside at the Beth Shan Sugar Grove.
Boston cordially reports the board of inquiry has closed its probe into the sinking of submarine S 4 in Provincetown harbor with 40 men aboard. Charges and denials followed alleging the coast guard cruiser Paulding caused the disaster. No firm blame yet. next move is to Washington for notes and a decision expected in about two weeks.
London reports rising dispute as archbishops outline changes to the Book of Common Prayer aimed at clarity and limits on ritualism. Five changes include tighter rubrics, protection for conscientious objectors, and mandatory prayers for the king, with final parliament approval hoped by Whitsuntide.
A terse prompt presents a provocative question about Tribune Insurance, suggesting a scheme or payoff. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable in the readable text.
The Woman's Club Literature Department will host a Monday afternoon reading of a modern play by Mrs. Raymond Steber at the club house. All members and friends are invited. Evening features include a January 30 club day musical program by the Woman's Glee Club, directed by Mrs. W. E. Bairstow, rehearsing a chorus of about one hundred voices for the inaugural event with husbands and families as guests.
In Pittsburgh on January 21 the Pittsburgh Symphony Society was cleared when County Court judges Kennedy and Miller ruled nine members did not violate the 1784 Sunday closing laws by a Sunday concert on April 24. The group, fined $25 each by an alderman, argued that only members paid dues and received tickets, with no general admission.
Havana January 21 President Machado signed a decree limiting Cuban sugar production to four million tons annually. The move aims to stabilize prices and boost returns to Cuban producers with 3.3 million tons earmarked for the United States.
Miss Maude Roden of England, evangelist, lectures in Jamestown Kentucky under A F and A M W C A auspices. She defends companionate marriage, comments on prohibition and smoking with emphasis on church roles and personal conduct. A Master Degree session follows with a dinner dance hosted by P H C hall and Marshall Kaltenbach Orchestra. over 100 guests expected.
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