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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1928
Page
8
The Woman's Club Choral department will present its opening program Monday evening January 30 at eight in the club auditorium. Mrs W R Lillian Bairstow leads a chorus of fifty voices in a free event for members and guests, with future paid programs planned to fund the department.
Mrs Rose Messner was reelected president of the Young Women's Christian Association at a Weinguet in the club dining room. The 1928 board elected Pirss vice president W F Bennett second vice president Reingeer third vice president E S Lindsey recording secretary O A Pressel treasurer Rogers corresponding secretary Miss Ethel Olen. Committees include Finance and Activities Building Mrs W F Bennett chair Mrs A S Rogers Mrs R H Winger Cafeteria Mrs J A Johnson chair Mrs Iva Richards Mrs T I Donaldson House Mrs E S Lindsey chair Miss Ruth Eaton Mrs C R Moore Membership Florence Hill chair Charlotte Breidenbaker vice chair Religious Work Miss Blanche Francis chair Mrs P Wlm Pressel vice chair Girl Reserve Mrs T I Donaldson World Fellowship Mrs BR H Social Committee Mrs C R Moore Federation Miss Dorothy Allen. A large basket of spring flowers with candles formed table appointments.
In town tomorrow Reverend O F Dahlberg of the Re program arrives to arrange a conference of the Swedish Mission middle east field to be held in Cleveland Ohio in May. In Warren pastors will be guests of Reverend J H Lundgren. Frances rill formerly of Warren has entered Eastman School of Music Rochester NY. Mrs George Miller and Mrs Clara Swick represent First Presbyterian church missionary society and J W Kitchen of the church board at the evangelistic conference in Franklin church later this week. Mrs A E Nelson was guest of Mrs Frank Angello in Ridgway yesterday. Hugh V Hazeltine returned from a business trip to New York City. Percy Gilson a business visitor in Endicott NJ. Mrs Warren J Wolst visiting Brideton NJ. Mrs Fred Caswell of Chicago is here by the death of Mrs William Caswell. Beech sheet Dte Lyle Schuler a business visitor in Dubois Brookville and other towns. Percy Gilson manager of Lester Shoe store returned from Endicott NY. Mrs Charles Fabb left today for Columbus Ohio to make her home.
Tonight at 8 15 oclock at the Furst Baptist church the play of India will be presented before a likely record audience. Cast includes Olive Archibald Jennie Anderson Herbert Harris Reverend and Mrs Harold Stoddard Viola Lindmark Connie Hetrick and Lester Muthert in roles of Braham people and missionaries. Scene set in the Daggetts mission bungalow Palinow India with a contralto solo A Song of India by Mass Carman Millirin. No admission charge but an offering will be taken for church mission.
The Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church was entertained in church parlors Thursday evening by the Misses Maude and Freda Thelin and Ernest and Vernon Swatson. Program featured readings by Maude Thelin and Mabel Gustafson, piano solo by Ernest Swanson, violin solo by Charlotte Erickson. Refreshments were served.
A dated advertisement from February 26 1938 by Exclusive Electric led by G Beckley promising to wire houses with ten months to pay and include an electric iron as a special inducement to keep workers busy until March 1.
At the Missionary Society meeting in Seneca street home Mrs Stuart Custer presided as host. Mrs H E Dornheim was elected program chair, Mrs Oscar Pang social and music, Mrs A D Johnson flower and calling, and Mrs P M Johnson finance. Refreshments followed reports and the monthly lesson from The Straightway Toward Tomorrow. Assistants were Mrs Willard Arnold and Mrs Lottie Northrup. Dairymen to Meet today in Sinclairville with Hope Brown Miner of New York City speaking at the sub district Dairy Men’s League Co operative Association in Chautauqua and Warren counties.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary held its January meeting where social and philanthropic activities were planned. A card party for Monday January 30 offers bridge or five hundred with proceeds aiding beneficiaries. A Kane council banquet is set for February 2 with several members attending and Mrs Lyons to install officers.
Bethel Bible class of First Lutheran Church will hold a bake sale Saturday morning January 28 in the basement of Metzger Wuzight store. Proceeds go to church activities and community outreach.
Mrs. William Bengs and Mrs. Jatnah Bengston head the Martha Society of the Swedish Lutheran church holding an afternoon session in the church parlors.
The Grace Methodist Episcopal Church revival sermon focused on fathers as guides to their children. Rev. Joshua urged living Christianity, not just arguing for it, citing a father who gave an hour daily plus two on Sunday to his son. He warned of rising crime costs and stressed family prayer and Bible reading, noting many church groups will attend the next meeting with the theme The First Question.
Library Theatre features She's a Shrek and The Open Range at Library Theatre and Columbia Theatre respectively. Public card party at Odd Fellow Temple sponsored by Rebekahs at 8:00. Drama of India Larola at First Baptist Church. Congregational dinners at First Methodist 6:30 and G A R Auxiliary post rooms dinner. Y B S Swedish Congregational parlor gathering at 8:00 and council dinner at Woman's Club 7:00. Skating at Warren Roller Rink and bake sale by Bethel Bible Class.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley of 702 Fifth avenue entertained Go More Club members with five tables of five hundred. Prizes went to Theodore Bosine, Charles Rohlin, Miss Mildreg Bozine, and Mrs. Charles Rohfin. A midnight luncheon was served. Luncheon hostess Mrs. Sam Q. Smith hosts a one oclock bridge club luncheon at the Woman's club this afternoon.
An advertisement touts Rowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast remedy for tight chests congestion and aching muscles. It claims instant tingling heat within minutes, offering relief from colds rheumatism backache stiff neck and sore muscles with a pepper based formula sold at drug stores.
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