Warren Society Announces First Concert of New Choral Club
Hopes run high for the Woman's Club choral department’s inaugural program at the Woman's Club auditorium Monday at eight. About fifty voices under Mrs W R Lillian Bairstow will perform a varied program of solos and ensemble pieces, with students of several teachers contributing along with the club members.
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NEW Choral Club
Woman's Club
Woman’s Club
Women's Club
W. R
Lillian) Bairstow
E. Kremser
Bairstow
Three Services in Revival at Grace M. E. Church
Revival services at Grace Methodist Church Sunday include three sermons with themes "A Boy Lost in a Great City" "Excuses Ancient and Modern" and a women’s address on an intimate topic. Attendance last night topped six hundred. booster choir performed, and Rev Mrs Joshua preached on "Where Art Thou" from Genesis. Final rehearsal for the Woman's Club choral department is set for 3:30 p.m. at the Woman's Club.
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Grace Methodist Church
Joshua
Welch
Jesus
Adam
God
Earth
We Don’t Need Your Business Inducement Offer
An exclusive electric promotion promises to wire your house and provide ten months to pay along with a free electric iron as a special inducement, extending until March 1st, attributed to C. Beckley of Exclusive Electric.
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C. Beckley
Warren Notes and Local Courtship and Travel News
Dr and Mrs H W Mitchell spent days at Grace Dodge Hotel in Washington en route to Seabring Florida. Miss Jean Bordwell will arrive in Warren after Sweet Briar College studies to enter Allegheny College. Mrs W W Heasley returns from Rye Beach. Local residents attend farewell I O O F home events for McCollum and Wood in Meadville and Erie. Marie Acks leaves for St John’s Training School for Nurses in Cleveland. Flora Mumford and Alice Sedgwick spend weekend in Warren. Lucian Lampson visits from East Springfield. Nina Gleeten hosted by Harold L Blair. Claire Russell travels from Syracuse on business. Mrs Robert Winger recovers from broken ankle. Tom Moran and Gerald DeVaughn return from University of Buffalo for vacation.
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Mrs. H. W. Mitchell
Grace Dodge
Washington
Seabring
Florida
Jean Bordwell
C. E. Bordwell
East Wayne Street
Sweet Briar College
Sweet Briar
Virginia
Allegheny College
Meadville
Gretchen Heasley
Stoneleigh School
Rye Beach
New Hampshire
Mise Marie Acks
Henry Acks
Dartmouth Street
Cleveland
Ohio
St. John’s Training School
Flora Mumford
A. W. Mumford
Onondaga Avenue
Alice Sedgswick
Oakmont College
Warrren
Lucian Lampson
East Springfield
Harold L. Blair
Water Street
Nina Gleeten
Edinboro
Robert Winger
Hazel Street
Winger
General Hospital
Ole Tom Moran
Gerald DeVaughn
University of Buffalo
N. Y
Rebekah Card Party a Successful Benefit Evening
Five hundred guests attended the Rebekah benefit card party at the Odd Fellow Temple last evening with fifteen tables of five hundred and five bridging, prizes awarded to Rose Bradford and Howard Kinkead. Eighty five Lady Warren Rebekahs and invited friends enjoyed a tureen dinner. Myrtle chaired the dinner and Mrs Johnson led refreshments.
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Rebekah
Odd Fellow Temple
Frank Witz
Edith Neely
Lora Dalrymple
Rose Bradford
Howard Kinkead
Warren
Rev Stoddard To Continue Sermon On Modern Needs
Rev Harold F Stoddard at First Baptist Church will continue sermons on practical Christ in modern life. Sunday night focus on “What Every Father and Mother Ought to Know” based on the 1927 Dodd Mead Pictorial Review prize novel Rebellion. Next Sunday will feature “What Every Boy And Girl Ought to Know.” Families urged to attend.
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Harold F. Stoddard
First Baptist
Y W C A Activities Highlight Week of Meetings
Y W C A activities filled the week with regular meetings and events. High School Girls Club opened with devotionals led by Betty Kopf, and Betty Kopf read minutes, with plans for a March 8 and 9 play. Members discussed paying dues and the wear of the Girl Reserve Ring. The group split for two discussion sessions and then played basketball, led by Charlotte Mahaffey and Irene Richards. Descriptions of after school events noted welcoming new members and planned future plays and a tureen supper next month. Freshman Girls dressed in Bowery costumes for supper, followed by gym recreation while others prepared for their upcoming play, with named cast members listed. South Street Girl Reserves elected second semester officers: Jane Barger president, Lucile Johnson vice president, Jane Bradford secretary, Madeline Cole treasurer. East Forget-me-nots held a reorganization meeting. Fourth Ward girls elected officers: Beatrice Rossman president, Martha Betts vice president, Flora Brown secretary, Mary Mullen treasurer, followed by games. Katherine Gustafson to lead recreation. Friday’s South Street Forget-Me-Nots met with new officers.
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Betty Kopf
Florence Cook
Betty Field
Charlotte Mahaffey
Irene Richards
Isabelle Dennig
Annie
Ella Mae Offerlee— Simpson
Beatrice Sill
Martha Dentler
Lucy Donaldson
Jeanette Eldred
Miss Brockway
Twitter
Louise Condit
South Street
Jane Barger
Lucile Johnson
Jane Bradford
Tressurer
Madeline Cole
East
Forget-me-nots
Fourth Ward
Beatrice Rossman
Martha Betts
Flora Brown
Mary Mullen
Katherine Gustafson
Forget-Me- Nots
South Street School
Women of the World Presented at First Presbyterian Church
Mrs W D Todd presented an original paper titled Women of the World to the Second Auxiliary Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church on Friday afternoon. The year’s program was read and accepted for the annual meeting February 24. Mrs T S Donaldson, hostess chair, presided at the social hour with light refreshments.
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W. D. Todd
Second Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Pwitich
T. S. Donaldson
Missionary recalls India languages and customs
Miss Dorcas Hall of Jubbulpore spoke to Feign Missionary Society women about India’s 130 dialects, daily life, and missionary education work. She described five years among Hindus at the Methodist Missionary school and teased a return to continue sharing experiences.
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Frank Kottcamp
C. H. Smith
C. H. Coe
C. J. Crary
Emory Cook
Hazel Clepper
E. H. Trushel
School group shares songs under leadership duo
The sc compariment under Mrs. Harry Trezise and Mrs. Ray Shepard performed several songs. Miss Jennie Thomas led committees in serving tea, with assistance from her assistants.
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The
Mal Bearera
King's He
Harry Trezise
Ray Shepard
Jennie Thomas
Warren Tonight and Theatre Listings Present Appeals
The column lists Warren Tonight showing The Great Mail Robbery at Columbia Theatre and Zane Grey's The Open Range at Library Theatre. It notes a G A R Auxiliary meeting with tureen dinner, skating at Warren Roller Rink, and a careful note on classified ads.
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Columbia Theatre
Library Theatre
Zane Grey
Warren
Cooties Initiate Warren Members and Elect Officers
The Cootie Lodge of Jamestown initiated Warren candidates last evening in the G A B postrooms. Twenty four members traveled there after a chicken dinner at the New York restaurant. Officers elected: Tom Dobson cone meander Jamestown, Frank Underwood senior vice president Warren, J M Armstrong junior vice president Jamestown, H R Johnson quartermaster Jamestown. Next lodge meeting to be held in Sinclairville.
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Cootie Lodge
Jamestown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Warren
New York
Tom Dobson
Cone Meander
Frank Underwood
Wareren
J. M. Armstrong
H. R. Johnson
Sinclairville
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