Dorcas Bible Class Plans Tuesday Evening Event
Dorcas Bible class hosts a Tuesday evening gathering in the church with Mrs. Lewis Koebley chairing the arrangements and assisted by several members. Anna Kahl will read a dramatic story, performed by a team including Mrs. Chalmers and others, with singing and recitations, seasonable decorations, and a single serving of refreshments.
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Dorcas Bibles
Lewis Koebley
Martha Whee
Gertrude Keller
Les Webster
Anna Kahl
Robert Chalmers
Trude Keller
Dorothy Robyn
Harriette Hill
W. E. Yeager
Siadow Pictures
Bet Hill
Chalmers
Web
Dory Robinson
Henry Swanson
Lucille Engstrom
Jorge A Johnson to Broadcast from WOW Omaha
Jorge A Johnson son of Mr and Mrs A Johnson of Waterstreet will be heard over station WOW in Omaha Nebraska this evening at seven. He is an accomplished organist now engaged at the Rivera Theatre in Havana and has played in large theatres including Shea's Jamestown N Y. He has studied under several artist instructors during his various positions.
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George A. Johnson
S. A. Johnson
Waterstreet
Oma
Nebraska
NE Man Killed Five Hurt In Massive Fire At Plant
Salem Ohio January 30 A blaze at the Nations Sanitary Company plant killed one man and injured six others. Firefighters battled the flames for nearly twelve hours as the inferno swept the facility. Watchman Felix Reinerth, 59, died in the blaze. Six women sustained minor injuries. The fire caused extensive damage estimated at 800000 dollars.
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Salem
Ohio
the Nations Sanitary Company
Re Yeterday
Feler Reinerth
Weekend social notes from Warren and area
Mrs Albert Jacobs and Mrs Drexall Scott visited from Founge town as guests of Mrs Sam Q Smith in Cottage place. Catherine Peel spent the weekend with grandparents at Sheffield. Miss Alice Cable returns from Allegheny College for the mut Gent endow, and Louis Lowe goes home from Niagara Falls. Various local residents announce visits, returns, and travels including Duff from Edinboro Normal, Mrs Lucy Bronson, and Penn State student Robert Ayers. A concert talk by Dr Leroy B Campbell is set for Orchard Park Buffalo with a NY Symphony concert following. Mr and Mrs C E Swanson spent the weekend with Ludlow relatives, James P Krespan returns from honeymoon. Ole Alex Erickson travels to New York for the Home For the Aged directors meeting. Francis Fisher arrives from Yale to spend a week with his mother.
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Albert Jacobs
Drexall Scott
Founge
Towa
Ohio
Sam Q. Smith
Cottage ‘ Place
Catherine Peel
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Sheffield
John Baldensperger
C. S. Peel
Baldenspergers
Alice Cable
W. G. Cable
St. Clair Street
Allegheny College
Louis Lowe
Niagara Falls
Warren
E. M. Lowe
Lowisville
Leroy B. Campbell
Warren Conservatory of Muisec
Orchard Park
Buffalo
N.W
New York Symphony Orchestra
Ole Alex Erickson
Jefferson Street
New York City
Home For the
Brooklyn
N. Y
New York
Brotherhood Day Observed by United Brethren Church
Brotherhood Day at the United Brethren church drew strong attendance and keen interest. Hon. E. H. Beshlin spoke on the 18th Amendment, arguing for enforcement by supporters and detailing its passage and background. Music by a string ensemble led by John Macder Jr plus church choir numbers complemented morning and evening services.
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United Brethren Church
E. H. Beshlin
John Macder, Jr
Jesus Christ
Brotherhood
J. W. Neilly
Mr. Beshlin
Missionary Study Class Meets Friday at Lutheran Church
The Interdenominational Missionary Study class of 1928 holds its third session Friday at First Lutheran church with hosts from First Lutheran Swedish Lutheran and Emanuel Reformed churches. Program starts 2 25 pm with hymns scripture prayer and talks on Africa field work and religious education.
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First Lutheran Church
Missionary Society
First Lutheran
Swedish Lutheran
Emanuel Reformed
Lydiall
Webster Sechriest
Emanuel Reformed Church
Africa
Pasper
J. A. Johnson
Swedish Lutheran Church
P. W. M. Pressell
Sporting Scenes Enshrined in Cathedral Window
New York January 30. A $150000 fund will sponsor a stained glass window in St John the Divine Cathedral depicting 26 sporting events including a close horse race finish and a prize fight. Bishop Manning accepted the gift as a witness against a mistaken view of religion. The window will celebrate sport from many branches and individual sportsmen.
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New York
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
William T. Manning
Sport
Presell Keller Team Leads Y M C A Handball Tourney
A. Pressell and Melvin Keller lead the men’s handball tournament at the Y M C A with 70 wins and 2 losses. Harold Wikstrom and Bracket Ayers closely follow at 16 wins, with standings for Sires Reese Conarro Lewis McEvoy Berger Hessey Kerberger Roszell Gay Morrison Messner and others. Back-game playoffs are set for next week as awards go to teams with the most wins. The busy Bus iness Men’s Gym Class meets Tue and Fri evenings. a list of attendees includes E A Johnson I J Hoff Geo Combe Wm Schwartz John Smallman Carl Lunde H L Blair John Thomson and many more. Class 12 of First Lutheran will visit E C Aubus’s home Tuesday evening.
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A. Pressell
Melvin Keller
Harold Wickstrom
Bracket Ayers
Sires- Reese
Conarro-Lewis
McEvoy-Berger
Hessey-Kerberger
Roszell-Gay
Morrison-Messner
Y. M. CA
E. A. Johnson
I. J. Hoff
Geo. Combe
Wm. Schwartz John Smallman
Carl Lunde
H. L. Blair
John Thomson
Glenn Smith
F. W. Bathurst
Eril Crane
J. H. Goldstein
J. Schmidt
Geo. Seavey
F. A. Keller
F. H. Waters
C. C. Hulings
Reese
Dr. W. ©. Helmbrecht
Harold Smith
Harry Christensen
Rev
R. L. Fassinger
Ray G. Lewis
H. E. Lawrence
R. B. Mechernberg
H. W. L. Tedebur
Geo. Geracimos
Harry Smith
Paul Messner
A. W. Laron
W. T. Bra
Fischer McManus wedding in city at First Lutheran Church
Mabel Johnson Fischer of Cherry Grove and Raymond LaVene McManus son of Mr and Mrs F L McManus of Madison avenue were married Saturday morning at the First Lutheran church parsonage by Rev G A Dennig. The couple will reside at 204 Madison avenue.
Ginader to Lecture on Passion Play at Local Church
Rev J G Ginader of the Epworth M E Church will lecture on the Passion Play of Oberammergau at the Swedish Lutheran church on Wednesday evening February 8. He traveled to the original production years ago and will share an engaging account, with the congregation and friends invited for an evening of unusual interest.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
J. G. Ginader
Epworth M. E. Ehurth
Gberatmergau
Ginader
Movie Will Depict Story of Reformers at Local Show
Advance tickets indicate a full First Lutheran church audience Wednesday February 1 for Faithful for Centures shown from Buffalo. An experienced operator will project the film about the early reformers based on historical facts. Tickets available at the door or from Men's Bible Class sponsors W J Shaunnessy J H Werle and John Hartman.
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Buffalo
W. J Shaunnessy
J. H. Werle
John Hartman
Births in Monticello and Nearby Areas
Warren relatives announce a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roy Bell of Monticello at Monticello Hospital on Saturday January 28. The infant weighed eight pounds eight ounces. Also, Mr and Mrs Juan Lucas of Youngsville announce a daughter born at 8:15 p.m. Sunday weighing seven pounds six ounces. Mr and Mrs Jay W Tone of Russell Street announce a son born at 11:16 a.m. today at the Maternity Hospital weighed twelve pounds a large newborn male.
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Warren
Roy Bell
Monticello
Monticello Hospital
Mr. Bell
Harry Bell
Melrose Place
Juan Lucas
Youngsville
Jay W. Tone
Russell Street
Aon
Sermon for Young People at Grace Methodist Revival
Reverend Margaret Joshua will preach Exceeding the Speed Limit at Grace Methodist tonight as part of a revival drawing thousands since January 38. Yesterday’s services drew over 1500 with 800 in the evening, 600 in the morning, and 150 for the girls’ service. The sermon used modern and ancient excuses for not worshiping God, contrasting belief in faith beyond explanation with church invitation. Sunday afternoon she addressed high school girls aged fourteen to twenty four.
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Margaret Joshua
Warren
Grace Methodist Church
Bor
Mie Ceehastro
Evangelist
Justa
Joshua
New York City
Atlantic Ocean
England
Garland Folks Report Weather Travel and Social Notes
Mrs Chas Seeley and Berdinia Molt walked to Youngsville Tuesday but were picked up by a passing motorist and brought to Garland. A blizzard struck the valley with strong winds reducing visibility. Dr Chapman of Waren attended the Frank and Mrs Anderson home. George Warner celebrated a birthday with family visiting from Clarendon. Prayer Circle met at Miss Mabel Bristow's home to discuss Sabbath observance. Garland Grange held meeting at the Community building. Rev Doolittle reports his new home in Dorothy West Virginia with poor living conditions.
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Garland
Chas. Seeley
Berdinia Molt
Youngsville
Willie Gray
Alvin
W. BE. Taylor
Dr. Chapman
Waren
Frank Anderson
Mott
Grand Valley
Berdina
Seeley's
Prayer Circle
Mabel Bristow
Miss Bristow
Doolittle
Garland W C U Meets At Mrs Quick Home
The Garland W C U met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Quick’s home with Mesdames Rosen and Quick hosting. Letters from Mrs. Doolittle in Dorothy West Va and from Aspinwall hospital Pittsburgh were read. A devotional session, a business meeting, and a luncheon followed with reports and plans for the coming year.
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CT. Ul
W. C
T. U
Freday
Quick
Mesdames Rosen
Munn
Doolittle
Dorothy
West Va
Aspinwall
Pittsburgh
Cole HM
Mesdames Poucher
Lemme
Phillipians
Welfare
Taylor
Miss Bristow
Patterton
Francis Willard
Warren Tonight Event List Highlights Local Programs
Warren Tonight features Lon Chaney in London After Midnight at Library Theatre and The Cat and the Canary at Columbia Theatre. Society clubs host events at Woman's Club and Philomel Club while the American Society for Promotion of Aviation forms at the Y M C A. Public gatherings include a Grace M E church supper and a Dorcas class birthday party at First Lutheran Church hosted by E C Aubitz at 510 Prospect Street.
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Philomel Club
Dorcas Bible
First Lutheran
First Lutheran Church
E. C Aubitz
Prospect Street
Benefit bridge at Philomel club fills over thirty tables
Many guests reserve tables for a benefit bridge at the Philomel club Tuesday evening to aid the Stewim2y piano debt. Hostesses and officers listed invite friends to call reservations by Tuesday noon. Play begins after eight with luncheon to follow and many members attending with husbands and friends.
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Bridge Club
Oman
Walter Schellhammer
Chester Allen
Philomel Club
Guivsta
Lodore
Aewkine
Deinatt Groves
C. Madsdet
FG Manes
Jennie Hurlliday
Was
Kenward Hall
Mas
Kania
John Hegerty
Wayne C. Helbsbrecht
Atie George Henry
Willam Woes
Td. Hoff
Fop. Hue
David Nughes
Wood Jillinston
W.L. Hunter
OM. Haat
George Jackson
Hugh Jamieson Mes
M A W. Jamieson
de A. Dohnoga
Florence Kennett
Sarah Kennett
BL G Kidder
King
Ates
Arthus R Rinhy
Girl Missing Five Years Found in Alliance High School
Alliance Ohio January 30 after a five year search Sandrine Nardoces fifteen was found enrolled in Alliance High School by her mother who said she disappeared during a July divorce from her Joliet Illinois residence.
Templar official shot then killer ends own life in Texas
In Templar Texas on a downtown street a 65 year old official, Moll, identified as division superintendent for Santa Sp raisenad, was shot dead by 45 year old W Z Henderson, a former Santa Fe conductor. Henderson then killed himself.
Fire destroys church in Monessen with heavy loss
Congregational officials say the Finnish Lutheran church in Monessen Pennsylvania burned yesterday causing about 75000 dollars in property damage. No occupants were inside when flames erupted and officials suspect a furnace caused the fire.
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Monessen
Finnish Lutheran Church
Heet Pain Relief Advertises Quick Joint Ease
An old style ad touts Heet as a cork applicator pain reliever for rheumatism neuritis and aches in hands elbows shoulders feet knees back and neck. It claims instant penetrating relief drawing out pain without staining skin and a gentle effect with two soothing ingredients priced at 60 cents at drug stores.
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Bruh
Ares
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