Recital by Vocal Students of Mrs E H Trushel
Vocal pupils of Mrs E H Trushel presented a musical program Tuesday evening at the home club with Miss Mary Bloker, pianist. The program included piano solos by Bloker, vocal solos by Del Riego Coombes Cameron and others, and selections by Evans Scott Brahe and Worley.
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E. H. Trushel
E. H. Trutel
Ilomel Club
Mary Bloker
Green Cathedral
del Riego
Moskoski
Miss Bloker
Vorce
Cohen
Cyrene Worley
Patriotic Program Planned by Missionary Society of U B Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Brethren church will hold a Friday meeting in the social parlors at 2:30 pm. A patriotic program includes a Bible lesson, a playlet See America First, talks on Home Missions, and a Brothers in Christ story, followed by devotions, hymn America, and prayers. Refreshments served afterward by Mrs. Driccoll and Mrs. VanAter. W B A meeting tonight and birthday lunch at 6. Plans for annual picnic to be made. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Brethren Church
A. B. Brubaker
Alice Gates
America First
Charles Lawson
Josie Maley
George Olsen
John Mintzer
Harold Hoskins
William Duff
E A. Gilgon
Brubaker
Brothers In Christ
Charles Thurston
America
T. W. Driccoll
VanAter
Wes
K. of P. Hall
Wendelboe Building
Birthday Club
U. B. Missionary Society
J. W. Neilly
Swedish Lutheran Church
Martha Freeborough
Youngsville
Carl Jacobson
Ladies Aid Lydia Society Meeting Change
The Swedish Congregational church Ladies' Aid Lydia society shifts its meeting to Friday afternoon with Mrs Clarence Sampson as hostess. A good attendance is anticipated.
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Ladies Aid
Ladies’ Aid Lydia Society
The
Swedish Congregational Church
Clarence Sampson
Missionary Society and Lutheran Women Gather at Church
U B Missionary Society met Friday in the church parlors with Mrs J W Neilly leading. The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church held Tuesday events led by Mrs Zora Koebley featuring a talk on How the Grass was Brought to America and a recitation by Lit. te Jean Koebley titled Columbus. The Light Brigade of the First Lutheran church plans a Saturday 2 PM meeting, urging good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Mission Society
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church
Zora Koebley
Light Brigade
First Lutheran Church
Picnic Postponed By Emanuel Reformed Church
The Emanuel Reformed Church annual picnic at the Warren Outing Club has been postponed due to weather. It will now be held Friday July 18 with the evening musical program rescheduled for the 13th and a program of sports boating and swimming.
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Emanuel Reformed Church
Warren
Out of Town Visitors and Local Trips Around Warren
North Warren residents Mr and Mrs J C Morley and family spend a week at Warner Farm on Chautauqua Lake. The Trant ers family caravan drove to Bradford with Mrs Joe Hausaman visiting relatives there and in Keatte Creek until August 1. George Olsen and Ward Casey families headed to Pittsburgh for a Forbes Park ball game. Earl R Small left for Bedford Springs for an Edward A Wood Insurance Society outing as sports chairman. W J Wentworth from Cole Hall will remain in Warren and David son Kennedy and family will occupy the First Presbyterian manse. Mrs Margaret Manross of Erie visits her daughter Mrs Frank Iseman on Wayne Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morley
Glenn
W. F. Jewell
Robert
James
W. S. Thayer
Chester
John
Roy Ebel
North Warren
Warner Farm
Bemus Point
Chautauqua Lake
R. W. Tranter
Cottage Place
Bradford
Joe Hausaman
Enid
Okla
Forbes Park
Earl R. Small
Bedford Springs
Edward A. Wood Insurance Society of
Pittsburgh
Small
Warren
T Ae
Swedish Congregational Church Seeks New Pastor
The Swedish Congregational church held its monthly meeting in the church parlors. The call of a new pastor was the key topic but no decision made. The board will arrange for ministers to preach before any call is extended. Rev. Lundgren’s last sermon there is July 29 before he moves to Tron Mountain Michigan to lead the Swedish Evangelical Mission church.
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Swedish Congregational Church
Lundgren
Tron Mountain
Michigan
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Mixed Tournament at Conewango Club Ends in Tie
The mixed foursome handicapped golf event at Conewango Valley Country Club on Tuesday ended with a four way tie for first place among Mrs T K Great W T Kelly Mrs Walter Heasley and Henry Fisher. A dinner dance followed with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Club
T K Great
W. T. Kelly
Walter Heasley
Henry Fisher
Conewango Valley Country Club
Murray Stoddard
Kane
Warren
Saddle Club Outing Draws Thirty-Five Members
Thirty five Saddle Club members attended a breakfast at Moon Brook Country Club Jamestown at ten oclock Wed morning. Decorations featured bowls of roses and peonies with Mrs Earle Morrison assisting Mrs Frank G Richi in arrangements. Riders rode from the club stables to the Moon Brook club and a golf riding club union was suggested for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Club
Moon Brook
Jamestown
Earle R. Morrison
Frank G. Richi
Golf Club
Mornine
Moon Brook Club
Frank G. Riehl
Albert H. Riehl
Harry Hultquist
Crawford Margar
Robert H. Jackson
John Blair
Warren
Sherman B. van
Military Ball Ends Fourth Program Here
The Independence Day program closed with a military ball and reception at the state armory, sponsored by the American Legion and Company I. Officers and troops from out of town stayed in Warren for the dance, decorating the armory with flags and providing music from nine to one. Committee members included Charles Stramble, James E. Gelling, Eugene Caldwell, Jamey Cassel, and Anthony Regina. For kissing a girl of eighteen against her will, Richard Bradley of Stoke on Trent, England, was fined nineteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Armory
American Legion and Company I
Warren
Stokes’ Club
Charles Stramble
James E. Gellings
Eugene Caldwell
Jamey Cassel
Anthony Regina
Richard Bradley
Stoke on-Trent
England
Missionary Picnic At First Evangelical Church
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Evangelical church will hold its annual picnic at Mrs. W. L. Arnold's home in North Warren on Friday July 6. A business meeting begins at 8 00 p m with picnic lunch served at six. All members with families and friends are invited. Also noted: Mr and Mrs William Emrod and Mr and Mrs J P Nelson and son Robert of Clarendon visited Rev M H Benson and family in Westfield over the Fourth and attended a Doverspike family concert at the Freegom Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Woman's Foreign. Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
W. L. Arnold
North Warren
William Emrod
J. P. Nelson
Robert
Clarendon
R. I. Doverspike
Beaver Falls
M. H. Benson
Westfield
Doverspike
Free‘gom
Death toll rises from Fourth of July celebration
A state wide rush of accidents left more than 1,000 injured and many dead after fireworks, auto crashes, drownings, and a storm. The known dead include Frank Gallagher and Edward McBade among others. towns cited include Tarentum, Pittsburgh, Lock Haven, Wilkes-Barre, and Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lock Haven
Philadelphia
United Press
Frank Gallagher
Tarentum
Nicholas Gaber
Pittsburgh
French Creek
Meadville
Edward McBade
Chester
Spring Haven
Gladys Johnson
Walacie Weidler
Womelsdorf
Joseph Deputala
Wilkes- Barre
Kenneth McHenry
Jersey Shore
Susquehanna
Fred Fullinger
Franklin
Robert J. Burns
Stoneboro Lake
Oil City
Thomas Walcott
Woodhall
Charles C. Vey
Ohio River
Walter Holmes
Bethel Hill
Berwick
Holmes
Kitchen Creek Falls
Columbia
Blair
Warren Couple Wed in Cumberland Maryland Union
Naomi Louise Johnson and Robert Boggs Campbell of Pittsburgh, Pa., were married June 26, 1928, in Cumberland Maryland. After July 15 they reside at 1149 Termon Avenue North, Pittsburgh, where Campbell works for the B. & LE. RR. Mrs. Campbell is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence T Johnson, a Warren native with many local friends. Four of six chamois captured in the Gruyeres mountains of Switzerland were sent by air to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Naomi Louise Johnson
Robert Boggs Campbell
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Maryland
Termon Avenue
Campbell
Lawrence T. Johnson
Gruyeres Mountains
Switzerland
Aire Plar
Lordon
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W. J. Wentworth
Cole Hall
Will
Adam Warren
Davidson Kennedy
First Presbyterian
Margaret Manross
Erie
Frank Iseman
Wayne Street
Epworth M. H. Church
Frank Kehril
Melvina Street
First United Brethren Church
le Mur
New York City
Beauty and Barber Shop
Ave. E
Welsbach
Beckley
Uniontown
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown
Robert Béanicki
Washington
Forrest Douds
Washington and Jefferson
Lanter
Harrisburg
Bloomsburg
Pottsville
Harold McCool
Warne Laux
William Allen
Shamokin
Danville
Allen
Feading
Deputala
Dinner Bell
Fentonville, N
Geo. H. Miller
2Nd Ave
Pennsylvania Electric Company