Married at State College in a July ceremony
Miss Isabella Garber wed a jury of friends at the Methodist church in State College at five o'clock Tuesday July 5. Miss Nina L Gleeben of Elinore and Mr Herman Reed of Marathon NY attended the couple. After a motor trip through New England the couple will reside in Warren. Both graduates of Edinboro State Normal. the groom is assistant superintendent of Warren county public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Isabella Garber
Methodist Church of State
La Bohème at Warren Tonight Starring Gilbert Gieb
In Warren Tonight Library theatre the opera La Boheme features John Gilbert and Lillian Gieb. Also events include church society suppers and entertainments at local venues with times from 6:00 to 8:00, plus a Greta Light ceremony at Swedish Baptist church and a Raymond Griffith film tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
la Boheme
John Gilbert
Lillian Gieb
Woman's Missionary Society of the ‘United Brethren Church
Linheran Church
Thomas Anerson
Ruesel Street
Grosaders of
Swedish Baptist Church
Raymond Griffith
Edgett Planing Mills
Edgett Cottage
Bhipman’s Eddy
Surprise Party for Lola Johnson at Venture Iowa
A birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs A B Johnsons Venture Iowa drew about 20 friends of Lola Johnson. The party featured two genuine and one surprise moment, games, refreshments, and gifts including a purse of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
A. B. Johnson
Venture
Iowa
Lola
Miss Johnson
Annual Picnic at Warren Outing Club
The First Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday school will hold its annual outing and picnic at the Warren Outing club on Thursday July 14 from 1 to 9 o’clock. Committees are at work and a full program will be presented. The basket supper is at six o’clock. All members and friends are invited to attend and participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
Alll
Summer Home Opens on Hill Overlooking Allagheny Valley
The Stone estate opened for summer with a house party over the weekend and the Fourth. Hosts were Miss Annette Stone and Miss Jean Allen, daughter of local families, with eight guests. Miss Snyder hosted a card party for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mitchell of Beaver Falls. Dorcas Bible Class planned a Celoron Park picnic and summer activities, with an August 11 tureen dinner at Jackson Street Ext. The Ladies Aid Society held a quilting session after a routine meeting at First Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone Estate
Allagheny Valley
Mies Annette Stone
Brr
Ralph Stone
Mies Jean Allen
W. H. Allen
Snyder
Mattie Snyder
Follett Run
Aecard Rty
Bir
Ray Mitchell
Beaver Falls
P. F. Morganroth
Main Avenue
Dorcas Bible
August Schueltz
Conenango Avenue
Celoron Park
W. QO. Ettinger
Jackson Street
Ext
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Lutheran Church
Planning Mill Outing at Edgett Cottage on Allegheny River
The Edgett Planing Mills announce their second annual outing for Saturday afternoon at the Edgett cottage on the Allegheny river at Ship The picnic will be the main event with boating swimming baseball and other diversions to keep the party busy Also announced is the Warren Library Association annual meeting for Monday evening in July at the Library building at 8:00 o'clock. Reports from the treasurer and librarian will be read and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgett Planing Mills
Allegheny River
Shipman's Eddy
The
Warren Library Association
Society to Brave Picnic Dinner at Outing Club
Monday evening the Arbutue Ausil iary of the First Presbyterian church will motor to the Outing Club for their dinner. Members will each contribute to the menu and the dinner will be served about six o'clock. Those wishing transportation to the club house should call Mrs. Fromas Perks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Fromas Perks
Out of Town Guests and Local Notices Across Warren
Mrs. Clara P Gildersleeve hosted guests and travels took locals to Pittsburgh Chautauqua and New York while others visited Detroit Beacon Falls and San Fernando Trinidad. A Swedish Baptist picnic at Warren Outing Club drew about 26 with swimming boating and a bean contest won by Emogene Maze. Mrs Samuel S Newcomer grows a 200 variety garden in Kane with rare Pennsylvania plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare E. Lowe
San Fernando
Trinidad Islands
South America
Swedish Baptist Sunday School
Warren
Emogene Maze
Martin A. Larson
Pennsylvania
Kane
Samuel S. Newcomer
Ker
Newcomer
Hazel Deshner
Mayburg
F. W. Hendrickson
Marsh Avenue
Warren General Hospital
Willis Kay
Stitch
Ford Street
Gary Marsh
Brown Hill
Pittsfield Road
Wesley Place
Wilson Lacey
Silver Creek
Rose White
Marion Woodard
Lacey
Honeymoor
D. J. McMahon
Pontiac
Mich
Youngsville
W. E. Currie
A. L. Gale
East Brady
Wm. Johnson
Jamestown
E. L. Easton
N. Pentecost
Cleveland
East Main Street
Ray Johnson
Texas
M. E. Church
God
G. T. McKinney
Floyd York
Lockport
Be gler Given Continued From Page One
Be gler discusses public interest in recent raid events and the need for transparency. He notes that nomination papers were filed without his consent and defends his council duties, highlighting Utter’s police appointment and a west side raid. He praises Utter as capable while acknowledging ongoing investigations and promises further interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frantz
Dr. Frantz
Warren
Ben
Police Department
Utter
West Side
Utter Ben
Chautauqua Program Saturday July Chautauqua Events
On Saturday July lectures and talks feature Clara Z Moore Ferrell on Attaining and Refining Youth and Beauty at 9 45 am. Georgia McAdaws Clifford discusses The Cultural Value of the Fairy Tale at 10 46 am. John R Powell presents Laboratories of Citizenship at 2 30 pm. A faculty concert closes at 8 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Z. Moore-Ferrell
Georgia McAdaws Clifford
St. Louis
Miss Hazeltine Impresses Audiences At Philomel Recital
Miss Elizabeth Hazeltine daughter of Mr and Mrs J E Hazeltine of North Warren impressed a city audience of musicians and notable residents with her piano recital at the Philomel club house. She opened with eight Bach pieces from the French Suite and showed growth from her Eastman School of Music studies. The program mixed classics with Debussy and Ravel works, earning lavish applause and a strong reception from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel
Elizabeth Hazeltine
J. E. Hazeltine
North Warren
Miss Hazeltine
Philomel Club
Eastman School of Music
Chopin
Debussey
la Cathedral Engloutie
Ravel
Faure
Hayden
Liszt
Goosems
Steinway Pisno Fond. Ae
Warren County W C T U to host aug 19 20 convention
Warren Central Women’s Christian Temperance Union prepares to entertain the Warren County W C T U convention on August 19 and 20. A committee of Mrs. Ross Sager and Mrs. H J Borchers will handle arrangements at the Warren county activities building. Principal speaker will be national evangelist Mary Harvis Armour at a session in a Warren church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Central Women's Christian Temperance Union
Warren County
Ross Sager
H. 3
Borchers
Mary Harvis Armour
Warren
Sager
James Morrison
D. I. Ball
Liberty Street
Fred Traub
Four Cars Figure In Auto Accident No One Hurt
Four cars involved in an Irvine area accident with two damaged. Merle Erhart attempted a right pass, colliding with a Lorain girl and her mother. No occupants injured. Also notes on Henning Insurance agency transfer and local town camping, moves, visits, and a sermon by Rev. Ray Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soqungsville
Irvine
Merle Erhart
Lorain
Wm. Devore
Ohio
Husted
West Main Street
Firstational Bank
Henning
Wm. Yeager
Community Savings and Lean
Warren
Coraopolis
Coraupolis
Youngeville
Johnson Farm
Brokenstraw
John Sweetland
R. Hooven
Wm. York
Lavern Johnson
Dance at Woman's Club Invites Warren Social Set
Invitations issued for a summer dancing party of the Laol Roir Sorority at the Woman's Club Monday evening. About forty members and friends to attend with Fairyland Serenaders of Punxsutawney engaged to play. Many Warren social leaders and several out of town guests planned to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laol Roir
Woman’s Club
Fairyland Serenaders
Punxsutawney
Warren
Room Size Bugs at Closeout Prices
Gifford Smit reports room size bugs sold at closeout prices listed as 00, 12.00, 15.00 and 0.00 in a brief notice. The fragment notes low prices and a 1 2e identifier, with no clear date or venue provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gifford Smit
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Gregory - Spangler
Ames Maywood
Methodist Church
Sebelle Gregory
Atwood Spangler
Philadelphia
Gregory
Robert Rosentrate
Carver Street
Spangler
Jamieson
Mark W. Jamieson
Market, Street
van Doorm
New York City
Carnahan-Schearer
Penn. Ave
Warren, Pa
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Davidson Company
Coats
Clara P. Gildersleeve
Mrs. Lamberton
Franklin
F. F. Fields
Milton F. Smith
Oil City
James P. Rogere
Clara Gildersleeve
Pittsburgh
Richard Smith
Luther Shelden
Norfolk, Va
L. P. Rogers
Oak Street
Chautauqua
Gladys Sans
New Rochelle, N. Y
Jean Allen
Allen
Conewango Avenue
D- Romayne Kraft
Buffalo City Hospital
Buffalo
N. Y
Corydon
Mr. van Doorm
South Side
R.H. Tibbett
Karl Grettenberger
E. Munford
Sheffield
L. M. Shaver
Fiuganna
W. E. Swegles
Mozier Geer
Peterzan
Parker Street
Charles Kottcamp
York
Wiona ‘Thompson
Binzua
Gerald Johnson
Conneaut Lake
Marie
Lorna
Madison
Boston
Mays
Br. H.R
Atte
Erma Seely
Central Avenue
Detroit, Michigan
J.B. Hagerty
Tionesia
Ide E. Smail
Madison Avenue
George H. Schweitzer
Erie
L. Schweitzer
Sager Watson
Gerald
Albert
Lake Chautauqua
T. H. Daubenspeck
Watsons
Evie
Begler
Peniat Holiness Association
Conneautville
John L. Brasher
John Pletcher
Mass
Pean Agnola
Via
Kenneth Wells
Taylor University
Upland
Ind
Wells
George King
Emma Valentine
Clarendon
Ensign C. A. Lockwood
Louisiana Avenue
Dormont
Fittsburgh
Crusaders. OF Light
Crusaders of Light
C. J. Frantz Willpeak
Winthrop Williams
Helen
R. Z. Morrison
Victor
SMITH
Central Union
Jordars. Ores
Ieee
Ethel M. Krantz
W. Cochran
Rolyat Hotel
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