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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1927
Page
2
Louise Arnold Bible class of First Lutheran church plans a tureen supper on Tuesday July 12. They will depart the church at 6 o clock for the Schmitz cottage at Edgewater.
Numerous Warren notices cover a Bible school session at Findley Lake New York with Rev A B Brubaker in attendance as faculty and faculty. Marriage announcements list Lee Celek and 3 in Cox from Ashtabula Ohio. Irene Redolph and Bruce Waite announce nuptials July 2 at Ashtabula. First Lutheran queen supper and outing at Schmitz cottage Cater with Lovisa Arnold class. Special illustrated service at United Brethren church on Child Life features 30 slides and choir and male chorus participation.
Mrs. Guy Jentsch hosted a card party at 6035 Madison Avenue last evening honoring her Fort Pierce sister Mrs. Carson visiting from Florida. Attending were Mrs. Paul Dunbar Harrisburg Mrs. George Lewton Cleveland and Mrs. Edward Teasdale Philadelphia. Prize winners at bridge were Mrs. Curtis Armstrong Mrs. Freeman Peterson and Mrs. Edward Teasdale. A one course luncheon followed.
July brings a string of picnics and outings across clubs and churches. Swedish Baptists, First Methodist Episcopal, Emanuel Reformed, Kiwanis, American Legion Auxiliary, Swedish Lutheran, and Epworth M E plan events at Warren Outing Club Fern Clift Park Midway Park Putnam cottage and Conewango Creek areas. Families and friends are invited. many schools have completed picnics signaling August will be quieter.
Women drivers in America are urged to join a feminine automobile club headed by the Dowager Duchess of Aces. Reports say large numbers of French women are organized, forming caravans to country chateaus or suburban restaurants, reflecting evolving attitudes in press coverage of women motorists.
The edition lists a Chautauqua program for Monday July 11 with devotional hour lectures by Dr Lynn Harold Hough and Prof E H Boynton, a 3 45 address by Frederick Land Miner, a 7 15 conference by the Chautauqua Woman's club, 8 15 concert by the Village Blacksmith Choir, and Sunday July 10 events including sermons by Dr Hough, Bible study, Young People's Conference, organ interlude, vesper service, lakeside service, and sacred songs. It also notes Associated items such as the Northwestern Pennsylvania Medical Association meeting in Erie with physicians from Warren, Erie, Venango, Crawford, Clarion, Clearfield and Mercer counties, and local church picnics and camp meetings in Warren County.
A long list of visits and travel briefs shows residents from Bradford and nearby towns visiting relatives and friends across Pennsylvania and beyond. Several names and places appear including Monmouth, Greensburg, Philadelphia, Olean, Kane, Crescent Park, Erie, Williamsport, and Conneaut Lake as various trips, visits, and events unfold.
Sheffield notes list visiting locals from Warren Jamestown and Franklin with social calls and a local candy promotion. A shower party honors Miss Mathilda Stuve at 101 Parker Street, plus a luncheon for visiting guests Mrs. Russell Van Doorn and Mrs. Margaret Guth. Picnic at Memorial Park by church groups ends with thanks to organizers.
The first annual English family reunion was held on Monday afternoon July 4 at Brotherton with forty in attendance. A noon dinner followed by social amusements, a business session, and officer elections. Edward English presided, with Alice Strong as vice president and Verona English Hartington as secretary. The group later attended Bradford fireworks and supper at Orin Walters’ home. Guests Marie Jones Iva Mann and Paul Freeman Morton, Edinboro College students, visited.
Miss Marie Linder vacationing at Ithicca New York with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Homer Chapman. Chapman couple were here for the count and Miss Linder accompanied them home. Mrs Jane Murray Blairsville returned home after three weeks with cousin Mrs LE H Parvin at the White block. Mr and Mrs T R McCracken Mahassey to be week end guests of Mr and Mrs L H Parvin at the White block.
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