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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1928

Page

8

College Glee Club to Perform in Warren Tonight

North Central College Glee Club with 12 artists under Professor Hermanus Baer presents their 31st annual summer tour concert at First Evangelical Church in Warren tonight at eight. Doors open seven. A 40-city itinerary includes Wisconsin Illinois Michigan Ontario New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania and Maryland. Members lodging with local residents. Program features The Mighty Vulcan Morning Allah The Plainsmans Song and more with solo and reading selections.

North Central College Glee Club Hermanus T. Baer First Evangelical Church Glee Club Wisconsin Illinois Missan Ontario New York Massachusetts Pennsylvania Maryland Niagara Falls Warren Peter Johnson Prospect Street W. L. Arnold North Warren Stewart Custer Seneca Avenue Fred Northrup Cayuga Avenue Freeman Johnson Onondaga Avenue Carl Paterson Walnut Street Elee Club Cadman Clarence John Sylvia Vis S.sssereeer

Missionary Meeting At Epworth Church July Gathering

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Epworth Church holds its July meeting Friday at 2:30 PM at Mrs. G. P. Richael's Hemlock Street home. A break in electric service occurred when a tree branch on Market Street cut a feed wire, darkening Market East Third and Fourth Avenues. Knights of Columbus July meeting scheduled for this evening in ao chai rooms. Park Simpson, contractor in Fourth Ward, expects to start work tomorrow on repairs to be finished in about ten days, weather permitting. License plate 0-35-8372 found by Edgar Firth on Jackson Run road near the milk plant, kept until owner is notified.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Epworth Church G. P. Richael Hemlock Street Market Street East Street Third and Fourth Avenues Simpson Fourth Ward Edgar Firth Lanning Jackson Run Road

Wilson Zobrist Wedding in Stoneham Church

Mr and Mrs John Zobrist announce the marriage of their daughter Geneva Mae Wilson to 1 Mul ton Vivian Wilson son of Mr and Mrs C T Wilson both of Stoneham Future in write up says the ceremony occurred Saturday at the Reformed church of Ridewar officiated by Rev Frank Lahrr attendants were the brides and brother Mrs Elizabeth K and Robert Zobrist

Wilson-Zobrist John Zobrist Stoneham Geneva Mae Multon Vivian Wilson C. T. Wilson Stoeham Reformed Church Ridewar Frank Lahrr Elizabeth K Robert Zobrist Marc Boardman Wrightsville Louella Bernarr Whiteley Frank Whitely Bear Lake Clymer N. Y Lottsville High School Whitely Lottsville Corry

Entertains at Summer Home in Chautauqua Lake Area

Mrs. A. L. Schellhammer hosts a party at her summer home on Chautauqua Lake. Guests include Mrs. K. 3 A, Mrs. E. H. Lampe, Mrs. T. K. Oesal, Mes M. F. Cowden, Mrs. George O'Dell, Mrs. H. 5. Hayder, BE. W. Garrison, and Moss Leno. Earle MacDonald and Warren 3 will speak at the corry kinamis ce day.

A. L. Schellhammer Fifth Avenue Fle Springs Chautauqua L E. H. Lampe T. K. Oesal Mes M. F. Cowden George O'Dell Earle MacDonid Warren Corry Kinanis Ce

Grace M. E. Good Will class re elects officers at meeting

Members of the Good Will class of Grace M. E. church held their regular monthly meeting Tuesday evening in the Winger room at eight o'clock. The president Mrs Hildum opened with devotionals led by Mrs Phillips. Officers serving the past year were unanimously re elected for the coming year and a picnic planned for next Tuesday July 17 at Mrs Lindbergs farm. Mrs Sager and committee served refreshments.

Grace M. E. Church Hildum Phillips Forsgren Ruth Johnson Viola Lindmark Ellen Swangon Blick Adelaide Swanson Linnea Edston

Missionary Society Luncheon at First Presbyterian

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church hosted a 2 tureen luncheon at Mrs. Clara Scheck's home on East Fifth Avenue extension. Twenty five covers were set and Mrs. J W Jenkins led the program on The Review of the Year with a memorial service by Mrs. A Dalrymple. Visitors included Mrs. George Miller Miss Frances Moore and others.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society First Presbyterian Church Clara Scheck East Fifth Avenue J. W. Jenkins Dalrymple George Miller Frances Moore D. N. Dunham H. G. Dunham Homer Swick Ernest Losh Charles

Golden Wedding Celebrated by Warren Couple Sills

Mr and Mrs Gordon G Sill of 3 Third avenue celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Y M C A. About thirty relatives attend the private event with guests arriving from Cleveland Pittsburgh Jamestown Frewsburg Lakewood and Warren. Five children Ralph Edgar Nell and Mrs Charles Sill join the honored couple who married in Frewsburg NY and spent their early life in Nebraska and Ohio before moving to Warren twenty one years ago.

Gordon G. Sill Third Avenue Y. A John H. Bennett A. H. Cummings Cleveland Edgar T. Sill Ralph W. Sill Margaret Sill Betty Sill Pittsburgh Daniel Grandin George H. Sill William M. Sill Nell C. Dyer Georgia Lun Sidney Markham Jamestown William Townsend Lakewood Mary Townsend Eliza Townsend Cora Hiller Frewsburg Sill N. Y Kennedy Nebraska Ohio Warren Ralph W Edgar T Nell Sill Cleveland, O Charles ¥. Sill

Club Outing on Chautauqua Lake

Members of the C. D. C. club and their husbands motored to the W. A. Govert cottage near Cheney Point on Chautauqua Lake for a picnic supper. Guests included Ma. and Mrs. Clifford Wadsworth of Glendale California Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hess Miss Martha Ayers of Washington D C and Mrs. Florence Scotth of Jamestown. Attending members and husbands listed Follows names of pairs and individuals.

Lusher League Meeting Set at Swedish Lutheran Church

The Lusher League of the Swedish Lutheran church will meet in the church parlors Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend. Entertainment committee includes Miss Eleanor Stromdahl Miss Gertrude Swarlburg Kenneth and Ernest Swanson.

Young People's Young People’s Society of the First Baptist Church

Clergy Attend Retreat at St Bonaventure Seminary

The Rev. Alfred F. Bauer of St. Joseph's, the Rev. P. W. O Brien of Holy Redeemer, and the Rev. T. M. O'Hern of St. Clara's travel to Clarendon to attend a retreat at St. Bonaventure Seminary in St. Bonaventure, N Y. Bishop John Mary Gannon of Erie presides at the sessions.

Alfred F. Bauer St. Joseph's Church P. W. O'Brien The Holy Redeemer Church T. M. O’hern St. Clara’s Church Clarendon St. Bonaventure Seminary St. Bonaventure N. Y John Mary Gannon D. D D.C. L

Clubs Sail Jamestown Picnic Luncheon Outing

E M L club members motor to Jamestown for a picnic luncheon at Mrs. Leon Radspinner’s home on Foote Avenue. Husbands joined for dinner at the Black Bear with sixteen covers. Other local clubs share outings and social gatherings including a tureen picnic at Hansen farm and planned ice cream social events.

E. M. L. Club Jamestown F. M. L. Club Leon Radspinner Foote Avenue Black Bear Din Arthur Jackson Herbert Larson Raymond Yeagle Henry Jacobson George Cobb Freeman Johnson la ¥Erm, Brooks

Out of Town Visitors Return Through Warren Area

A collage of relatives and friends travel to Warren and surrounding areas for visits and summer stays. Montgomery Alabama and Baltimore Maryland residents return home after motoring to Warren to visit Bir and Mrs W L Fouch. Maple Wood New Jersey family arrives to spend the summer with relatives. Endeavor and Irvine Pennsylvania families are visiting Warren hosts. Erie and Chicago trips noted for return journeys. Kathryn Kennedy departs for Berkshire Summer School of Art. William Knapp plans Buffalo Rochester visit. Bruce Northrup family from St Marys West Virginia staying with Edmund Northrup in North Warren. Charles Learn visits Wayne Street residence in Oil City.

H. T. Miller Doris Montgomery Alabama Fred R. Sperry Baltimore Maryland Warren Bir W. L Fouch Brook Street Harold Kirberger Robert Augusta Frederick Maple Wood N. J Kirberger Mee W. F. Hamiston Crescent Park Bruce Northrup Velma Norman l and Dick St. Marys West Virginia Edmund Northrup North Warren Velma Northrup Buffalo Clifford Betts

Births Tally With Five Families Reported

Mr and Mrs John Reiff Brown Run announce the birth of a daughter eight pounds Thursday at B mu Five sons have previously been born to the Reiffs A son was born to Mr and Mrs R A Niver St Clair street at 510 Sunday morning The baby weighed nine pounds twelve ounces Born to Mr and Mrs Albert Flasher Exst Fifth avenue extension a son weighing eight and three quarters pounds Wednesday evening at 645 o'clock

John Reiff Brown’ Run B. Mu Reiff R. A. Niver St. Clair Street Albert Flasher Fifth Avenue Extension

Lutheran Brotherhood Guests At Ludlow Programs

About sixty members and friends of the Swedish Lutheran church traveled to Ludlow for a program by the Warren Brotherhood at Ludlow Community Park. A male quartet, talks by J Arndt Swanson and P J Swanson, readings by Ludwie Peterson and J Anderson, duets by Kenneth Swanson and Harriet Borg, and a short address by Rev. Carl Jacobson were featured. Refreshments followed the program.

Lutheran Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran Church Ludlow Brotherhood of the Warren Brotherhood Everett Borg Earl Ericson Kenneth Swanson Harold Samuelson J. Arndt Swanson P. J. Swanson Ludwie Peterson J. ¥. Anderson

First Lutheran Boys Hold Lawn Social

The Lutheran boys choir hosted an ice cream social on the church lawn attracting three to four hundred people. Electric lights, Victrola music, and tables filled with ice cream and home made cake enhanced the event. Proceeds fund camp equipment for the Lutheran boys camp at Jackson Run road on July 25.

First Lutheran Church Lutheran Boys’ Choir Lutheran Boys Lutheran Boys’ Camp Jackson Run Road

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