Luncheon and Bridge Hosted by YWCA Organizer
A luncheon and bridge event at the YWCA activities building was hosted by Mrs. Rocens. About twenty guests attended from Maplewood New Jersey Charlestown West Virginia and Erie. Prizes went to Mrs. Virgil Harner and Mrs. J B Leidig with consolation for Mrs. Victor Offerie. Flower arrangements featured pink roses baby’s breath and maiden hair ferns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocens
Harold Kirberger
Maplewood
N. J
Virgil Harner
Charlestown
West Virginia
Bernice Reynolds Leavy
Erie
J. B. Leidig
Victor Offerie
Engagement announced as Ruth Ayer to Earle Whittaker
Mrs Harry Spicer hosted a six o'clock dinner for twelve at her home to honor Ruth Ayer whose engagement to Columbus Pa resident Earle Whittaker was announced. Decor featured sweet peas baby breath and a heart wedding bell centerpiece. Ice cream hearts carried Ruth and Earl initials. Miss Ayer’s marriage expected in early fall. Bridge honors awarded to Miss Sara MacInnes and Miss Hazel Knowlton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Harry Spicer
Ruth Ayer
Earle Whittaker
Columbus
Ruth
Aver
Bridge
Sara MacInnes
Hazel Knowlton
Community social events and outings listed
Warren Tonight Library theater features Colleen Meore show Naughty But Nice and Progressive League trip to Crystal Springs. Local clubs host outings at Fern Cliff Park and First Evangelical church, plus Missionary tea at Star Brick home and American Insurance luncheon. House party at Crystal Bend Lake for First Presbyterian class. Miss Elder shower. Group tours to North East and Del Rey Hotel Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Colleen Meore
Progressive League
Crystal Springs
Kivams Club
Fern Chit Park
Albright Brotherhood
First Evangelice
The
Missionary Society of First Lutheran Church
Ralph Cousins
Star Brick
American Insurance Petes
Pickett Hardware
Midway Park
Folkman Camp
Folkman
Lake
Marcie Stebbins
Janet Klepfer
Ethel McIntosh
Elsie Hendersom
Gladys Elder
Henrietta Letters
Madeline Linder
West
First Presbyterian Church
Crystal Bend
Lake Cheutauqua
J. C. McWilliams
McWiSiares
Miss Elder
North East
W. F. Henry
Joseph A. Schofield
W. H. Filler
Rose Hammond
J. E Blair
Mildred &Air
Rebecca Schofield
Hayes
del Rey
Florida
Hassett to broadcast piano program from Wheeling tonight
Frank J. Hassett, formerly of Warren and son of Mrs. Mary Hassett, will broadcast a piano program this evening from Wheeling, West Virginia at 8 p m from station WWBB. Listeners can secure the program at the 398.4-770 Wilscycles wavelength, the same as station WBKB in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Hassett
Warren
Mary Hassett
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Wheeling
West Virginia
W. W.B
Wilscycles
Chicago
Becomes Bride Today in Warren First Presbyterian Church
Miss Gladys Genevieve Elder, daughter of Mrs. Co Elder, will wed Haro! Lewis Herman, son of Mrs. Lewis Herman of Florida, in a five thirty ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The couple plans a reception at the bride’s mother’s home and a west coast honeymoon after their Warren wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Genevieve Elder
Co Elder
Hinkle Street
Lewis Herman
Florida
Nxa
London
England
First Presbyterian Church
Raymon Kistler
Edith Elder
Buffalo
Doral Smith
Warren
Hinkletreet
Recorder’s Office
Cupids
Carlyle CG. Morrison
Julia Stannish
Mike.LeSrent
Mary .Ory
Dougas Mines
Harold L. Herman
Gladys Elder
Clergyman Returns From Clifton Springs With Mother
Rev. Raymon Kistler and wife returned from Clifton Springs where his mother was treated for a brain clot causing partial paralysis of speech vision memory and the right arm. They will visit again later this week. Also noted friendly calls on the W. H. Haines family C. D. Crandall and Mrs. T. C. Slater with stories of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Springs
Raymon Kistler
Mr. Kistler
Chautauqua Program Tosses Through July Schedule
Local listing details a full Chautauqua agenda with devotions, lectures, a telescope demonstration, women’s talks led by Dr Valeria Parker and Miss Eugenia Wallace, a concert by the New York Symphony Orchestra, and chaplain hours. Also notes an outing for Folkman employees at Big Bend and various community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valeria Parker
National Council of Women
Wallace Petty
Chautauqua Woman's Club
Eugenia Wallace
Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Eseree
C_ L
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
In and Out of Town Guests Visit Warren Area
A flow of visitors and travelers fills Warren headlines as Edith Elder of Buffalo and numerous others visit relatives or vacation spots. House guests include Mrs. Corn Elder, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Wallace, and Mrs. B. R. Fisher. Several families travel to Erie, Cleveland, Buffalo, and Chicago for weekends and weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Munson
Doris
Summer Sermon Series in Flowers of the Summer
At Presbyterian services Rev. Kistler began a three part series titled Summer Sermons with Flowers of the Summer. He used red rambler roses to illustrate four messages on inner growth trust frailty and resurrection linking God as creator and love. The next sermon, The Harvest of the Summer, is set for next Sabbath. D A R picnic notes credit remarks and out of town guests at Mrs Estons Prospect Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Solomon
God
Joseph Warren
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick C. Eston
Prospect Street
J. C. Jackson
Lutz
Elk Valley
Harriette Rogers
Warren
Cannot dodge issue on ethics of trout fishing worms
Former Governor Lowden is portrayed as able and potentially a fine president yet must define his stance on whether it is ethical to fish for trout with worms. The remark weighs political integrity against fishing practices in a partisan frame. The piece signals a debate over personal ethics influencing public leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Drowning Hero Curtis Larsen Lost Saving Sister
Curtis Larsen died after diving from a boat to rescue his sister Romaine during a Big Bend camping trip. He held her above water until exhausted, sank, and was recovered three hours later. Romaine survived, though exhausted, and Curtis was hailed for his brave sacrifice by the Warren area community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Curtis
Eleanor
Romaine
J. L. Stanze
Lima
Ohio
Mr. Stanze
Warren
Atkins Cottage
Bert L. Confer
Big Bend
McCune
May Larsen
Quay McCune
Ralph Sires
Fred Gebhardt
George L. Folkman, Jr
Hugh Arnold
Ben Reed
L. L
Sires
Lowrey
Freeman Peterson
Peterson
Larsen
D. W. Brasington
T. E. Mahaffey
Warren, My
Elizabeth Gerd
Danville
Bey
Boy Scouts
Moonshine Raid Reported in Crimson Gulch
A rough frontier telegram notes discoverers finding a moonshine still in Crimson Gulch. The speaker Cajus Joe urges immediate action to seize and guard the illicit run to prevent further distribution.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Fern Cliff Park
Pay DeFrees
West Side
East Side
George Ceracimos, Jr
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Library Theatre
Men's Brotherhood of Firs
Liberan Tureen Gioner
Program
Oon
Church Lawn
Warren High School
E. QO. Stebbins
Herman
Warren Rainier Silver Black Fox Company
Herman Will Honeymoor
Denver
Harisa City
Washington
Vancouver
British Columbia
San Francisco
Hazel Chestnut
Lake Chautawanag
Lottie Ingrahm
Beula Morrison
Tione
B. L. Herman
Baffele
Johnson Brothers
Wool “Blanket Club
Clu
C. Wallace Petty
Prof
Sarre
Rehmacker
George L. Folkman and Sons
Harold Anderson
Carver Street
Starbrick
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Warren-Youngsville
John Selander
Selander
Assam
India
North East Frontier
Crystal Cray Springs
Warren-Sheffield Road
Aupper
Oakview Park
A. G. S. Club
Richard Evans
Herbert Harris
Warren Grange
George Scott
James Theropsor
Duntley
Cory
Warren County
Henry Ridlesperger
Grange
Jaggi
Gresch
Tshing
Morse
B. Weiler
Henry Rodlesperger
Hartley
MacOlney
Our Grange
Corydon
Akeley
Youngsville
Zelid
Jeni
Renotel
Denan Brown
Pennsylvania Ave
N. Y
Corn Elder
John Rowland
Second Avenue
Bufalo
L. W. Dennison
Cottage Place
Philadelphia
John S. Forst
A. F E. Batchford
Jamieson Apartments
W. H. Wehner
Hrarietta
Wehner
Irvine Street
M. A. Small
Daniel L. Small
Pittsburgh
Teir
Ida Small
Madison Avenue
H. W Conarro
New York City
Albert Lawson
Magdalene of
Follett Rup
Meedville
E.L. Stein
New York
Norman Landahl
South Arvine Street
Inlaw
H. W. Jeffords
Landahl
Gonnar Lundmark
Anna Borg
Christ Peterson
Niagara Falls
Carl Pearson
Billy and
Bobby
Jamestown
L. L. Millpaw
Third Avenue
J. F. Anderson
Canton Street
Mrs
Harry Christensen
Leonhart Apartments
Buffalo, N.Y
C. R. Pitcher, Jr
Mt. Clair, N. J
W. T. Wesley
Market Street
BE. J. Woodruff
Parker Street
W. B.woodruff
Barton
Cleveland
F. A. Stone
North Warren
W. J. Richards
C. T. Conarro
Canada
Harry Gleason
Conneaut Lake
Agnes Snyder
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Chautauqua
H.C. Schlaack
Betty
Richard Schlaack
Central Avenue
Chester Davis
Ralph Higby
Beech Street
Olean
Jessie Service
Chas. Bixler
Johnsonburg
Norton Bowler
Fourth Avenue
Erie Friends
C. J. Persell
P. B. Gander
Phillips Street
Margaret E. Caldwell
Bradford
Frederick C. Eaton
G. Miller
Zero
H. G. Buerkle
Nell G. Sil
G. G. Sil
Viole Lindmark
Elizabeth Weaver
Rocena Stone
Buffafalo
Renee
Rev
Kistler
Presbyterian
West Coast
James O. Waddell
Doran
Curtis Larsen
Cae
Joe
BRINK
Ginds Ave
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