Joseph Woodruff Weds Miss Ruth Dickinson Today
Joseph Warren Woodruff of Warren Pennsylvania Avenue East wed Ruth Dickinson of Dunkirk New York in Community Church of Chautauqua with nine relatives present. Rev. Roberts officiated. Attendants were Helen Dickinson and Claude Woodruff. Guests from Cleveland and Warren joined the ceremony. The couple will reside in Warren. Woodruff works at the Warren post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Dickinson
George Dickinson
Dunkirk
N. Y
Joseph Warren Woodruff
W. A. Woodruff
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Warren
Roberts
Community Church of
Joyce Dawkinson
Adele Dickinson
Claude Woodruff
Mer
Luncheon Guests Honor Bliss Lowrie At Utter Home
Mrs N. MacWilliams of Franklin Street hosted a Thursday luncheon for Bliss Jeanne Lowrie of Pontiac Michigan, guest of Mrs L B Utter at 109 Franklin Street. Pink and white décor featured a summer flower centerpiece, eight place settings. Social conversation filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. MacWilliams
Franklin Street
Bliss Jeanne Lowrie
Pontiac
Michigan
L. B Utter
Miss Ethel Hoskins to Wed Carl Garrity
Mrs. C. M. Hoskins honored daughter Miss Ethel Mae Hoskins on Connecticut avenue with a Wednesday evening event. Engagement to Carl H. Garrity, Jamestown son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Garrity, announced. Dinner at 6 30 featured yellow and white decor and coreopsis. Buss Hoskins and Mr. Garrity to marry in early September. Attendants listed include Delpha Nelson, Ann Phister, Mildred Kiernan, Margaret Anderson, Mary Fredelius, Ales Pherson, Edith Fis¢ns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Hoskins
Harold Hoskins
Connecticut Avenue
Ethel Mae Hoskins
Carl H. Garrity
A. Garrity
Jamestown
Buss Hoskins
Mr. Garrity
Hoskins
Delpha Nelson
Ann Phister
Mildred Kiernan
Margaret Anderson
Mary Fredelius
Ales Pherson
Edith Fis¢ns
Quaintance Club Picnic At Wild Cat Park
The Quaintance Club Sunday school class of First Baptist held its annual class picnic Thursday at Wild Cat Park in Ludlow. Rev. Harold Stoddard led the gathering of about forty members and friends. The afternoon featured outdoor sports followed by a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaintance Club
First Baptist Church
Wild Cat Park
Ludlow
Harold Stoddard
Trinity Fellowship Steak Supper Report at Trinity Memorial Church
The Young People’s Fellowship of Trinity Memorial church held a broiled steak supper in the parish house after weather forced the event indoors. Rev J L Ware and Elisha Robinson Jr. cooked the meal. Doris Sill and Maurice Snelding reported on a trip to the Episcopal Summer School at Conneaut Lake. Snelding was elected vice president of the Diocese of Erie fellowship association with meetings planned in Warren on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Fellowship
Trinity Memorial Church
Elisha Robinson, Jr
Gonewango Avenue
J. L. Ware
Pavania Oil Company
Tritehians
Ware
Doris Sill
Maurice Snelding
Episcopal
Conneaut Lake
Association of Young People’s Fellowship
Diocese of
Erie
Warren
Win One Class Has Picnic At Big Bend
The Win One class of the First United Brethren church held a Thursday picnic at Mrs. Orrie Tuller’s Big Bend home. Attendees enjoyed visiting swimming boating and fishing with Gail Olson taking first prize for catching the largest fish. A picnic dinner followed with numerous local women and families listed as guests and an out of town visitor, Miss Joan Sawyer of Charlestown West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
Orrie Tuller
Big Bend
Gail Olson
Walter Holt
Beatrice
Betty
Jane Holt
J. W. Nelly
Vanatter
Murray Shutt
Mildred Shutt
Warren Grange Meeting at P. H. G. hall Saturday
The Warren Grange will hold its regular meeting in the P. H. G. hall on Saturday July 21 at 2 30 oclock A program has been arranged with a large attendance expected Reports will be made on articles to be taken to the Warren Grange display at the Warren County Fair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grange
P. H. G. Hall
Warren County
Mrs H H WeCormell Hosts Gentlefolk Visit Near Conewango
Mrs H H WeCormell at her Market street cottage entertained house guests Miss Louise Condit and Fanny Jackson of Meadville and Julia Richardson of Mercer. Guests enjoyed canoeing bathing and card playing afternoon, supper on the lawn, and social conversation into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. WeCormell
Market
Conewango Creek
Louise Condit
Fanny Jackson
Meadville
Julia Richardson
Mercer
Birthday Celebration for Miss Florence Pierce at Carlson Home
Mrs Edward Carlson of 606 Madison avenue hosted a Thursday birthday party for her daughter Miss Florence Pierce. Guests played Cootie with Alberta Butler winning high score and Bernice Dalrymple taking consolation. A two course luncheon followed a blue and white table setting. Miss Pierce received gifts from Alberta Butler Margaret Conboy Marian Koebly Evelyn Koebly Bernice Dalrymple and Vera Lester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carlson
Madison Avenue
Florence Pierce
Alberta Butler
Bernice Dalrymple
Miss Pierce
Margaret Conboy
Marian Koebly
Evelyn Koebly
Vera Lester
In and Out of Town Visitors and Departures
In town notes list visits and returns among residents. J B Charles of Geneva visited his daughter Mrs Carl Jacobson on Third Avenue East. Mrs Laverne Johnson of North Irvine Street returned from Cleveland after a two week visit with Mrs Ralph Thurston. Mrs Lillian Dickson of Towanda visited her sister Mrs F H Reed on Liberty Street. Mrs Harriet Kitchen on Eddy Street returned from Toledo where her brother was ill. Will Martin of Detroit, formerly of Warren, visited at Mrs Kitchen’s home. Dr M Ball left for New York City to sail on the Olympic for a vacation abroad. Mr and Mrs Virgil Harner of Charleston West Virginia will depart after several weeks here. Mrs Harner is the daughter of the late Dr R W Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Charles
Geneva
Carl Jacobson
Third Avenue East
Laverne Johnson
North Ervine Street
Ralph Thurston
Cleveland
Ohio
Lillian Dickson
Towanda
N. Y
F. H. Reed
Liberty Street
Harriet Kitchen
Eddy Street
Toledo
Virgil Harner
Charleston
W. Va
Harner
R. W. Stuart
Swedish Lutheran Church Brotherhood Meets Wednesday
The Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran church gathered in the church parlors on Wednesday evening led by Rev. Carl Jacobson. The program featured vocal solos by Misa Alfred Langerquist and Earl Ericson, and piano duets by Earl Ericson with Kenneth Swanson. A tureen supper was planned for July 28 at the home of Mr and Mrs Victor Moody on Pennsylvania avenue east, with an invitation extended to the Titusville Brotherhood for August 22 attendance. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Ernest Ericson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
Maude Thelm
Perry Thelié
Mead Avenue
Carl Jacobson
Rock Spring Park
Sheffield
Brotherhood Society
Paul Moody
Earl Ericson
Kenneth Swansonia
Misa Alfred Langerqquist
Victor Moody
Pennsylvania Avenue East
AID SOCIETY HONORS MRS J H LUNDGREN
The Ladies Aid Lydia society of Swedish Congregational church held a farewell for Mrs J H Lundgren on a lawn at with gifts from the members. She and Rev Lundgren will move to Iron Mountain Michigan for a new post. Refreshments followed a short business session.
Reunion of Dunn Pupils Held at Garland in 18th Year
The eighteenth annual reunion of former pupils of Professor C. H. Dunn of Garland school was held July 14 at Garland Community building. Dinner was prepared by Willing Workers' Society of Garland M E church. Reports, music, and talks followed a business meeting led by president Laura Dalrymple. Attendees included Dunn, family, and many Garland residents plus visitors from Warren, Pa., Youngsville, Muncy, Geneva, and other towns. The next reunion is planned for July 1929. address updates requested by June 10, 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dunn
Garland School
Garland
Willing Workers’ Society
Garland M. E
Davidson
Dunn
Laura Dalrymple
Daisy Campbell
Laura Casey
Mabel Bowen
Angelia Carlson
Harry Johnson
Dauphne Bullock
Cherry Creek
Eva Dingus
Erie
America
Dana
Violet Harvey
Charles Lobdell
Walter Campbell
Clarendon
W. D. Warner
Pittsfield
Buffet Luncheon Follows VFW Women Session in Erie Parish House
The North western Pennsylvania Council of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars met at Trinity Memorial church parish house Thursday afternoon. National President Florence Stark and National Treasurer Dora Raffenburger spoke on the auxiliary's work and funds for a school at the National VFW Home in Eaton Rapids Michigan. The council noted 50 new auxiliaries and three new state departments last year and discussed sending delegates to the Indianapolis encampment. After gifts were exchanged and reports read, the meeting adjourned for a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Council of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Trinity Memorial Church
Bertha Lyons
Florence Stark
Camden
N. J
Dora Raffenburger
Harrisburg
National V. F. W
Eaton Rapids
Michigan
Indianapolis
Honolulu
Stark
Raffenburger
Mary Patterson
Corry
T. H. Hunter
Titusville
Lyons
Erie
Billy Simpson
Bradford
Four Tables At Legion Auxiliary Benefit Bridge
Mrs. Merle Graham and Mrs. Lawrence Reed hosted a Thursday bridge party at Mrs. Graham’s Henry Street home to support the Ladies' Auxiliary of the American Legion. Four tables played with prizes going to Mrs. Harry Bell and Mrs. Howard Norris. Refreshments were provided by the hosts. Attending were Mrs. Harry Bell, Mrs. Anne Wright, Miss Lucia Briggs, Mrs. Homer Swick, Mrs. H. M. Putnam, Miss Edith Hultberg, Mrs. W. P. Taylor, Mrs. Leland Webster, Mrs. Milton Wits, Mrs. Harry Keller, Mrs. Carl Swanson, Mrs. Ed Fuhrer, and Mrs. Ben Kinhear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Graham
Lawence Reed
Graham
Henry Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Harry Bell
Howard Norris
Reed
Anne Wright
Lucia Briggs
Pupil Recital At Miss Biber's Home On Pennsylvania Ave
Piano pupils of Miss Elizabeth Biber held a Thursday afternoon recital at her home on Pennsylvania avenue West. The program featured duets and solos including Flying Doves Robin's Lullaby Very Fairies The Camel Train The Butterfly A June Rose and America among others performed by Ellen Spalding Alice Wells Alice Madden Kathryn Hegerly and Ellen Eagen with participants Heins Veronica Anderson Krogmann Englemann Madden Madden and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Biber
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Heins Veroncia Anderson
Krogmann
Mary Elizabeth Boberg
Spalding Ellen
Englemann
Alice and
Ermanna Madden
Alice Wells
Baines
Alice Madden
Zonita
Thryo Hegerty
the Butterfly
Ermina
A June Rose
Kathryn. Hegerly
America
Folk Ellen Eagen
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Mullen , Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Woodruff
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Evangelical Church
Mineral Springs
Ethel Hoskins
Carl Garrity
Geo. H. Miller
2Nd Ave
Trinity Fellowship
Will Martin
Detroit, Mich
Dr. M. ¥. Ball
New York City
Olympic
Swedish Lutheran Church Brotherhood
Pubst Presbyterian Church
Findley Lake
I. L. Smith
Gerda DeForest
J. W. Kitchen
Kopf & Henry
LeRoy Parvin
Chicago
Mr. Parvin
Legion Auxiliary Benefit
le Mur Permanent Wave
Conti’s Barber & Beauty Shoppe
Pa. Ave
Coats
Stein
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