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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1928

Page

8

Oman's Bible Class Annual Picnic at First Lutheran Church

The Woman's Bible class of First Lutheran held its annual picnic Friday at the summer cottage of Mrs. Sydney Sechriest on Conewango creek. Sixteen members and five friends attended with a noon dinner, followed by a program of recitations and talks in multiple languages. Prizes were awarded for best silhouettes, and supper concluded the event before guests departed.

First Lutheran Church Sydney Sechriest Conewango Creek Salome Huck John Weile A.nagtes Wre BG Gregory United Peters Luter Timm Lucie Peterson Lee Wealsley Somers

Pleasant Birthday Club Meeting Honors Two Members

Pleasant Birthday Sub met Thursday at Mrs. Frieda Lauffenburg’s home to celebrate the birthdays of Lauffenburg and Gertrude Betts. Sixteen members attended with guests from Pleasant and nearby areas. Dinner at 1:30, needlework and visiting followed. Next meeting set for August 2 at Mrs. Sarah Highhouse’s home.

Frieda Lauffenburg Gertrude Betts Club Margie Kelsey Erie Harry White Starbrick Bernice Holcomb Gretchen , Myers Eleanor Clark Pleasant Lucie Sarah Highhouse

Birthday Surprise For Miss Gwendolyn Sherman

Miss Gwendolyn Sherman was surprised during an evening gathering at Miss Katherine Peel’s home 1023 Pennsylvania Avenue West to celebrate her birthday with cards music and dancing. Miss Les White of Pittsburgh attended as an out of town guest and a birthday luncheon followed. The Rebecca Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church held a tureen dinner at Niels Larsen’s Cobham Park Road home with twenty five guests.

Gwendolyn Sherman Katherine Peel Pennsylvania Avenue W Miss Peel Les White Pittsburgh Rebecca Society Rebecca Society of The Swedish Lutheran Church Niels Larsen Cobham Park Road Fnday

Birthday Picnic For Miss May Hildum At Momeral Spring

Miss May Hildum daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Hildum hosted a Friday afternoon picnic at Momeral Spring for her ninth birthday. Guests included Beatrice Holt Erletta Rapp Martian Russell Edith Marlett Gladys Driscoll Doris Conkha and Jane Hildum. A 5:30 oclock serving featured a birthday cake at the center of the table and many gifts were exchanged.

May Hildum Clarence Hildum Magee Place Momeral Spring Sapper Miss Hildum Beatrice Holt Erletta Rapp Martian Russell Edith Marlett Gladys Driscoll Doris Conkha Jane Hildum

Mrs Shepard Honored by Miss Robertson at Woman's Club

Miss Margaret Robertson hosted a dinner on Thursday evening at the Woman's Club on Third Avenue to honor Mrs B S Shepard of Washington DC as her house guest. After dinner two bridges were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Shepard and Miss Mary Davidson.

Shepard Margaret Robertson Third Avenue Woman's Club B.S. Shepard Washington, D. C Mary Davidson

Miss Lury Donaldson Hosts Cousin Helen James Tea

Miss Lury Donaldson of 216 Fourth Avenue welcomed her cousin Miss Helen James of Ben Avon to a Thursday afternoon gathering. Phi Zeta Chi sorority members attended as guests, and the ladies enjoyed bridge and dancing before refreshments were served.

Lury Donaldson T. J. Donaldson Fourth Avenue Helen James Ben Avon Phi Zeta Chi

Births Report From Local Homes This Week

Mr and Mrs Robert Bounce announce a son born Friday at 8 52 PM at 27 Plum Street weighing born weighing pounds and ounces. Mr and Mrs William Burch of Russell Pa welcome a daughter born Friday morning at 4 80 AM at the Maternity Hospital weighing pounds 15 ounces. Mr and Mrs A Raymond Peterson of Jackson Avenue announce a son born Friday morning at 6 25 AM weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces.

Robert Bounce Plum Street William Burch Russell, Pa Maternity Hospital A. Raymond Peterson Jackson Avenue Son

Out of Town Guests Visit Local Residents

In and Out of Town Mr and Mrs E S Shepard of Washington DC are guests of Miss Margaret Robertson on Third Avenue. Mr and Mrs Ivan Stone leave for Akron Ohio to visit friends this weekend. Mrs T G Shellberg entertains cousin Miss Bertha Swanson of Youngstown Ohio at 6 Biddle Street. Mr and Mrs Harry Bortite of Pennsylvania Avenue West and sons plan a motor trip to St Louis Missouri to visit relatives. C H Stone of Fairhaven Vermont arrives in Warren to visit son O D Stone at 12 Grant Street. Mrs Bertha Spaulding and daughter Flora of Conewango Valley NY visit sister Ida Katcher at 100 Eddy Street. Mr and Mrs Carl H McBride of Wilkinsburg PA, touring Canada, overnight at J H McBride's 24 Conewango Avenue.

Mrs. E. S. Shepard Washington, D. C Margaret Robertson Third Ave Mee Harry Bortite Pennsylvania Avenue West Lewis and Wayne St. Louis Missouri C. H. Stone Fairhaven Vermont Warren O. D. Stone Grant Street Bertha Spaulding Flora Conewango Valley N. Y Spaulding Ida Katcher Eddy Street Carl H. McBride Wilkinsburg, Pa Canada J. H. McBride Conewango Avenue

Plans Set For District Meeting Of Woman's Clubs

Miss Anna Rockwell and Miss Elia Tybout attended a conference luncheon in DuBois with Mrs. James N. Luther. The next district conference will be in Warren on September 20 and 21, with progress reported on the conference program and officers including Korb Rose Armstrong MacLaughilin Newton Whitmore Hammond.

Anna Rockwell Third Avenue Elia M. Tybout Market Street DuBois James N. Luther State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Clubs Warren O. T. Korb W. P. Rose Cambridge, Springs Minnie Armstrong Kane J. D. MacLaughilin Brockway W. A. Newton Oil City George F. Whitmore Clarion Public Instructon Fred 3. Hammond St. Marys Federated Clubs

Conneautville Camp Meeting Set For August 3 to 12

The thirty second Anttal Conneaut ville Camp meeting runs from August 3 to 12 on the encampment grounds one mile north of Conneautville Pennsylvania. New cottages and four dormitories expand capacity for hundreds. Guest speakers include Dr John Owens Dr James Thames and Rev David Anderson among others with daily services at 10 am 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Officers include H C Miller J L Hanna C A Lockwood and others. ARBUTUS SOCIETY PICNIC follows at The Willows Rogers Mills with sixty four members attending.

Conneautville Sherman Adman East Liverpool Ohio John Owens George Eddie Finley Taylor University Victor Moore Miami Fla Astory College Wilmore George King Erie Emma Valentine Clarendon H. C. Miller J. L. Hanna Ashland C. A. Lockwood Louisiana Avenue Dormont Pittsburgh J. T. Miller Clintonville Lee Gough Lima H. J. Buckingham New Castle R. R. Doverspike Beaver Falls Wm. G. Groach W. E. Griffith Hamilton C. H. Quick Girard E. A. Krimmel Franklin, Ps P. C. Gates Springboro Paul Barnes J. C. Morlean Girard, Pa Isaac George

Camping Trip By Kappi Phil0 ravity at Van Buren Point

The Kappi Phil0 ravity members left on Saturday for a week long camping trip at Van Buren Point on Lake Erie. Miss Harriet Haines will chaperone on Sunday and Miss Margaret Robertson will oversee the rest of the trip. Attendees include Ron Durham, Anne DeFrees, Betty Kopf, Betty Field, Florence Jacobs, Florence Cook, Ruth Goodwin, Jane Lyon, and Doris Sill.

Kappi

Choir Picnic Committee Named at First Baptist

At Friday choir rehearsal of First Baptist church a committee was named to plan the annual choir picnic set for Saturday July 28 at Wild Cat Park Ludlow. Departure from the church is scheduled for three oclock. The appointees are Mrs Earl Wright chair Violet Peterson Jeanette Kinkead Mrs Robert Weakley and Mrs Rocena Stone. A meeting will be held during the week and definite plans announced at next Fridays rehearsal.

First Baptist Church Wild Cat Park Ludlow Choi Earl Wright Violet Peterson Jeanette Kinkead Robert Weakley Rocena Stone

Officers Named by Stoneham W C T U

Mrs Elva Dahle of Stoneham hosted the Stoneham W C T U meeting. President Mrs Kintner presided, devotionals were led by Mrs Alice Meley, and candidates for the fall election were discussed. Annual officer elections chose Earth Wintoner as president, Lou Keenan as vice president, Mabel Sharp as secretary, and Elva Dahle as treasurer. Refreshments followed.

Elva Dahle Stoneham Stoneham W. C. T.U Kintner Alice Meley Earth Wintoner Lou Keenan Mabel Sharp

Honor Miss Johnson at Afternoon Bridge Party

Mrs. W R Kopf entertained Saturday afternoon with a bridge party at Oneida avenue in honor of her niece Miss Marion Johnson of Denver Colorado. Out of town guests included Debts Brookheisen of Brooklyn New York guest of Mrs Harry Thurn Miss Charlotte Moehie of Lorain Ohio visiting Miss Kathryn Schuyler Mrs J H Messerly of Birmingham Alabama guest of Mrs J O Messerly Miss Virginia Larsen of Pittsburgh and Mrs J L Larsen of Kane.

W. R.kopf Oneida Avenue Marion Johnson Denver Colorado Dets., Brookheisen Brooklyn N. Y Harry Thurn Charlotte Moehie Loraine Ohio Kathryn Schuyler J. H. Messerly Birmingham Alabama J. O. Messerly Virginia Larsen Pittsburch J. L. Larsen Kane

Mrs Beaty Hosts Luncheon at Conewango Valley Club

Mrs David Beaty Jr of Conewango Avenue entertained at a luncheon at the Conewango Valley Country Club on Saturday with a one o clock serving time. Twenty members of the St Nicholas class of First Lutheran church enjoyed a picnic at Sydney Bakers Pleasant Township home Friday evening with supper at 6 30 and a social evening of games and ball.

Beaty David Beaty, Jr Conewango Avenue Conewango Valley Country Club

Birthday Party Honors Miss Mary Lyons At Lyons Home

Mrs K M Lyons hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday party for her daughter Mary Lyons at 1011 Conewanga Avenue. The event featured lawn games, a large candle cake, and novelty gifts for each child, with Refreshments served by Mrs Lyons. Attendees included Marian and Buddy Cogan, Mary Jamieson, Cynthia Van Cleve, Bobby and Eleanor Sigworth, Barbara Jackson, Patsy and Billy McClure, Donnie Patsy Charlotte McComas Joe Cannon Batty Jean Brown Billy and Gloria Genge Eleanor Conarro Helen Williams Skippy Langhans Richard Dram Keith Mong Frederick Peterson Helen Carter Ruth Ann Slatry.

K. M. Lyons Conewanga Avenue Mary Lyon Bobby Eleanor Sigworth Barbara Jackson Patsy Billy McClure Donnie Charlotte McComas Joe Cannon Batty Jean Brown Billy Gloria Genge Eleanor Conarro Helen Williams Skippy” Langhans Richard Dram Keith Mong Frederick Peterson Helen Carter Ruth Ann Slatry

Sunday Chautauqua Program Includes Sermon and Music

Sunday offerings list graded Sunday school denominational meetings and a 10:45 sermon by Rev. William H Boddy at First Presbyterian. Afternoon activities include Bible study, Globe Club, Young People's Conference, organ interlude by Mr. William Beckwith, vesper service, lakeside gathering, sacred song services, and a July 22 music program with chorus and orchestra.

William H. Boddy First Presbyterian Church Church Globe Club Young People’s Conference William Beckwith Palestine, Park Jesus Wm. H. Boddy Athens Arthur E. Bestor Salzburg Ruth Pennypacker Austin Tex Hugh Glass Chautauqua Women’s Club Eouly Kneubuhl National Federation O Business and Provisional Women Story Tellers League Chautauqua Woman's Club Cherubim Tschaikowsky Arensky Fibich Bernard Bach New York Symphony Orchestra Chautauqua Choir Hugh Porter Kamenoi Ostrow Rubinstein Gallia Gounod

Rigid Stop Rule Enforcement Ordered for Highways

Harrisburg July 21 A rigid enforcement order on motorists entering designated through highways has been issued by James L Stuart secretary of highways Public safety demands strict compliance and highway patrols wage a vigorous drive against violators The motor code imposes a 10 fine for violations

Harrisburg U. P James L. Stuart Public Safety Stuart

Birthday party honors Junior Fouch at 105 Brook St

Mrs. W. E Fouch celebrated her son Junior Fouchs birthday with seven young guests at 105 Brook Street. La Verta Fouch helped serve a pink and white luncheon and a birthday cake as gifts were given. Guests included Milburn Fouch Jack Barr John Fens termacher Dick Gilson Wm Bors man Earl Nollinger.

W. E Fouch Brook St Junior Junior Fouch Milburn Fouch Jack Barr John Fenstermacher Dick Gilson Wm. Borsman Earl Ernest Nollinger

Advisory Board Meeting of Trinity Fellowship in Warren

The Diocesan Advisory Board of the Episcopal Church held a meeting at Trinity Memorial church in Warren on Saturday afternoon to discuss executive business and a tentative program for 1928-1929. Officers include Bishop John C. Ward and Irene Ryan as president. The group plans worship study service and fellowship across parish community diocese nation and world with annual term dates. Dinner followed at the Liberty Inn at six.

Young People’s Fellowship The Episcopal Church Trinity Memorial Church John C. Ward the Dioces of Erie Marie Turley Young People’s J. L. Ware Warren M. P. Maynard Ridgway C. R. Edris Mass Irene Ryan Maurice Snelding Olga Deeds Eric Ted Howard Emporium John Evans Sharon Philadelphia Episcopal Church Workers’ Conference Conneaut Lake Park Liberty Inn

Miss Mary Gibson Hosts Theta Chi Rho Sorority Evening

Miss Mary Gibson of Crescent Street entertained the Theta Chi Rho sorority on Thursday evening. The group held its regular business meeting and discussed future parties and activities. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.

Mary Gibson Crescent Street Theta Chi Rho Sorority

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Oman Bible Class OF Lutheran Church Ivan Stone Akron T. G. Shellberg Biddle Street Bertha Swanson Youngstown Woman’s Clubs Arbutus Society Arbutus Society of the First Presbyterian Church the Willows George H Miller Rogers Mills Johnson Tribune Marcelling Anna K. Lawson Penna. Ave Chautauqua Perpignan France Pyrenees le Mur Permanent Wave New York City Conti’s Barber & Beauty Trinity Fellowship Russell E. C. Thompson Liberty St the Tribune Conewango Building Loan Association Penna. Ayo
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