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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1927
Page
2
Warren Outing Club members will hold a Friday July 6 dance on the veranda of the Stub with Patchen's Pep Orchestra. Admission requires club membership. cards mailed to guests. Event aims to unite members and discuss future parties, with a full dance program and calling by Jake T. Sweeting.
Kindergarten program offered at St Philomel located at 213 Fourth Ave. Summer session runs 5 weeks at rate H5. Contact phone 1719-3 for details and enrollment.
Preparations are under way for a late summer dance to be held August 15 at the Woman's Club with Alpha Zeta of the city organizing. Jewett Orchestra will entertain. invitations will be mailed next week, drawing out of town guests and local young folk for a lively social at the lake-side venue. Members of the Chatauqua Literary Circle will journey to the Cahiusqua Assembly, luncheon at the Hotel Athenaeum, and plans for the concert by the New York Symphony Orchestra are in place. In Oregon news, Dr. Robert Izrael travels to Milwaukee to wed Miss Helen Webber, returning to North Wales after a honeymoon in California.
Mr and Mrs Milton Beaty of Genewango avenue entertain at their Lakewood summer home. Guests include Mr and Mrs J L Blair Mr and Mrs Harry Logan Mr and Mrs Paul De Frees Mr and Mrs Minor Stewart Harry Schmidt Mr and Mrs Hugh Siggins Mrs Sam Q Smith Mr and Mrs J H Alexander and others Saturday evening Dr and Mrs Paul Stewart Mr and Mrs J A Rockwell and Dr and Mrs Gail Hamilton will be dinner guests.
The program lists a Chautauqua day with Sunday school at 9:45, sermons at 10:45 by Rev. Martin D. Haran of Ithaca, junior congregation, Bible study, young peoples conference, organ recital by Mr. Hugh Porrer, and a New York Symphony Orchestra performance with The Chautauqua Choir and soloists. Also noted are an Evangelical sermon by Rev A M Rithel, a Tuesday Women’s Club picnic at the Olmstead home in Ludlow, and a month long vacation for Rev James J Ware and family with visits to Lake Erie cottages and Mt Rose Twilight Park New York.
Mr and Mrs Glen W Honkart of 10 Wetmore Street announce the marriage of their daughter Veola to Robert Edward McCanna son of Mr and Mrs L R McCanna of Walnut Street Jamestown New York on Thursday July 28 with the Rev Nelson of Warren officiating There were no attendants The McCanna couple reside in Warren
Residents and guests travel to Buffalo Detroit Chicago Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Local families attend reunions church events and attend Chautauqua programs while others visit relatives in Erie Jamestown Warren and Olean. دارند
Mr ani Dirs and B. H. White of 212 East Fifth Street are the parents of a son born at 5 30 p m at the Maternity hospital. The infant weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces.
Dr. Douglas Ward formerly Miss Florence Thurston was honored at a shower last evening at her mother C. T. Thurston’s home 440 Prospect Street. Dorcas class of United Brethren church hosted presenting a sewing cabinet and gifts after a social evening. Twelve guests attended a luncheon closing the event.
Evelyn Kerr hosted a farewell gathering at 11 Dartmouth Street for Miss Elizabeth Knabb who returns to Philadelphia to resume duties as a nurse in a Philadelphia hospital. Eight guests attended and the evening was spent socially with a dimly lit luncheon served late.
Mrs F. E. Thompson hosted the fourth annual Russell Union school girls reunion in her home on Tuesday. Guests enjoyed a picnic luncheon, a business session elected Ella Heughet president and Mertie Brown secretary, and plans to invite all former Russell school attendees to join next year.
The 13th annual White descendants reunion will be held in the 8 B A hall on a Saturday in August. All relatives are invited to attend.
Observing a forty six birthday anniversary the Second Auaohart Missionary Society hosted an afternoon program at the First Presbyterian Church featuring Miss Clara E. Hazen detailing Presbyterian Mission work in Porto Rico. Hazen discussed local customs country conditions and field experiences. Fifty five members attended with a dinner served by Mrs. A B MacDonald and Mrs. Robert Mackay at Warenwar Grove road. A Rotary luncheon Monday will feature Colonel Thomas Durban of Enrie US Army Reserve as guest speaker for the Rotarians and Warren County Motor Club.
In and Out of Town notes frequent travelers and visitors. William W McKittrick and guests plan a Sunday automobile trip through Canada Vermont Boston New York City Washington Pittsburgh. Smedley family return from New York City visit. Murphy family spending weekend with DePew in Oil City. Barbara Morrison returns from a two week trip to Orwege Syracuse and Fairhaven. Noyes and Noyes visit in town. Mecklenberg heads to Pittsburgh for business. Genge Schuler party weekend at Coudersport. Swan girls sail to Oil City for a visit.
Mu and Mrs C HB Garter of 232% N Carver street are the parents of a baby boy born this morning.
Warren chamber of commerce launches a discussion drive titled Isles of Your Options to gauge public opinions on local efficiency and choice. tickets priced 10 cents grant entry to sections with judges awarding prizes for best shop, clerk, barber, ice cream parlor, police, treasurer, teacher, service club, newspaper, and more as funds support a future reunion and convention.
The Titusville Herald reports the fourth annual reunion of Joel Jones descendants held at Pine Street Extension Park in Meadville on Thursday July 28. About 160 relatives attended from Lorraine Ohio Florida Colrs Ohio City Niagara Falls Wise Ten Titusville Cochranton and Blaek Ash. A large dinner followed with beans potatoes salad pickles cakes and more then pictures were taken in the grove and an extensive program occurred with minutes letters talks poems and memories from attendees and friends unable to attend. The oldest relative was Hiram Jones in his nineties and officers elected included President Charles T. Jones Secretary Sara McCartney and Treasurer Bessie Ciermons with a local exec committee.
Warren relatives infer that Mr and Mrs Walter Mitchell who spent months in Ware and were seen going to Liverpool have left for India. Mr Mitchell may resume his work there.
Knights of Pythias installed officers at their business session last evening in the lodge rooms. E. D. Stewart was made Commander, J. W. Kirberger vice commander, Frey Myer master at arms, Rufus Gonnelly prelate, Gust Bauer keeper of records and seals, Lewin Lohnes master of finance, J. N. Grady master of exchequer, J. A. James master of work, Henry Honhart inner gate, George Clifton outer guard, J. A. James trustee, E. D. Stewart again inner gate to the convention.
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