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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1928
Page
8
The Salem Evangelical church held its Sunday school picnic at Fern Cliff Park on Saturday afternoon with about 225 attending. Fred Huber led the program after a 1 PM dinner, including races, contests, a baseball game between married and single men, and a 6:20 PM basket supper before departure.
The sixteenth annual Hultberg reunion was held Sunday at the Ellington home of Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and Mr and Mrs Thurston Larson. Sixty eight relatives attended with dinner and supper served. Officers elected at the business meeting include President Cheles A Anderson Corry Vice President Richard Thoren Jamestown Secretary J Harold Swanson Jamestown Treasurer Winfred E Linblad Jamestown and several dinner committee members. The next reunion is set for the second Sunday in July 1529 at the same location. Attendees from Warren included Mrs J E Hultberg Albin Hultberg Carl Hultberg Miss Edith Hultberg Mr and Mrs George Hultberg and daughter Marci.
The Tuesday schedule features a 9 45 devotional hour led by Bishop Francis J McConnell a 1045 Shakespeare lecture series the relief in nature As You Like It by Dr Edward Howard Giggs a 845 recital Comedy Scenes from Shakespeare by Miss Maud Miner chaplain's hour at 3 45 with Bishop Francis J McConnell a 5000 L C Hour at 815 and a dramatic Shakespearean performance Twelfth Night by Frank McEntee and his New York Company.
Mrs Hugh A Schuler hosted a Friday gathering at Central Avenue home for her club. Bridge and five hundred games filled the evening followed by refreshments. Mrs George Dyke hosted a dinner on Friday night for her husband with 24 guests, music and cards, decorations featuring sweet peas and lies of the valley, with attendees from Youngsville, Jamestown and Westfield.
A group of girls finished a week long camping trip along Conewange creek at Russell returning Monday. Participants include Charlotte Mahaffey Katherine White Agnes Falber Edna Peterson Violet Morell Virginia Mehring Alice Clepper Margaret Sloan Jane Sloan. Virginia Slacum entertained guests Friday evening with bridge dancing and music at her home 192 Palit Avenue. A garden party planned by the Woman's Club at Mrs W L Allen Conewango Avenue was postponed to Friday after the late A J Hazeltine's funeral Tuesday afternoon.
The fifth annual Rich Musante families reunion was held Sunday at the Musante farm. Dinner for twenty five was served at noon. Afternoon activities included baseball, horseshoes, and other outdoor games. A weiner toast followed supper and the evening featured more games with attendees including A A Musante B R Masci Samuel Rich family Andrew Musante Victor Musante Joseph Musante Thomas Musante John Musante Mr and Mrs Eugene Musante and family and Mr and Mrs Hogan and family.
Mrs George Calderwood of Verbeck street hosted a luncheon at the Woman's club on Monday. The event honored her sister Mrs William Dunham of Boston Massachusetts. Luncheon was served at one oclock with covers for forty two guests.
The Christian Endeavor League of the Salem Evangelical church will meet Monday at 7:45 PM in the church assembly rooms for the regular monthly business and social gathering. All members are expected to attend. Mer. W. E Hoskins hosted a family dinner at the Warren Outing club honoring Mr. and Mrs Alfred Kitchen and children Billy and Paul of Philadelphia. Mrs Kitchen is Hoskins daughter.
The Lutheran Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran church held a turkey supper at Paul Moody’s home on 1910 Pennsylvania Avenue East. Mrs Otto Peterson hosted a sewing club picnic at the Warren Outing Club with numerous couples attending. Little Sally Jane Mader celebrated her fifth birthday with a party on Fifth Avenue. The First Baptist choir held its annual picnic at Wild Cat Park Ludlow with a six o’clock supper for about twenty five. Miss Allene Schindler hosted Elizabeth Ensworth of Buffalo with two bridge tables and refreshments. Swedish Baptist church members were urged to attend a Tuesday 7 45 p m meeting.
Mrs Tracy Greenlund hosted a luncheon at 1 pm for nine guests at her Liberty street home. The event served as a farewell to Mrs Williston P Wood, longtime president of the Mothers Assistance Board, who resigns to move to Grove City. Attendees included local members and guests from nearby towns, with a Seekers class meeting announced for Tuesday at Clarendon Heights. Also noted are the marriage of Miss M Ruth Miller and Hugh A Trask in Batavia, NY, and a Martha Society meeting at Emanuel Reformed church on Monday.
A long column lists guests and travelers in Warren, noting Dr C A Greenleaf of Olean and Mr and Mrs G A Warden of Endeavor visiting Mrs S E H Warden, and numerous others from New York City Newark New Brunswick Cleveland and Pittsburgh alongside local stays and weekend trips.
Janet Mary Jones, a mountain girl with a private schooling, arrives in New York after her mother’s letter urges her to sing. A taxi accident lands her in a hospital where Dr Ballard Riley, a celebrated bachelor, examines her. Janet feels instant attraction, considers Broadway life, and awaits the next chapter with curiosity.
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