Renova Division Picnic Draws Rail Employees and Families
The Renova division of the Pennsylvania railroad invites all department employees and their families to an old-fashioned basket picnic on August 11 at Orchard Grove near the Erie city line. An exclusive use of the picnic area is secured, with city buses for Erie train arrivals between Union Station and the grounds. The division covers about 2000 miles, drawing attendees from Renovo Sinnamahoning Driftwood Emporium St Marys Ridgway Johnsonburg Kane Ludlow Sheffield Clarendon Warren Irwin Youngsville Corry Union City Waterford and other stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renova ieVision
Pennsylvania Railroad
Orchard Grove
Erie City
Erie
Union Station
Pacnic
Renurg
Renovo
Sinnersahoning
Driftwood
Emporium
St. Marys
Ridgway
Johnsonbure
Kane
Ludlow
Sheffield
Clarendon
Warren
Irwne
Youngsville
Corry
Union City
Waterford
Miss Mildred Eighmy Weds Edw Simpson in Erie
Miss Mildred Adele Eighmy, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Eighmy, wed Edward James Simpson, son of Mrs Ellen Simpson of Detroit, on Wednesday July 25 at the Rev Griffiths Lakeshore Drive Erie PA. After a dinner and reception at Mrs Job J McLaughlin’s home in Erie, the couple left for a Canada motor trip and will reside at Forest Park. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs William Krieger and others from Warren, Cleveland, and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Eighmy
Waterstreet
Mildred Adele
Edward James Simpson
Ellen Simpson
Detroit
Michigan
Griffith
Lakeshore Drive
Erie
Norman J. McLeod
Chautauqua Wednesday Program and Music Schedule
The program lists a devotions hour, Shakespeare lecture series featuring Othello and The Tragedy of Fate, a New York Symphony matinee with conductor Albert Stoessel, chaplain and Bird and Tree Club events, and evening performances of Merchant of Venice. There is also a separate August 19 music matinee with Mozart overture, Dvorak Largo, soloist Dorma Lee, and pieces by Moskowski Kreisler Liszt Elgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis J. McConnell
Shakespeare
Howard Griggs
New York Symphony Orchestra
Albert, Stoessel
Frank McEntee
New York Company
New- York Symphony Orchestra
Albert Stoessel
Mozart
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Local residents visit kin and travel notes deepen community ties
In and Out of Town items list Mr and Mrs Harry Kemble and sons Lewis and Wayne returning from a motor trip to St Louis Missouri. Detroit visitors Mrs U S James and children stay with Mrs James parents at 523 Conewango Avenue. Mrs Charles Noyes of Butler Pa visits her mother on East Street. Mrs Charles Young returns from Pittsburgh after visiting Mrs George Gadsby. Mrs A E Johnson returns home after a week with sister Mrs Cura Benson in Salamanca N Y. Marie Maitland and daughters Martha and Magdalyn drive by motor to Chicago for an indefinite visit. Bess Ely of Bethlehem Pa returns home after visiting Mrs Robert Mackay. Mrs C Albro Newton and Hazel Gronberg head to Boston for piano study with Frederic Tillotson. Mrs Raymond Ingersoll and children of Brooklyn have left for Montana after a month’s visit. Margery Moe Harmon of Pikeville Ky visits Elizabeth Phillips in North Warren. Misses Jeannette and Miriam Smith of Cleveland to visit. Beaty family and Miss Lois Beaty, with Harry Clark of Mannington WV, guests of Zelda Maitland on Hertzel Street. Mrs C J Bennett and daughter Genevieve of Marietta Ohio depart for Washington Pennsylvania after visiting 103 North Irvine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kemble
Lewis and
Wayne
St. Louis
U. S. James
Detroit
Michigan
James
W. A. Kinnear
Conewango
Avenue
Margery Moe Harmon
Pikeville
Elizabeth Phillips
North Warren
Moe Harmon
Miss Phillips
Western College For Women
Oxford
Ohio
Jeannette
Miriam Smth
Cleveland
Birthday Celebrations for Charles Hoernstrom at Pine Street Home
Mrs. Otto Hoernstrom hosted a Monday evening gathering on Pine street for her son Charles Hoernstroms twelfth birthday. The event featured games music and refreshments. Nearby Margaret Geitner who just returned from a Canada trip was surprised by seven couples visiting her home Saturday evening for music dancing and late refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Hoernstrom
Pine Street
Charles
Geitner
Margaret Geitner
Canada
Dennison Family Reunion Draws 100 Attend
One hundred relatives and friends attended the forty third annual Dennison family reunion at Hassan Park Oil City. Officers elected at the business meeting were President Charles Dennison Falconer N Y Vice President Martin Dennison Ashville N Y Secretary Treasurer Myrtie Dedburg Jamestown N Y. Relatives came from Detroit Syracuse Jamestown Falconer Panama Waterboro Werren Sager Grove and Lottsville. Next year’s reunion is set for August 1929 at the Good Fellowship club Warren hostess Mrs Gerda DeForest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Hassan Park
Oil City
Charles Dennison
Falconer
N. Y
Martin Dennison
Ashville
Myrtie Dedburg
Jamestown
N.Y
Che-Lo-Cha Class Picnic at Rock Spring Park
The Che-Lo-Cha class of the Swe dish Lutheran church will hold a three picnic supper at Rock Spring Park Sheffield Friday evening. Cars will leave the church at six o'clock. All members are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Dorcas Bible
First Lutheran Church
Ceicron Park
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Putnam's Cottage
Conewangs Creek
Warren-Jamestown
Russell
Auxiliary
Legion and Auxiliary
Swedish Lutheran Church
Rock Spring Park
Sheffield
Local Travels and Sunday Trips Around Allegheny State Park
Sheffield July 31 report lists C H Whitaker visiting Cleveland on business. A parade of residents including Mr and Mrs E C Jones and Jeroy, Mr and Mrs Lewis Jones and children, Fred Crowmiller and sons Roy and Jack camped at Allegheny State Park over the weekend. M Furman bought a new Durant. Edinboro day trips included Guy Fitch, Mrs Harry Walters and daughter Erla May, Miss Loraine Pontius and Miss Thelma Pontius visiting relatives. Other weekend visitors were Miss Alice Jones, Miss Freda Fisher, Ree and Gerald Dykins in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
C. H. Whittaker
Cleveland
E. C. Jones
Jeroy
Lewis Jones
Allegheny State Park
Fred Crowmiller
Roy
Jack
M. Furman
Mill Street
Durant
G.” Guy Fitch
Harry Walters
Erla May
Loraine
Thelma Pontius
Edinboro
Alice Jones
Mill_street
Freda Fisher
Warren
Ree
Gerald Dykins
Clarendon
Janet James Moves in New York Dream of Broadway
Janet James leaves Kentucky for New York to seek a Broadway career after a mother’s letter promises support for singing. A hospital meeting with Dr Ballard Riley sparks a social tense flirtation as she explores gowns and nightlife, while fate edges toward a new life in the big city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Mary Jones
Kentucky
Mlle
Marcella Odette
Daniel Webster James
Janet Mary
Pete Elmer
Janet
Big Creek
Pete
New York
France
Ballard Riley
Dr. Riley
Broadway
Birthday reception for Miss Oberg at home
Miss Johanna Oberg of 9 Melvina Street celebrated her 88th birthday with about thirty friends at her Warren home. The event honored a longtime Swedish English Methodist member, with Rev. Harry Nelson giving a short address, and Oberg singing No Never Alone before a small reception and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johanna Oberg
Melvina Street
Miss Oberg
Methodist Church
Warren
Mias Oberg
Ion
Harry Nelson
Jessen
Mins Oberg
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Renova
Pennsy
Mildred Eighmy
Simpson
Dorcas Thimble
George Harsh
Glenwood Street
Lily Weinrich
Bessie Pickens
Washington, Pa
Roy Hatch
Hatch Run
Dell Bines
Ladies Aid
David Olson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Charles Noyes
Butler, Pa
C. v. Crandall
East Street
Charles Young
Henry Street
Pittsburgh
George Gadsby
A. E. Johnson
Cura Benson
Salamanca
Marie Maitland
Conenango Avenue
Martha
Magdalyn
Chicago
Bess Ely
Bethlehem
Robert, MacKay
Poplar
C. Albro Newton
Margaret Mott
Hazel Gronberg
Boston
Frederic Tillotson
Raymond Ingersoll
Brooklyn
C. J. Gravy
Liberty Street
Montana
B.S. Beaty
Lois Beaty
Harry Clark
Mannington
W. Va
Zelda Maitland
Hertzel Street
C. J. Bennett
Genevieve
Marietta
Howard Schultheis
North
Irvine Street
Washington
Pennsylvania
Helene Colvin
George Colvin
Houston
Texas
Woman's Club
Ore
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
A. D. Johnson
Onondaga Avenue
Lottie Breidesbaker
F. A. Johnson
Young People's
Presbyterian Churches
Allegheny College
Meadville
Martha Society
Martha Society of the Emanuel] Reformed Church
Freda Huber
Sampson
Westren Park
Wrightsville
Dinher
J. E. Young
Maxine
Dorothy
Norman Young
Norman Sampson
Charles Sampson
Titusville
Sugargrove
Spring Creek
First Lutheran Church Choir
Chedwell
Chautauqua Lake
C. A. Dennig
Marcelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna. Ave. W
Bird Avenue
Dadey
Forty-fifth
Akozak
Warren Wholesile Co
Margaret Dress Shoppe
Fourth Ave
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