Society News and Party Notices in Warren
Society items report Ferm Women of Glade meeting with a children day program and a Josephine Cramer talk. Residents move to Warren at 600 West Fifth Ave. Brown Boot Shop manager moves in. Births announced for a son at Warner General Hospital and another for Mr. and Mrs. George Bette. Important meeting planned for Little Heralds and Mothers Circle with Friday demonstration plans. Truth Seekers class hosts Cora Eldred home gathering with officers named. Miss Sally Sloan arrives as maid of honor for Gildersleve wedding festivities. other guests listed. Wedding announcements cover Katherine Fuelhart and Malcolm E. Little marriage in Milburn New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Gebhardt
Glade Tovenehip
Josephine Cramer
State College
Mietobers
Warren
W. H. Cannon
Indiana
West Fifth Avenue
Cannon
Brown
George Folkman, Sr
Little Heralds
First Evangelical Church
SSS Flelrart
Katherine Fuelhart
Ide. Fuelhart
Katie
Warren High School
Malcolm E. Little
Louisville
Georgia
Milburn
N. J
Warren area social and church events highlighted
Activities include Clara Bow entertainment by Mrs Job Cameron at 17 Central Ave Library Theatre, Good Cheer Society event at Swedish M E church, First Lutheran home gathering, and a G D A meeting at Philome Club. Also noted are a Warren Conservatory senior recital by Walter W Wilkins, a ministerial banquet postponed to June 27 due to YWCA cafeteria work, and weddings and college plans for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bow
Ministerial Association
Jasiore
Luther League Postponed and Social Notes From Church Group
The Luther League of the First Lutheran church is postponed from this evening to a later date with an outing likely planned. Miss Lyden Bratton of Atlanta and Miss Leah Durst of Keyser are visiting Miss Ethelyn Parker, a daughter of Dr. Parker, after returning from Maryland College for Women. A Willing Workers meeting at Salem Evangelical church elected officers for 1927 and served refreshments. A quiet wedding occurred at the First Lutheran parsonage as Daisy Pearl Bulkley wed Jacob Carl Wagner, both from Export, Pennsylvania, and residing in Woodlawn, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
the First Lutheran Church
Lyden Bratton
Atlanta
Georgia
Leah Durst
Keyser
West Virginia
Ethelyn Parker
J. P. Parker
Third Avenue West
Parker
Lutherville
Maryland College For Women
Salem Evangelical Church
Alice Tingwall
Gertrude Ristau
Gustave Ristau
John Naegeli
Ella Ackert
A. Flick
Alma Stuve
Erna Dase
Eile Ackert
Ed Werley
John Fisher
Evelyn Egger
Firet Lutheran Church
C. A. Denning
Daisy Pearl Bulkley
Jacob Carl Wagner
Excelsor, Pz
Will
Woodlawn
Tureen Luncheon By Woman's Missionary Society
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Presbyterian will hold a tureen luncheon at 12 30 Wednesday at Mrs H C Gresch 416 Prospect Street. The regular meeting follows at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
King seeks re election to Venango County Board
Charles W. King of Cooperstown announces candidacy for re election to the Venango County Board of Commissioners subject to the September 20 Democratic primary. King won the seat four years ago and is finishing his first term in office. Governor Fisher receives honorary Doctor of Laws at Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, with state officials present. Tail light and license plate visibility enforcement announced by state highway patrol. penalties include fines up to 25 dollars or up to five days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. King
Cooperstown
Venango County Board Commissioners
King
John
Fisher
Franklin and Marshell College
Lancaster
State Highway Patrol
Eynon
Warren Area Social Notes and Local Weddings
In and Out of Warren events feature families traveling for Thiel College plays graduation and social visits across Kane Ridgway New Castle and Philadelphia. Several residents entertain guests attend commencements attend church and legal notices report a marriage license for Jacob Wagner and Daisy Buikley in Excelsior.
Prize Balloon Found by Jane Hildum at 2 06 PM
A yellow prize balloon from Metzger Wright's Anniversary event was found by nine year old Jane Hildum of 17 Runsel Street at 2 06 PM. She claimed $5 in merchandise and plans to buy items for home. Balloon colors and tag noted as part of a store promotion during a five day sale. Separately, the Pittsburgh Conference Woman's Missionary Society met to plan the 1927 28 year activities with Rev. A Giuliani as principal speaker and a program spanning Tuesday to Wednesday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger-Wright
Jane Hildum
Clarence Hildum
Runsel Street
Jane
Metzger- Wright's
Metzger-Wright's
Hildum
Ing
Russell Street
South Street
Pam
Clayton Fracker
Pittsburgh
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Evangelical Church
F. E. Hetrick
Johnstown
Sessio
Franklin
First Evangelical
Clarendon Evangelical
Salem Evangelical
A. Giuliani
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sarah Exnes
W.L. Arnold
Jocal W. M. S
H. F. Dornheim
Warren Quartet
G. A. Collins
Oil City
Lillien_C. Graeff
Harrisburg
Missjon Bande
Little Heralds
T. E. Osborne
Snyder
Chas. R. Hall
Martha Ellenberger
Ovr
J. Geo. Knipper
Mra. Folkman
Warren, Pa
Group Gatherings to Hold Elections in Rural Districts
The American Sunday School Union conducts Group Gatherings in Warren and Forest counties. Eight groups, each with elected officers, will hold annual meetings this month at sites including Lynch, Star Brick, Triumph, Torpedo, Cobbs Corners, Matthews Run, Wastren's Park, and Wrightsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sunday School Union
Warren
Forest County
Lynch
Warren Country
Star Brick
Triumph
Torpedo
Cobbs Corners
Short June Quarter Sessions Court Proceedings
The June quarter sessions court sat briefly as pleas of guilty and several cases were continued to later terms. The novel processes concluded with the discharge of the traverse jurors after 11 o'clock this morning. The grand jury also convened this morning before adjourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse
Rural music gatherings and leadership change noted
The article discusses the high social and spiritual value of rural music events and the role of ministers and musicians in providing venues and music. It notes a leadership shift since March when Dean E. Coates moved to Westerville, Ohio, with Ernest Kaebnick now in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Warren
Dean E. Coates
Westerville
Ohio
Ernest Kaebnick
Rouse Home at Youngsville Inspecting Affairs Inquiries
The text requests inspecting the Rouse Home at Youngsville and assessing how the institution is run. It notes the June sky event of interest to astronomers as the Pons-Winnecke comet returns near Earth, with historical mentions of its 1819 discovery by Jean Louis Pons and its 1923 observation by E. E. Barnard, detailing its Pegasus constellation visibility around late June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Louis Peng
FE. E. Barnard
Yerkes Observatory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Schmidt
Market Street
Gon
Warner General Heertte
George Bette
Main Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Cora Eldred
Hinkle Street
Fred N. Dietsch
Walter Irwin
Jeanette Crossman
Sally Sloan
Brownsville
Patty Gildersleeve
Miss Sloan
Gilderslevemith
Miss Gildersteve
Stanley Gildersteve
Elizabeth
Guy Buell
Huntington
Virginia
Guetta
Warren Tomorrow
Clare Bow
Tutheran Church
Creed Erickson
Glenwood Street
O. W. Genander
Sweden
Swedish Congregational Church
Women’s Missionary Convention
F. A. Risley
Francis
Ligonier
A. B. Brubaker
Risley
Brubaker
Lancaster County
John G. Engle
Abilene
Kansas
Canada
Engle
Miss Ettinger
Arthur Jackson
Myrtle Street
Mise Lorena Esther Ettinger
Cleveland
Ida Ettinger
Frank Joseph Briner
Akron
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Georgette
Kate Ettinger
James Stese
Donig
Lewis Ettinger
Lloyd Knowlton
S. Riteman
Washington
Atlantic City
Briner
Elton Avia Towing Company
Hareld Hampson
New Process Company
Ann Arbor
Law School
University of Michigan
Men's Union
Carnahan-Schearer
Frank Trusler & Son
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Eles
Bulkley—Wagner
Conti
Pa. Ave. E
Associated Master Barbers OF America
Johnson Brothers
Isabelle
John Laughness
Raymond Lauffenverger
Thiel College
New Castle
Jessie M. Snapp
Hertzel Street
Kane
George Blean
North South Street
Endeavor
Eed
P. D. Belknap
William O'Neillin
Bradford
Apollonia
Corda
St. Marys
Morni
John Sigging
Ida Siggins
Tidioute
Tand Mire
John Siggine
Jackson Street
Allen Jackson
Glen Brockway
Harold Blair
B.S. Knabenshue
New York City
Frances Grill
St. Peters’burg
Florida
J. E. Hultberg
Grant Baitberg
Philadelphia
Charles Fe, Merrill
J. F. Neal
Buffalo
W. J. Knapp
H. P. Stone
Ch Dren
Lutherville, Md
Katherine Stone
Mary Stone
Ethel McCartney
Tarton Springs High School
Tarton Springs
Fla
S. R. McCartney
Cayuga Avenue
E. H. Bonsall
Franklin R. Hoff
East Street
Mary Frances
Helen Kelly
Howard Kelly
Tionesta
Lewis Arner
Madison Avenue
J. H. Moll
Nebraska
Lyman Cook
H. A. Logan
May Titus
Ss W. Titus
Rosemary
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Daisy Pearl Buikley
Excelsion, Pa
Recorders Office
Cry In Back Yard
Warren and
Field
Matthews Run
Pickett
Rouse
Youngsville 1
Miss Locker
Kirschner’s
Erie
Wareren
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