Pleasing Junior Recital At 18 Third Avenue
Last evening at 18 Third Avenue junior pupils of Mrs William Robertson and Miss Jean Robertson with Jane Allen a pupil of Florence Jacobs and Margaret Nelson performed a recital. About one hundred friends and relatives attended praising the young performers. A lengthy program featured works by Diller Williams Schumann and Bizet among others with solos and duets by Louise Condit Jeanette Eldred Dorothy Gaynor Blake and Jane Caughey and multiple entries from the study of Arliss Gerould.
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Third Avenue
William Robertson
Jean Robertson
Jane Allen
Florence Jacobs
Margaret Nelson
Louise Condit
Jeanette Eldred
Marian Gerould
Neary
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Elizabeth Craft
Mary Catherine
Gaughn
Dillerucky
Williams
Williams Betty Jane Branch
Bye-lu
Hudson
Dorothy Cinger
Itken
Blyaken
Sue
Jabreb
Hedson
Frances McEown
Trugsing Waters
Dorothy Gaynor Blake
P James
Rogers
Mary
Iekaninny
Frazee Jane Caughey
Tshatkowski
Louise Shawkey
Louise Wright
Wright
James H. Regess
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Robertson
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Gossee
Jean Neva
Gurlitt
Valsette
Schmoll
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Comilly Darees
Wenden
Proeseholdt
Siergaret
Nelson Louise Condit
Arliss Gerould
Schubert Iseho
Speces
Tommy Fi Hee
Frances
Frothingham Buth Reputars
Roberstson
Grieg Drollevies
von, Wika
Ruth Smith
James H. Rogers
Jeanette Norman
Jeanstz van Jeannette Norman J Constance Johnson
Epon
Schvolt
Laetare Medal Honors Margaret Anglin at Notre Dame
The Laetare Medal of Notre Dame, a papal honor, this year goes to Margaret Anglin for a career defined by dramatic achievement. Her triumphs in tragedy demonstrate the power to move packed audiences with the sorrows of ancient Greek themes.
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Parochial School Closes with Wednesday Exercises
Parochial School closure exercises begin Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock with grades 1 to 6 performing. Senior pupils appear Thursday evening at eight. Father J H Diamond will speak, Elizabeth Biber presides. Programs feature songs, dialogues, plays, and musical selections by grades 1 to 8.
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Gypsies Camp Near Sheffield Draw Crowd
A band of Gypsies camped on Deerlick Street near the tannery in Sheffield for about ten days after arriving Monday from Jamestown. A crowd watched four youngsters dance the Black Bottom and a Charleston last night. Local events included a large chamber of commerce meeting and many new members. Movie fans saw Colleen Moore in Orchids and Ermine at Warren’s library theatre. Billy Cary’s skating exhibition filled the Sheffield rink with visitors from Warren, Kane and Clarendon. The piece concludes with a political quip about Republicans and Coolidge.
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Jane Whittaker
Beulah Hateh
June Aber
John Whittaker
Leo Strawbaugh
Jamestown
Deerlick Street
Chamber of Commerce
Cederlof
Library
Warren
Colleen Moore
Sheffield Skating Rink
Billy Cary
Warren, Kane and
Clarendon
Luther League Warren District to Meet at Tivusville
The Twentyth annual ci tion of the Luther League Warren district Swedish Lutheran churches will be entertained at Tivus ville Emanuel Lutheran church on Saturday and Sunday June 25 and 26. Sessions begin with a business meeting, an afternoon outing, and Sunday services led by EB Jacobson and Rev Pearson with choirs from Warren and Sheffield. The Cath er League rally follows with Rev E Carlen and Rev L S Nordstrom as speakers. Rev Ostrom delivers the concluding sermon. Alumni dues will be collected. ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB Dy Kum Klub hosted by Miss Eleanor Flohr with Irene Mshoed winning high score and Mrs K J Knoll taking consolation.
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Luther League
Warren District
Tivusville
Emanuel Lutheran Church
Warren Society
EB Jacobson
Pearson
Sheffield
Warren
E. Carlen
Titusville
L. S. Nordstrom
James— Town
Ostrom
Dy Kum Klub
Eleanor Flohr
Fourth Avenue
Irene Mshoed
K. J. Knoll
I. T Class Night At Epworth Church Parlors
The Epworth M. E. church I. T. class hosts husbands and friends in the church parlors this evening with Mrs Victor Granquist and Mrs David Brasington as hostesses A report notes the Albaugh family reunion at Sandstone Springs Allegheny National Park on June 13 with a large turnout and a picnic dinner followed by a social day.
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Epworth M. ©. Church
Victor Granquist
David Brasington
Reemonay National Park
Sandstone Springs
Allegheny National Park
Albaugh
Entertain at Picnic Party by Drs King and Mrs Rogers
Doctors King Rogers and Mrs James P Rogers of Market Street host a picnic supper party this evening at Sunset Hill for the Gildersleeve Smith wedding party. Twenty guests expected.
Philomel Club Recital for Piano Fund
Philemel club sponsors a recital at the club house next Monday evening June 20 to benefit the piano fund. Performers include Miss Anderson Miss Enstein and Olis3 Chandler.
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Olis3 Chandler
Anna Rockwell Bible Class at Trinity Memorial Church
Fred Walters of 105 Biddle Street hosts the Anna Rockwell Bible Class with Mrs. A. H. Schmutz and Mrs. Weeks assisting. The Trinity Guild holds a last summer luncheon at Parish House with a one o clock tea on Friday June 1st. Committees will host and plan future affairs.
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Anna Rockwell
Fred Walters
Biddle Street
A. H. Schmutz
Weeks
Trinity Memorial Church
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Guild
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Tesses
Navy Department trade school plans announced
Navy officials reveal a year long program starting July 1 to expand the education system under The Navy The School of the Nation. Fifty five schools will train sailors in thirty eight trades, with over 2000 men enrolled at once, including machinist, electrical, radio, aviation, hospital work, books, bakers, and musicians.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Columbus Seniors Visit Capital for Commencement
The 21st annual commencement exercises at our high school were held in the church Thursday evening with twelve graduates receiving diplomas after four years of study. Friday's alumni banquet followed a short program and business meeting electing Paul Trisket as president Amy Ohrn as vice president and Jennie Carter Bensink Ruth Woodring as secretary. The 84 alumni and guests enjoyed a meal in the church dining room hosted by the Community Aid amid lively reminders of school days and year groups.
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Columbus
Our High School
Paul Trisket
Amy Ohrn
Jennie Carter Bensink
Ruth Woodring
Community Aid
How to Secure the Largest Tribune Subscriptions
A persuasive guide urging candidates to push Tribune subscriptions for votes. It promotes soliciting two or more year pledges, daily outreach, and especially pressuring readers to subscribe within a campaign window to maximize votes and incentives. It notes a time limit and a top offer of extra votes for new and old subscriptions.
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Senior class trip and campus events documented
A 1927 alumni gathering featured welcome remarks by Prof. Monroe and short talks from Wey Bindley and other speakers. After the meeting, alumni and guests danced at O. O. S. hall, then the Senior class headed to Washington for a week of sightseeing while several students prepared to attend Edinboro summer sessions. Local residents Arlene Bates Ruth Woodring Olive Sholton and Elizabeth Allen with Helen Crnish visited the town.
Folk Dances Preserved by American Polk Dance Society
Elizabeth Burchanal organizes an American Polk Dance society that seeks to preserve old-time dances. Members travel to hills to find traditional folk dances and protect a fading cultural heritage.
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Yesteryear
America
Elizabeth Burchanal
Orchards and Ermine at Library Theatre spotlighting romance
Colleen Moore stars in Orchards and Ermine a First National romance about a hotel switchboard operator who rises to love and marriage with a wealthy suitor. The film showcases Moore with a strong supporting cast and lavish sets, under John McCormick's production.
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First National
Library Theatre
Ermine
John McCormick
Jack Mulhall
Sam Hardy
Gwan Bee
Jed Pronty
Alia Bennett
Hedda Hopper
Kate Price
Tmily Fitzroy
Caroline Snowden
Young Whee
Reanla Ranatint
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