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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1928

Page

8

Thirty From Local Church Visit Frewsburg Home

Thirty young people from the Swedish Congregational Church visited the Frewsburg Old People's Home. Rev J H Lundgren delivered an address before a program including Adelaide Swanson piano, a girls song group, and a duet by Alice Swanson and Evelyn Samuelson. An offering was given to the home and refreshments were served afterward.

Frewsbureg J. H. Lundgren Adelaide Swanson Warren Conservatory Alice Swanson Evelyn Samuelson

Kodak class to be conducted at camp

A Kodak class will be offered at the YWCA camp by Bliss Mills paw, teaching photography aims and how to develop and print photos on site. The project includes making camp photo books with a prize for the best book at week’s end.

Bliss Milspaw

Fellowship Dance at Trinity Memorial Church

The Young People's Fellowship hosted a dancing party in the parish house with thirty couples attending. The Club Revelers provided the music and punch was served. Chaperons were Mrs. C. R. Edris and Mr. F. L. Hoskins. RJ. Hatton returned home after wintering in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church C. R. Edris F. L. Hoskins

Curtis Wins Republican Nomination Amid Prohibition Rifts

Curtis secured 1,052 votes at the convention after rivals withdrew, with strong backing from Rhode Island supporters including his daughter Mrs Levena Curtis Knight. The event highlighted anti prohibition tensions and east west party unity efforts led by Dawes and Olgivie connections.

Texas Alabama Mississippi Curtis Hime Dawes Levena Curtis Knight Providence R. 1 Knight Rhode Island Olidge Olive Branch

Warren Social Roundup of Visits and Travels

Local notices show numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling. Detroit’s Mrs Grace Meisner and daughter Alice return from Parker street visit. Hampsons drive from Ann Arbor via Erie. Cooperstown and Boston linked trips. Leela Bayer from New York to Warren. Eugenia Gage Norton to visit family. clergy and church events noted.

Grace Meisner Alice Detroit, Mich A. E. Swegles Parker Street Harold S. Hampson Ann Arbor Michigan Warren T. L. Hampson Elm Street Erie

Propaganda topic discussed at Clarendon W C T U meeting

Mrs Grant Sutton hosted the Clarendon W C T U for the June meeting. Mrs Bathurst led the propaganda program with papers on how propaganda promotes principles and the use of pictures in cigarette advertising was opposed in a letter to the Williamsport Sun. A social hour followed refreshments prepared by the hostess and committee. next meeting July 12 at Clarendon M E church.

Grant Sutton Clarendon W. C. T. U Frick Bathurst Washington Williamsport Sun Clarendon M. E

Lander W C T U Holds Regular Meeting At Mrs Swanson Home

Regular monthly session of the Lander W C T U opened with scripture read by the president Mrs Walter and a prayer by Mrs Fosberg. Programs included readings Jerry by Mrs Swanson and Frances Willard's Love of Flowers. Flowers were sent to the sick and Mrs Mahan remembered.

Lander W. C. T. U J. W. Swanson Walter Fosberg

Entertain For Miss O Mara At Elm Street Home

Mrs W Homer Fitch and Mrs Carl Barker hosted a party at 19 Elm Street in honor of Frances O Mara who will wed Andy Merenick June 21. Prizes in Bunce went to Mrs Nellie Miller and Frances O Mara. Out of town guest Mrs Ernest Huey of Point Marion Pa attended.

O'Mara W. Homer Fitch Carl Barker Ernest Huey Point Marion

Presbyterians To Observe Children's Day Here Sunday

The First Presbyterian church will hold a Children’s Day program at eleven o’clock led by Rev Raymon Kistler who will administer infant baptism. The service includes an organ prelude, hymns, prayers, baptism, offerings, and a full sequence of recitations and songs by various Sunday school classes. Rev J L Ware arrived in Warren from St Louis after attending a diocesan summer conference.

First Presbyterian Church Raymon Kistler Miss Irwin Mary Craft Elizabeth Yerg Geraldine Ross Mildred Haines Marion Kirby Jean McDonald Anne Gildersleeve Coletta Faulkner Alberta Maberry Juanita Mabery Mr. James Martin Smith Robert DeLong Rodger Peterson Harry Grove Herbert McCullough Gordon Iseman Robert Whitehill Robert Schwartz Willard Briggs Paul Reynolds James Greenland Robert Graham Donald Keller Thomas Wright John Eberhardt One Gates Mrs. Marrer Evelyn White Elethra Drake Jane Sellin Mary Deardorff Lolo Christenson Alice Gates Margaret McDaniel Anne Gibson Audrey Chinberg Anne Walker Mrs. Walker Billy Genge David Deerdorff Frederick Boppe Clyde Leafgreen Frederick Peterson Donald McComas, Jr Joe Cannon Sherman Smith Jesus Eleanor Conarro Miss Milenius Charlotte McComas Susanne Akers Margaret Johnson Gloria Genge Richard Guild Warren Johnson Gail Barker Neil White Glade Mencer Harry Seybert Jack Gay Mrs. Overturf Joanne Mackay Betty Jean Brown Patty McComas Joan Whitehill Rosamond DeLong Elizabeth Clinger May Whitehill Ruth White Jean Rasmussen Dorothy Clinger Miss Kopf Frank White Kenneth Clark Robert Mackay, Jr James Spies Scotty Calderwood Richard Tucker Douglas Williams Allan Stohl God Scarlatti J. L. Ware Trinity Memorial Church Warren St. Louis Diocese of Missouri

Miss Bertha Wise and Harold Davidson Unite in Marriage

Misa Bertha Wise daughter of Mr and Mrs William Wise of Oil City and Harold A Davidson of Ludlow wed Thursday in Titusville Pa at the home of Mr and Mrs J L Westall The Rev AL Galbraith officiated The bride wore peach georgette with bridal veil orange blossoms and white roses Attendants wore yellow pink roses and carnations A four course wedding dinner followed The couple appeared with and guests included Mr and Mrs William Wise and several Uber family members of Ludlow

Misa Bertha Wise William Wise Oil City Harold A. Davidson Ludlow Titusville J. L. Westall AL Galbraith Titusville Methodist Church Iona Eddy Albetta Westall Davidson Leslie Davidson Finley Uber Clifford Uber Daniel Uber Josephine Marian Uber

Illustrated sermon at United Brethren Church Sunday

The United Brethren Church plans an illustrated sermon Sunday at 7 30 using 35 lantern slides on the life of Paul. Illustrated songs will accompany the service and next quarter’s Sunday School lessons focus on Paul. The congregation is invited. Mrs W J Knupp, state director of the American Legion Auxiliary, visited Ridgway and nearby towns and is directing activities in multiple counties. Today she is visiting Union City Cambridge Springs and Edinboro.

U. B United Brethren Sunday School Oakview Park Conewanzo, Creek United Brethren Church Paul W. J. Knupp American Legion Auxiliary Ridgway Johnsonburg St. Marys Wilkins Kane Knupp Erie Crawford Venango Warren Forest, Elk McKean Union City Cambridge Springe Edinboro

Robertson Family On Vacation In Warren

Miss Jean Robertson spent the last year at the Institute of Musical Art Juilliard School of Music New York City and will return to New York in the fall. Miss Margaret Robertson is a teaching Fellow at George Washington University Washington D C. William Robertson attends Washington and Lee University Lexington. Dr and Mrs W M Robertson host the family on Third Avenue.

Margaret Winger Knox School For Girls Rachel Winger Eastman School of Music New York City Warren Robert Winger Hazel Street Norma Andrews K. M. Andrews Fourth Avenue Miss Andrews Institute of Musical Art Juilliard School of Music Missus W. M. Robertson Third Avenue Jean Robertson New York Margaret Robertson George Washington University Washington, D. C William Robertson Washington Lee University Lexington

Hutchinson Bible Class Meets Today at Presby Church

The Hutchinson Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. T. K. Creal’s Oak Street home at 3 o’clock with Mrs. J. A. Schofield as teacher. A tureen dinner followed at 5:30 in Mrs. Creal’s flower garden for about thirty guests. Rev. Raymon Kistler and Mrs. Kistler of Rochester, N.Y., were guests of honor and received a birthday cake in his honor since he could not be in Warren on his birthday.

Hutchinson Bible Class First Presbyterian Church J. A. Schofield T. K. Creal Oak Street Raymon Kistler Mrs. Kistler Rochester N.Y Hutchinson Rev Kistler Warren

Dinner and Musical Ends Junior Philomel Season

The Junior Philomel girls held a four course dinner at the Philomel club with yellow and white decor and daffodils. After the meal they presented a musical program featuring Crescence Ebel, Virginie Miller, Evelyn Armstrong, Florence Jacobs, Donna Sill, Elizabeth Biber, Margaret Wagner, Mary Farr, and oersen Regis O Leary with Betty Eldred announcing. Harold Triggs of New York City performed selections. This was the season’s final meeting. meetings resume in September. Miss Minnie Pepperman hosted a compliment to Miss Marian Johnson at Mohawk Avenue with bridge and prizes for Olive Blanchard and Geraldine Pang, followed by a two course luncheon. Guests included Helen Yargle, Marian Sohnsor, Olive Blanchard, Elizabeth Trax, Mary Edinger, Geraldine Pang, and Lucille Kofod.

Philomel Philomel Club Crescence Ebel Virginie Miller Evelyn Armatrong Florence Jacobs Donna Sill Elizabeth Biber Margaret Wagner Mary Farr Pees Regis O'Leary Betty Eldred Harold Triggs New York City Miss Johnson Minnie Pepperman Mohawk Avenue Marian Johnson Millard-Fillmore Hospital Buffalo Olive Blanchard Geraldine Pang Helen Yargle MarianSohnsor Elizabeth ‘Trax Mary Edinger Lucille Kofod Jamestown

Rat on Dutchmer Street Brings New Home and New Dreams

Honey Lou marries Jack Wallack and moves into a stylish flat where furnishings impress The Head, Mary the cook and Angela share shopping trips. As bills arrive, Honey Lou enjoys luxury yet Margret frets about a future with Steve Mayhew, hinting at romance and longing.

Dutcimer Street Mary Mary Delaney Honey Lou Miz Jim Clemens Suzanne Suzanne Clemens Jack Honey ‘Lau Hesd Angela Down Town Steve Honey Margret Dulelmer Street Ann Ludlow Neadows M. Pargret Marrit¢D Ste ¢ Mayhew Mra. Huntley Steve Mays

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