Marriage Tuesday in North Warren and Youngsville
An approaching wedding plans a Tuesday ceremony June 28 at the Lawson home in North Warren. Miss Marie Lawson will marry Joseph Swanson with attendants Miss Alice Swanson and Waldemer Swanson. Ceremony by Reverend Martin A. Larson at Swedish Baptist church. Post ceremony luncheon then honeymoon to Cleveland and Detroit. SWANSON-NELSON another wedding reports Helen Swanson and Ewald Nelson wed in Jamestown with Evangelical Lutheran rites. BABY GIRL A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bauer of Youngsville at Maternity Hospital weighing seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Swanson
Waldemer Swanson
Seidegram
Cleveland
Detroit
Swanson-Nelson
Helen Swanson
Wilcox
Ewald Nelson
Ohio
Jamestown
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Daniel Nystrom
Thomas Bauer
Youngsville
Miss Rose Mahaffe Street Hosts New Club Initiates
INITIATE NEW Miss Rose Mahaffe street entertained the members of 1 B. MP. KB. club last evening. Three new members. Miss Catherine Bauer. Mrs. Will Granquist y Berdine were given the initiations of the club. The hostel served refreshments at the conclusion of the evening. FINAL MEETING FOR SUMMER The North Warren Men's Bible class will have their final meeting tomorrow morning at ten o'clock at the North Warren Presbyterian church. Their summer vacation period will follow for several weeks with resumption in the fall An orchestra will furnish special music and other features will be indulged in the program, E. DG. Northrup is president, G. A. Bloomquist, secretary, 2nd E. M. Hodges, teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Mahaffe Street
B. MP. KB
Catherine Bauer
Will Granquist Y Berdine
North Warren
North Warren Presbyterian Church
E. DG. Northrup
G. A. Bloomquist
E. M. Hodges
Raymon Kistler
Second
Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Joseph Schofield
Thirg Avenue
West
Harry Conasia
Robert Mackay
Thomas RK. Crea
O. A. Pressel
W. W. Siccum
Ralph Stone
Merie Beardorff
Myre
Conaria
W. J. Richards
Schofield Garden
Pauline Swansen
Elmer Jones
Sheffield
Victoria Isaacson
Mrs. Anderson
Isaacson
Frank Davis
Island Park
Methodist Sunday School
Nettie McAllister
Warren
Nellie Knapp
Louise Clement
Rochester
N. Y
Ernest Peterson
Warren Tonight Library theatre program and picnic scenes
In Warren a regional library theater shows Tom Mis in No Man's Gold with vaudeville, followed by a Safety First Aid meet for Bell Telephone employees in Warren district one. The Fourth Word Bible Circle picnic at the S. S. Sechriest cottage on Conewango Creek drew fifty plus members, with swimming, boating, games, and a dinner at six. Children’s circus party at Philomel Club hosted by Lydia Melinger’s class featured games, animal back prizes, and refreshments. The Misses Snyder hosted a picnic at Crary Cottage for Mrs. Manley Brown and Miss Beatrice Menley, as part of a social week. Mr. and Mrs. Bion F. Full marked their 25th anniversary with a family dinner. Dining and bridge tonight for Mrs. J L. Horter’s club conclude activities.
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Library
Tom Mis
Bell Teleiphone
Warren
Warren Outing Club
Fourth Word Bible Circle
S. S. Sechriest
Conewango Creek
Jimmie Minnimum
Oil City
John Baldensperger
Sheffield
Seebriest
Lydia Melinger
Bmelfinger
Philomel Cluub
Snyder
Agnes
Anna
Laura Snyder
Crary Cottage
Manley Brown
Meadville
George L. Brown
University of Pittsburgh
Beatrice Menley
Pittsburgh
Miss Buck Honored In Youngsville Bride-to-Be Event
Miss Fern Anderson entertained at her Youngsville home last evening honoring Miss Isabella Buck of North Warren who will wed next week. The evening featured a bridge game as the main diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck
Fern Anderson
Youngsville
Isabella Buck
North Warren
Bridge
Miss Milenius Hosts Charming Bridge Luncheon
Miss Nell Milenius of 202 Water street entertained about twenty guests at a two course luncheon with bridge as the main diversion. Prizes went to Mrs. Guy Johnson Mrs. William Dalremple and Mrs. Freeman Peterson. Miss Milenius presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milenius Rostess
Nell Milenius
Water Street
Perny
Bridge
Guy Johnson
William Dalremple
Freeman Peterson
Milenine
Grand Valley Girl Delights at Local Bible School Program
Miss Lillie Louise Wood of Grand Valley gave a standout solo at the Daily Vacation Bible School program at First Presbyterian Church. She performed Austin Miles In the Garden with piano accompaniment by Rachel Winger and Georgia Lett, drawing enthusiastic applause and hope for her future musical study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Vacation Bible School
First Presbyterian Church
Lillie Louise Wood
Walliston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Miss Wood
Austin Mile
Victor Talking Machine Company
Marion Tailey
Kansas City
Rachel Winger
R. H. Winger
Burden and others travel. Warren and surrounding towns
A long list of local residents and visitors is noted with trips and calls across Warren, Port Allegheny, Coudersport, and surrounding towns. Families like the Burdens, Schulers, Nelsons, Kreples, and Tillotsons appear among many who traveled by road or boat, visited relatives, attended meetings, or left for extended tours and business trips.
Jones Makes Close Connection With Ship
Bobby Jones, British open golf champion, arrived in New York from Atlanta at 10 15 a m and rushed to catch the boat for Europe. He appeared heavier but in fine trim and said he hoped not to miss the boat. About 25 people met him at the station, and he was accompanied by his father en route to England to defend his British open title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_ YORK
Bobby Jones
New York
Atlanta
Europe
Jones
Trin
England
Girl leaps twice from same window in Camden
Rae Ward, 21, leapt from a second story window at a Gloucester City party. Friend rescued her, a doctor was summoned, and she then jumped from the window a second time before being revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
Ner Effoft
Gloucester City
Rae Ward
Atery
Friendo
Mission Society at Youngsville Is Entertained
A Youngsville gathering of the Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church featured devotion, a lesson on Mohammedan women led by Miss Margaret Day, and a discussion of aiding Africa mission work. Residents were asked to donate Bible pictures bandages and patching cloth for Mrs Gillet in Kambine Africa and to bring items to Mr Knapp for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Foreign Missionary Society
M. EF
C. L. McMillen
Alzada Gray
Margaret Day
Edith Gillet
Kambine
Africa
Camp Friendship
Katherine Sheldon
Vivian Dyer
Cherry Run
Anna Kay
Donald Sheldon
Foreign Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
Fire at Braddock damages Lachman Feed building
Fire destroyed a five story frame Lachman Feed Co building in Braddock on June 26 causing about $50,000 in damage and sending two families to the street. Fire Captain Michael Sabot rescued eight kittens, entering the blaze after a cat led him to a hay pile containing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Braddock
Lachman Feed Company
Michael Sabot
Vacation Bible School closes with large crowd demonstration
The First Presbyterian church in Sunday school room hosted the union vacation Bible school. More than four hundred attended the closing program with pastors, teachers, and parents present. Fifty plus teachers aided. certificates of perfect attendance were awarded to eighty three pupils and numerous individuals received 100 percent attendance awards for all fifteen sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbss
Warren
Kistler
Dernheim
Dennig
Stoidard
Supt
New
Ware
Helen Groves
Romaine Erickson
Merle Sly
Lilly
Helen Olson
Philemon
Fred Leonard
Pauli
Katharine Lucie
Russell Templeton
Onesimus
Connie Johnson
Lilie Louise Wood
Grand Valley
Georgia Lott
Margaret Winger
Moses
Olive Archibald
Christ
America
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Junior Conroy
Lillian Louise Dornheim
Francis Guy
Robert Pickett
George Swanson
Mary Agnes Grebelle
Elizabeth Abendorth
Eleanor Abendorth
Phyllis Andrews
Stuart Armstrong
Ray Coates
Jane Cogswell
Jore F. Donaldson
Ruth Eckardt
Betty Faw
Meredyth Ann Hansen
Jack Hill
Helen Kaye
Lillian Kays
Betsy Jane Kinnear
Leonard Kirby
Dorothy Kistler
John Lasher
Allan Lawson
Jeanne Leonard
Harriet Lind
Bertha Lindgren
Pearl Alice Lowe
Sally MacDonald
Mildred McEvoy
Betty Jean Miller
Dorothy Florede Miller
Arthur Pickett
Edward Allen Ryberg
Hubert Swanson
Mary Betty Trusler
Howard Anderson
Marjorie Bishop
Jane Bradford
Donna May Broderick
Lucille Corbett
Winifred Crary
Zelma Darnell
Helen Eckardt
Jack Erwell
Marion
Bible School Diamond Contest Highlights Young Players
The Warren vacation Bible school concluded with a three week program led by Rev. H. E. Dornheim. The primary class with 146 enrollees included 46 with perfect attendance. Two seven and eight year olds formed baseball teams Hillies led by Robert Erwell and Valleys led by Thomas Hamilton, with Hillies winning 6 to 3 after seven innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vacatian Bible School
H. E. Dornheim
First Evangelical Church
Edris
Dornheim
Hillies
Valleys
Junior Fouseh
Allen Dawson
Theodore Donaldson
Phillip Afric
Taute
Larson
the Valley
Harold Huebner
Myrl Lindgren
Stewart Armstrong
Thomas R. Hamilton
Edward Ryberg
Jack Dougles
R. F. R. Coates
L. F
George Lowe
Harry Kirshaw
Robbie Larson
Lindgren
Erwest
Hamilton
Donaldson
Girby
Aesthetic Dancer Arrives in Warren
Doris Craven, the aesthetic dancer of New York City, arrives in Warren and announces a program for next Tuesday evening at the Women’s Club theatre. The recital features a balanced mix of modern works and classics, with Miss Norma Andrews providing accompaniment. The news notes a separate item about lightning causing numerous forest fires annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Craven
New York City
Warr
Women’s Club Theatre
Hunmoresque
Palmerer
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Frank Trusler & Son
T. P. Quinn
Venturetown
Fentonville
Strand Theatre
Warren, Pa
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Eves
Bion F. Full
West Fifth Avenue
J. L. Horter
Woman’s Club
Johnson Brothers
Mre Schuler
Margaret Ve
Emily ‘Andrews
Floyd Schuler
Miss Cameron
Long Island
Long See
Margaret Cameron
Horace
Long Islet
Tenorrey
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Church
Ault
William Erickson
Leding
L. H. Sigworti
E. R. Bord
Armstrong
Parsinger
Ebner Patcher
Kyler
Lillie Wood
Bible School
Carnahan-Schearer
Penn. Ave
A. J. Burden
Coudersport
Monda
L. L. Bishop
Marienville
Wallace Schuler
Charlietown
West Virginia
Frank [Schuler
Franklin Street
W. J. Knupp
American Legion Auxiliary
Port Allegheny
American Legion Aunuary
John Haumesser
Warten
Ae My
Otto Nelson
Fanny
Chitina
Alaska
Andrew Nelson
Revere
Jennie E,.thomas
Conewangol Avenue
New Hampshire
Nashua
Clarence Wagner
H. C. Wagner
Charles Kreple
Buffalo
Werren
Dr. Siler
al Snyder
U.S. Rogers
Cowlersport
Efor
Ruth Tillotson
Corry
France
Scotland
Isabelle Greggerson
Rocky River
Tillotson
Florence Carlson
Russell Street
M. Snapp
Secord Avenue
Oregon
Knapp
L. B. Schofield
Newsville
Mass
W. Parker
HR. Clegg
H. R. Cornwall
F. M. Alexander
F.C. Carpwell
J. B. Burnside
Bell Telephone Company
C. E. Rose
Emery Thompson
Liberty Street
Edward S. Lindsey
East’ Street
New England
Dartmouth College
Boston
Lindsey
Boston Law School
R. Z. Morrison
Winthrop Wiliams
Helen
George Olmstead
Olmstead
William Ponsell
Conewargo Avenue
Jamestowe
Janes Black
Walter Black
Ship
Mission Society AT
CL. McMillen
Bliss Lillian Swanson
WME
Swanson
Evelyn Norlin
Warren Conservatory
Youngsville Hi
Harmony Boys
Vacation Bible ‘School
Hyman
Jesus
Myr Sly
Hug’h Walcote
BIBLE
Debber
Alfred de Musset
Dr. Arne
Ariel
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