RST M E PICNIC AT Wild Cat Park Ludlow
The First Methodist church Sunday School picnic is set for Thursday afternoon at Wild Cat Park Ledlow. It will be a basket lunch with corned beef, lemonade and ice cream supplied by the committee. Facilities include slides rings horizontal bars sand boxes and athletic fields. Transportation available by calling the church office, phone 1953.
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First Methodist Church
Wild Cat Park
Ledlow
E. R. Frost
O. P. Bush
E. B. Whiting
N. G. Eston
F. C. Eaton
W. A. Levert
H. N. Elmquist
Pierson Eaton
W. F. Bennett
L. A
C. W. Barwis
C. E. Miller
Homer Andrews
Frank Underwood
Neal Patterson
N. D. Patterson
P. D. Belknap
FP. D. Belknap
Sporter Glenn Greer
Mara Mae Gillespie
Eleanor Jaquins
Gleaners' Bible Class to Elect Officers at Seance M E Church
The Gleaners' Bible Class of the Seance M E Church will meet in the Winger Room at 7 30 for annual officer elections. Mrs J R Kirsehler chairs and Mrs B H Joy acts as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
M. E. Church
J. R. Kirsehler
B. H. Joy
Out of Town Visitors and Local Notices in Warren
Mrs Mary Thompson and party from Princeton New Jersey are weekending at the Thomp son home on Pennsylvania avenue west. Mrs Cari Zerres and son Jack return from Pittsburgh. Mrs C H Grenlund returned from Titusville to her home with sister Mrs M A Lang. Mr and Mrs Clifford Wadsworth formerly of Warren visit the Hess home. Mrs N J McCluskey and daughter Martha Jeanette of New Castle Pa visit Mrs Netta Farnsworth. The Misses Ruth Judith and Margaret Holmberg of Minneapolis visit Warren friends. Mrs W J Knapp returns from Waterford where she organized a new American Legion Auxiliary. Also noted is a Cincinnati Enquirer remark on companionate marriages and a Dallas News quip on women in politics.
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Mary Thompson
M. F. Thompson
Miss Mack
Princeton
New Jersey
William Thompson
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Clifford Wadsworth
Lo Glendale
California
Warren
Willis Hess
Third Avenue
N. J. McCluskey
Martha Jeanette
New Castle, Pa
Ruth, Judith
Margaret Holmberg
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Misses Holmberg
W. J. Knapp
Fourth Avenue
Waterford
American Legion
Cincinnati Enquirer
Dallas News
Daughters of 1812 hold quarterly meeting
The General William Irvine Chapter United States Daughters of 1812 met at Mrs Elbert Smiths home on Brook Street with Regent Mrs Fred C Eaton presiding. Rebecca Schofield spoke on Princeton Dartmouth England Prisoner of War 1812 history. Several new members joined as refreshments were served. next meeting set for September 17. Also celebrated Kenneth Carlsons eighth birthday with games and pink and white luncheon. Kenneth received gifts.
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William Irvine
National Society, United States Daughters of 1812
Elbert Smith
Brook Street
Fred C. Eaton
Rebecca Schofield
Princeton
Dartmouth
England
Jean
Margaret Robertson
Ernest Carlson
N. Irvine Street
Kenneth
Dorothy Peterson
Marguerite Anangst
Dorothy Marie Carlson
Virginia Dunn
Lucile Carlson
Carl Anderson
John Freund
Niel Reed
Charles Danielson
Quentin Mellander
Kenneth Carlson
Visitors Honored With Dinner Party
The Misses Ruth Judith and Mar eola formerly of Warren were honored guests at a dinner party last evening at the Liberty Inn. Ten covers were set with pink and white decor, with a large floral centerpiece. After dinner guests moved to Mrs. Anna Blicks home at 102 Center street for an evening gathering. Present were Miss Bertha Byers Miss Ellen Swanson Mrs Anna Blick Mrs Flora Gustafson Mrs Elsie Rosin Mrs Ruth Johnson the Misses Holmberg and Miss Elvira Anderson of Jamestown.
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Ruth
Judith
Margaret Holmberg
Minneapolis
Minneola
Warren
Liberty Inn
Anna Blick
Center Street
Bertha Byers
Ellen Swanson
Flora Gustafson
Elsie Rosin
Ruth Johnson
Holmberg
Elvira Anderson
Jamestown
Four Generations at Luncheon Hosted by Hoff Family
Mrs. Franklin R Hoff gave a one o clock luncheon at the Liberty Inn to honor Mrs. Alma Rowell of Chicago and her granddaughter Mike Charity Rowell of Los Angeles. Guests spanned four generations from Alma Rowell to Rowell Stroupe Hoff five months, child of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin R Hoff, visiting at L Hoff home.
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Franklin R. Hoff
Liberty Inn
Alma Rowell
Chicago
Mike Charity Rowell
Los Angeles
Calif
L. Hoff
I. J. Hoff
Rowell Stroupe Hoff
Coat fastenings reveal a boy's mother’s purchase
A New York City school teacher describes helping a boy with a coat that was hard to fasten. When asked who fixed it, the boy replies that his mother bought it, not sewed or fastened by herself. The line reflects a small, humorous moment from school life.
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New York City
Learn Family Reunion Held at Jamestown
The 22nd Learn family reunion gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Burton E. Miller’s Jamestown home, June 22, with 32 relatives attending. Officers re-elected: President Levi Learn of Russell, Vice President Ethel Miller of Jamestown, Secretary-Treasurer Grace Hale of Lakewood, Historian Laura Blackmore of Frewsburg. Relatives came from Salamanca, Little Genesee, Warren, Russell, Abeley, Frenchtown, Kilstone, Jamestown, and Lakewood.
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Learn
Burton E. Miller
East Fifteenth Street
Jamestown
Levi Learn
Russell
Ethel Miller
Grace Hale
Lakewood
Laura Blackmore
Frewsburg
Salamanca
Little Genesee
Warren
Ruswell, Abeley
Frencburg
Kilstone
Adam Learn
Dartmouth Street
Fred Enon
Will Fullerton
Akeley
Thomas Mack
James Mack
Kiantone
N. Y
Sewing Circle Meeting At Cobham Park Road Home
The Tabitha Sewing Circle holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Nels Larsen’s Cobham Park Road home. Members and friends are invited to attend.
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Tabitha Sewing Circle
Nels Larsen
Cobham Park Road
Company 1 Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Set at Armory
The Ladies Auxiliary of Company 1 will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o clock at the Armory with Mrs Leo Geese to preside. Cautious buyers are advised to read the classified ads carefully.
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Company 1
Leo Geese Wall
Prohibition Debate Roars as Houston Hostels Delegates
A Washington writer reports from Houston during the 1928 political season. He chats with Gov Dan Moody and Uncle Joe Daniels on party reform and gin, notes Cordell Hull Jesse Jones Donahey and Joe Robinson as possible nominees, and observes wet dry tensions among delegates. He mentions a rodeo and women’s prayer halls while predicting lively campaign theatrics through the convention.
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Warte Phillips
Buckingham Palace
Tulsa
Oklo
Wilson
Dan Moody
Dan
Smith
Josephus Daniels
Joe
BBC
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Jesse Jones
Tom Rickard
Gov. Donahey
Ohio
Joe Robinson
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Warren Society and
Ludlow
Cari Zerres
Jack
Biddle Street
Pittsburgh
C. H. Grenlund
Titusville
M. A. Lang
Daughters OF 1812
the Tribune
Sewing Circle Meeting
Will
Pat Harrison
Kingdom of Heaven
Tammany
Houston
McNaught Syndicate
Warren Tribune
Emanent
Marcelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna. Ave
Warren National Bank
Liberty and
Second Streets
Warren, Pa
U.S
Federal Reserve Credits
Trust Department
John L. Blair
Frank M. Knapp
H. M. Putnam
Chas. S. Knabb
Edw
Johnson N. P. Wheeler, Jr
C. W. Beckley Delbert L, Lewis
A. L. Schellhammer
Arren National Bank
United States
Pennsylvania
Miner D, Crary
Thos. K. Creal
F, E. Hertzel
E. W. Johnson
Warren, McKean, Elk, Forest
Venango
Crawford
Chautauqua Counties
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