Kathleen Gleason Weds Leo Dohr Gibson in St Josephs Rectory
Kathleen Ann Gleason daughter of Mrs Cecelia K Gleason 306 Beech street married Leo Dohr Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Emnett Gibson 11 Water street this morning at ten oclock in St Josephs rectory Rev J H Diamond officiated The bride wore white crepe with a white satin hat and carried an arm bouquet of white roses and freesia The bridegrooms sister Miss Cecelia Carrick Erie acted as bridesmaid Curtis Gibson brother of the groom served as best man A wedding breakfast followed at the Woman's Club Twenty guests were seated at the pink and white bride table The couple will travel through Canada and reside after July 15 in a newly furnished apartment on Pennsylvania Avenue East Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Farr Carrick Cecelia Carrick Mr and Mrs Fair Davis of Kane and Mrs Harper Horn of Garland Pa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otk
Kathleen Ann Gleason
Cecelia K. Gleason
Beech Street
Leo Dohr Gibson
Emnett Gibson
Water Street
St. Joseph’s
J. H. Diamond
Cecelia Carrick
Erie
Carrick
Gibson
Curtis Gibson
Canada
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Frank Carrick
Cecelia Carrick and Mr. and Mrs Fair Davis
Kane
Harperd Horn
Garland
Officers Named by Gleaners Class of Grace M E Church
The Gleaners class of Grace M E Church met in the Winger room with singing and devotionals led by Mrs. Bernard Joy. Election of officers for the coming year named Elmer Worley as president and Gust A. Probst as teacher, with several others filling roles. next gathering will be a July 24 picnic with details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleaners
Grace DM. E. Church
Bernard Joy
Joy
Boyd
Watson
Wellsville
N. Y
Stella Erickson
Elmer Worley
W. H. Brenton
C. R. Foreman
R. G. Swanson
Hary Hadley
Roy Krebs
Gust A. Probst
H.§. Keck
William Muir
North Warren W C T U conducts meeting at home
Members of the North Warren W C T U gathered last evening at Mrs. George Kidder’s home for devotionals, prayers, and remarks on danger points of prohibition movements. The next gathering will be at Mrs. Mary Dalrymple’s home. A separate note announces Crary Chapel’s Fourth Quarterly Conference of First Methodist Church on Wednesday June 27 at eight, with reports and district superintendent Norris A White in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
George Kidder
Main Street
WL. Armold
Dirs Plaza Olsen
Arnold
Boole
R. T. Jones
Olsen
Mary Dalrymple
First Methodist Church
Crary Chapel
Norris A. White
Second Auxiliary Missionary Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
T. K. Creal
Oak Street
Finders Keepers
In and Out of Town Visitors From Erie and California
Mrs. E D Wetmore and Mrs. Margaret Guth from Erie visited Evie today with Guth staying at her Erie home. Mrs. Lee Brant of Oakland and Mrs. Harold Griffith of San Francisco left for California after visiting their father Albert Mathyer on Marrer Street. Mr. and Mrs. H H McConnell and daughter Jane with Miss Caroline Davidson returned from a motor trip to Elizabeth New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Wetmore
Margaret Guth
Erie
Evie
Guth
Lee Brant
Oakland
California
Harold Griffith
San Francisco
Albert Mathyer
Marrer Street
H. H. McConnell
Jane
Caroline Davidson
Elizabeth, NJ
Mother Daughter Banquet Held by Theta Chi Rho Sorority
The annual Mother Daughter banquet of Theta Chi Rho sorority was held at the Liberty Inn with twenty three guests. A decorative brown and gold table featured nut cups and lemon lilies. Florence Irwin performed, followed by a reading by Mary Gibson. Gladys Mitten gave an address on Sorority Ideals, and Martha Maitland read an Edgar Guest poem. Celia Thompson played Moon Flower to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi Rho
Liberty Inn
Florence Irwin
Friml
Edgar Guest
Mary Gibson
Gladys Mitten
Dass Ayanelle
Seekers Class of First Evangelical Names Committees
The Seekers class of the First Evangelical church met at Mrs. R. C. Swanson home Clarendon Heights. Officers elected committees including Membership Devotional and Social with listed members. A social hour followed and refreshments were served. Next meeting set for the last Tuesday in July at Mrs. Tom Johnsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evengelical Church
R. C. Swanson
Clarendon Heights
R. Sly
E. M. Schwing
Tom Johnson
R. €. Swanson
Charles Mathis
Raymond Moser
Fred Olsén
Henry Strom
Chas. Mack
F. Quster
Lottie Northrup
Helen Davis
Willard Couse
Fred Dixon
G. Boston
Frank Nelson
H. E.dornheim
Lottie Breidenbaker
Geo. Fowl
Freeman Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Gary Vanderbilt
Jessis Johnson
Mabel Offerle
Emma Laudner
Guy McClosky
O. R. Pang
Edith Offerle
Card Party Draws One Hundred Guests at Local Club
The Rockwell Schofield committee and Mrs George Dunham's Woman's club group hosted a card party yesterday afternoon with over one hundred attendees. Thirty bridge tables were played for prizes while some guests sewed and visited. Pink and white peonies adorned the room and stage as foot lights created a stunning display. refreshments followed the games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell-Schofield
George Dunham
Woman's Club
Daughters of the American Colonies Hold Second Kanoagoa Meeting
The Kanoagoa Chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Colonies held its second quarterly meeting at the Woman's Club with thirty members, a noon luncheon, and remarks by national president Mrs. L. Hunter. Officers and members discussed chapter progress, supplementals, and plans, noting the society’s impact and a $1,000 grant for Fort LeBoeuf's replica fort. Next meeting set for September in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanoagoa
National Society, Daughters of the American Colonies
Woman's Club
Fred O. Eaton
Edward Lindsey
L .L. Hunter
Tidioute
National Society
Fort LeBeouf
Jamestown
Harriet Eaton
General Assembly
MacLean Houston
H. A. Kitchen
Butler
Woman's Club of
Warren
F. Effie Braddock
W. H. Allen
J. H. DeFrees
L. L. Hunter
A. R. Wheeler
Endeavor
Newcomer
Bride Elect Miss Pauline Unger Honored At Shower
Clarendon hosts a shower for Miss Pauline Unger bride elect of Kenneth Parker with 26 guests. Event at Mrs. A. G. Dykins home features sewing and card activities, pink and white decor, two course lunch. Unger and Parker, both Class of 1927State College graduates, are connected to Renova High School and American Telephone and Telegraph Company respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sharp
Charles Albaugh
A. G. Dykins
Clarendon
Pauline Unger
Kenneth Parker
Harrisburg
Miss Unger
M. E. Larson
GC. W. Shielgs
Clarendon Evangelical Church
Jana
Whch
Mr. Parker
State College
Renova High School
Final Meeting of Choral Society Concludes Year
The Woman's Club Choral Society held its last meeting before disbanding until fall. Director Mrs Lillian Bairstow hosted a brief business session with year’s minutes and treasurer’s report. Members sang songs learned this year then played bridge with prizes to Jean Walker and Genevieve McGee. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Choral Society
Lillian Bairstow
Jean Walker
Genevieve McGee
Firth Family Reunion and Birthday Picnic Briefs
Firth family members gathered for the seventh annual reunion in Lander hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lindell. Officers elected included Niel Firth as president Hazel Firth secretary Mary Firth treasurer and Mary Edgar and Albert Firth on the location committee. The historian noted one marriage birth and one death. A program followed by games ended with ice cream and cake before departure. Fen club members from Schwegen attended Rock Springs for a birthday picnic honoring Albert Turner with refreshments and a surprise handkerchief shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firth
Homer Lindell
Lander
Niel Firth
Hazel Firth
Mary Firth
Edgar Firth
Albert Firth
Schwegen Club
Rock Springs
Albert Turner
Honor for 1812 heroes at Dartmoor dank memorial gateway
Daughters of 1812 unveil a bronze tablet and memorial gateway at Dartmoor Prison church site. Americans who died as prisoners are honored in bleak west coast England. The event features British and American officials including Lady Astor and Prince of Wales representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Irvine
The
Daughters of 1822
Fred C. Eaton
England
U. S
United States
British Isles
United States National Socety Daughters of 1812
Dartmoor
Princetown
Daughters of 1812
Lady Astor
Commons
Prince of Wales
Dartmoor Prison
Coolidge
Samuel Z. Shope
Narberth
Penna
U.S. Daughters of 1812
Samuel William Earle
Washington, D. C
Edith Edwards
Woonsocket
National Society, United States Daughters of 1812
Camp for all who plan Lutheran Bay Choir Camp
A camp for all persons intending to attend the Lutheran Bay Choir Camp will be held this evening at seven o'clock at the church. Registration for the camp will be conducted at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Bay
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Kathleen Gleason
Grace M. E. Church
W.c. T. U. Meeting
Rmanent Way
Maccelling
Anna EK
Lawson
Penna. Ave. W
Seekers
First Evangelical Names Committees
Wv. F. W
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Frank Underwood
Pennsylvania
Strong
W. J. Strong
Schantz St
Katherine Dietsch
Hulda Huber
Robert W. Stuart
Liberty St. Phore
Harry Logan
New York
Choral Society
Dinner Bell
Fentonville
Jean Carol Hat
Win-Rose Shop
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
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