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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

8

Henry H Anderson and Florence Hare United in Bradford

Miss Florence Mildred Hare daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Hare Wellsville N Y and Henry H Anderson Bradford formerly of Kinzua united in marriage at Hill Memorial United Brethren Church Bradford Rev N J McIntyre presiding Palms ferns and cut flowers adorned interior Bridesmaids and family attended with Ruth Poling sister of bride as matron of honor The couple left for a honeymoon in Washington and New York City and will reside in Wellsville N Y where Anderson will work in oil business Various out of town guests attended the ceremony and reception was held at 194 Interstate Parkway

Florence Mildred Hare B. A Hare Wellsville N. Y Bradford Henry H. Anderson Kinzua Hill Memorial United Brethren Church N. J. McIntyre Myra Parkhurst Earl Fox Mendelssohn Ruth Poling Betty Hare Bessie Dickson Seam Bassett Warren Polly Lou Bobby Poling David McClelland Miner Satterline Edwin Hare Allentown Noms Poling Edward Balone Bingham Pauline Hare Lean Bassett Norris Poling Interstate Parkway Mrs. Anderson Montor Washington, D. C New York City Anderson E. A. Paul N. H. Hendrickson William Eric Guy Bassett William Fredericks Mary and Clara Slater Sadie Cook Youngsville W. I. Bartholomew Laurel Street

Dinner Planned by Miss Ora Cochener at Woman's Club

Miss Ora Cochener hosts a small gathering of friends this evening at the Woman's Club with a 6:39 o'clock start noted in the social item.

Ora Cochener Groner

Luncheon Honors Wright Daughters in Club Afternoon

Mrs. W. W. Wright hosted a one o'clock luncheon at the Woman's Club in honor of her daughters in law Mrs. F. W. Wright of Uniontown and Mrs. W. H. Wright of Warren. Guests passed the afternoon playing bridge.

W. W. Wright Woman’s Club F. W. Wright Uniontown W. H. Wright Warren

First M. E. Ladies Aid Meeting Friday

The Ladies Aid society of the First Methodist church will hold the last luncheon of the year in Founders hall Friday at one o'clock instead of Thursday due to the church picnic. Mrs Messerly and Mrs Blackman will lead committees with annual officer elections and a financial report. Attend early to finish sewing for the Christmas box for Dorcas Hall and bring needles crochet hooks and thimbles.

Ladies Aid Society First Methodist Church Founders Hall BE. J. Messerly D. Blackman Dorcas Hall

Bridge Party Hosted by Miss Marie Acks

Miss Marie Acks entertained friends at her home Tuesday evening with three tables of bridge. Dorothy Lincoln won high score and Beatrice Schultz took consolation prizes. refreshments followed served by the hostess. Guests included Heatrice and Evelyn Schultz, Anna and Gertrude Gray, Thelma Brooks, Elizabeth Biber, Esther Nelson, Doris Holcomb, Mrs Velma Steary, and Cecelia Smith.

Marie Acks Dorothy Lincoln Beatrice Schultz Miss Acks Heatrice Evelyn Schultz Anna Gertrude Gray Thelma Brooks Elizabeth Biber Esther Nelson Doris Holcomb Velma Steary Celia Smith

Odin Lodge Meeting Ends With Social Hour And Refreshments

Odin Lodge No 1 S B of A will hold a Friday evening meeting on June 29 with business, a social hour, and refreshments. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Richsel hosted Epworth M E church Sunday school class dinner at McCabe's with games and music at Mrs Richael's home.

Odin Lodge No. 1 S. B. of A H. ©. Richsel Hemlock Street Epworth M. E McCabe

Miss Gladys Taylor and Louis Peterson Wedding in Pittsburgh

The Pittsburgh wedding of Miss Anna Gladys Taylor and Louis Raymond Peterson took place at 6330 p m with Rev C Carson Bransky officiating Mrs Harry Garber served as matron of honor and Henry K Troxell was best man After an eastern trip the couple will reside in Wilkinsburg Montview Place Warren people noted the event and Mrs C W Peterson attended the ceremony

C. W. Peterson Buchanan‘atreet Louis Raymond Peterson Pittsburgh Warren Anna Gladys Taylor John Taylor Spencer Street O. W. Peterson Warren, Pa C. Carson Bransky Homewood Presbyterian Church Harry Garber Helen McClees West Elizabeth Henry K. Troxell George Mitchell Ralph J. Leety Philadelphia Peterson Montview Place Wilkinsburg

Former Warren Resident Alice Donehoo to Wed Curtis Rhodes

Invitations from Dr and Mrs James Franklin Donehoo of Washington Pa announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Alice to Curtis Alfred Rhodes on July 7 at 7 30 PM at the Second Presbyterian Church Washington Pa A reception will follow in the Mt Vernon room of the George Washington hotel Rhodes son of the late Claude Rhodes freight agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad and a former Warren resident is employed by the Pittsburgh Coal Company in Buffalo N Y Miss Donehoo is known in Warren and has visited here several times The couple will reside in Buffalo New York

James Franklin Donehoo Washington, Pa Alice Curtis Alfred Rhodes Second Presbyterian Church Mt. Vernon George Washington Hotel Rhodes Claude Rhodes Pennsylvania Railroad Warren Pittsburgh Coal Company Buffalo N. Y

Bridal shower honors Miss Iva Snyder on Conewango Avenue

Miss Mary Sechriest and Miss Vivian Seifert hosted a shower for Iva Snyder who will wed Wenzel Anthony this Saturday. Guests played five hundred with Ruth Underwood and Mrs Verna Dobb winning prizes. A green and white luncheon followed. Mrs Paul Morganroth will entertain tonight in Miss Snyder's honor. Mrs Perry D Clark hosted Thursday Bridge Club luncheon at the Woman's Club.

Mary Sechriest Vivian Siefert Conewango Avenue Iva Snyder Wenzel Anthony Ruth Underwood Verna Dobb Miss Snyder Paul Morganroth Main Avenue Snyder

Card Parties At Philomel Club This Friday

Two card parties are scheduled at the Philomel Club on Friday June 29. One at 2 30 pm and another at 8 pm with prizes for each table group and refreshments provided. Reservations can be made with Miss Lydia Mellinger at the club house.

Philomel Club Lydia Mellinger

Dinner honors at First Methodist fourth quarterly conference

Dr and Mrs Charles T Greer hosted 85 guests at Founders Hall for the Fourth Quarterly Conference dinner. The event featured peonies roses and Mountain laurel decor with 85 place settings and pastel candlelit tables. Rev Mi A White and Miss Mary Alice White were honored guests. A brief devotional and reports followed in Crary chapel. Will meet tonight King’s Daughters at Miss Minnie Keebley’s home Cedar Street 7 30 p.m. Refreshments served. Printz returns from New York trip.

First Methodist Church Charles T. Greer Founders ‘Hall Mi A. White Mary Alice White Crary Chapel White King’s Daughters Society of the First Lutheran Church Minnie Keebley Cedar Street C. J. Frantz

Fraternity Leaders Attend Alpha Zeta Convention in Syracuse

Bramer Carlson and Max Chapman, former Eta chapter presidents, travel to Syracuse for the 59th Alpha Zeta convention at Hotel Syracuse. Delegates arrive, with a schedule including a banquet, business meetings, dances at Crumlin's and Hotel Syracuse, and a swimming party at Otisco Lake. Eta chapter Jamestown sends over 20 delegates.

Bramer Carlson Max Chapman Alpha Zeta Fraternity Apha Zeta Syracuse Alpha Zeta Crumlin’s Informia Hotel Syracuse Otisco Lake Eta Jamestown

Progressive League selects officers in July meeting

Mrs. Ward Smith hosted a tureen dinner at 113 Central Avenue as the Progressive League elected officers for the year. President Mrs. Clara Bassett, vice president Mrs. T. M. Bright, secretary Mrs. E. R. Barton, treasurer Mrs. Frank Kirwin. A Morrison Run picnic is planned for July 17. Mrs. W. E. German spoke on Birds of Pennsylvania.

W. E. German Pennsylvania

Birthday Party Honoring Miss Harriet Reynolds

Mrs. Harry Reynolds of Kinzua hosted a birthday party for her daughter Harriet's thirteenth birthday. The evening included games and music, a luncheon, and gifts were opened for eighteen attendees with out of town guests from Ashville Titusville and Allegheny, N. Y.

Harry Reynolds Kinzua Harriet Hartiet Louise Chisterter Ashville Lena Bradey Titusville Margaret Millegan Allegheny

Church Meeting Noted at Swedish Congregational Parish

The young people's society Myron of the Swedish Congregational church will meet in the church parlors tomorrow Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Walter Johnson will lead the session and a program has been arranged. Mrs Atwood will present a dramatic portion.

Swedish Congregational Church Atwood Drum Nels Kjellin Young People’s Society Myron Walter Johnson Atwood

Birth notices and social events in local columns

Mr. and Mrs Emil Nelson of Ludlow announce a son born at Maternity Hospital on Wednesday at 4 pm weighing 6 pounds 14 3/4 ounces. Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Harper of Tidioute a daughter weighing 8 pounds? 0 ? ounces at 4:25 Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs Blair Thompson of Follette Run welcome a son born at 1:45 Thursday morning weighing 8 pounds 2 1/2 ounces. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Knight of Clarsenden announce a daughter weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces at 9:10 Thursday morning. Miss Barbara Morrison hosted a bridge party at 23 Walnut Street in honor of Miss Mary Lytle a student nurse at Millard Fillmore hospital Buffalo with prizes to Ann Phister and Constance Mulvey and a two course luncheon. Guests included Anne Mulvey Mary Sullivan Annabel Yaegle Ann Phister Constance Mulvey Mary Agnes Lindberg Catherine Hartmann and Mary Lytle. Stoneham WCTU members held their annual picnic at Mineral Well Spring Stoneham with a 12:30 basket dinner and social afternoon.

Emil Nelson Ludlow Maternity Hospital Harry Harper Tidioute Blair Thompson Follette Run Lloyd Knight Clarsenden Lytle Barbara Morrison Walnut Street Mary Lytle Millard- Fillmore Hospital Buffalo Ann Phister Conatetes Mulvey Miss Lytle Anne Mulvey Mary Sullivan Annabel Yaegle Constance Mulvey Mary Agnes Lindberg Catherine Hartmann Stoneham Mineral Well

Erie Couple Dorothy Schumaker Weds Dr Jay Gould

Miss Dorothy A Schumaker daughter of Erie residents married Dr Jay R Gould son of the late Ray Gould of Holland N Y in St Johns Catholic Church Erie Tuesday morning June 26 The ceremony was followed by a nuptial high Mass and a wedding breakfast at Pussy Willow tea room The couple will reside at 418 Fourth Avenue Niagara Falls N Y after July 10 Dr Gould formerly served on Warren State Hospital staff and Miss Schumaker a graduate of the same training school plans a lakeside trip to Cleveland beside their home plans.

Dorothy A. Schumaker Joseph Schumaker East Twenty-fifth Street Erie Jay R. Gould Ray Gould Holland, N St. John’s Catholic Church Charles Liebel Tidioute St. John’s Mise Marie Zimmerman Helen Liebel Columbia Carl Guelchér Pussy Willow Gould Cleveland Lakes Fourth Avenue Niagara Falls N.Y Warren State Hospital

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Henry Anderson Beta Epsilon Alpha Gamma Sigma, Inc Robert Mack Tau Alpha Gamma Sigma S. B. of A. Hall Second Avenue Lilond M. E. Ladies Aid Tel Laurel St WLBW Oil City Gladys Perry D. Clark Woman's Club Milady A. A. Printz New York Anderegg North Warren Progressive League Dorothy Schumaker Dinner Bell Fentonville, N. Y Lucille Hat Shop Hickory St PERM Anent Faciolo—Marcelling Anna K. Lawson Penna. Ave Madras Phillips-Jones van Heusen A. L. Hodges Clothier-Men’s Furnisher Opp Warren National Bank
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