Busy Fourth of July planned at Conowango Valley Club
The Conowango Valley Country club committee schedules a morning golf tournament for men, a Fourth of July luncheon for members and out of town guests with reservations due Friday night, and a Friday dinner-dance as part of a busy holiday week. Gleaners to meet monthly under Grace B Methodist church leadership with new officers elected and a program of solos and readings.
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Conowango Valley
Gleaners
Stella Erickson
Grace B Methodist Church
Passinger
3Lyrtie Holings
Caroline Bowell
L. C. Decker
Ralph Culver
Bernard Joy
Janette Loding
Doris Anderson
Jane Culfer
Pauline Smedley
Florence Irwin
Marie Cook
George Cowden
Warren Tonight Library theatre and church events
Mid week prayer services in Ware ren churches and listings for Warren Tomorrow include Library theatre shows such as Thomase Meighan in Blind Alleys and a range of community activities like a Catholic Daughters annual event, a Swedish Ta teran bake sale, a Class of 1925 gathering, and a Teenage Department dinner at First Methodist with Tabitha Sewing Circle at Mrs H A Bansons on Grant Street.
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Stelax
Dallas
Wareren
Warren
Thomase Meighan
Catholic Daughters of America
Lunuwell
Akeley
Folkman Cottage
Big ¥.P. S
Penn Public Service Office
Penn Public Service Office, 10. Dinner For Members of ‘Teenage Department of
First Methodist U. S
Tabitha
H.A. Banson
Grant Street
Many Summer Parties in Warren Social Scene
Summer guests flock to Bemus Point for a birthday luncheon at the Magpo Tea Room honoring Mrs. Joseph Schofield. Mrs. Edith Orr Goodwin showcases Maypolfs recipes as Warren hostesses entertain visitors including Mrs. L. R. Freeman now in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Theodore Messner hosted luncheon in Freeman’s honor at the Country Club. Tomorrow Mrs. Edward Lindsey plans another luncheon. Mrs. Park Simpson hosted a Kill Kare Kinb social with sewing and a 5 o'clock supper.
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Cheetauqua Lake
Bemus Point
Magpo Tea Room
Airs
Joseph Schofield
Edith Orr Goodwin
Maypol Fs
Orr
Warren
L. R. Freeman
Washington, D.C
Theodore Messner
Freeman
Country Club
Edward Lindsey
Mrs. Simpson
Park Simpson
Russell Street
Kill Kare Kinb
Tabitha Sewing Circle Meets at Mrs Hanson’s Home
Mrs. H. A. Hanson of 8 Grant Street hosts the Tabitha Sewing Circle Thursday afternoon at 2 40. Members are invited to bring friends.
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Tabitha Sewag
H. A. Hanson
Grant Street
Tabitha
Picnic at Ogakview Park by Johnson Brothers staff
Eighteen Johnson Brothers store employees held a jolly party at Osiriew Park last night. After dinner they enjoyed canoeing a ball game and dancing with a festive mood throughout the evening.
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Ogakview Park
Johnson Brothers
Oslriew Park
Bance a Success at Oakview Pavilion Dance
The animal novelty dance at Oakview Pavilion drew a strong turnout last night. The program ran nine to twelve with door prizes for the participants and Thursday features the Merle Schultz Orchestra for dancers.
Fellows Shirley wed in Jamestown church ceremony
Theodore R Fellows and Lois D Shirley of Warren Pa were married at 3 30 pm yesterday in the First Baptist Church parsonage Jamestown by Rev Robert I Wilson. After a short wedding trip they will reside in Warren. Gladys Eider hears fall wedding to Harold Merman as Miss Elder, Miss McIntosh, Miss Stebbins and Mrs Chestnut host a Starbrick party with prize winners Georgia Parsons and Beulah Morrison. Epworth Fidelis Class plans eight o'clock program with silver offering appeal.
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Fellows
Shirley Theodore R. Fellows
Lois D. Shirley
Warren, Pa
First Baptist Church
Jamestown
Robert I. Wilson
Witung
Gladys Eider
Harold Merman
Ethel McIntosh
Marcellius Stebbins
Alrs
Sam Chestnut
Miss McIntosh
Starbrick
Georgia Parsons
Beulah Morrison
Elder
Elsie Henderson
Ina Lindquist
Clare Whittaker
Ruth Sears
Lours Miller
Frances Swanson
Winona Elder
Miriam Trezise
Harriett Johnson
Florence Erickson
Ada McIntosh
Mildred Decker
Olive Phillips
Dorothy Guetzler
Evelyn Decker
Franklin Hoff
Maude Wells
Epworth
Epworth Methodist
Frank Tuttle
ENTERTAINS AT COTTAGE BRIDGE LUNCHEON
At the Stone summer home on the Conewango today Mrs. H. P. Stone hosted her bridge club for a luncheon bridge party with members in attendance.
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Conewango
H. P. Stone
Anderson family reunion moves to July 4 in Dunkirk
The Anderson family reunion shifts from August at Allen Park to July 4 at Harrysbourg Beard Dunkirk. It starts at 1 PM with a picnic dinner, program, and officer elections. All relatives are invited. O. R. Pang of Warren is president and Ranghild E. Sandquist is secretary.
Bake Sale By Aabatus Missionary Society
The Aabatus Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold a bake sale at the Penn Public Service Room on Thursday, June 30 at 10:00 AM. Proceeds support church missions and local community outreach.
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Aabatus Missionary Society OF the First Presbyterean Church
Penn Public Service Room
In and Out of Town Guests Attend Warren and Warren Events
Miss Doris Hawes Craven returns to New York City after staying with Miss Norma Andrews in Warren. A Spencer-Wilcox reunion at Sugargrove was hosted by W. W. Spencer and family with many attendees. Local residents and visitors including Mr and Mrs Lloyd Larson, Mr and Mrs Alfred Larsen, and others are noted visiting, traveling, or attending funerals and family gatherings.
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Doris Hawes Craven
New York City
Warren
Norma Andrews
George B. Grosch
B. G. Gregory
L. M . Air
Bee Gutlos
Laerren
Gilbert
Jean
Spencer-Wilcox
Sugargrove
W. W. Spencer
Lloyd Larson
Alfred Larsen
Russell Street
Rende
45th Anniversary Dinner for Cobb Couple Observed
In observance of the forty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Edward Cobb of North Irvine Street their children Mrs Emil Johnson Mrs Hilmar Roos and George Cobb with help from Mr Johnson Mr Roos and Mrs Cobb hosted a surprise dinner reception last evening in the E C T M hall More than seventy five guests attended and a purse of money and gifts were presented to the couple The bridal group included Mrs John Keil and Mrs Marshall Owen at the bride table Grandchildren served the dinner and a pink white heart shaped cake completed the theme Guests traveled from Toledo Ohio Cleveland Ohio and James town New York among others
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Edward Cobb
North Irvine Street
Emil Johnson
Hilmar Roos
George Cobb
Johnson
Roos
Cobb
E. C. T. M. Hall
Mirs. Cobb
John Keil
Marshall Owen
Bert Zerby
A. Lincoln
Toledo
Ohio
Charles Marston
Hustis
John Harris
Cleveland
Roy Brown
Hazel
Jamestown
Matt Diehl
Charles
Kew City
Great Britain
Debut of Doris Hawes Craven Stirs Warren Club Audience
The Warren Woman's Club hosted the debut of dancer Doris Hawes Craven, delivering a varied program praised for personal interpretation, line, and humor. Accompanist Miss Norma Andrews and costumer Margaret Winger supported the performance with elegant staging and wardrobe, while Anna Ayers Wilson added vocal variety. reception included a Sunday camp visit by over 140 families and a long list of attendees from Warren and nearby towns.
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Warren Woman’s Club
Doris Hawes Craven
Craven
Miss Craven
Luzon
Ann Ayers Wilson
Debussy
Palmgren
Piggles
Hahaneta
Brahms
Mags
Blake
Dionyous
Nature
Norma Andrews
Miss Andrews
Margaret Winger
Ravel
Mingnon
Thomas, Rasback
K. Cox
Mrs. Wilson
Mine Cracen Teaver
Miss Craven to Spend Summer in New York for Recitals
The article notes Miss Craven will stay in New York city this summer preparing for fall appearances and will give several recitals there. Ushers listed include Mrs. Franklin Henry and Miss Catherine Lamps among others, with sponsors from the Woman's Club led by Miss Rebecca Schofield assisting arrangements.
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New York
New York City
Franklin Henry
Catherine Lamps
Rowena Andrews
Huth Garrison
Jean Allen
Sally Andrews
Camp Week Ends With Girls Enjoying Weather and Activities
Ruth and Clifford and a group including Barbara Mis, Geo Blair, Flora Blair and others spent the weekend at camp. Miss Helen Arnold and Miss Florence Jacobs joined for portions of the stay while Virginia Mehring and Betty Latshaw visited. The girls enjoyed hikes, swimming, games, and other activities as camp closes early Friday morning.
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Kamp Stow
Warren
Gil Resérve
Ellis S. Kennedy
Clarendon
A. S. Kennedy
Charles F. Shults
A. Osmer
Jamestown
N. Y
F. A. Lesser
A. Elizabeth Lesser
Joseph H.defrees
Ann DeFrees
Joseph DeFrees
John L. Stone
Smith
Virginia Smith
Florence and Louise Smith
Dorothy Clinger
Glen G. Morley
Otto Larson
A. M. Shearman
Charles &. Lutz
Imogene M. Lutz
H. ©. Schlaack
W. H. Cramer
Donna DeLong
Strohm
C.F. Lutz
Adelaide Knabb
Charlotte Knabb
Betty Knabb
Edith Knabb
Charles Knabb
L. C. Jamieson
Mack Smith
Binghamton
A. E. Botchford
Arthur G. Mehaffey
F. S. Lancing
Curtis Armstrong
E. D. Stewart
Anne Pansky
D. Punsky
Charles Ponsky
H. B. Carnovitz
Mildred
Helen
H. D. Kinkead
W. Cramer
Cyrus« Siegfried
W. R. Kopf
Louis N. Ladner
Kopf
Rose Tetens
L. C. Minser
Carl Tuller
Elmer Peterson
J. D. Minser
Moore
Ruth
Clifford
Kable
Cru
Sill
Ai le
Barbara Mis
Geo
Blair
R.A. Blair
Flora M Ir
Betty Blair
L. Carlson
Gertrude Falber
Bernice Faber
R. Moore
Myre
J. B. Moore
Maxcie Stel
Chalotis Mahaffry
Agnes Falber
Helen Arnold
Florence Jacobs
Betty Kopf
Virginia Mehring
Betty Latshaw
Evelyn Rogers
Death by own action ends in second attempt
Rochester Pa June 29 Harvey C Fink 61 a plasterer committed suicide by shooting himself with a rifle after a first failed attempt that sent him through the ceiling of his house He told his family the rifle had accidentally gone off while he cleaned it and ended his life on the second try a few minutes later
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Rochester
Harvey C. Fink
Fink
Real Disappointment: Milwaukee Man Hangs Self After Stated Craving
Charles Miller returned from work and asked for home brew. When denied he killed himself an hour later, found by his wife hanging from a rope at the attic rafters.
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Milwaukee
Wis
U. P
Charlea Miller
New 303 Percent Clincher Tires For Sale
303 percent clincher tires offered for sale at 35:45. Includes straight side and oversize thea and inner tubes for Fords and Chevs. See Max Lintz at 113 Oak St.
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Max Lintz
Oak St
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