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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
2
Service Friday will be held at Frank Norburg’s home with a Swedish Baptist preacher delivering the sermon. The article notes community gatherings and social visits tied to Warren area residents and local clubs.
The notice outlines streetcar travel to War Ren on Circus Day and the Warren County Picnic with a fare from Sheffield 360 Clarendon 6 30 21. The fragmentary text lists travel details and event dates though several parts are unclear.
Local listings show library theatre presenting Blind Alleys with Thomas Meighan and vaudeville. Community groups like Catholic Daughters and Swedish church affiliates host picnics, dances, programs, and outings across Warren and surrounding areas with multiple 2:30 and evening events noted.
The Swedish Congregational church youth group plans an outing at Scandia tomorrow evening led by Rev David H W Johnson with four short talks. Mrs Cerkon Be Swanson hosts a Miss Margaret Secrist birthday party this afternoon at 6 West Wayne Street with games and music and a five o'clock luncheon. The Warren Chapter Catholic Daughters of America Outing Club hosts a day at the resort with swimming boating and an 8 pm basket picnic and a dance committee led by Helen Mooney Mae Moran and Mrs ONeil.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Kerr announce the birth of a son Saturday afternoon at their home at 6 30 o clock. The baby weighed ten pounds eight ounces.
A bustling Fourth of July program fills Warren with activities. Barnum and Ringling Brothers Circus performs Saturday afternoon and evening, drawing families from across Warren County. The Country Club shifts plans to a Friday night dance ending with a 1:30 a.m. breakfast, while Exposition Park hosts a full day picnic and numerous family reunions.
Warren high school's Class of 1919 announces a July second reunion on Rogertown Island hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Eaton. About 25 to 40 of sixty members are expected, with President Wmmdsor Cousins likely to attend. Jeanette Kinkead and Madeline Rogers coordinate details. attendees gather at Eaton's at 3 PM followed by dinner at 6 PM and optional evening events.
Wilson M. Creal Sr of Hertzel Street and Mrs. Jet te M. Snapp of Ridgway were wed Tuesday evening June 28 at 8 o’clock in the home of the bride’s son R. Howard Smith in Ridgway. Rev. L. A. Cronse officiated. They will reside at 10 Hertzel Street after July 1.
Mrs Otis H Miller entertained six tables of bridge last night at her Fifth Avenue east residence. Guests included Mrs Virgil Har ner of Wheeling West Virginia and Miss Dorothy Cumff of Ludlow.
The 26th annual Spencer Wilcox reunion was held Tuesday at W. W. Spencer's Sugar Grove home. About 200 attended the dinner on long lawn tables. Officers elected for next year are President Tom Wilcox and Vice President Sumner Jones. The historian logged four marriages, three births, six deaths. A program followed with recitations by Helen Hitchcock Irene Loree Robert Stevens Betty Wingard Harry Meely Jane Loree Gladys Sanger and Glenn Meely. An invitation to meet at Edward Gregory near Chandler Valley next year was accepted.
The E M L Club met at Mrs. Leon Radapinner's Prospect Street home on Wednesday evening. Bridge games were played with a luncheon served. The high score prize went to Mrs. Herbert Larson and the consolation prize to Mrs. Freeman Johnson.
Mr and Mrs Harold Cropp of West Hickory visit in town. Mrs H E Bruner and family plan a Pittsburgh trip by car. Several locals travel to Cleveland Utica and Barcelona for weddings reunions and visits as well as a Seaway Lake Erie picnic.
Warren County announces ten minute street car service to the fair grounds all day for Picnic Day. Fare is six cents.
Warren area Anderson family members announce their annual reunion will be July 4 at Harrysbourg Beach Dunkark with a picnic dinner at one o'clock. G R Pang is president. CRUDE ASS'N MEETS In Olean N Y the Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association holds its fourth annual meeting at Tarslett Country Club on Friday May 8 luncheon at 1230 ET. about two Warren members expected. The report notes tar on Liberty street paving and garbag
Postal service notes no delivery Monday due to legal holiday and reports four day rest for staff Saturday afternoon. Half holiday on Saturdays recently implemented. Windows open Saturday evening until five o clock.
Records reveal a proposed Lancaster Ohio school board debate on whether railroads were practical. A 1828 vote allowed use of the school room but rejected railroads and telegraphs as impossibilities and infidelity. The note also reports July marriage license inquiries at the recorder and doubt about June license numbers.
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