High Alumni Name Messner President At Annual Banquet
The Warren High School Alumni Association welcomed the 1928 graduates to its annual banquet at the Warren Outing Club. James S Borger served as toastmaster as W. W. Slocum delivered the principal address on whether students should study. Officers elected for next year include President Paul Messner and Vice President George Whaleben.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School Alumni Association
Warren Outing Club
James S Borger
W. W. Slocum
Elizabeth Lavery
Betty Field
Kiwanis Barnstormers
Paul Messner
George Whaleben
Maxine Stebbins-Logan
Franklin Hoff
Warren High School
Culver- Jordan
Dinner at Oroleta Tea Room honors Mrs Hausaman
Mrs. Joe Hausaman of Enid Oklahoma was the guest of Mrs. R W Tranter for dinner at Oroleta Tea Room with eight covers. Afterward guests joined at Mrs Clifton Delong’s home for bridge. Mrs R W Tranter won high score and Mrs Hausaman received a guest prize. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hausaman
Enid
Oklo
R. W. Tranter
Oroleta Tea Room
Clifton DeLong
Central Avenue
Hausaman
DeLong
Ice Cream Social Planned at Glade WCTU Meeting
The Glade WCTU gathered at Mrs. L E Chapman 1911 Pennsylvania Ave East with Mrs. Nellie Wilkins as hostess. Plans were made for an ice cream social Friday evening July 13 on the Chapman lawn. Program followed with readings piano solo and duets. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade W. C. T. U
L. E. Chapman
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Nellie Wilkins
Chapman
Ruth Anderson
Grandquist
Lucile Whitney
N. Whaleben
Lise
Selma Daum
Reading
Anderson
Anderson. Reading, Mrs. Chalmers
Mrs. Hornstrom
Margaret Chalmers
Mrs. Grandquist
Elizabeth Peck
Mrs. Whitney
Catherine Woodruff
Missionary Society Social and Picnic Planned
Between forty and fifty members of the Second Auxiliary Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church met at 20 Oak Street hosted by Mrs. T. K. Creal. Mrs. J. S. Hunter led the business meeting and an invitation was issued by Mrs. H. P. Stone for the 47th annual Birthday Picnic on July 27 at the Stone summer cottage. A play titled Finders Keepers directed by Mrs. Merle Deardorf featured Mrs. Deardorf Mrs. J. W. Kitchen and Mrs. Harry Cunaro as cast members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
T. K. Creal
Oak Street
J. S. Hunter
H. P. Stone
Finders Keepers
Merle Deardorf
Out of Town Visitors and Local Weekend Gathers
Mr and Mrs Alfred D Olivo and sons Alfred Jr and Robert arrived Friday by motor from Shaw hagen Maine to stay weeks at 216 Dartmouth with RB Case. Joseph D Olivo of Croton Mass H R McCalmont Miss Edith McCalmont Mrs Jean Lott Foster and George Lott attended Old Home day at Plumer Friday. Martha Ayer and Pearl Thomas of Washington DC will spend a month visiting Warren friends. Louis Davis and family motor to Buffalo Friday returning today. Maude T Stonesifer left for visits in William sport and Eagles Mere. C L Clough of Union City spending weekend with Conarto and Richards. Mrs A F Jones and Marion Horton return to Coudersport Pa after Warren visit with Frances Cooney. J Dudley Marks of Philadelphia arrived to visit his parents and will return Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred D’olivo
Alfred Jr
Robert
Shawhegen
Maine
RB. C. Case
Dartmouth Street
Joseph D‘olivo
Crocton
Mass
H. R. McCalmont
Edith McCalmont
Jean Lott
Foster
George Lott
Plumer
Martha Ayer
Pearl Thomas
Washington, D. C
Warren
Louis Davis
Fourth Avenue
Buffalo
Mrs Rogers Named President of First M E Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Methodist church held its final meeting of the year with a luncheon in Founders Hall. Election of officers named Mrs. U. S. Rogers as president and a slate of vice presidents, secretary and treasurer. The year’s finances were favorable and Christmas box sewing neared completion. Regular meetings resume in September. An invite to a July cottage trip was accepted and arranged by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
Founders Hall
E. J. Messerly
D. Blackman
C. B. Miller
U. S. Rogers
Frank Chaffee
W. W. Marks
Sam Ostergard
Kate Wilkins
Herbert Eaton
Jessie Bright
Messerly
Wilkins
Blanche Hawkins
Miss Iva Snyder Weds Wenzel Anthony Tonight
Miss Iva Minnie Snyder, daughter of Mrs. E. C. Snyder, marries Wenzel Anthony, son of Drs. George Anthony, at eight o'clock this evening at the bride's mother's home. Rev. C. A. Dennig will perform the ceremony in a rose and fern setting, attended by two families and a few friends. The bride wears coral crepe de chine and carries roses and swensonia. a yellow pink centerpiece wedding supper follows. The couple will live in a newly furnished home on the Warren Jamestown highway with guests from Jamestown Titusville Oil City and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Minnie Lucile Snyder
E. C. Snyder
Fellett Run
Wenzel Anthony
George Anthony
Titusville
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Warren- Jamestown
Carl Thor
Jamestown
Elmer Carlson
Gene Crawford
Oil City
Children’s Day Observed at Stoneham M E Church
Children’s day will be observed Sunday evening July 1 at 7 45 o clock at Stoneham M E Church An offering for the Children’s fund of the board of education will be taken The program includes songs prayers baptisms recitations and a pantomime performed by children and youth groups from the church community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham M. E
Board of Education
Dorothy Johnson
Mary Alice Smith
Doris Meley
Catherine Fricks
Robin Sing
Ruth Blum
Gail Peterson
Geraldine Dabie
Home Department
Alice Johnson
Myra Haggerty
Glenn Peterson
Grace Haggerty
Paul Morrison
Faithful Workers Class
Revival service held at Corydon Church of the Nazarene
The summer revival at the Church of the Nazarene Corydon Pa. draws large attendance led by Rev Mr E Johnson pastor with Rev J A Rogers from East Palestine Ohio delivering sermons. Special music by Rev and Mrs F C Lehman and son from Barberton Ohio. Public urged to attend daily services through Sunday. CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY Mrs F A Dubois entertained four young friends for John’s eighth birthday with pink white decorations and a flowers centerpiece at dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Corydon
E. Johnson
J. A. Rogers
East Palestine
Ohio
F. C. Lehman and
Miss Pauline Unger Weds Kenneth Parker at Clarendon home
Miss Pauline Winifred Unger of Clarendon and Kenneth Borntrager Parker of Grand Valley united in marriage at the bride’s sister’s home. The Rev. C. W. Shields officiated before about thirty guests. The couple, both State College graduates of 1927, plan a Canada motor trip and will reside after returning in Out of town, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Winifred Unger
Clarendon
Kenneth Borntrager Parker
Grand Valley
Edwin Larsen
C. W. Shields
Clarendon Evangelical Church
Columbia
Garner
Parker
Robert Borntrager
State College
Renova High School
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Harrisburg
Canada
Mead Garner
Robert
Alec
Betty
Esther
Brockville
Charles Albaugh
Ruth
Warren
Raymond Prewatt
A. ©. Branon
Brooks Branon
Mary Borntrager
Titusville
Sherman Parker
Ferry
Mary
Campaign Will Continued Affects Unity at Convention
Reported remarks by supporters favorable to Smith as he prepared to depart the convention center stirred reactions among southern Democrats, fueling a blow to unity. Critics including Daniels called Smith's statement gratuitous and burdensome as many prepare to return home to advocate unity. Support from Walsh, Brennan, Kremer and Dinwiddie, plus Robins and Stewart, backed Smith while others issued cautious statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Smith
Dan Moody
Texas
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
George Brennan
Mllnois
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
Edwin G. Dinwiddie
Col
Raymond Robins
New York
Oliver W
Martin appeals campaign push highlights Republican record
In a keynote you said the Republican party stands for achievement over promises. He cited debt reductions and refits, praising Coolidge era economy and tax cuts. He hailed Pennsylvania GOP leadership for sound finances and public works while noting emergency taxes have expired. Elijah Livengood, the maple sugar king of Somerset County, died in Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Martin
Salisbury
U. P
Somerset County
Elijah Livengood
Irish fishing fails grip Ulster rivers this season
Deplorable river conditions throttle angling in Ireland with only one Ulster river producing sport. A few salmon, including a 151 pound fish, have been landed in mid waters but the pastime largely forgone for the season according to reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster
Ireland
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Messner
Beulah Pasca
Abe
Floyd Pasca
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Akeley
North Warren
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Sluther League
Luther League
The
Swedish Lutheran Church
Edith
Florence Rydholm
Violet Seaquist
Violet Anderson
Kenneth Soyasson
Byron Swanson
Maude Thelin
Earl Eriesch
Kenneth Swan
Conewango Valley Country Club
Richard Smith
Willgin
S’elock
Spencer Myer
Woman’s Club
Lavdar
Laverdar
Bert J. Messerly
Oakland Cemetery
Fentonville
N. Y
Glade
Missionary Society
C. L. Clough
Union City
C. T. Conarto
W. J. Richards
A. F. Jones
Marion Horton
Coudersport
Frances Cooney
J. Dudley Marks
Philadelphia
Parker Street
Martha Society
Martha Society of Swedish Lutheran Church
Carl Jacobson
Nordstrom
Carl Lindmark
Arthur Hornberg
J. Erickson
E. S. Munson
Philomel
Philomel Club
Lydia Mellinger
W. C. Mason
Frank Wagner
Weigel
William Mulvey
Knapp
Bickarck
G. S. Condit
J. Sticker
E. H. Trushel
McCane
Ostertag
Helen Noyes
Morgan Phelps Noyes
Noyes
E. M. L. Club
Shipman's Eddy
Arthur Jackson
Lou Ettinger
Bayer
Western Pennsylvania Funeral Directors’ Association
Conneaut Lake
W. E. Byham
Meadville
C. L. Alexander
Corry
Iva Snyder
Stein’s
Pauline Unger
Kenneth Parker
Ocrata
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Hoover
Directdts
Conewango Building & Loan Association
Penna. Ave. W
le Mur
New York City
Beauty and Barber Shop
Pa. Ave. E
Reed and
F. Larson
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