Pennsylvania Day Observed In Warren Grade Schools
Pennsylvania Day was observed in Warren city and county schools with William Penn and Pennsylvania history as central themes. Programs at Central East Street South Street and Jefferson streets featured life of William Penn, Indian treaties, songs, geography, and local leaders through grade by grade acts and student projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
William Penn
Central School
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Wm. Penn
Penn
Stephen C. Foster
Gibson
East Street
Columbia
the Ocean
William Pennn
Jack MacDonald
Martyn Jenkins
Everts
Thomas Ikstrom
Robert Tellier
Old Kentucky
South Street
Ruth Klinesciver
Betty Radspiener
Independence Bell
Mildred Carlson
Philadelphia
William Nich
Benjamin Franklin
Frank Ge
Industries of
Pittsburgh
Charles
Benrett
Daries Moran
Howard
Anderson
Fourth Ward
America
the Woodpecker
Wiliam Penn
Wise Bird
Betsy Ross
Reading
Franklin
Frank Mattaro
Mary Andrea
Sheridan
Elizabeth Pratt
Mary Bonavetta
Rebecca
Sunny Brook Farm
Beatrice Rossman
Fenn Industries
Sarah Alice Moore
Forest of Pennsylvania
Jan, Schuler
Penna
England
Miss O'Neill
Milburn Ponch
Clarence Suter
Dorothy Baxter
John Brown
Evelyn Seaquist
Keystone State
Mass Cogswell Long
Clara Fouch
Woodman
Lyle Gibson
Thomas McFarland
Parka
Ben Frankln
Miss. Johnson
Timothy
Stephen Foster
Foster
Joe
Massa
Little Womton
Gail
Ettiinger
Karl K
Mello-Glo Face Powder Praised by Nurses
Nurses favor MELLO GLO French Process Face Powder for its purity and skin comfort. It stays on longer, avoids shine, and benefits the complexion, per advertising copy from Mulleo Dru Co.
Bridge entertainment and social events in town
Airs. Stanley Newgreen entertained two tables of bridge at home on Irvine street with a two course luncheon. prizes to Mrs. M. F. Smith and Miss Mildred Brown. Mrs. Floyd Clinger hosted a one o clock bridge luncheon on Conewango avenue. Mrs. Livingston Hunter led a 45 guest dinner bridge at the Woman's Club. Miss Rose Valentine gave a linen shower for her sister Doris, with plans for Bliss Valentine and Clyde Hansen's March 17 wedding. Trinity Memorial church class holds a bake sale Saturday at ten in parish hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Newgreen
L$ Irvine Street
M. F. Smith
Mildred Brown
Bridge
Lunheon
Floyd Clinger
Conewango Avenue
J. Livngston Hunter
East Street
Woman's Club
Rose Valentine
Cobham Park Road
Doris
Bliss Valentine
Clyde Hansen
Clara Waite
Oil City
Justine Luce
Irvine
Margaret Callahan
Trinity Memorial Church School
Chevrolets Delivered to Metzger-Wright Store
Weigel Motor Sales delivered three of the latest Chevrolet roadster trucks to Metzger-Wright for exclusive use in the Maytag department. The vehicles are finished in the special Mayfee gray color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolets
Weigel Motor Sales Co
Metzger-Wright
Civic Welfare Work Discussed by Central W C T U
At Mrs R W Stine s residence the Central W C T U heard Dr Hiram Jacobs Mrs Alber Rockwell and Mrs George Craft explain civic welfare work The program covered baby health clinics pre school clinics infant mortality and education savings with Warren noted as a leading clinic area The meeting closed with a luncheon and table centerpieces of sweet peas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Stne
G. Wex
Charlie Hamm
John Cable
Melda Grady
May Ball DeForest
Hiram Sacobs
Crippled Children's Committee
Warren
Silver
Pittsburgh
Davis
Erie
First Presbyterian Church
Jaobs
Albert Rockwell
Raelwell
Warren County
Pattie Peffersane
Carrie Jacobs Bond
George Craft
McFarland
Miss Swick
Gladys Tellier
Chicago American
Misa Peffer
T. DM. Greenland
Engagement announced at Woman's Club event
Miss Jane N J McConnell and Harold K Smith of this city announce their engagement. The betrothal was disclosed at a luncheon during a Woman's Club function hosted by Mrs Mabel R McConnell and Mrs Ray C Pickett. Twenty guests attended a progressive auction bridge with prizes awarded to Miss Ethelyn Parker and Mrs Edward Finley. The wedding is planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane N.J .McConnell
Harold K. Smith
Ridgway
Woman's Club
Mabel R. McConnell
Ray C. Pickett
Ethelyn Parker
Edward Finley
Lunncheon
In and Out of Town Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Franklin Renry left this morning by motor for a week in Ridgway with her parents Mr and Mrs W M Thomas. Miss Marguerite Gander returns Saturday from New York City after completing a beauty culture course. Mrs E M Black of St Marrs returns home after visiting her brother A R Black and Mrs Black of Jackson Avenue. Mica Lucille Riderans of Cleveland arrived yesterday for a month with Mrs Charles Mahorey on Melvina Street. Dr Otis Reckard of Marietta is visiting his sister Mrs Frank Ford of 108 West Fifth Avenue. F W Dasen, son of Dir and Mrs F G Dasen, former Warren residents, was in the city Friday visiting relatives and handling business. he represents Liggett Myers Co makers of Chesterfield cigarettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Renry
Ridgway
W. M. Thomas
Marguerite Gander
New York City
ME. Black
St. Marrs
A. R. Black
Black
Jackson Ave
Nue
Mica Lucille Riderans
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Mahorey
Melvina Street
Dra. Otis Reckard
Marietta
Frank Ford
West Fifth Avenuue
F. W. Dasen
F. G. Dasen
Warren
Mr. Dasen
Liggett-Myers Co
Philomel Club Program At Jamestown Saturday
Philomel Club members will visit the Mozart Club of Jamestown Saturday morning at Crystal Hall in the Hotel Jamestown. Miss Pattie Peffer and Miss Lenore Knapp will sing with Miss Anna Knowlton at the piano, plus several other musicians will perform, led by Mrs. M. W. Robertson. The Mozart club will host luncheon for Warren women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Mozart Club
Jamestown
Crystal Hall
Hotel
M. W. Robertson
Pattie Peffer
Lenore Knapp
Anna Knowlton
H. B. Meacham
Fetne Anderson
William Yeager
Nellie Horton Schwing
H. R. McCalmont
Economic Outlook Glows With Recovery Confidence
Portland Oregonian reports a broad revival across sectors. Beef cattle prices stay high, wool and sheep profitable, farm loan liquidation increases, and farmers gain buying power after seven years. Industry expands, steel and autos rise, and Europe stabilizes. Credit ample, investments available, and unemployment expected to fall in 1928. Public urged to act with optimism and support growth.
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Europe
Panama Calla
Federal Reserve Bank
Just Janey Presented at Hazeltine Auxiliary Meeting
A home missionary play titled Just Janey was staged by the Isabelle Hazeltine Auxiliary at the First Methodist church Dunham parlors last evening. About sixty members attended. Mrs. M. E. McKenzie led the title role with Miss Edith Buzeltine directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Janey
Isabelle Hazeltine
Dunham
First Methodist Church
Edith Buzeltine
M. E. McKenzie
Tve
S. Niver
C. C. Burch
H. P. Stone
E. S. Africa
Jessie Bright
Kate Hazeltine
Ethel Ault
Ida McKinney
George Washington
Home Missionary Society of the Church
Neil Patterson
Advertising for Prosperity in Warren Tribune
A call to public support through advertising to boost Warren’s prosperity. The piece urges readers to back the Community Chest fund and to print the slogan Prosperous Warren fills the Community Chest in every paper and mailer. It frames advertising as the proof and path to economic improvement and invites local organizations to join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Community Chest
New Books at the Public Library Warren March 3
Temple Bailey Wall Flowers leads fiction releases at Warren Public Library tomorrow March 3, with titles by Baring Tinker’s Leave Cleveland A M Cop Chief of Police Doga Gollomb Joseph Portrait Invisible MacGrath Harold Changing Road Widdemer Margaret More Than K plus non fiction volumes Weathered authors include Josye GC Psychology of Religion smith EW Religion of Lower Races Florence PS Economics and Human Behavior Q u eal James American Communism Bjorkman Edwin Search for Atlantis Tallmadge TE Story of Architecture in America Mantle Burns Best Plays of 1926 27 Rawson MN Candle Days Emil Genius and Character Singuler Carlberg Miss Alice L Singuler and Clifford T Cartberg marry at First Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev Charles T Greer attendants Elia Homestead Percy Peck couple to reside in Sheffield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singuler-Carlberg
Alice L. Singuler
Jamestown
Clifford T. Cartberg
Sheffield
First Methodist Church
Charles T. Greer
Elia Homestead
Percy Peck
Cartberg
Carlberg
Dase Knopf Wedding Unites Local Couple at Home
Dase Kovp Miss Butt Dase daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Dase of 28 Locust street wed Carl Knopf son of Mr and Mrs George Knopf of Jackson Run Extension in a simple ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Reverend Courtice of Jamstons Methodist Church officiated before 24 guests. The bride wore a white georgette gown with sweet peas and bride’s roses corsage. After cake and coffee the couple planned a brief honeymoon and will reside in AHentown.
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Butt Dase
Herman Dase
Locust Street
Carl Knopf
George Knopf
Jackson
Jamstons Methodist Church
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Court House Visitors Make Local Stop
Mrs. Carl Horn of Irvine L V Russell of Russell and Fai Lindell of Akeley visited the courthouse today in a routine civic stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Carl Horn
Irvine
L. V. Russell
Russell
Faii Lindell
Akeley
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Lucille Hat Shop
Hickory Street
Florence H. Pendleton
Republican State Committee
Maing
Lewinton
Illustrated Newal
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
Alice Anderson
Water Street
Agnes Swanson
Augustana College
Rock Island
John Fhorsen
Anna Windblade
Irvine Street
Geraldine Pang
West St. Clair Street
Ptulathea Sunday Schol Elass
First Evangelical
Portland Oregonian
Gay’s Market Corner
5Th Ave
Bell
Oxfords
Lester Shoe Store
Robinson
Penna, Ave. W
The
Laby's
Hazeltine
Tribune
Dany
Teele
N. Ys
Public
Btadford, Gamaliel
D. L. Moody
G. L. Sands
Chandlery Valley
BBC
Pirillo
Penna, Ave
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