Lenten Supper Discussion at YWCA Highlights Mothers of the Bible
Reverend C T Greer spoke to six members of the Business Girls Federation and mothers at the YWCA Lenten supper on the theme Mothers of the Bible centering on the Sharanite from Kings. He stressed homemaking, home life, and motherhood’s greatness backed by Christlike spirituality.
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C. T. Greer
First Methodist Church
Business Girls’ Federation
Scamanite
Home Sweet Home
Edgar Guest
Chamaine
Jesus Christ
Out of Town Visitors and Weekend Arrivals
Miss Arlene Gefner of Buffalo studies beauty culture. Mrs W Nickle of Battle Creek visits Warren friends. Burton Garner and Chester Lawson return to Thiel College after weekend with family. Miss Margaret Swanson of Washington visits Orchard Street relatives. Walter Jackson returns to Oil City after weekend with C H Jackson family. Mr and Mrs J W Strong move to Canton Ohio after staying with Mrs Hamm.
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W. Nickle
Battle Creek
Michigan
Warren
B.S. Knabenshue
G. G. Brockway
Buffalo
Burton Garner
Sixth Avenue
Chester Lawson
Madison Avenue
Thiel College
Greenville
Margaret Swanson
Washington, D. C
Orchard Street
Walter Jackson
Oil City
C. H. Jackson
Prospect Street
J. W. Strong
Canton
Ohio
Miller Bible Class Meets at Mrs Buerkle Home
Mrs H G Buerkle of 103 Jackson street invites members of the Anna Miller Bible class at First Baptist to their annual meeting Thursday evening March 8. A tureen dinner will be served at six with guests supplying sandwiches and tureen. Officers will be elected and annual reports read. Members should notify of attendance.
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Dorothy Allen
Federation
Miss Hogan
Laura
First Baptist
Jan. Lytle
Cluuc
Warren High School
Cleo
T. N. Ty Club
G. A. P. Club
H. G. Buerkle
Jackson Street
Anna Miller
First Baptist Church
Dorcas
First Lutheran Church
Japan
Luther Leagues to Be Entertained at Ludlow Wednesday
The Luther League of Ludlow Swedish Lutheran church hosts visiting Luther leagues from Warren and Sheffield Congregations Wednesday evening. Warren members bring an orchestra directed by Charlotta Erickson and local soloists. program includes readings by Ellen Thorsen and Henry Nicholson. Sheffield offers five numbers. The Warren party departs at 7 30.
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Luther League
Ludlow
Swedish Lutheran Church
Luther Leagues
Warren
Sheffield
Charlotta Erickson
Henry Nicholson
Harriett Borg
Paul Borg
George Carlson
Nelson Johnson
Gilbert Check
Walter Peterson
Curtis Sesserson
Stanley Peterson
Norman Hedlund
Hartley Holmberg
Nmnarte
Ellen Thor8en
Logue
Francis Ekey
Sheffield Society
Carl Jacobson
Alfreda Langerquist
Elo Zine Nelson
Ella Johnson
F. W. Mickelson
Gertrude Seanquist
Violet Anderson
Mildred Anderson
Elsie Johnson
Ellen Johnson
Ranghild Jacobson
District meeting planned for Oil City area churches
Warren district Woman's Missionary society representing Swedish Lutheran churches in Warren Oil City Titusville Sheffield and Ludlow will meet in Oil City on Wednesday March 14. Mrs Henry Muller of Youngstown Ohio president will be main speaker.
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Warren
Kahnovsky and Gordon Wed at Beth Jacob Synagogue
In Kane on Sunday March 4 Rabbi S Gruskin joined Miss Lean Kahnovsky of Kane and David Gordon son of Mr and Mrs W Gordon of Prospect Street in marriage at 1 pm The bride wore white satin beaded with rhinestones and pearls A wedding dinner for over 100 guests followed the ceremony with attendees from Warren Ridgway Johnsonburg Sheffield and Shawmut
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Kahnovsky-Gordon
Beth Jacob
Kane
S. Gruskin
Lean Kahnovsky
David Gordon
Davis Newman marriage and Grace Church speaker named
Edna Mae Davis of Dewittville and Raymond E. Newman of Meadville were married Saturday morning March 3 at the First Lutheran parsonage with Rev C A Dennig officiating. They will reside in Meadville. Miss Doreas Hall is invited to speak March 18 at Grace Methodist church for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society annual bank offering service after returning from five years in Jubbulpore India to discuss her missionary work.
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Joanson-Magill
First Lutheran Church
A. Dennig
Lillian Mr. Johnson
Francis A. MaGill
Warren
Davis-Newman
Edna Mae Davis
Dewittville
Raymond E. Newman
Meadville
C. A. Dennig
Grace Church
Mello-Glo Face Powder Ad Promises Pure Finish
An advertisement touts Mello-Glo a new French process face powder from Mullen Drug Co claiming long wear smooth spread non clogging pores and a pure fine finish aimed at young women.
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Mullen Drug Co
Gay colored scarfs take the season by storm
The fashion note says square or tri-cornered scarfs are in vogue this Spring tied loosely around the neck on sport costumes or sweaters. It emphasizes their versatility for the up-to-date woman with chic colorful scarves as a key trend this season.
Card Party Draws 23 Tables at W F W Auxiliary
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary hosted a record card event in the post rooms with twenty three tables and five hundred in play. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Irvine Howarth and others, followed by a luncheon. A business meeting is set for Thursday at eight with plans for a tureen dinner postponed until new headquarters are ready.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Irvine Howarth
H. J. Row
Helen Hondall
Ralph O'Neil
Bertha Lyons
Harry Keller
Erick Munson
Helen Hendart
M. J. Farnsworth
Underwood
Community Chest Check Treated as Loan
A check issued to the Community Chest is described as a loan rather than a donation. The note clarifies the financial arrangement, indicating repayment expectations to the donor or sponsoring organization.
Floral accessories to brighten outfits offered
The ad invites customers to visit for a wide assortment of flowers including violets geraniums pansies sweet peas and other varieties to complement dresses coats and suits with nature’s colors.
Easter Dresses for the Girl of the Family
The bloom of youth and the brightness of Spring shine in these dresses. Frocks match youthful charm and are chosen for Easter yet remain stylish and serviceable for long after the holiday.
New Coats for Girls and Misses Highlight Stylish Replicas
The latest coats for girls and misses showcase attractive quality and color options. Styles mirror grown up designs, appealing to both older and younger wearers with coordinated selections.
New Gloves for Spring Wear In All Modes and Shades
A retailer touts gloves in every mode and model with new shades and cuff effects designed to match Spring wear. The selection aims to harmonize with recent fashion releases and offer coordinated accessories.
New Handbags Reflect Spring Styles In Stores
Shoppers note a fresh display of spring handbags by Wiese. Suede bags with metal frames and folding leather purses in envelope styles complement tailored outfits. The line attracts many buyers and remains affordably priced.
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Wiese
Easter Frocks For Milady Show Youthful Style
Fashion note outlines dresses aimed at a youthful silhouette with slim lines. Describes tight hip lines pleats fine detail scarf ends bolero and modified cape effects with even hem lines. Emphasizes restrained yet deliberate design signaling exclusive taste through subtle touches.
Silk Underthings in the New Shades
Silk underthings in the new shades present a full line of intimate wear including dance sets stop-ins bloomers vests bandeaux nightgowns all crafted from soft silk and rayon and designed to wash and wear well.
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Milady
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Doris Bright
Wayne Street
Arlene Gefner
Miller Bible Class
Luther
Edith Burkman
Florence Rydholm
Ludwig Peterson
G. M. Burg
J. F. Anderson
Ennai Jacobson
Alex Erickson
J. Arndt Swanson
Dorothea Lundahl
Emma Erickson
Ernest Swanson
Robert Dunham
Albert Johnson
Harold Gustafson
Allan Johnson
Arthur and
Reinhart Holmberg
Moonough
West Side
M. F.mcdonough
Conewango Avenue
Foreign Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Miss Dove
Madeline Dove
Jacobson Avenue
Sirss Winifred Gaughn
Esther Klepfer
Marguerite Dorsey
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