Ridge social season centers on Miss Lesser and Miss McConnell
Miss Elizabeth Lesser and Miss Jane McConnell headline a host of spring social events in Ridge. A charming bridge at Mrs. Ralph F. Otterbein’s home drew guests including Miss Alter and Miss Colt with prizes awarded for high scores. Additional bridge and tea-bridge gatherings are planned at Pennsyl vania avenue and Fourth avenue homes, with dinner invitations for Miss Lesser on March 16 and further events for Miss McConnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lesser
Jane McConnell
Miss Lesser
Ralph F. Otterbein
South
Pennsylvania
Otterbein
Kathryn Butterfield
Martin Irvin
Charlotte Colt
Evalyn Alter
Mary Dorworth
Martha Bordwell
Robert Gibb
Helen Mumford
William Crossett
Howard Alexander
Annette Stone
Loys Jenkins
Miss Alter
Miss Colt
Edith Knabb
Merton Irvin
Leseer
Lattre
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Ethelyn Parker
Third Avenue
Vera Thompson
Glenwood Street
Miss McConnell
Miss Thompson
Edward Finley
Margaret Folkman
Clair King
Georgia Lott
Alyce Somers
Marion Elliott
Betty Critchelow
Donald Smith
Evelyn Morse
Delpha Nelson
Verna Thompson
Beulah Marrer
Glade Farm Women Host March Meeting and Plans
Mrs. George Sweeting hosted four teen members and a guest at the Glade township Farm Women meeting. Miss Dagmar Wolfe from State College spoke on Spring Gardens, with an article by Mrs. Fred Simonas. An April 12 tureen dinner at Rouse Hospital was arranged by Mrs. Sweeting and Mrs. Andrew Homan. The meeting opened with scripture by Mrs. Bryan and included prayer, roll call, and refreshments. The Thursday bridge club met at the Woman's club with hostess Mrs. Francis Stakelum and three tables in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Sweeting
Jackson Street
Glade Township
Dagmar Wolfe
Home Economics Department
State College
Spring Gardens
Fred Simonas
Walter Ward
Rouse Hospital
Sweeting
Andrew Homan
Bryan
In and Out of Town Residents Visit and Local Fever Notice
Mrs. William C. Geenwall of Olean and Mrs. P W M Pressel of Conewango Place returned home after a two day visit. Bonna DeLong student at Villa Marie Academy Erie suffers Scarlet fever. spanditaya improving. Emil G Johnson returns from Franklin. Mr and Mrs George Clifton host over weekend at Tidioute. Charles Kebler of Kane visits Warren. Temple Social Club Dance features Jess Smith orchestra nine to twelve at Masonic Temple with refreshments and bridge in social parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Geenwall
Olean
K. Y
P. W. M. Pressel
Conewango Blace
Bonna DeLong
C. P. DeLong
Central Avenue
Villa Marie Academy
Erie
Emil G. Johnson
Russell Street
Franklin
George Clifton
Main Avenue
Tidioute
Temple Social Club
Sweet Hearts
Maneuic Temple
Jess Smith
Victor Anderson
Hugh Arnold
Ira Brown
Lynn Holcomb
Jordan Overturt
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Long Wear in All Weather
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder from Mullen Drug Co touts a thin new French process powder that keeps skin looking young without dryness or pore clogging. It claims to resist perspiration and stay on longer, calling the product truly wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen Drug Co
Two Thousand Attend Spring Opening at Metzger-Wrights
Two thousand guests filled Metzger-Wright's last evening for a spring opening spanning seven to nine thirty. Shoppers toured three floors of new fashions and accessories with window displays praised as Warren’s most artistic. The third floor hosted informal fashion shows as models mingled with crowds while the fourth floor showcased draperies and glassware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger-Wright
Warren
Marshall Kaltenbach
Hotel Conneaut
H. A. McCullough
Ladies of the Grand Army Prepare Packing Session
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic meet in post rooms at 2:30 Saturday afternoon to pack their property for removal to temporary quarters. Members are urged to attend promptly. Mrs. Lloyd Smith hosts the May B. Stone class of First Presbyterian Church Monday evening with assistance from Miss Evelyn Alter and Miss Charlotte Colt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of ‘the Republic
Mrs Lowe ninety one honored in Lakewood dinner
A family dinner tomorrow night at the home of Mr and Mrs James B Lowe Lakewood N Y honors Mrs D Lowe mother of former county commissioner E M Lowe and James B Lowe on her ninety first birthday She has lived near Sugargrove and Lottaville all her life and visits her two sons' homes. Friends surprise Mr Kidder dinner party at Prospect Street hosted by Mrs Kidder to celebrate his illness. A heightful dinner with red and white decorations followed by music and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
James B. Lowe
Lakewood
N. Y
D. &. Lowe
E. M. Lowe
Christopher
Ann Martin
Sugargrove
Lottaville
Kidder
F. C. Kidder
Prospect Street
Stewart F. Custer
Maxine
W. J. Hamislton
Charles McCarthy
Leroy McKinney
North Main Street
Mrs. McCarthy
Officers Named by Miller Bible Class
The Anna Miller Bible class of the First Baptist church held a social and business session at Mrs. H. G. Buerkle’s Jackson avenue home. Mary Gill was elected teacher, M Wheeler assistant teacher, Bertha Kinkead president, Buerkle vice president, Mary Trimble secretary and treasurer. Treasurer’s report and other matters discussed. Community Chest dollars to stay in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Miller
First Baptist Church
H. G. Buerkle
Jackson Avenue
Burckle
Lynette Havens
Mary Gill
M. Wheeler
Bertha Kinkead
Buerkle
Mary Trimble
Bassett Explains Election Laws to W C T U Members
Henry H. Bassett Republican county chairman explained election laws to Conswango Heights W C T U members at Mrs Libby Bailey's home Wereu Thursday A large gathering learned about good roads bond issues by County Treasurer R E Ward and urged support The state W C T U president Ella George urged a bigger membership drive through May The bulletin subscription list was to be sent Treasurer plans were approved for the membership campaign committee and refreshments were served by Eunice Schuler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry H. Bassett
Republican
Conswango Heights
Libby Bailey
Church Street
Wereu
Thuraiay Aiwinv
Good Roads
R. E. Ward
Eunice Schuler
Ella George
Ellen Fehlman
Ida Armendinger
Bulletin
Thread of Destiny staged by High School cast
The first performance of Thread of Destiny by the Hi and High School Girls club received strong applause at the W. C. A. last evening. The play follows a slave family on Montgomery plantations from betrothal to the Civil War, weaving North and South loyalties and the fate of love with patriotism and loyalty themes. The cast includes Fanny, Virginia Montgomery, Peyton Bailey, Tom Randolph, and many others, with praise for Dorothy Thompson and Foster Lott for posters. The production runs again tonight at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashurst
Montgomery
Fanny
Bat
Miss Viria
Peyton Baily
Fiining
George Washington Baily
Miss Virginia
Mr. Peyton
Peyton
Virginia
Fairfax Twins
Tom Randolph
South
Montgomerys
North
Dorothy Thompson
Foster Lott
Jane Lytle
George Washington
William Muir
Edith Sherman
Betty Kopf
Mrs. Montgomery
Avonelie Cattin
Col
Straight Silhouette Dominates Spring Fashion Trends
Fashion notes describe two opposing spring coat lines with straight silhouettes and full, circular coats for sports and evening wear. Tweed remains leading, fur trimming wanes, and dull silk crepes gain favor. practical wardrobes grow as women favor multiple gowns with wraps.
Stoughton and Taylor Marriage in Port Edward
Ella M. Stoughton of Brooklyn and J H Taylor of Glade Avenue were married on March 7 at the bride’s brother’s home in Port Edward. The couple will reside in Warren. Community Chest dollars all stay in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton-Taylor
Mise
Ella M. Stoughton
Brooklyn
J. H. Taylor
Glade Avenue
Port Edward
Warren
Youngsville Community Notes and Local Appointments
More than a hundred attend the M E church supper and devotional program led by Rev S T Davison with musical numbers by local students. Death of Homer F Davis of Munsey Indiana announced. Keystone Faced Brick Company forming to operate Youngsville plant. Ruth Davis joins Alpha Sigma Phi at Western Reserve University. Various club events, store improvements, council decisions to extend water line, and planned Lincoln Dinner noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
M. EB
Grene
S.T. Davison
Floyd Yorke
Cureus Gustafson
Fern Anderson
Delia Rapp
Old Virginia
Lenora Smith
Rebecca Hennon
Davison
Homer
Davis
Homer F. Davis
Munsey
J. W. Davis
Grace Kay
Joe Tavis
Alice Newmaker
Warren
Indiana
Keystone Fated Brick Company
New
Keystone Faced Brick Company
New Castle
Victor Artico
John Mattis
Tony Fumani
John Gaiorin
Donate Prilette
Joe Artico
Otillio Marengoni
Jack Lekese
Tony Natale
Nick Natale
Roger Lewisson
Annual Easter Ball of Company I on April 9
Company I plans its annual Easter dance for Monday April 9 at the State Armory. The War ren Club Revelers, formerly Merle Schultz's orchestra, will play. Proceeds support Company I expenses, with the Ladies Auxiliary newly organized under Mrs. Leo Gleese. Captain Pearson and committee arrange the event as the season opens. A check to the Community Chest is a loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
State Armory
Warren Club
Merle Schultz
Leo Gleese
Péarson
Missionary Program of Salem Church on March 11
The Selem Evangelical church schedules its annual missionary program for Sunday evening March 1 at 7 30 featuring scripture reading and prayer Rev R L Fassinger the anthem Lands Beyond the Sea recitations Miss Ruth Erickson Solo Summer Suns Are Glowing Reymond Marti readings Mrs William Ackert a sacred drama Challenge of the Grass led by Mrs John Naigh six disciples named Miriam Rise tau Erna Daze Ella Ackert Bertha Flick Gert rude Ristau Martha Ackert a quartet Fred Rosentrater Mrs Albert Murti Fred Haber and Fred Rosentrater provide music with Alma Stuve as accompanist An offering to support missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selem Evangelical Church
R. L. Fassinger
John Naigh
Evangel
Miriam Risetau
Erna Daze
Ella Ackert
Bertha Flick
Gertrude Ristau
Martha Ackert
Fred Rosentrater
Albert Murti
Fred Haber
Alma Stuve
Warren Tonight Selections and Local Events
Library Theatre shows Serenade while Columbia Theatre presents Chinese Pat rot Tonight A church dinner at First Methodist at 6 30 Women’s Bible Class at Mrs Schimmelfeng’s home 4106 Fourth Ave at 7 46 Lady Warren Rebekahs supper at Odd Fellow Temple 6 30 Hob o dance at 9 Temple Social Club May sonic dance 9 to 12 Play The Thread of Destiny at High School auditorium Y B S at Swedish Baptist church 9 00 Rex King of Wild Horses in Wild Beauty at Columbia Rex theater G A R Circle meets at old post toms at 2 30. Tomorrow Library Theatre Harry Langdon in The Chaser Columbia Theatre Rex Wild Beauty G A R Circle meets at old post toms at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
First Methodist Church
Maysonic Temple
Warren Tomorrow Library
Harry Langdon
Columbia Theatre
Rex, the King of Wild Horses
Brotherhood Fails in Bid to End Tipping Against Tips
Washington March 57 The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters failed to outlaw tipping in a federal case against the Pullman Company. The interstate complaint sought to substitute increased wages for tips but was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glade
Bridge Club
Woman's Club
Francis Stakelum
Union Street
Charles Kebler
Kane
Metzger-Wrights
Miller Bible Class
Bassett
Crusaders
Crusaders of Light
Young People's Society of the Swedish Baptist Church
E. A. Gustafson
Center Street
Emil Carlson
Gouldtown
Frank Norberg
Marcus Larson
The
Swedish Baptist Church
Robinson's
Penna. Ave. W
Oil City
Ruth Davis
Alpha Sigma Phi
College For Women
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Davis
Larkin Club
Raymond Wingard
East Main Street
Blue Bird Club
William Sandberg
Ray Lannings
Sevreal Youngsville
Mairbneest
John Hurley
Youngsville Council
Poplar
Davis Streets
del Woodard
del Woodard and Co
Relief Corps
Robert Kinenar
Saemery
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York
Company 1
Daan
Warren Wholesale Company
Salem Church
Brotherhood
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