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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1928

Page

8

State music federation president to lecture at Philomel

Mrs. W. CG. Dierks of Pittsburgh, State President of the Federation of Music Clubs, will lecture on Russian Music at Philomel Club Program Day with piano numbers. Executive committee hosts and a large tea hour roster accompany the event, with substitute plans for Anna Knowlton and Wanda Lendowska study sessions noted.

W. CG. Dierks Pittsburgh Federation of Music Clubs Philomel Club Dierks Warren Philomel Rose Messner Keller J. R. Durham J. 3B. Leg Thomas Jenks G. Gregory Bright Ball Manley Brown Anderson Blam G. W. Thompson Schwing Pressell Groves Phnomel

Go Getters Class Meets at First Baptist Tuesday Evening

Regular meeting of the Go Getters class at First Baptist church scheduled for Tuesday evening at Miss Lela Methert home 12 Central avenue. Joint meeting planned by Salem Evangelical Sunday school senior classes Monday night at 7 45 o'clock with Onward class arranging program. Oyster supper hosted by Misses Florence and Martin Ward at Rouse hospital Youngsville for Philathea class at 7 30 with evening of entertainment. Vasa Lodge business meeting Tuesday evening at P H C hall starting 7 30 followed by cards and refreshments. Elvidge class social and business program tonight at Mrs L C LeVan 1 Glenwood street. Mrs Glade Mencer hosts Utter's Sunday school class Tuesday night at 210 Orchard street with important business.

Dorcas Mission First Lutheran Church Tireen Blue Stocking Club Blanche L. West 5. E. Walk Medora BM. Moore First Baptist Church Lela Methert Central Avenue Salem Evangelical Sunday School Florence and Martin Ward W D. Ward Rouse Hospital Youngsville First Evangelial Church Vasa Lodge P. H. C. Hall Elvidge L C LeVan Glenwood Street First Presbyterian Church Mencer Glade Mencer Orchard Street Emil Jannings Columbia Theatre Effie Mission Circle Biss Sigrid Pearson Russell Street Utter S. S Glade Mercer Glade Parent-Teacher Association Salem Evangelical Church May R. Stone Lloyd Smth Pennsylvania Avenue A. B. Brubaker Martin Luther John Hartman Wayne Street Missionary Society Warren Emi Columbia Warren Conservatory of Music Loretta Green Howard Harp Emanuel Reformed Church Edward Check North Street Otterbein Guild Lela Muthert First Happy Helpers Furst Lutheran Church Cedar Street Epworth League of Christine Lunn Emma Westbing West Fifth Avenue

New MELLO-GLO Face Powder Introduced

A new youth shade exclusive to MELLO-GLO promises longer wear and less sweating. It claims to not clog pores and uses a new French process, described as absolutely pure. Available for one dollar at Mullen Drug Co.

Mullen Drug Co

Warren Tonight Activities Include Theatre and Classes

Local notices list Emil Jannings film at Warren Tonight Library theatre and a Warren Conservatory recital by Loretta Green and Howard Harp at 8:00. Church classes, guild meetings, and civic groups meet across town from 7:20 to 8:00 with venues on Russell, Orchard, Wayne, Glenwood, and Pennsylvania avenues.

Bridge for Miss Lesser at Mrs. Irvine's home

Elizabeth Lesser is praised as a bridge partner at a social event hosted by Mrs. Martin Irvine and Miss Edith Knabb on Pennsylvania avenue east. Guests include Dr. B. V. Lesser and numerous local ladies and directors. A separate item notes a Glade PTA meeting with a nurse's report and a Hoff Business College talk.

Lesser Elizabeth Lesser Martin Irvine Edith Knabb Pennsylvania Avenue East B. V. Lesser Howard Alexander Annette Stone Margaret Callahan Martha Bordwell R. F. Otterbein Robert Gibb Helen Mumford Kathryn Butterfield Charlotte Colt Loss Jenkins Knabb Adelaide Knabb Clair King

Presbyterian Choir Gathers for Jamestown Church Program

The First Presbyterian church in Jamestown hosted a Sunday evening program with musical numbers led by the Warren choir under director M. H. Deardorff, featuring Anna Knowlton as organist and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles Randall. The program included choral selections, a duet by Rathburn and Irwin, and an anthem by Barnes and Baker, followed by a benediction and closing hymn.

Union First Congregational Church Jamestown First Presbyterian Church Charles Randall Anna Knowlton Presbyterian Church Warren M. H. Deardorff Anna A. Knowlton Evelyn Norlin Patt: Peffer Carmen Milliren Gerald Wright Nell Milenius Barbara Sella Margaret Jahnson Ray Pickett Sara Andrews Florence Irwin Emma Keller Emma Gearhart Margie Thompson Kathryn Hubley G. Walter Irwin T. Sheridan Baker Guy Saxton Harold , Banghart William E. Lutz D. A. Presel Glenn Sith Rogers Miller Boex

Fourteen Confirmed at Trinity Church by Bishop Ward

The Right Reverend John C. Ward administered the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation to a class of fourteen at Trinity Memorial Church during an Evening Prayer service. Names include John Kehr Sydney Kelly Richard Hansen Weston Ensworth Cortlandt Schuyler Bruce Wood Jack Farquhar Jane Lyons Jane McConnell Lucy Lawton Ruth Grennon Katherine Miller Eugenia Kel n Lois Renry. Bishop Ward preached from Ephesians five and spoke on Walk as Children of Light before spending the night at the Rectory and leaving for Erie today.

John C. Ward D. D Diocese of Erie Trinity Memorial Church Episcopal Church John Kehr Sydney Kelly Richard Hansen Weston Ensworth Cortlandt Schuyler Bruce Wood Jack Farquahr Jane Lyons Jane McConnell Lucy Lawton Ruth Grennon Katherine Miller Eugenia Ke Mator

Glee Club to Give Benefit Concert at Grace Church

The Girls Glee Club of Warren High will present a concert Thursday night at Grace M E Church on Pennsylvania Avenue East at 8. It benefits the Woman's Home Missionary Society and is expected to draw a large crowd.

Warren High School Grace M. E Pennsylvania Avenue East Woman’s Home Missionary Society

Twenty Miners Trapped After Tezintlan Mine Explosion

In Tezintlan Pebla the La Aurora silver mine saw more than twenty miners believed trapped after a blast. A gas wall hindered rescue efforts though a Pachuca rescue squad arrived in gas protectors. Eleven miners were rescued alive as fears grew of more deaths with gas rising inside the mine.

Mexico City la Aurora Tezintlan Pebla Pachuca Teziutian

Simple Rites Mark Wanamaker Funeral

Funeral services for Rodman Wanamaker will be held at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Philadelphia with an Episcopal ritual. Burial follows at St James Cemetery beside his parents. Pallbearers include Major Warburton and Major McLeod among others. a special train carried officials from New York to represent Governor Smith.

Philadelphia Rodman Wanamaker St. Mark’s Episcopal Church St James Barclay H. Warburton Norman McLeod Hector Munn William L. Nevin Alfred G. Clay Grover Whalen John W Appel New York Walhiam L. Haskell al Smith

Glee Club Plans Thursday Concert at Grace M Eenue

The High School Girls Glee club will present a concert Thursday evening at 8 15 at the Grace M Eenue venue. Organizers invite families and friends to attend for a short performance and possible encore.

Grace M. Eenue

Visitors, Students, and Travelers Headed to Nearby Destinations

Richard Pearce and Clare Lawson were visitors on Saturday night, while Thomas Pressel, son of a superintendent, stayed with his parents after a weekend visit. The Rogers family plan trips to Sanford Florida Newport News Virginia and Florida in June. Mrs Hutchinson visits St Augustine and Mrs Calderwood joins her husband in St Petersburg. Dr and Mrs A Q Mitchell of Warren stay at the Dodge Hotel Washington. G B BassettBradford and daughters Betty Jean visit relatives in Water street. James Frantz returns to Thiel College after a weekend with his parents.

Harriette S. Rogers L. PB. Rogers Minnie Hutchinson George Calderwood South Rogers Sanford Florida Newport News Virginia Hutchinson St. Augustine Calderwood St. Petersburg A. Q. Mitchell Warren Dodge Hotel Washington G. B. Bassett Betty Jean Bradford Bassett Robert Bassett Water Street James Frantz C. J. Frantz Thiel College

Special Mass for Holy Name Society at St. Joseph’s

Rev Father J H Diamond celebrated a special Mass for Holy Name Society members at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Sunday at 7 45 am. The Rosary Society served the annual post mass breakfast in the Parish hall, with more than one hundred attending.

Holy Name Society St. Joseph’s Catholic Church J. H. Diamond The Rosary Society

Y W C A Offers Six Week Special Courses In Dressmaking Cooking And Law

The Education Department of the Y W C A announces six week courses starting March 19 in advanced dressmaking taught by Miss Mary Hogan, cooking led by Miss Laura DeForest, and a parliamentary law class beginning March 26 with instructor to be announced. Courses suit various skill levels and inquiries are asked to call 450 for information.

Education Department Mary Hogan Laura DeForest Federation Council South Street Gl East Street Fourth Ward Happered South Street Bankers

Community Chest dollars all come back to us

A short note emphasizes that funds raised by the Community Chest are returned to the community, underscoring local financial support.

Warren

High Cost of Loving sermon at United Brethren Church

Rev. N. H. McAllister, Erie conference superintendent, preached a large Sunday evening sermon titled The High Cost of Loving at the United Brethren Church. Choir rendered specials and a duet by Rev. Brubaker and his son Arthur. Attendees included Rev. Carlson and Mrs. Carlson of Jamestown and Mrs. N. H. McAllister of Falconer.

N. H. McAlister Ratconer Erie United Brethren Church A. B. Brubaker Arthur Carlson Jamestown

Aids to Diagnosis of Tuberculosis Highlighted

Foster Murray examines early recognition of pulmonary tuberculosis noting prompt diagnosis improves treatment outcomes. The piece outlines that incipient TB can be hard to spot but with careful assessment of multiple factors a diagnosis is possible in a reasonable percentage of cases.

Foster Murray M.D Long Island Medical Journal

Card party hosted by Women of Mooseheart Legion

The Women of Mooseheart Legion will hold a card party at 8 o clock Tuesday evening in Moose Temple. Prizes will be awarded and refreshments served, according to Mrs. Larsen who is in charge of arrangements.

Mooseheart Legion Moose Temple Larsen

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Music Federation Ottenbein Guild Otfenbein Guild Washington Society Herbert Hoover Secretary of Commerce Waanington, D. C Glade P Ann Wight Hazel Finley L. J. Holmes Hoff Business College Glade Parent Teachers’ Association Glace George K. Harsh Alenmetta Welmer Presbyterian Jamestown Church Ree Manon Rathburn Irwin Phe Shelley Patt Feffer Carmen Buldren Wilcox Senptine St. John Combs Patti Peiffer Carmen Milliven G Walter Irwin Briggs Barnby Lloyd Smith Pa Alter Charlotte Olt Ed Check Chaffee-Helminger Pauline Chaffee Meadville Robert Helminger First Methodist Episcopal Church Charles T. Greer Gilbert Graham Helminger Lone Elm Helmingler Graham Trinity Church Glee Club Rebecca Society Rebecca Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church Hanna Peterson Locust Street Anna Check S. B. of A. Hall Mark Wanamaker Miami County Kansas City Miami Kansas Republican Richard Pearce Clare Lawson Thomas Pressel P. W. M. Pressel Conenango Place Edinboro Myrtle Johnston London Education Department OF Y. W U. B Aed Et Ee Robinson’s Penna. Ave Nettleton Maderia Hill Madeira Hill Warren Coal Company Warren County
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