Salem church classes present joint meeting and orchestra program
An Onward and Willing Workers group from the Salem Evangelical church staged a joint meeting with a varied program. Arnold Flick led devotionals and business talks while Milton Schwab and siblings performed Uncle Sam and Liberty roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onward
Willing Workers
Salemi Evangelical Church
John Naegeli
Ella Ackert
Varge
Roces
Arnold Fhck
Panl Ristau
Arnold Flick
Milton Schwab
Uncle Sam
Liberty
Walter Schwanke
Allen Ristau
Alma Stuve
Carl Schwanke
Max Schwab
Emil Schwab
Paul Schwab
Ivan Rydholm
Fred Rosentrater
Axel Tingwall
R. L. Fassinger
Edith Rydholm
Alma Watt
George Sobriest
Piamat
Earl Schwab
Edward Schwanke
Harry Rickert
Arnold Flek
Moss Stuve
Mid-week Lenten Services Led Across Warren Churches
Lent week continues with several Warren churches hosting Wednesday services. Notable speakers include Rev Frank McEknight of Kingsley ERIE and Rev Ware leading Trinity Memorial. Special music features Pauline Smedley Cecelia Thompson and Charlotta Erikson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
First Methodist
Frank 8. McEknight
Kingsley Methodist Church of
Erie
Vichntro
Pauline Smedley
Cecelia Thompson
Charlotta Erikson
Trinity Memonal Church
Ware
A. Dening
Emanuel Reformed Church
First Baptist Church
God
Stoddard
Jesus
Jesns
Notth Warren Presbyterian Church
L. M. Barnard
Swedish Baptist
Swedish Methodist
Salem Evangelie Rane Evangelical
Epworth
Rockwell Class To Hold Rummage Sale
The Anna Rockwell Bible class of Trinity Memorial church plans a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday March 16 and 17 in a vacant room beside Bartsch's furniture on Pennsylvania Avenue. Proceeds support the class Lenten offering with volunteer coordinators Mrs. Byron Enaworth and Mrs. A H Schmatz plus Miss Rose Maybank directing shifts. Donations of clothing or furniture can be arranged by contacting listed committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Rockwell
Trinty Memorial Church
Bartsch
Pennsylvania Avenue
Byron Enaworth
Robert Trusler
A. H. Schmatz
Rose Maybank
Rockwell
Franklin Henry
Robert Truslerot
Baybdelle Bairstow
Warren Tonight and Community Church Activities Spotlight
Theatre listings and church group meetings in Warren feature Emu Jannings in The Way of All Flesh at Liberty theatre and The Gay Retreat at Columbia theatre. Recitals, Bible classes, guild meetings, and youth activities populate Warren Conservatory, Emanuel Reformed, First Baptist, First Presbyterian, Swedish Lutheran, Swedish English Methodist, and First Lutheran venues with varied times from 2:30 to 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Theatre
Emu Jannings
Columbia Theatre
Warren Conservatory For Music
Loretta Green
Howard Harp
Emanuel Reformed Church
Edward Cheek
North Street
Otterbein Guild
Jecturch
First Baptist Church
Lela Muthert
Central Avenue
Wasa Lodge
P. H. C.hall
First Presbyterian Church
Y. W. C. A. S Activites
Happy Helpers
First Lutheran Church
Cedar Street
Epworth League of
Misa Christine Lunn
Emma Westling
West Fifth Avenue
Warren
Tabarry
Emil Jannings
Swedish Lutheran Church
Clarence Agron
Orchard Street
Woman's Missionary Society
Dorcas Mission
Young People’s Supper
W. C. Dierks
Pittsburgh
Philowel
Junor Philomel Club
Jefferson Men’s Bible Class Plans Friday Program
Jefferson A special program will be presented at the Jefferson Men’s Bible class meeting Friday evening at the First Presbyterian church. A strong lineup of speakers is expected to address attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
First Presbyterian Church
Rev Brubaker speaks at third Y M C A Lenten meet
Rev A B Brubaker pastor United Brethren Church gave the third talk in the Lenten series at the Y M C A supper meeting on Mothers of the Bible. He cited Eunice and Lois as examples and stressed a mother’s example over teaching. Next Monday Rev C A Dennig of First Lutheran will speak. The play It Happened In June by Protheon class of First Baptist is set for Thursday with strong turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Brubaker
United Brethren Church
Eunice
Timothy
Lois
Brubsher
Brubaker
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Business and Professional Girls Department
Protheon
First Baptist Church
Warren
Marienville
Hutch
Cless
Wennesday
Leatzs Messa
Parent Teachers’ Association
Social notes from town hostesses and events
Mrs Charles Montjoy of Philadelphia visits the Kirbergers on Water Street for a few days. Mrs Elma Champlain of Lakewood visits Mrs Lester Nero at 504 Pubhe Way. An Odd Fellows and Rebekahs party hosts card games with prizes and refreshments Friday. Plans also set for the maple sugar social on Thursday March 22 with Mrs Ralph Brown in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Montjoy
Philadelphia
A. C. Kirberger
Water Street
Elma Champlain
Lakewood,n
Lester Nero
I’'ubhe Way
ODD Fellows Party
Harold Bradford
Ralph Knapp
Howard Bkinhead
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Social Committee
Ralph Brown
Martin Luther Class Opens Meeting at Hart Home
Forty four members attended the Martin Luther Bible Class of First Lutherans at John Hart’s home Monday night. Rev C A Den ning, the pastor, gave a fine talk. Refreshments followed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther Class
Martin Luther Bible Class
First Lutherans Church
John Hart
C. A. Dennig
Kitchen Class Seeks Hospital Sewing at Mrs Katchen’s Group
Monthly meeting of Mrs Katchen's Sunday School class of Furst Presbyterian Church is tonight at 7 45 at Miss Lottie Smuth's Fifth Avenue home. Members should come prepared to sew for the hospital.
Elvidge class sews for Children's Home at Glenwood
Members of the Elvidge class of First Presbyterian Church met at Mrs. LeVan’s Glenwood Street home Monday evening to sew for the Children's Home. Luncheon followed the gathering. The May Stone class hosted a monthly social with a business meeting and luncheon led by Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Miss Marian Baird and other hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvidge Clase
First Presbyterian Church
May R. Stone
Lloyd Smith
Marian Baird
Charlotte Colt
Evalyn Alter
May BR. Stone
Hutchinson Presbyterian to Hold Tureen Supper
The Hutchinson class of the First Presbyterian Church will host a tureen supper in the church dining room at 5 30 Wednesday afternoon. All active and honorary members are urged to attend and each guest should bring a tureen silver and dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania gasoline tax total equals Niagara water flow time
Harrisburg March 13 The Pennsylvania gasoline tax since 1921 equals the water flow over Niagara Falls in 32 minutes 35 seconds by Jan 1 1928. Taxed 297,894,930 gallons. comparisons include train lengths 2,085 miles, tank car capacity 10,000 gallons, and massive fleet implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Harrisburg
Pennsylyania
Niagara Palla
Pennsylvania
Samuel
Lewis
Grand Junction
Colorado
Neptune
Pittsburgh Meeting Reports By Business Girls Council
An important meeting of the W. Buisness Girls Council is set for this evening at 7 oclock Others may join for supper at 6 oclock Grace Mitchell Margaret Brunke and Agnes Wood will report on the Business Girls Conference recently held in Pittsburgh Other business will be transacted and all members and council representatives are urged to attend The All Were Club will hold a social meeting Wednesday at 8 oclock with Agnes Wood reporting on the Pittsburgh conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Business Girls Council
Grace Mitchell
Margaret Brunke
Agnes Wood
Pittsburgh
Shakespeare Club Dinner and Reading Hour
Shakespeare club members are entertained this evening at the Woman's club with a dinner and reading hour. Rev. C. T. Greer and Miss Laura Snyder will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Woman's Club
C. T. Greer
Laura Snyder
Birthday celebration honors Mrs Hadley at Lexington Avenue home
A surprise party for Mrs. H Hadley marked her birthday at 311 Lexington Avenue Monday evening. Prizes for high score went to Mr. and Mrs. H E Brunner. After card games, refreshments and gifts followed. Guests included the Simonsens Drum family Crowley Rholin Bosin Nielsen Palmer Hadley and others. The event reflected warm regard from the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Hadley
Lexington Avenue
H. E. Brunner
Hadley
Clyde Simonsen
Clyde Drum
First Baptist Protheon Class Set to Stage It Happened in June
The Protheon Class of First Baptist Church presents the three act comedy It Happened in June at the YWCA in the new activities building on Thursday evening directed by Stanley Stroupe. Olive Archibald stars with a cast of 28 including Jim Pritchett Evalina Scroggs Susie Crudell Mollie Jessop Charles Atkins Randy Stewart and Jarvis Sneed. Tickets selling rapidly with first come first served seating. performance begins at 8 15 o clock and reports due by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
First Baptist Church
Stanley Stroupe
Warren High School
Walter H. Baker Company
Boston
Mass
Olive Archibald
Shady Grove
Jim Pritchett
Evalina Scroggs
Susie Crudell
Mollie Jessop
Charles Atkins
Randy Stewart
Jarvis Sneed
Shady Grove Bank
Conewango W C T U Meeting Planned at McKenzie Home
Members of the Conewango W C T U will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs M E McKenzie 19 Glade avenue. Mrs Edward Hall of Fourth avenue entertained her bridge club at a one o clock luncheon at the Woman's club this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango W. C. T. U
M. E. McKenzie
Glade Avenue
Edward Hall
Fourth Avenue
Woman's Club
Recital by Loretta Greenan At Conservatory Of Music
Miss Loretta Greenan of Sheffield presents a junior piano recital at the Conservatory of Music this evening at eight o clock. She is assisted by John Shaughnessy of Warren and Howard Harp of Marienville, the latter a tenor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Greenan
Sheffield
Conservatory of Music
John Shaughnessy
Warren
Howard Harp
Marienville
Tuberculosis Symptoms and Early Detection
The article discusses renewed efforts to identify tuberculosis early after its cause was discovered. It emphasizes early recognition through careful symptom study and improved exams, noting many unaware sufferers delay seeking care until the disease progresses and treatment chances diminish. Signs include a slight hacking cough.
Tuberculosis early signs and medical examination described
The article outlines morning coughing with weight loss and fatigue as tuberculosis indicators. It notes that bleeding from the lungs may prompt a diagnosis, and explains the physician’s physical exam methods including inspection, percussion, and auscultation to detect lung changes.
Dramatic Club Presents Varied Program At High School
The Junior-Senior Dramatic Club at the High School showcased a minstrel skit eight performers, a recitation A Leap Year Leap by Helen Pressel, readings including The Bride's First Call at the Butcher Shop, and musical numbers led by Mary Louise Branch at the piano. Doris Sill chaired the meeting with minutes by Fred McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Sill
Fred McCoy
Helen Pressel
Charlotte Mahaffey
Irene Richards
Jane Lytle
Jame Sloan
Elizabeth Lavery
Betty Fields
Barbara Seltin
Agnes ‘Faber
Miss Kuhn
Milliteen Kopf
Barbara Aellin
Mary ‘Louise Branch
Weekly Health Talks on Measles Indifference
Dr Theodore B Appel urges fight against measles indifference in Pennsylvania. He cites high child impact, fatalities, and crippling outcomes, urging parents to avoid exposure, seek medical advice for colds, and support quarantine to protect children and others. A note ends with a High School Girls Glee Club concert.
Youngsville Industrial League Play Tonight Ends Season
The Youngsville Industrial League closes with X-Y team vs picked players for the title and High School teams from Tidoutel and Lottsville meeting for a separate championship on the Youngsville court. Firemen beat the American Legion 26 to 23 in a tight add period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Youngsville Industrial League
Tidioute
Lottsville
Youngsville Court
Industrial League
X-Y’s
Forest
X-Y'S
Youngsville Manufacturing Company
Clerks
Firemen
American Legion
Legion
Gates
Tureen Dinner Refreshes Local Ladies at McDonough Home
Twelve ladies attended a tureen dinner Tuesday at Mrs. M. F. McDonough’s residence 1100 Conenango Avenue. Among the guests were two out of town visitors, Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs. R. Brown of Jamestown. Three tables of bridge were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brown
R. Brown
Jamestown
M. F. McDonough
Conenango Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salem Church
Rev. Brubaker
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Pennsylvania Gag and Electric Company
Pennsylvania Avenue W
Acsta Hunterine
Berscon Tomy
Otto Peterson
Virgil Lesser
Mes
R. W. Whitehall
W. W.slocum
Ann Wright
Rotheon
Dramatic Club
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Social Sparlova
Theodore B. Appel
Grace M. Bert
Red Circle
Lillian Seekings
17Th Street
Charles Jones
Freehold
Jones
Frank Weaver
Margaret Raynor
Tylersburg
Albert Young
Frank Hendrickson
Helen Deshner
W. M. Deshner
Hendrickson
Gerney Ball
Orange Circle
S. T. Davison
Garland M. E. Church
Hira
Robinson’s
Penna. Ave
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