Glade P T A Programme At Warren Meeting
The Glade Parent-Teacher Association held a regular meeting at the school with Miss Alice Anderson presiding. The program included vocal duets and solos, readings and piano numbers, plus a health talk by Miss Finley and remarks on education by L J Holmes. A social hour and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Anderson
Theodore Kaiser
Ethel Baldensperger
Lillian Swanson
Gwendolen Mahaffey
Givesgepp
Lucille
Marjorie
Margaret Woodruff
Miss Finley
Miss. Finley
L. J. Holmes
Hoff Business College
Glade
Local church and theatre events fill Warren Tonight
The Warren area hosts a slate of late afternoon and evening activities across churches theatres and clubs. Events include Emils Janningas appearance in The Way of All Flesh at Libuary theatre and The Gey Re teat at Columbia theatre, plus multiple church suppers bowls and dinners at 6:00 or 6:45. Ikely gatherings include First Presbyterian and First Lutheran tureen dinners, Junior Phnomel and P. H. C. pickup suppers, W. C. T. A. and W. B. A. events, Rebecca society, Quaintance club box social, and Lu cst street performances It Happened in June at unspecified venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libuary
Emil Janninga
Columbia Theatre
Clarence Agron
Orchard Street
Doreas Mission
First Baptist Church
Hutchinson
First Presbyterian Church
Church
Bris
Syd
Library
Conewango W. C
Ladies Aid
First Lutheran Church
Philathea
First Evangelical Church
Rouse Hospital
Florence
Marian Ward
P. H.C. Pickup
Temple
Otterbein Church Guild Elects Yearly Officers
Otterbein Guild of the First United Brethren church reports a year of strong progress with pledges doubling previous totals. Officers chosen include Miss Henrietta Atkins as president, Miss Virginia Maeder vice president, Miss Kathleen Reed secretary, Miss Thelma Gilson treasurer, and Miss Adelaide Reed bank offering. Delegates to Erie branch convocation set for May 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otterbein Guild
First United Brethren Church
Erie
U. S. Missionary Societies
Henrietta Atkins
Virginia Maeder
Kathleen Reed
Thelma Gilson
Adelaide Reed
Velma Nason
A. B. Brubaker
Atkins
Maeder
Reed
Annabelle Hepfinger
Last Moose rooms party ends Five Hundred event
The Ladies Auxiliary hosted the final Moose rooms gathering last evening with a five hundred card event. Thirteen tables played. prizes went to Mrs. Lauffenberger first high, Mrs. H. K. Bruner second high, Henry Honhart and Ralph O’Neal as men’s first and second. A luncheon followed. The Truth Seekers Class meets tomorrow evening at Mrs. Birdienia Gaffney’s home, 224 Pennsylvania Avenue West, at the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Moose Rooms
Lauffenberger
H. K. Bruner
Henry Honhart
Ralph O'Neal
First Presbyterian Church
Birdienia Gaffney
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
New Wonderful Cleansing Cream Promises Gentle Cleanse
An ad for Mel o Glo cleansing cream from Mullen Drug Co promotes a cocoa butter enriched formula that cleans deep into pores without stretching skin. Marketed as beneficial for dry skin and maintaining a youthful complexion as a companion to Mel o Glo Face Powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullen Druge Co
League Supper Friday at First Lutheran Church
The Loyalty League of the First Lutheran church schedules a three course supper and monthly meeting Friday evening at six o'clock in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty League of the First Lutheran Church
Seventeen-year-old Se travaille? (incomplete)
Misa Lottie R. Smith hosted a Kitchen Sunday School class at her home on West Fifth avenue for a work meeting. The group sewed for the hospital during the evening, supporting hospital needs with their activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Lottie R. Smith
West Fifth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Loretta Greenan and Howard Harp Junior Recital
The second spring junior recital at the Conservatory featured Loretta Greenan of Sheffield and Howard Harp of Marianville with violinist John Shaughnessy of Warren. Greenan showed strong romantic interpretations after Bach, Harp sang well selected numbers, and Shaughnessy interlined piano and vocal pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Greenan
Conservatory of Music
Loretta Greenan
Sheffield
Howard Harp
Marianville
John Shaughnessy
Warren
Mrs. Dierks Speaks at Philomel Club Today
Mrs. W C Dierks of Pittsburgh lectures on Russian music with piano pieces at the Philomel club this afternoon. The state president of the Federated Music Clubs is making her second visit while Mrs. Messner, club president, outlines March events and March 28 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dierks
Pittsburgh
Philomel Club
Dierks
Federated Music Clubs
Philomel
W. F. Messner
Paul Riston
Albrecht
S. E. Walker
Bure Walker
Nevin
Spinster Class Banquet Delights Women at Y W C A
The Spinster class of the First Presbyterian Church held its annual banquet at the Y W C A activities building. Forty four members attended and enjoyed a four course dinner followed by St Patrick's stunts and games. Mrs Otto Peterson chaired arrangements with assistants including Mrs W BR Boreman Mrs W W Slo yeum Mrs Ann Wright Mrs RK W Whitehill and Mrs Virgil Lesser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's
First Presbyterian Church
St Patrick's
Otto Peterson
W. BR. Boreman
W. W. Sloyeum
Opening Leads Against a Suit Bid In Auction Bridge
Bridge editor notes opening leads against a suit declaration in auction bridge. He lists preferred leads by sequence such as A-K-T, K-Q-10, and Q-10-3-X, advising open with the king rather than the ace, and avoiding underleadings. Singleton and fourth best leads are discussed, with emphasis on signaling to partner and avoiding weak starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Sisson
Tribune Bridge Editor
Social notes of local residents and visitors
In and Out of Town Mr. A. F. Guiffre and daughter Prudence returned Tuesday from Lockport New York where they visited relatives. Ac company Mr Anthony Pusateri of Lockport will visit the Guiffre home. Miss Nell Sill librarian of Cleveland's Museum of Art has returned after a visit with her parents. Miss Dorothy Powers supervisor of the State hospital in North Warren returned from Bradford. Miss Edith Arnold returned from a visit in Butler and Pittsburgh. Miss Kate Horton is spending two weeks at Atlantic City. Mrs P S Tarbox of OF City visits her brother Mr W J Phillips. Mrs W H Hay of Mayburg visits Mrs W M Nicholson. Mrs W F Messner entertains Mrs W C Dierks of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Guiffre
Prudence
Lockport
N. Y
Anthony Pusateri
Guiffre
Nell Sill
Cleveland
Museum of Art
G. C. Sill
Madison Avenue
Sill
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dorothy Powers
State Hospital
North Warren
Bradford
It Happened in June play to be shown Thursday
After three successful performances at First Baptist and Lions Club events the Protheon Class presents It Happened in June again Thursday evening at the W C A activities building. Proceeds go to the Protheon Class and the W C A Federation. Cast includes Lester Muthart Julius Berdine Gerald Archibald John Alexander Genevieve Amey Bessie Strickland Mayda McNitt Ethlyn Parker Olive Archibald. Tickets on sale at the W G A office cafeteria and at the door tomorrow. Show starts 8 15 with no reserved seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Protheon
W. C. A. Federation
Lester Muthart
Julius Berdine
Gerald Archibald
John Alexander
Genevieve Amey
Bessie Strickland
Mayda MecNitt
Ethlyn Parker
Olive Archibald
W. Y. C A Girls Club Plans May Activities
Ten members of the Business Girls Federation Council met with secretaries for a regular session. Reports from the Pittsburg conference in February were given by Agnes Wood Margaret Brunke and Grace Mitchell. Offic ers will be elected in April and Mother-Daughter banquets planned for May. The federation will run the dining room for the Mother-Daughter banquet on May 5. A play It Happened in June will be staged tomorrow night in the W C A Auditorium. Spring classes for business girls and friends include advanced dressmaking cooking handicraft and parliamentary law with instructors Hogan Laura DeForest Hildegarde Edwards. If enough enroll these classes begin the week of March 19 with dressmaking Mondays cooking Wednesdays handicraft Tuesdays parliamentary class time to be announced. Call 450 for members interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Girls Federation Council
Teports
Business Girls
Pittsburgh
Agnes Wood
Margaret Brunke
Grace Mitchel
Federation
Hogan
Laura DeForest
Hildegarde Edwards
Newlywoll Honored At Surprise Party
Neighbors from Glade Avenue and Conewangoa avenues held a surprise serenade and housewarming for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor, formerly of New York City. The couple, married recently, welcomed the bride with radio music, chatting, and a dainty luncheon served by the neighbors. Births announced: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hale of 16 Oak Street welcomed a son at 8 AM at the Maternity Hospital, weighing 7 pounds 13 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Taylor
Glade Avenue
Glades
Conewangoa
Robert Hale
Oak Street
Mrs Charles Moore Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs Charles Moore invited members of her bridge club to a luncheon at her home in the Woman's. The social gathering featured card play and light refreshments, reflecting a community routine of club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Miss Swenson to Speak at Lutheran Lenten Tea Program
Miss Signa Swenson head of the dramatic department at Thiel College Greenville will be the principal speaker at the Lenten Tea program of the Woman's Missionary Society of First Lutheran church to be held Saturday March 24. She will present Wagner's Parsifal and tell the story in her own charming manner. Blanche Hertzel Bethel Bible Class president will give a paper on Why We Observe Lent with music arranged by Mrs Leslie Ellis. C J Frantz is general chair. The annual tea remains a standout Lenten event with women from Warren's churches contributing to the program and lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signa Swenson
Thiel College
Greenville
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Miss Swenson
Wagner
Blanche Hertzel
Bethel Bible Class
Leslie Ellis
C. 3
Frantz
Warren
Speed Age Cuts Sermons Length Says Cobb
New York March 14 U P prominent pastor Dr Henry E Cobb says speed in modern times trims church sermons. He recounts rewriting his 1893 sermon to 22 minutes from 56, noting the world still faces wars and international tensions despite shorter talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U. P
Henry E. Cobb
Woman's Home Companion
Methodist Missions Group Opens Eighteenth Annual Council
Nashville March 14 Hundreds of members of the Women's Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal church gathered for the opening of the Eighteenth Annual Council marking a year of jubilee to celebrate fifty years since its founding in 1872 and authorization in 1878 with the Tennessee conference missionary society as official host for a week long event. A Clarendon program tonight features Warren Conservatory students and alumni in a musical benefit for the church with performers including Mrs Leroy B Campbell Miss Margaret Mott Miss Adelaide Swanson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Yent
U.P
Women’s Missionary Council
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
United States
Methodist General Conference
Tennessee Conference
Clarendon
Clarendon Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren Conservatory of Music
Leroy B. Campbell
Margaret Mott
Adelaide Swanson
Bertha Erickson
Martha Smith
Nancy Hitner
Hazel Dove
Charlotte Colt
Paul Riston
Edna Healy
Youngsville Couple Wed at United Brethren Church
Roland Hillard, son of Mrs. Lily Ward, and Miss Mildred Haight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Haight, were married Monday afternoon at the United Brethren church parsonage in Youngsville. Rev. S. Paul Weaver officiated with both sets of parents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaight-Hillard Roland Hillard
Lily Ward
Youngsville
Mildred Haight
Birs
W. A. Haight
United Brethren Church
Sunday Chicken Dinner Special at New York Restaurant
A New York restaurant promotes a special Sunday chicken dinner labeled T6c with a featured dish and dining offer. Details are sparse in the readable text but indicate a promotional menu item and retail framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tuberculosis Testing Through Percussion and Auscultation
Historical overview of chest examination methods for tuberculosis. It traces percussion by Auenbrugger, its revival by Corvisart, and auscultation by Laennec, who invented the stethoscope. The text notes their contributions, the role of listening to breath and voice, and the medical value in early disease detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aur
Auenbrugger
Corvisart
Napoleon
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Laence
Laennae
Laenmee
Haval
Hippocrates
Laennee
Laennec
Laennoc
Holmes
Unabl
Goodwill Class Dinner and Program at Grace Methodist
The Goodwill Bible class of Grace Methodist Church hosted a dinner and program for over 2600 members and spouses. After a 6:30 meal, a brief meeting occurred followed by a devotional led by Mrs. G. S. Phillips and a sequence of musical readings and solos performed by Miss Margaret Young, Mrs. Charles Kidder, Miss Murial Honhart, Miss Marian Duff, Miss Jeannette Lod, Miss Jane Hildum, Herman Kidder, Mrs. Nettie Farnsworth, Miss Genevieve Groves, and Miss Francis Malm with Miss Loditg at the piano. Mrs. Frank Hildum presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodwill Bible Class
Grace Methodist Church
G. S. Phillips
Margaret Young
Charles Kidder
Murial Honhart
Marian Duff
Jeannette Lod
Jane Hildum
Herman Kidder
Loditg
Nettie Farnsworth
Genevieve Groves
Francis Malm
Frank Hildum
Lenten Program At Bethel Bible Class
A Bethel Bible class meeting at First Lutheran church was hosted Tuesday at Mrs. Fred Keller’s home on Carver Street. About 30 members attended. Miss Blanch Hertzel led the session while Albert Leuthold gave the opening prayer and readings by Mrs Whiteshort Miss Irene Spade Miss Eckhardt and Mrs C J Frants followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs John Hartman Miss Bel Kribite and Mrs Ahlquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Bible Clas
First Lutheran Church
Fred Keller
Carver Street
Blanch Hertzel
Albert Leuthold
Whiteshort
Irene’ Spade
Eckhardt
C. J. Frants
John Hartman
Bel Kribite
Ahlquist
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Society and
Glade P. T. A
Jn Warren
Lutheran Church
Otterbein Guild OF
U. B
First Lutheran
Dorcas Mission
Japan
C. A. Dennig
Lester Strohm
Spirit
Sesson
Woman’s Benefit Associat'n. West Review No. 4
Woman's Benefit Association
Wendelboe Block
Liberty Street
AID Society
Epworth Methodist Church
J. P. Scherer
North Street
Minie Koebley
Cedar Street
Happy Helpere Dlags
Adelaide Timm
Dunham
M. E. Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Frank Morrison
E. A. Arnold
Sibelius
Harp
Shaughnessy
Solfriggietto
C. P
Bach
Bach-MacDowell
Landon Ronald
Wilfred Sanderson
Marjorie Meade
Harris
God—Gruna
Grund
Metcalf
Nirvana—Adams
Martha
Fiorow
Imaginary Butler
Coleridge- Taylor
Sabelius
Jeanne Dolores Highhouse
Harry Highhouse
Hughhouse
Edith Arnold
Water Street
Butler
Kate Horton
Market St
Atlantic’ City
P. S. Tarbox
OF City
W. J. Phillips
W. H. Hay
Mayburg
W. M. Nicholson
Park Avenue
Third Avenue
Y. W. CA
Methodist Missions Group
Geo. H. Miller
2Nd Ave
Goodwill
Aloo
Og Divtome Nes
Robinson's
Penna. Ave
Armstrong Welding Shop
Pa. Ave. W
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