Outline of Russian Music Is Presented By Mrs Dierks In Address Before Philomel Club
Mrs. W C Dierks of Pittsburgh state president of the Federation of Music Clubs honored the Philomel Club with a lecture on Russian music with voice illustrations. She traced Russian musical development from folk roots to national style, highlighted Balakirev and Tschaikowsky, and performed selections while explaining composers and brief operatic and choral histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Dierks
Pittsburgh
Federation of Music Clubs
Philomel Club
Warren
National Federation
Foster
Italy
Russia
Czar
Rubinstein
Balaki- Tew
Sion
Caesar Cui
Wagner
Mrs. Dierks
Rachmaninoff
Mrs. Heller
Charles Moore
O‘donnel
Harry Smith
Waters
H. K. Barnhart
Chrisman
Fenster-mincher
Halliday
Palmer
W. L. Snyder
Anna Snyder
Weakley
Peanut Brible 19c Pound At Palace of Sweets
A Saturday special at the Carver House building offers Peanut Brible for 19 cents a pound. The Palace of Sweets promotes the deal on March 15, 1921, with customers urged to visit for the bargain.
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Palace of Sweets Carver House
Warren Woman Elected to Office in Mission Society
A Warren woman, Miss Aloyeda Nicholson, was elected treasurer of the Missionary Society of the Swedish Lutheran church in Oil City at its annual meeting. Officers also include Mrs. E. S. Carson president and Mrs. N. B. Pearson vice president. The Warren delegation attended. several locals were listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mission Society
Missionary Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church
Oil City
Warren District
Notice for Eastern Star bake sale at Penn Public Service
The Order of Eastern Star announces an annual bake sale to be held at Penn Public Service beside the street car waiting room on Saturday March 14 1931 at 9 30 o clock. Proceeds support charity activities and community programs.
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Order of Eastern Star
Penn Public Service
Protheon Comedy Tonight At Y W C A Auditorium
The Protheon class of the First Baptist church school presents It Happened in June a three act comedy at the Y W C A tonight at 8 15 directed by Stanley Stroupe. Cast includes Betty Branson Susie Crendel Nell Crendell Mollie Jessop Evalina Scroggs Charles Atkins Randy Stewart Kim Prichett and Jarvis Sneed with performances praised for their adaptability and accuracy. This marks the third Warren showing of the play under strong direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protheon
First Baptist Church School
Stanley Stroupe
Warren High School
Betty Branson
Olive Archibald
Shady Grove
Susie Crendel
Ethelyn Parker
Betty
Nell Crendell
Mayda Bell
Susie
Mollie Jessop
Bessie Strickland
The
Bransons
Evalina Scroggs
Genevieve Amey
Charles Atkins
John Alexander
Randy Stewart
Gerald Archibald
Kim Prichett
Julius Berdine
Jarvis Sneed
Lester Muthert
Shady Grove Bank
Stroup
Warren
Church Publication Highlights Baptist Statistics and Events
The Radio publication of the United Brethren Church of War ren carries a letter to members and statistics for Sunday School led by C. L. Robertson, the Women’s Aid Society led by Mrs. C. H. Hepfinger, and the Women’s Missionary Society with Mrs. A B Brubaker. Palm Sunday confirmations on April first at First Lutheran will involve 22 catechumens and new adult members. An Auxiliary bake sale occurs Saturday at Dan Haglund Shoe Store on Pennsylvania Avenue West supporting St. Joseph Cemetery Association.
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United Brethren Church of
Anabelle Heptinger
Building Fund
First Lutheran Church
A. Dennig
Danie- Haglund
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Joseph
AID Society
Children’s Aid Society
Bircheman Gaffney
West
C. J. Bailey
Nannie Anderson
Dalrymple
Missing Link at Warren Tonight and Local Events
In Warren tonight the Columbia theatre presents The Missing Link with Syd Chaplain, while the Library theatre shows French Dressing. A variety of events fill the evening from 6 to 8:30 across churches and clubs including dinners, card parties, and class meetings at First Lutheran, First Baptist, Grace M E, and others. Tomorrow features Odin Lodge S F of A anniversary, Gleaners Bible Class sale, and community gatherings at several venues, plus a Teens’ glee program.
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Columbia Theatre
Syd
Library Theatre
Wendelboe Block
Ture Len
Carda
Rebdscca Society
Mesdames
Hanna Peterson
Anna Check
Locust Street
First Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Philathes
First Evangelical Church
Rouse Hospital
Florence
Marian Ward
P. H. C. Pickup
Temple
Gleaners
Grace M. E. Church
Birchen
Gaffney
Pennsylvania, Avenue, West
Warren
Odin Lodge
S. F. of A
Warren Rebekahs
Odd Fellow
Anna Rockwell
Rosen
Women’s Aid of
United Brethren Church
Grace M. EB. Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First
M. E. Church
Odin Lodge No. 1
Noble Lodge
Youngsville
Rebekahs to Hold Card Party Friday
Lady Warren Rebekahs plan a Friday card party at the Odd Fellows Temple with a brief business meeting at 7 30 p m The last event drew over eighty guests and organizers expect another similar turnout Mrs Harold Bradford Mrs Ralph Knapp and Mrs Howard Kinkead oversee five hundred and bridge while Mrs Leynan handles refreshments Card playing begins at 8 p m.
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Warren Rebekahs
Harold Bradford
Ralph Knapp
Howard Kinkead
Leynan
Sunday Chicken Dinner Special at To. 3-144 New York Restaurant
Local dining offer promotes a Sunday chicken dinner at New York Restaurant To. 3-144 with limited details. The note highlights a special meal likely intended to attract patrons on Sundays. No further specifics on price or time are provided.
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New York
Nevin program set for March at Philomel Club
At the Philomel Club meeting the piano committee chaired by Mrs. W D Todd and Mrs. Burr Walker announced An Afternoon With Nevin for Friday March 28 a benefit for the Steinway Piano fund. The club president Mrs. Rose Messner said piano debts drop to four hundred dollars after recent fundraisers.
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Philomel Club
W. D. Todd
Burr Walker
Nevin
Steinway Piano Fund
Rose Messner
Philomel
Peanut Brittle 19 Cents a Pound at Palace Sweets
Local shop Carver House building advertises peanut brittle for 19 cents per pound with pricing notes 8 15 2 cents in a compact early 20th century style storefront notice.
In and Out of Town Mrs Butterfield Returns Home
In Newark Ohio Mrs C Butterfield returns home after visiting daughters Kathryn and Marcella for weeks and was summoned by illness of her son George. Sergeant John T McCloskey stops at Guy F McCloskey residence on route to Camp Mead South Dakota to join the fourth Calvary band. Mr and Mrs L D Dunn and son Bobby return to Brancheville New Jersey after visiting relatives. Several locals take a motor trip to Canton Ohio. Richard Cowen Wilkins son of Harriet Wilkins of East Street joins Alpha Tau Omega at Pennsylvania State College.
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C. Butterfield
Newark
Ohio
Kathryn
Marcella
George
John T. McCloskey
Guy F. McCloskey
Park Street
Washington
Camp Mead
South Dakota
Fourth Calvary Band
L. D. Dunn
Bobby
Brancheville, N. J
L. A. Dunn
C. H. Dunn
L. C. Jamieson
Conewango Avenue
E. G. Hamilton
Market Street
Albert Rockwell
Third
Avenue
Cyrus Siegfried
Warren Jamestown Road
Canton
Richard Cowen Wilkins
Harriet C. Wilkins
East Street
Alpha Tau Omega
Pennsylvania State College
Forum Supper Meeting At Baptist Church Draws 35
Reverend Harold Stoddard led thirty five young people at the First Baptist church last evening in a discussion on What and Where Is God The program noted that Christianity alone has a God of Love and urged a deeper personal relationship with God Next week’s topic will be What Makes a Thing Right or Wrong.
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Harold Stoddard
First Baptist Church
God
Stoddard
Eastern Music Paper Presented by Miss Armstrong at Club
Miss Evelyn Armstrong spoke on Eastern Music at the Junior Philomel club meeting after school yesterday. She illustrated the talk with a piano piece titled A Day in the East. Miss Mary Schultz was voted in as an associate member.
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Evelyn Armstrong
Optimistic Club Meets at Mrs Frear Home
The Optimistic Club gathered at 14 North Carver Street Wednesday afternoon for socializing and sewing. Mrs Will Frear hosted a five o'clock luncheon after the afternoon’s activities.
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Optimistic Club
Will Frear
Carver Street
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Balekirew
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
J. P. Scherer
North Street
Will Clark
Ladies’ Aid Society
Epworth M. E. Church
Leo Blair
Robinson
Penna. Ave
Baby's Store
Fox
Walts
Sonny Johnson
Ramona—Walts
Warrewan
Chorar Pav
Warman
Kofreimoe
Lotou
Tae Dowoun
Ieeb Bungelow
GEO, L. Folkman Sons, Inc
W. Warren
Penna
Victor Records
Rebekahs
Nurse's Association
Visiting Nursing Association
Reena Samuels
Palace Or Sweets Carver House
FORUM
Baptist Church
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society of
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Founders Hall
Mary Frost Popoff
Fredonia
American School For Girls
Samakov
Bulgaria
Zerby
Lehman Warren
Margaret Zerby
Dora Zerby
Grinderville
William Lehman
Theodore Lehman
Starbrick
Jamestown
Ames W. Maywood
Guy Rhoades
Pittsfield
Lehman
Sterbrick
Rhodes
Mra
Opal Rhoades
Marvin Rhoades
Myrtle and
Lucretia Lehman
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