Jury Service Discussed By Judge Lindsey At Club Meeting
Judge Edward S Lindsey explained the importance of jury service distinguishing civil and criminal cases and the roles of the grand jury to a well attended Community Service Department meeting of the Woman's Club. A nominating committee was named for April officer elections and plans were outlined for a luncheon program titled A Feast of Reason and a Flow of Soul. The group urged beautification efforts including planting 176 elm trees along Roosevelt Highway at sixty nine cents each and solicited public help to plant trees near city boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Lindsey
Community Service Department
Woman's Club
Lindsey
Harriett Eaton
R L. Young
Lora Alden
City Beautiful Committee
Rose Hammond
Forestry
W. H. Allen
Albert Rockwell
Mary C. Weiss
W. D. Todd
5S. E. Walker
R. B. Stewart
Ww. CG. Heasley
J. W. Kitchen
R. L Young
Walker
Highway Department
Y W C A Reports February Attendance and Events
The W CA board met with thirteen members present. New members were welcomed. Reports show 311 in religious work, 205 educational, 693 Girl Reserve, and 2528 total Y meetings attended that month. National convention in Sacramento means no G W C A representative this year. GA P club held initiation after federation supper and plans a Mother-Daughter banquet on May 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCA
Religious Work Department
Educational Department
Girl Reserve Department
General Secretary
Sacramento
California
King's Daughters Thursday at Edith Nelson Home
The King's Daughters of the First Lutheran church will be entertained at the home of Miss Edith Nelson on Water street Thursday evening at 7 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Daughters
King’s Daughters
The
First Lutheran Church
Edith Nelson
Water Street
Rev Norris White to Speak at First Methodist Service
In the sanctuary of the First Methodist church a worship service will be held tomorrow evening featuring Rev Norris A White of Jamestown ND as speaker. The chorus choir will provide special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris
First Methodist
Norris A. White
Jamestown
Mrs Lindsey to Speak at Fourth Ward PT Meet
Mrs Lindsey will speak at the Fourth Ward Parent-Teacher meeting Thursday evening March 22 at 7:00 in the church. Her talk titled A Travel Talk will feature picture illustrations. A string quartet including Samuel Gerardi John Castignino Joseph Verrie and Frank Bonavita will perform selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
S. Lindsey
Fourth Ward
Samuel Gerardi
John Castignino
Joseph Verrie
Frank Bonavita
Local Residents Readjust After Spring Trips and Visits
Laurel street residents Mrs. C. T. Conarro and Mrs. A. L. Shaw plan to return today from a three week Atlantic City trip. Mrs. R. Kerr visits Ida Small on Madison avenue while Fred Trax travels from Pennsylvania avenue east to attend R. H. Duck’s funeral in Baltimore. W. C. Schmidt has resumed at 223 Carver Street after an operation at Jamestown W.C. A. hospital. Norma Andrews, NY Musical Art student, Easter visits Warren with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wolfe return to Falconer after a weekend with P. M. Bight on Pennsylvania avenue east. Robert S. Hall, 808 Pennsylvania avenue west, recovers at Jefferson hospital after a serious operation. Mrs. Hall accompanies him to Philadelphia. J. W. Elliott hosts his brother Ernest A. Elliott of Clarion. N. A. Davis and daughter of Oil City return home after weekend with Watts N. Davis on East Third avenue. Mrs. Mary Brann of Fourth avenue visits friends in Lancaster and Washington. John Baldensperger of Sheffield chats with Jim Warren. Henry Telion of New Britain, New England, hosts college classmate Douglas Crary of Liberty street after Deerfield Academy. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Allen of Lottsville visit Warren. Ella Allen returns to Lottsville after weeks with her son and daughter. E. A. Phillips family arrive home from Chatham Hall for spring vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Schmidt
Carver Street
Jamestown W.C. A
Norma Andrews
New York Institute of Musical Art
Warren
K. M. Andrews
Fourth Avenue
J. W. Elliott
Prospect Street
Ernest A. Elliott
Clarion
N. A. Davis
Oil City
Mr. Davis
Mrs
Watts N. Davis
East Third Avenue
Fine Display of Drapery Materials at Davidson Company
The Davidson Company shows a comprehensive display of season’s newest curtain and drapery fabrics in the west show windows. Highlights include dainty point de esprit voile and marquisette curtains, filet net and lace panels, and cretonnes with bold quaint patterns. Mrs. Kopf to entertain the contract bridge club at the Woman’s Club tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson Company
Kopf
Harry Kopf
Market Sheet
Contract Bridge Club
Woman's Club
Martha Society Meet Highlights Miss Dorcas Hall
Members of Emanuel Reformed Church's Martha Society heard Dorcas Hall describe missionary work in India at a supper gathering held last night. St Patrick decor and menu themed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Society
Marthe Society
Emanuel Reformed Church
First Evangelical Mission Society to Honor Anniversary
Forty five years after its founding the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical church marks its anniversary with a program at the Dornheim home. Mrs. Willard Arnold and Mrs. C. R. Pang organize tributes to surviving founders Mrs. George Folkman Sr. and Miss Lenora Hartzel as members number thirty eight. The event includes prayer by Rev H. E. Dornheim, a reminiscence by Mrs Folkman, a talk by Miss Lenora Hertzel, readings by Mrs W. Jamieson, and songs led by Lillian Louise Dornheim followed by social hour. The 7:50 PM program is open to congregation members interested in the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Woman's Missionary Society
George Folkman
Willard Arnold
C. R. Pang
Folkman
Lenora Hartzel
H.E Dornheim
H. E. Dornheim
Lenora Hertzel
Pennsylvania
Edward
Lindsey
Reading
W. Jamieson
Jesus
Lillian Louise Dornheim
Missionary Society
Recital by Mooney's Voice Students Delights Conservatory
Professor Alfred J Mooney led a voice recital at the Conservatory Music hall with students performing Vocal and Piano pieces. The program featured works by Schuler, Lemont, Harp Adams, and others, followed by an accompanist and a listing of titles including Arabesque and Narcissus. An annual Sugar Social by the Lady Warren Rebekahs is planned for March 22 at the Odd Fellow Temple with hot maple syrup biscuits and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred J. Mooney
Conservatory Music Hall
Warren Rebekah
Mothers Powders Benefit Children, Says Ad Copy
An old promotional fragment touts Mother’s Sweet Powders for headaches fevers stomach trouble and colds in children claiming they are pleasant to take and effective. The ad urges mothers to request a free sample by mailing to Mother Gray Co La Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Gray Co
la Roy
First Lutheran Lenten Service With Theme and Music
The First Lutheran church will hold a mid week Lenten service tomorrow evening at 7 30 led by Reverend Dennig with a vocal solo A Sighted Stranger performed by Mrs J Leslie Ellis and Chester Randall. After the service the choir will rehearse and the Doreas Mission Study class will meet at six for a dinner and discuss the Achievements of the Christian Movement in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennig
J. Leslie Ellis
Chester Randall
Japan
Philomel
Warren
First Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
Mrs Banghart Wins Handicap Tourney At Flagler Links
Mrs H L Banghart of Third Avenue in the south captured the women’s club handicap tournament at Flagler Links Ft Lauderdale Florida. She defeated Mrs H L Hill to claim a silver loving cup for one year as the prize. Mrs Jamieson To Be Hostess Mrs W M Jamieson of 311 Market Street will entertain the Women’s Auxiliary of Trinity Memorial church Friday afternoon. The meeting begins at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Banghart
Third Avenue
South
Flagler Links
Ft. Lauderdale
Florida
Jamieson
W. M. Jamieson
Market Street
Trinity Memorial Church
Ladies Aid Society
The
First Methodist Church
Founders Hall
Jane
Tsabelis Hazeltine
Aid
Edith Hazeltine
H. E. Borchers
Postpone Selection of P T A Delegate
The North Warren Parent-Teacher Association tabled the discussion of sending a delegate to the Cleveland convention at their meeting in the school building last evening. The matter will be decided finally at the next meeting. Mrs. William Lightner sang two solos and Mrs. Mary Porter discussed a State College nature study camp. Mrs. Harold Jeffords spoke on The Value of Art in the Public Schools, stressing beauty in life over training to be artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Parent-Teacher Association
Cleveland
William Lightner
Land of the Sky Blue Water
State College
Mary Porter
Harold Jeffords
Foreign Missionary Society Observes Founders Day Anniversary
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society with related groups marks the fifty-ninth founding anniversary of the church missionary work with a tareen dinner Friday at 6 20 PM in Founders Hall. Mrs Mary Frost Popoff of Fre donia New York will describe Bulgarian school work in costume. Reservations to Mrs C W Barwis Bell 1190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
R. D. Circla
Isabelle Hazeltine
Foreign Missionary Society
Tareen
Founders Hall
Mary Frost Popoff
Fredonia
N. Y
American School For Girls
Bulgaria
C. W. Barwis
Bell 1190
Rev Dennig speaks at Lenten meeting
Rev C A Dennig of First Lutheran spoke at the fourth of four Monday Lenten suppers at the YWCA on the Mothers of the Bible theme. He cited the Phoenician mother’s unexpected faith, persistence, and spiritual insight. Next Monday Rev J L Ware of Trinity Memorial church will speak. A St Patrick party followed at Mr and Mrs Gerald Smith’s Stoneham home with friends from the Saturday Nite Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Young Women's Christian Association
Denniz
Dennig
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Gerald Smith
Stoneham
Smiths
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Arts and church events
Local listings show Warren venues hosting The Latin Woman at Columbia Theatre and West Point at Library Theatre tonight. A Progressive League dinner, spring recital, and multiple church activities follow at various sites including Warren Conservatory, Philomel Club, First Baptist, and Nazarenes. A Ladies Aid luncheon plus the play Just Jane are noted for Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Latin Woman” Library
West Point
Progressive League
J. H. Young
Penna Ave‘nue
Warren Conservatory of Music
Brotherhood
Presbyterian Church
C. D. of A
Philomel i Club
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
Albright Brotherhood
First Evangelical Church
Lutheran Brotherhood
Swedish Lutheran Church
Dorcas Hall
Emmanuel Reformed
Martha Society
Church of Nazarene
Mabel Manning
Nahant
Mass
N. H. Washburs
Warren Tomorrow Library
William Haines
Family Reunion Honors Parents in Tidioute
Five sons and five daughters gathered at Tidioute for a long awaited family dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. J. EB. McCloskey. The event marked the first family-wide gathering in fourteen years with members including Lois McCloskey, West Virginia Wesleyan College instructor, Sgt. John T. McCloskey at Fort Meade, and relatives from Park Street Warren Port Allegheny and Tidioute. A pre-dinner group photo was taken at Binder studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. McCloskey
Tidioute
Lois McCloskey
West Virginia Wesleyan College
Buckhannon
West Virginia
John T. McCloskey
Fort Mead
South Dakota
J. J. Follett
Doris
Port Allegheny
Gay F. McCloskey
McCloskey
Park Street
Warren
George B. King
Leo
Raymond
Vincent
Margeret
Catherine
Binder
Little Dolores Parker Celebrates First Birthday
Dolores Parker daughter of Mr and Mrs Freeman Parker celebrated her first birthday on Saturday with a St Patrick s party arranged by her mother. She received many gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dolores Parker
Freeman Parker
Dolores
Women Health Advice From a 19th Century Reader
A reader’s fragment urges women to seek home remedies for tiredness, nervousness, and menstrual irregularities. It notes pain, headaches, melancholia, and hot flashes as conditions to address, praising maternal care and offering free advice. The text reflects era beliefs about female illness and domestic healing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y. W
Portrath
Ciety Circus
Gere
Reine Claudel
Washington
Miss Claudel
Fort Myer
Unternations
Newaress
C. T. Conarro
A. L. Shaw
Laurel Street
Atlantic City
Ida Small
Madison Avenue
Fred Trax
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Baltimore
R. H. Duck
John Hopkins Hospital
Robert S. Hall
West
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Mary Brann
Lancaster
John Baldensperger
Sheffield
Jim Warren
Henry Telion
New Briton
New England
Douglas Crary
Liberty Street
Deerfield Academy
Deerfield, Mass
Elton Allen
Lottsville
Ella Allen
E. A. Phillips
Chatam Hall
First Evangelical Mission Society
Shule
Agrah
Lemont
Margaret Hetelinson
Eunice Elder
Malcolm
Nelvana
Howard Harp
Adams
Lack
Caroline Graham
Narcissus
Rahman-Stothart
G. Walter Irwin
Bond
Lillian Carlson
de Koven
Elaine Nelson
Sapphische Ode
Dichmont
Isabel Lightner
Florence Irwin
Rev. Dennig
Tribune
Robinson's
Penns. Ave. W
Peckle
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