Kings Heralds Pageant Set For Grace M E Church
The Boy s Kings Heralds of Grace Methodist with Girl s members present a pageant The Junior Broadcasters on April 3 at eight in the Grace Methodist Church A collection will aid the organization s bank and life membership Cast includes Fred Leonard Martha Ostergard Gerald Gibson and others with a large junior chorus and foreign representatives listed through Russell Templeton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Fred Leonard
Study Quartette
Martha Ostergard
Gerald Gibson
Frederick Boyd
John Arnold
Junior Broadcasting Chorus
Russell Foreman
Donald Eldridge
Nelson Boyd
Billy Duff
David Worley
Phillip Title
Paul Swanson
Hubert Swanson
Charles Decker
Warren Decker
Charles Mack
Richard Mack
Kenneth Cole
Forrest McMichael
Lyle Gibson
Robert Main
Robert Chase
Stadel
Mildred Johnson
Jane Culver
Ethel Anderson
Eleanore Swanson
Madeline Blair
Phillip
Fritz Bishop
Russell Templeton
Lenten Missionary Tea Postponed Due to Illness
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Lutheran church postpones the annual Lenten Missionary Tea planned for Saturday in March because Miss Signe Svenssen, Thiel College dramatic instructor, is seriously ill after a recital of Parsival. Mrs C J Frantz, chairwoman, announced the postponement and will reschedule when Svenssen recovers. date to be announced locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
First Lutheran Church
Signe Svenssen
Thiel College
C. J. Frantz
Mass Swensson
Special church services begin March 25 at Clarendon Church
The Clarendon Evangelical Church announces pre Easter meetings from March 25 to April 5. Rev G A Collin from Ol City will preach at the first two services on Sunday and Monday evenings. Holy Communion will be offered Sunday evening and an illuminated cross displayed every evening during Holy Week. Pastor C W Shields invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon Evangelical Church
G A. Collin
Ol City
C. W. Sheilds
Collin
G. A. Collin
First Evangelical Church
H. E. Dornheim
Colt
Col Bullock to Speak Here Monday at Four
Warren High School students are urged to attend Col C Seymour Bullock lecture on Wearing the Fabric of Liberty in Founders Hall at the First Methodist church Monday afternoon at four. Women invited. part of a local civic effort by three Warren organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren. High School
Col. C. Seymour Bullock
Founders Hall
First Methodist Church
Warren
Joseph Warren
D. AR
William Irvine
Daughters of 1812
Kanoagoa
Bullock
Maple Sugar Social Feeds 300 Guests at I O O F Temple
Three hundred guests attended the Lady Warren Rebekah's annual maple sugar social at the I O O F Temple. Menu included spring meat maple syrup hot biscuits dill pickles and coffee with Mrs R N Brown chairing the kitchen and Mrs Frank Wyman supervising the dining room aided by about thirty Rebekah lodge members. Also reports a Grace Methodist class party in honor of Miss Nellie Dorsett who is leaving town and a 1 00 Luncheon Tea hosted by Mrs H P Stone with twelve guests at the First Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rebekah
I. O. O. F. Temple
R. N. Brown
Frank Wyman
Rebeksh Lodge
Miss Dorsett
The
Grace: Methodist Church
Jessie Alho
Lillian Weaver
Irvine Street
Nellie Dorsett
In and Out of Town Notables Return Home
Mrs Chloe McLaren of Laurel Street returns from Washington and visits relatives with her daughter and son in law. Mrs A A Albaugh of Hertzel Street returns from Meadville. LeRoy McMillan of Youngsville is a Warren General Hospital patient. William O Bennett of Water Street arrives home. Amherst College student Thom Amherst to spend Easter with friends and relatives. Calvert Crary of Liberty Street, Amherst student, on spring vacation with parents away in North Carolina. Dr Paul Birchard arrives from Kansas. Anton Larsen and family of Gattenberg Nebraska depart for New York and Denmark for a year’s visit. Miss Mary Williams of Bradford returns home after visiting in Warren. Dr Mrs Leo Schroder of Jersey City visits North Warren. J H Perks on Pennsylvania Avenue West in Erie on business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chloe McLaren
Laurel St
Washington, D. C
A. A. Albaugh
Hertzel St
Meadville
William O. Bennett
W. F. Bennett
Waterstreet
Amherst College
Amhorst Massachusetts
Calvert Crary
Anton Larsen
Gattenberg
Nebraska
Holmes Larsen
Fifth Avenue
East
New York City
Denmark
Mary Wiliams
Bradford
Charles Forsgren
Linwood Street
Leo Schroder
Jersey City
N. d
Gerald Rickerson
North Warren
Reception For Retiring Minister At Sheffield Swedish Church
At a Lenten service the Sheffield Swedish Lutheran Church hosted an informal reception for retiring pastor Reverend A. S. Pearson and his family after more than seventeen years at Ludlow and Sheffield. About three hundred members attended. Reverend Jacobson led the program and presented a purse of money as a remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
A. S. Pearson
Ludlow
Pearson
Mont Claw
N. J
Chris Newburg
Mrs Hertzeli Honors Retiring Officers at YWCA Dinner
Mrs Alfred H Hertzel retiring Worthy Matron of Warren Chapter No 56 Order of the Eastern Star will host a six o clock dinner in the YWCA private dining room. Guests will be the retiring officers and chairmen who served under Mrs Hertzel. Appointments will be placed for thirty with decorations in blue yellow white green and red. The evening continues with progressive bridge in the private club parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Hertzel
Warren
Order of the Eastern Star
Mission Society Marks 45th Anniversary at First Evangelical
Mrs George Folkman Sr and Miss Lenora Hertzel led the forty fifth anniversary of the First Evangelical Church Woman's Missionary Society at the Dornheim home. Thirty five of thirty eight members attended as readings, talks on care of dependent children, and plays were presented. Mrs Lindsey spoke on Pennsylvania's care for dependent children and Mothers Pension boards. Six hundred children have been placed in reliable homes through the Children's Aid Society of Warren County. The program ended with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Folkman, Sr
Lenora Hertzel
First Evangelical Church Woman’s Missionary Society
H. E. Dornheim
Willard Arnold
O. R. Pang
George
Mission Board
Warren
Hert
Socilety
B. E. Dornheim
Folkman
Children’s Aid Society
Warren County
Lindsey
Martha Mathis
Loraine Harkless
Florence Peterson
Geraldine Pangakulees
Lillian Louise Dornheim
Jesus
Dornheim
Fannie Smith
G. C. Gross
Edith and
Mabel Offerle
Whopes
Continued from Page One Two Plants Join 100 Percent Class
A city meeting reports two more plants in the hundred per cent class as Ray Steber notes every worker at Seneca Refinery and Newell Printery signed a campaign pledge. Misplaced decimals shuffle standings while Team 7 led by A R Black and Team 4 led by M H Deardorff show notable gains in pledges and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Steber
Seneca
Newell Printery
M. H. Deardorff
W. F. Clinger
Allen
Kottcamp
George L. Folkman
A. R. Black
C. S. Allen
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Event Highlights in Local Theatres
The Warren program lists multiple events including Library Theatre showing The City Gone Wild and Wolfe Fangs with Thunder at Warren Tonight. Columbia Theatre features A Hero For a Night and The Flying U Ranch with Tom Tyler and Frankie Darro. Community groups like Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and Trinity Memorial Auxiliary plan dinners and officer installations at various venues. Also noted are Y P S Myron at Swedish Congregational Church, Martha Society at Swedish Lutheran Church, and Royal Neighbors of America dance in P H C hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Auxiliary of
Trinity Memoral
M. W. Jacteson
Market Street
Martha Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Warren Tomorrow Library
Wolfe Fangs
Thunder
Columbia Theatre
Tom Tyler
Frankie Darro
G. A. R. Circle
New, Post Rooms
Pennsylvania Avenue
Royal Neighbors of America
P. H.C. Hall
Music program and travel talk enjoyed by 4th Ward P T A
The Moonlight Quartet opened the Fourth Ward Parent Teachers Association meeting with a half hour of popular numbers. Members Samuel Girardi Joseph Vetri John Castagnino and Frank Bonavita performed on mandolin violin and guitars while Miss Goldie Willey sang two solos. Mildred White and Kathleen Kernan played piano solos. Mrs E S Lindsey delivered a travel talk focusing on France and England with picture illustrations. A bake sale was approved for April with a committee to oversee it. Hostess committee Mrs Block Mrs Zerby Mrs Swick and Mrs Nordin served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Samuel Girardi
Joseph Vetri
John Castagnino
Frank Bonavita
Goldie Willey
France
England
Block
Zerby
Swick
Nordin
Annual Swedish Ladies Aid Offering At Church
The Swedish Congregational Ladies Aid presented its annual offering to the congregation at a program meeting last evening. Contributions totaled ninety five dollars sixty five cents from one hundred twenty five members, with final totals expected to reach one hundred dollars. Mrs. F R Carlson and Mrs N J Kjellin hosted in the church parlors serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Carlson
N. J. Kjellin
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Connolly in Ludlow
Mrs J Bernal Connolly of Ludlow entertained last evening at her new home for the members of her bridge club. Extra guests included Mrs Howard Cross of Cleveland Miss Catherine Coniff of Boylston and Dr Leroy B Campbell and Paul A Riston of Warren. Prizes went to Mrs Leroy Campbell and Miss Alice Larson. Luncheon followed with dainty arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bernal Connelly
Ludlow
Connnelly
Howard Cross
Cleveland
Catherine Coniff
Boystone
Leroy B. Campbell
Paul A. Riston
Warren
Alice Larson
Mrs Jamieson to Review Play at Meet of Literature Dept
The Woman's Club Literature Department will hold its final meeting Monday March 20 with a brief business session and officer nominations. Mrs W Jamieson will review the English comedy And So to Bed by J F Fagen, a London success from 1926 praised by New York audiences, with many cast members from the original London production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
New York
London
Jamieson
Entertain at Rook Party Hosts Honored Guests
Mr and Mrs Frank Hildum entertained Mrs Hildums club for an evening of rock with five tables in progress. Prizes went to Mrs L A Carlson and Mrs F W Mickelson. Refreshments followed late in the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hildum
Bake and Apron Sale by Ladies of First Baptist
The Ladies of the First Baptist church announce a Bake and Apron Sale to be held Saturday March 2 at one Penn Public Service office 8222 2. Advertisement in The Tribune.
Mrs Smith Entertains Bridge Club Luncheon Today
Mrs Sam 9 Smith hosts a Friday bridge club luncheon at one o clock in the Woman's Club. Eight covers are set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kings Heralds
Grace M. E
Miss Svensson III
Clarendon Church
Col. Bullock
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Royal Neighbors
Warren Chapter
Moonlight String Quartette
Jake Sweeting
Trinity Parish
Trinity Memorial Church
H. P. Stone
Third Avenue
First Lutheran
Woman's Club of Ideas
LeRoy McMillan
Youngsville
Warren General Hospital
J. H Perks
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Am Erie
Mrs. Hertzel
Mission Society
Odd Fellow
Rebekah Social Committees
Oda
Hickory Street
Royal Five Orchestra
Jamestown
Harry Johnston
Ralph Knapp
R. N Brown
Temple
Frank Hohn
Ed. Larson
Pearl Eighmy
Charles Sprague
Clarence O'Neil
Stanley Gary
Torejen
M. M.hentine
Erie
4Th Ward P. T. A
Robinson
Penna. Ave. W
Baby’s Store
Tribune
Ecrn
Cretonnes
Everfast Cretonnes
Ares Setae
Mrs. Smith
Elsta
Rother Geay CO
le Boy
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