Laura K Snyder Re elected Chair of Woman's Club Literature
Miss Laura K Snyder was re elected chairman of the Literature Department at the Woman's Club final meeting. Officers named include vice chairman Miss Harriette Eaton and secretary Mrs M H Dear dorn. The program reviewed plays and literature from Pepys to Japan and Ireland with readings and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura K. Snyder
Woman's Club
Bits
Aon
J. B. Fagan
England
Charles the Second
Sheridan
Goldsmith
Samuel Pepys
Jamieson
Master Pepys
Pepys
Knight
Charles
C. J. Crary
Jean Kenyon Mas
Ireland
D. A. Pressel
WW. B. Yates
Olive Archibald
Quebec
Harry Conarro
Raymond Steber
M. W. Jamieson
Card Party at Moose Temple Benefit Night
Tonight the Mooseheart Legion women sponsor a card party at the Moose Temple in an effort to fund alterations. Five hundred games start at eight with prizes and refreshments later. social invitation extended to members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Temple
Mooseheart Legion
Ed. Larson
Bridge Hostesses At Woman's Club Entertained Today
At the Woman's Club Mrs. K. M. Lyons and Mrs. E. A. Phillips host private parties for members of their bridge clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club Today
K. M. Lyons
E. A. Phillips
Reverend Ware Topics at YWCA Lenten Supper
Reverend James L. Ware spoke on Mother Eve as the Bible’s figure of courage fidelity and resourcefulness at the YWCA Lenten supper. Viola Lindmark led singing and the gathering noted high attendance. The federation plans a Good Friday hot cross bun sale while other YWCA activities pause or shift dates due to Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
James L. Ware
Biss Viola Lindmark
Federation Council
Warren High School
Bradford
Bradford Y. Wi. C. A
M. WW. Jamieson
Supreme President of W B A to Visit Warren May Eighth
Warren County officers of the Woman's Benefit Association plan to welcome Supreme President Miss Bina M. West of Port Huron Michigan on May 8. West, a prominent fraternal leader and Republican National Committee member, will attend the Kansas City national convention in June. W R B A Club No 1 was organized by Miss Minnie Bigger with officers Mable Schlack Kirschler Kellar Graham Brenton Mathias. Next meeting set for April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Woman's Benefit Association
E. D. Everts
Market Street
Bina M. West
Port Huron
Michigan
Warren
Miss West
North America
Fraternal Congress of America
Mina Mathias
High School Notes and March Dinner Details
The school notes highlight Hall of Fame honoree Bramer Carlson and top seniors and freshmen by name. It reports illness and weather affecting attendance, upcoming club meetings, and a postponed Freshman-Sophomore Dramatic club event. The Hi group plans a Wednesday supper meeting and a Dragon photo, with a March dinner at United Brethren church hosted by Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Ladies Aid Society
Tribune Classified Subscriptions and Advertising
An ad fragment notes options to subscribe to The Tribune and place advertisements. It mentions subscription and advertising opportunities without further details or contact info.
Warren County Church and Civic Events Tonight
A crowded schedule lists library theatre shows Beau Labreur and The Cohens and the Kelleys in Paris plus a Baptist and Swedish services and a district meeting at Swedish Lutheran church. Recitals, club rehearsals, and Gleaners class meet this evening with community groups hosting events across Warren.
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Beau Labreur
Columbia
Paris
First Lutheran Church
Parlors
Swedish Baptist Church
Salem Evangelical
G. A. Collin
Swedish Lutheran Church
Warren Conservatory of Music
Elizabeth Ingalls
Fraternal Home Insurance Society
S. B. of A. Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Post Rooms
Mooseheart Legion
Temple
Woman's Club
Moose Temple
Gleaners
Grace M. E
Winger
North
Warren W
Society meets tonight at Woman's club choral rehearsal
Mrs. W. R. Bairstow announces an important rehearsal and business meeting of the Woman's club Choral Department tonight at 7 30. All members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bairstow
Woman's Club
Bridge Club Hostess Catherine Hutchinson Dames Evening
Miss Catherine Hutchinson of Market Street entertained the bridge club at the Woman's Club last evening. Two tables of progressive auction were played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Catherine Hutchinson
Market Street
Woman’s Club
Dorcas Class Thursday at First Lutheran Church
The Dorcas Bible Class of First Lutheran meets Thursday evening in the church parlors with Mel Horning Peter Horning Misa Ruth Hoagl and Miss Gertrude Keller as hosts and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Dorcas Bible
First Lutheran Church
Mel
Peter Horning
Misa Ruth Hoaggall
Gertrude Keller
Community Chorus Planned By Warren Residents
About sixty Warren residents gathered at the Philomel Club to organize a Community Mixed Chorus. The next meeting on April second at 7 30 pm will finalize the group and begin distribution of books and rehearsals. The program included remarks on the Conneaut Lake Park Music Festival and a sample from Gounod Faust. The Boys Glee Club performed two numbers and the crowd enjoyed an impromptu dance after the thunder shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Philomel Club
Theodore Messner
Conneaut Lake Park
T. Sheridan Baker
Lee Hess Barnes
Meadville
Baker
Gounod
Faust
Boys Glee Club
Mrs W. B. German Hosts Birthday Party At Home
Mrs German of 516 Water Street entertained fifteen guests Saturday evening in celebration of her birthday. The event featured a five hundred dollar party allowance and a luncheon served by the hostess during the gathering.
Bible Class Tea Courtesy at Mrs Fairchilds Home
Mrs Charles Fairchilds of Walnut Street hosted the Fourth Ward Bible class. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs King the class teacher and delicious refreshments followed the afternoon study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fairchilds
Walnut Street
Fourth Ward
King
Junior Philomel Club Meeting With Key Performers
The Junior Philomel Club schedules a four o clock meeting at the Philomel club house with a program by Helen Presser Evelyn Armstrong Virginia Miller Margaret Groves Crescence Ebo and Anna Greenlynd. Mitchell Bible class social and business session set for Thursday evening at 19 Myrtle street hosted by W Elmquint all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Helen Presser
Evelyn Armstrong
Virginia Miller
Margaret Groves
Crescence Ebo
Anna Greenlynd
Mitchell
Mitchell Bible
Thimble Club Social Planned at Mrs Thoreson Home
Mrs John Thoreson and Miss Anna Windblade will host the Dorcas Thimble Club of the Swedish Lutheran Church Thursday evening at 107 North Irvine. The event promises social time and hospitality for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
John Thoreson
Anna’ Windblade
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
North
Irvine
Saak
Young People Organize Evening Prayer Services in Warren
The Swedish Congregational church youth arranged a series of prayer services to be led by Reverend George E. Bostrom of Worthington. Bostrom arrives April 3 for two weeks of services in Warren and nearby towns. An April 9 reception in Jamestown honors the visiting missionary, with services also planned at homes of Frank Carlson, Charles Waterbrandt, and Carl Johaansen. Also, First Lutheran hosts its postponed Missionary Tea this Saturday with Miss Signe Swensson to dramatize the opera for the program, assisted by Miss Margaret Smith. A Mothers Supper is planned by Mrs. DeFrees Sunday school class at First Presbyterian Mari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grace
Methodist Church
Carl ‘Swanson
L. C. Decker
Swedish Congregational Church
George E. Bostrom
Worthington
Minn
John Samuelson
Canton Street
Bostrom
Warren
Jamestown
Jamestown Swedish Mission
Frank Carlson
Madison Avenue
Charles Waterbrandt
Center Street
Carl Johaansen
Carver Street
Fea
First Lutheran Church
C. J.frantz
Signe Swensson
Thiel College
Margaret Smith
Wagnerianus Pausic
Births Announced for Three Local Families
Mr and Mrs C B Marsh of Prospect Street announce the birth of a son Charles Philip to the Rev and Mrs Raygsend Blakney of Sanford Maine. The baby weighed ten pounds. Mrs Blakney is the former Louis Marsh. The couple visited Warren last fall after missionary work in China. Mr and Mrs Earl Dorrance of 500 Water Street report a birth at the Maternity Hospital this morning a daughter weighing six pounds eight and a half ounces. A second daughter born Monday at 8 05 AM to Mr and Mrs Harold Madsen of 1207 Pennsylvania Avenue East weighs five pounds eight ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dorrance
Water Street
Harold Madsen
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Mrs Ide J Briggs returns from two month visit
Mrs Ide J Briggs of 10 Franklin street arrived home last evening after about two months away visiting her daughter Mrs Frank Head in Titusville and son Lyte Briggs in Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ide J. Briggs
Franklin Street
Frank Head
Titusville
Lyte Briggs
Tidioute
Briggs
Charles Eggleston
Harry E. Eggleston
West
Fifth Avenue
St. Bonaventure College
Justine Duke
Forest Glen
Maryland
Warren
National Park Seminary
Beaty Couple Returns From Florida Motor Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Beaty of 224 Conenago avenue completed a six week motor journey to Florida touring the east and west coasts. They stayed at the Hillsboro club in Pompano where Mr Beaty enjoyed ocean fishing catching several kingfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Walter Beaty
Conenango Avenue
Hillsboro Club
Pompano
Mr. Beaty
Mrs. Riston To Have Charge Of Program At Philomel Friday
Mrs. Riston, a leading club member, will direct Philomel Day with instrumental and vocal numbers. Previous programs featured Russian Music by Mrs. W. C. Dierks and The Nibelungen Ring lecture by Dr. Leroy B. Campbell and a speech by Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Riston
Philomel
W. C. Dierks
Pittsburgh
Leroy B. Campbell
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Paul Riston
J. R. Derham
J. B. Leidig
Thomas Jenkins
B. G. Gregory
Bright
Ball
Fern Anderton
Manley Brown
Blair
G. W. Thompson
Schwing
Pressel
Groves
Alice Larson
Western Union Telegraph Company Valued for Rate Ranking
The Interstate Commerce Commission assigned a tentative total property valuation of 24,744,565 dollars for Western Union Telegraph Company as of June 20, 1919 to support rate ranking. The record shows capitalization at 29,729,726 dollars and prior investment of 56,459,119 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Bobby Lutz
Jack Lutz
Alice Madden
Mina Madden
Jeanette Loding
Caroline Graham
Mary Elizabeth Connor
Margaret Chalmers
David Lobovitz
Mary Elizabeth Lowrey
Caroline Mehring
Anne Sandrock
Emily Eaton
LeVon Minzer
Medora Ann Lightner
Edith Stevenson
Isabelle Putnam
MR. Ware
Y. W
Supreme President
Bramer Carlson
Charles Young
Evelyn Hilburn
Frederick Mack
Betty Field
Louise Evans
Rachel Sloan
Jay Sellin
June DeFrees
Miss Kah
Junior Philomel
Lelse
the Tribune
Tribune
Mary Duncan
Petite June Collyer
Bangkok
Virginia Valli
G. 4. R. Auxiliary
Hickory Street
Alfred Schellhammer
California
H. K.petry
North Warren
Wilkes-Barre
Horton Smith
Jerome Smith
Fourth Avenue
Phillips Andover Academy
Andover
Mass
Mary Lesser
Third Avenue
New York City
Betty Phillips
Chatam Hall
Chatam
Virginia
Robert Meckernberg
Crescent Street
Hot Springs
Philip McEvoy
East Street
James P. Rogers
Catherine
Los Angeles
Erie
Rogers
Conservatory
Conservatory of Music
Hornell
Misa Harriett Borg
G. M. Borg
Margaret Hutchinson
Nettie Hutchinson
W. U
Rowles
Wyeth Geerie
Auinkery
UMMM
W. E. Draheim
Penna. Ave. E
Children's
Robinson's
Penna. Ave
Baby's Store
Ladies’ Aid Society OF
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