Warren Friends Announce Alyce Kennett and Richard Berger Wedding
Miss Alyce Kennett daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Kennett of Pelham and Richard H Berger assistant treasurer of Chanins theatre in New York City were married at the Little Church Around the Corner New York on Monday March 12. Miss Kennett known as Sherry Pelham in theatrical circles appeared in Good News and plans to continue in the show at the Forty Second Street theatre. The Kennett family long resided in Warren and Pelham where they publish local papers and run The Triden Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Alyce Kennett
Thomas Kennett
Pelham
Richard H. Berger
New York City
Chanin’s Theatre
Misa Emily Burton
New York
Miss Kennett
Triden Press
Cos Cob, Conn
Kennett
Warren Morning Chronicle
Forty-Second Street Theatre
Dr Ross to Conduct Holy Week Services in Erie
Dr J M Ross Erie Presbytery stated clerk and First Presbyterian supply will lead Passion Week services at 7:30 p m Wednesday through Friday with themes The Heart of Calvary It Is Finished and The Rent Veil of the Temple All members and friends invited Also notes on a last Lenten supper a hospital alumnae gathering and Easter story program at the YWCA plus social hosting details and a luncheon at the Oroleta Tea Room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ross
Erie Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Musical Service at First Baptist Church Sunday Night
A Sunday evening service at First Baptist Church will feature three choral numbers including There's A Green Hill Far Away Oh Make Me Thine and Thy Will Be Done with a violin obligate by Pauline Smedley. Violin duets by Miss Smedley and Cecelia Thompson include Melodie Mendelssohn Avara Vernnum Corpus Mozart and Hymn Arrangement Sinnhold. Reverend Harold Stoddard will preach Hearthstone message Life's Greatest Thrill Parenthood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Pauline Smedley
Sinnhold
Harold Stoddard
Mission Study Classes Continue in Warren Churches
Women from eighteen Warren churches will carry interdenominational Mission study into fall and winter 1928-29, under Mrs. M. W. Jamieson. Discussions will cover Africa India and Japan with World Wide Friendship and World Peace as the final theme. The final session at First Baptist included readings, music and a review of Baptist Congo missions over fifty years, highlighting Kinpese and Sona Bata centers and looming needs for hospitals and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
M. W. Jamieson
First Baptist Church
Africa
India
Japan
Laura KE. Snyder
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First
Chrisian Twomen
Laura K. Snyder
Jean Kenyon Mackenzie
Watson Jamieson
Evangelical Church In Africa
W. L. Arnold
Jamieson
Isa Lindmark
Anna Snyder
Belgian Congo
Baptist Mission
United States
Rocky Mountains
Livingston
Henry Stanley
Leopold
Belgium
Albert
Congo Land
Stanley
Miss Snyder
Kinpese
Snyder
Clark
Livingston Inland Mission
Wango
Kimpise Theological and Normal School
Sona Bata
Mias Snyder
Congo
America
Europe
Laura Snyder
R. L. Fassinger
Local Theatre Listings Show Wide Holiday Week
In Warren Tonight Library theatre the Law of the Range appears along with the Columbia theatre showing The Lone Eagle. A dinner dance marks the Country club annual meeting. Swedish comedy lights up Woman's club at 8 with dancing at 9 30. P H C hall hosts a dance at 9.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Theatre
Country Club
Woman's Club
P. H.C. Hall
Lotta Dunham Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Lotta Dunham Auxiliary of the First Presbyterian Church will hold its monthly meeting in the men’s room of the church Monday evening April 2 at eight o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotta Dunham
First Presbyterian Church
Youth faces charge of stealing coal in Pottsville
A seventeen year old boy identified as A. Marlin was held by police on a charge of coal theft after hours at a Pottsville anthracite coal company shaft. Detectives say he was arrested in the act of mining and had a full set of mining tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
U.P
A. Marlin
Meeting of Rebekahs Honors Lodge With Dinner in Warren
Friday evening at the Odd Fellow Temple the Lady Warren Lodge of Rebekahs hosted a sixty five plus guest dinner to honor members of Lady Vera Rebekah Lodge of Union City. At eight the retiring Noble Grand Mrs Myrtle Rogers led the business session with new officers elected including Noble Grand Mrs Celia Tickner and vice grand Mrs Erma Eckhart. Two hundred Rebekahs from Warren Union City and nearby towns attended as Union City initiated eight candidates. Rose Bradford and Florence Knopp supervised a buffet luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Warren Lodge
Rebekahs
Vera Rebekah
Union City
Myrtle Rogers
Celia Tickner
Erma Eckhart
Myrna Locks
Anna Miles
Mary Wyman
Rebekah
Scranton
Rose Bradford
Florence Knopp
Town Travel Notices and a Court Receiver Appointment
A string of local residents report visits and homecomings including Mrs. Alice Wagner from New Castle, Mrs. T. D. Weiss hosting in Warren, and many others visiting relatives or traveling for Easter. In Altoona the court appointed John H. Dillen receiver for Calahan and Company brokerage. Also noted are import and export figures: over a half million dollars of hats entering Egypt in the year and more than two thousand electrical refrigerators shipped from the U.S. to other nations last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Mazin 31
U. P
John H. Dillen
Altoona Trust Company
Calahan and Company
Calvi Lang
United States Court
Egypt
Rev G E Bostrom to Lead Special Services in Warren
The Rev. George E. Bostrom evangelist and youth worker will conduct a series of special services at the Swedish Congregational church in Warren from April 3 to 15. English language except Wednesday and Sunday, with no services Monday or Saturday nights. Bostrom, a North Park College graduate, has served at Deniver Colorado and Worthington Minnesota, and will visit thirty mid eastern congregations after the Warren visit. Preparatory prayer meetings have been held at local church homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bostrom
Warren
Middle East
Bostrom
North Park College
Chicago
Mission Church
Deniver Colorado
Worthington
Minn
Clare-Davld Union at First Methodist Church
Reverend Charles T. Greer joins Verna Adelaide Clark and Stanley Edward David in marriage at the parsonage. The couple will reside in Youngstown, where David works for Hall Painting Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare-David
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles T. Greer
Verna Adelaide Clark
Hiram Clark
Connecticut Avenue
Stanley Edward David
Youngstown
Ohio
David
Hall Painting Company
Miss Wickizer Entertaining at Laurel Club Dinner
Miss Mae Wickiter of Laurel street hosts a Woman's Club dinner this evening for eight members of her club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wickizer
Mae Wickiter
Laurel Street
Woman's Club
Concordia Quartet to Sing Here Monday
The Concordia male quartet from Upsala College East Orange New Jersey will perform Monday evening at the Swedish Lutheran church. The program features Scandinavian harmonies folk songs traditional melodies and sacred selections. Members include Paul Moody Algor Swanson and Godfrey Swanson with two guests from southern Pennsylvania. The concert starts at eight o'clock and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia
Upsala College
East Orange
N. J
Paul Moody
Algor Swanson
Victor Moody
Godfrey Swanson
High School Notes Highlight Busy Week of Events
The recent clash between classes leaves many with black eyes and bruised faces yet shows a calmer mood. Betty Field performed a Hungarian dance and Helen Pressel recited in a chapel program, while the Boys Glee club sang pieces including Song of Ferrara and Ship O Dreams. J A Laub spoke on Safety First to enthusiastic students. A debate with Youngsville drew praise though no winner was declared. Drama clubs plan a joint meeting Monday at 7 15 to present two one act plays with a string orchestra. The Dragon Board meets Monday afternoon in room 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Field
Helen Pressel
Ferrara
J. A. Laub
National Safety Council
Women protest short skirt ban in Berlin action
Berlin reports activists rally against a government edict requiring postal and telegraph workers to wear skirts eight inches below the knee. About 45 000 women resist the rule with some demanding the resignation of Minister of Communications George Schazetzel. Meanwhile Pennsylvania plans 66 new cars for highway engineers as bids open in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U. P
Unter den Linden
George Schazetzel
Warren Chorus to Complete Monday as Festival Plans Progress
Plans for the Warren Community Chorus to be completed Monday evening at 7 15 announce progress. Sponsors T Sherridan Baker and Phi lomel Club members urge community participation. Intensive rehearsals start after Easter with Faust and other works for Conneaut Lake Music Festival week of July 9 including Handel's Messiah and Pilgrim's Progress. Soloists Doris Doe Ruth Shaffer Arthur Kraft and the Boston Women's Symphony under Ethal Leginska lead the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
T. Sherridan Baker
Philomel Club
Conneaut Lake Temple of Music
Lea Hess Barnes
Meadville
Festival Chorus
Warren Chorus
Conneaut
Mr. Barnes
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Father of Waters
Charles Wakefield Cadman
Doris Doe
The
Philomel
Ruth Shaffer
St. Bartholomew's P. E
New York City
Arthur Kraft
Boston Women's Symphony Orchestra
Ethal Leginska
Misa Leginska
Plan Annual Thank Offering Meeting at First Presbyterian
The Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society prepares for its annual Thank Offering Meeting at the church parlors on Monday night April 2 at 7:45. Miss Dorcas Hall, who spent five years in Jammu India, will give the address. Special music by Miss Patti Peffer, consecration prayer by Mrs. George Miller. Year books ready for distribution. Social hour under committee. Attendees invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbutus Auxiliary Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Dorcas Hall
Jubbunpore
India
Patti Peffer
George Miller
Herold Ross
George MacKay
Edith Hill
U. S. Rogers
Friends of Mission Work
Arbutus
Birth of a son to the Binstie family at Maple Street
Mr and Mrs Marshall Binstie announce the birth of a son at 9 50 am this morning weighing ? pounds 7 ounces The Helping Hands class of the Salem Evangelical church held a social and business meeting in the church parlors last evening Miss Helen Huber led the devotionals and Miss Lydia Sedon, the hostess, served refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Binstie
Maple Street
Saleem Evangelical Church
Helen Huber
Lydia Sedon
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Ross
Anna Wright
Brook Street
Warren General Hospital
Lindsey
Oroleta
Anne DeFrees
J. H. DeFrees
Liberty Street
Mary Alice Wheeler
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Justine Schuyler
Ann Durham
Betty Koot
Betty Eldred
Florence Jacobs
Jane Lyons
Ruth Goodwin
Wheeler
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Baptist
Aktenskapets Bojor
Market Street
Skandia Amateur Club
Jamestown
N. Y
Engelbrekt Lodge
Ens Wa
Alice Wagner
New Castle
T. D. Weiss
H. BR
McCalmont
Washington, D. C
Keck
Pittsburgh
Prudential Ensurance Company
William Penn Hotel
H.R. McClure
Sixth Avenue
Harrisburg
Janet Carlson
Kane
Mrs. L. A. Carlson
North
Irvine Street
Samuel King
Crescent Park
Florida
Isabelle Purtell
Marie Hartman
Allegheny College
W. H. Hartman
Water Street
Beulah Bauer
George J. Bauer
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Madeline Rogers
A.§. Rogers
Fifth Avenue
Jamestown High School
G. E. Bostrom
Swedish Congregational Church
Miss Lindquist
Tna Lindquist
Buffalo
Grace Mitchell
Gonewango Place
Miss Mitchell
Ethel McIntosh
Frances O'Neil
Hilda Carlson
Glade W. C. T. U
William Whitney
Baner Street
Robert Chalmers
Peerless Inc
Ed. Finley
Youngsville
Dragon Board
Conewango Building & Loan Association
Penna. Ave. W
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