Stebbins Rich Wedding In New Wilmington Pennsylvani a
Warren society news reports the wedding of Linson Harper Stebbins and Emily Eletha Rich in New Wilmington Pennsylvania. Stebbins, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Stebbins, will study at Western Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh where the couple will reside.
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Stebbins-Rich
Warren
New Wilmington
Pennsylvana
Linson Harper Stebbins
E. 0. Stebbins
Emily Eletha Rich
Rev
John Rich
Stebbins
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburgh
Blonde Saint screening and local church events listed
Warren Tonight Library theatre features Lewis Stone and Doris Kenyon in The Blonde Saint. A series of church and club meetings run across Grace M E and other venues including Otterbein Guild, Altar Guild Trinity Memorial, Epworth League, Dorcas Bible class, WCT A, and Modern Woodmen. A midnight flood relief benefit at the Library theatre and a senior play Apple Sauce are also noted.
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Lewis Stone
Doris Kenyon
Woman's Missionary and
Otterbein Guild
United Brethren
Harriet Wilkins
Mary Berger
Philome! Club
Trinity Memorial
Epworth League
Grace M. E
First Methodist
Dorcas
First Luther‘ Tan
Young People's Society of Swedish Lutheran
Modern Wood
Fidelis
Epworth
Ralph Hime
Hemlock Street
Warren ‘Fomorrow
Martha Society of Swedish Lutheran In
Pelors
Ladies Aid Society of Swedish Baptist
Epworth M. E
Local Happenings and Social Notes in Warren
Lieut. Robert Dennison returns via New York to Warren to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ludo Dennison at Cottage Place. Mrs. Dennison also visiting. James Bloomquist from the Gifford Smith Store spends in Jamestown on business. A V Evans and son of Kane visiting Warren friends. Mrs. Ross Fisher and Mrs. Chester Allen to New York for a week stay. Miss Berris Hottel visits Kane. AJM U meeting notes a drill at Midway Park July 30 with social evening planned the third Tuesday. Veterans hold 7:30 pm post rooms for Memorial day arrangements. Gleaners bake sale Saturday at 10 am in Metzger Wright basement.
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Robert Dennison
United States Navy
Panama
New York City
Warren
Ludo Dennison
Cottage Place
California
Dennison
Chester Alen
Fourth Avenue
Ross
Fisher
Market. Street
Berris Hottel
Aira
Kate Hottel
Kane
Ajm.u
American Insurance Union
Midway Park
Sipper
M. Beshlin
Clyde Drum
Glade Meneer
Ed. Steber
Gleaners
Grace Methodist Sunday School
Metzger-Wright
In and Out of Town Visitors in Warren
Grove City resident J. S. Akers visits Warren for a few days. Mrs. Charles Carlson arrives in town for several days as a guest of Carnet Gece. Mr and Mrs J Clyde of Elwood Indiana motor to Warren for several days at Carver House. Mrs Z L Sheldon from Kinzua returns home after Forest County Republican. Mr and Mrs James Grove spent winter in Warren and will summer at Frankeyville where Mr Grove will work at MacTarnaghan gravel plant supplying Allegheny highway material.
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Charles Carlson
Pateabisahe
Clyde
Elwood
Indiana
Warren
Carver House
Forest County
James Grove
Rave
Trankeyville
Grove
MacTarnaghan
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Wooden of America
Warren High School
Jee Ay Syeberg
George Hultberg
Pennsylvania Avenue
Marcia
Epworth Methodist Church
Ralph Slimehaugh
Warren Academy of Sciences
Philomel Club
Merle IX Deardorff
Woman's Club
Perry D. Clark
Kayser
Johnson Brothers
James Bloomquist
Gifford Smith
Jamestown
E. V. Adamhavits
Small Son
Merle Grahams
J. S. Akers
Grove Ci
Ness
Ote
Z. L. Sheldon
Kinzua
Wwaring
Victor
Wanixe
Jesse Crawford
Austix
I . Home Furnishers & Gieford Smith Co- Warren
Victor Records
Conti’s
Barber and Beauty
Pa. Ave. E
Associated Master Barbers OF America
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Perrin
van Raale
van Raalte
Davidson
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
W.C
Rarren
Dean Anns
University of Pittsburgh
Glee Club
Pittsburgh University
la Fine Quartet
Jonnston
Wighland Avenue
Johnson
Art Metal Construction Company
Fred Lystrom
Frank Trusler and Son
Jean Carrol Hat Shop
Liberty St
Pickett
Carnahan
Shearer
Conewango Wrecking Shop
Venturetown
Pavania
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