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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1927
Page
2
Society News highlights senior classes meet at 7 45 this evening at Salem Evangelical Church for a social and business session with a cross class debate. Daily Vacation Bible School opens this morning in North Warren with departments for four to fourteen year olds and invites nonmembers to participate.
The page lists multiple evenings of 7 30 or 8 oclock events at First Lutheran Salem Evangelical Swedish Methodist Swedish Baptist and North Warren Presbyterian churches. Activities include Bible classes dinners dances and a Kiwanis convention at Parish House of Trinity Memorial with details of rooms times and host organizations.
The Spinster class of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday evening in the church ladies room. Warren County Republican Women plan a 2:30 PM meeting with Assemblywoman Alice Bentley speaking on the 1927 legislature at 3 PM in the YWCA building. Men and women are urged to attend the talk and business meeting.
Mrs Mary Brann returns from Oklahoma and Texas to Fourth avenue Warren. Amma Rockwell and A F Bagnall go to Evie meeting Albert Rockwell and Livarette Cole, returning from California. O J Moss plans exit to Chicago to run Peoples Clothing large dept store. Mrs Charles Noyes returns to Butler after visiting Crandalls. Numerous locals travel to Cleveland Pittsburgh and Philadelphia for visits and business.
Mother's Day was observed at the M E church in Youngsville with a live stage scene in a living room setting. A grey haired reader narrated family life scenes from marriage to motherhood, enhanced by songs and pantomime. The program listed participants led by Rev. E D Hulse and included several solos, duets, and scenes highlighting motherhood and family, followed by benediction.
The piece reflects on a mild quake affecting seven states and Meseod’s claim of an elephant skull a million years old. It muses on evolution from extinct giants to early humans, then shifts to reflections on faith, health, and osteopathy. Walter Boothe of Roanoke Virginia dies after spinal nerve failure. An elderly man exits prison after 53 years. The essay contrasts freedom and confinement within life and death.
The speaker argues Christ alone holds the future and speaks across centuries. He cites Peter, Lamb, and Shakespeare to honor Christ while condemning reliance on creeds or baptism alone. Real scholars study Christ as a living presence, not a relic or cold image, to answer doubts and point to immortality.
The Warren Grange met Saturday afternoon in the K of P hall with Worthy Master Thompson presiding. After opening, the charter was draped in memory of John Westling. Nine candidates received first and second degree instruction. John Siegfried joined by demie card from Akeley Grange. A memorial service honored departed members. flowers were laid at the altar as "Leadidy Light" and the twenty third psalm were sung. The meeting ended with two songs. Raymond Bette presented Hag and staff holders. Burdette Weer announced the Monday train.
Mrs Edward Anne entertained at her home on Palm avenue South Side Saturday evening for Miss Ruth Anne who leaves Tuesday for Newark Ohio where she will make her home Covers were laid for ten Fourg ladies the color scheme of pink and white was carried on behalf of the girls present Miss Ruth Heayn presented the honored guest with a beautiful umbrella
The Veterans of Foreign Wars and the auxiliary held last week plan a Have 2 Heart tag day on Saturday May 14 to aid flood sufferers. All funds go to Major Bordwell for the Red Cross relief effort. Women solicitors to lunch in the post room served by bakery. chamber of commerce asked to place street flags in patriotic recognition.
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