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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1928
Page
12
In Lancaster Pennsylvania May 12 age is crumbling the stone walls and turrets of the Lancaster county prison. Huge stones slip from the old English style center as turrets hang over the dungeons where unruly prisoners were kept when the prison was built nearly a century ago. County commissioners have invited bids to restore the walls.
The remark able cleaning principle called Positive Agitation removes more dirt per minute than any other cleaner. Demonstrations are offered by telephone, with a special low down payment and a liberal allowance for your old cleaner.
Sugar Grove May 12 The annual Mite Box opening and family supper of the Presbyterian Missionary Society was held in the church parlors with spring flowers decor. Dinner was served by Mrs. Floyd Mclintosh and assistants. Priscilla Nobbs chaired the program with Virginia Johnston violin numbers and solos by Nellie Sherrard and Mrs. Nobbs. A social hour followed.
George Ward of Union City Pa visits relatives in New York for a few days and stays with his grandmother Mrs Edna Ward at the home of Mr and Mrs John McLeas.
Regular monthly gathering of rural Sunday School workers will be held next Tuesday night at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Harry Nelson at 201 Canton Street.
The Youngsville grade school held its May exhibition with gym performances and wall displays. First graders formed calisthenics and relay routines, while older rooms displayed posters, handmade booklets, and dioramas including Venice sand tables and Puritan village scenes. The event closed with wall and desk displays for attendees.
A Friday 2 o clock bridge luncheon was held in her honor with eight place settings and yellow daffodil decorations. Mrs. F. E. Swanson received a birthday gift from the club as the afternoon was spent in bridge. The Home Missionary Society met Friday evening with Mrs. Earl Walters on West Main Street. Mrs. Leroy McDowell and Mrs. Choie Mead gave an interrupted report on the Jamestown convention. June meeting announced with Frank Krimoul as leader.
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