Banquet-Dance Ends Session Of Scandinavian Fraternity
Oden lodge of the Scandinavian Fraternity of America marked its twentieth anniversary with sessions in Warren and a banquet dance at the Woman's club attended by 165 members from Warren, Kane, Sheffield, Jamestown, Bradford, Oil City, Titusville, Ridgway, Mt. Jewett, Du Bois, Grass Flat, and Renovo. Officers elected include Mrs. Edna Quist as president and Chas. Quist as district secretary, with Gust L. Carlson as treasurer. The event featured speeches, a memorial wreath for Judge John Sandstrom, musical numbers, and a three hour banquet and dance with Kimney's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gust L. Carlson
Warren
Ludwig Johnson
Carl Johnson
Bradford
S. P. Sederberg
DuBois
Ridgway
Norden
John Sandstrom
Carl Engstrom
Kane
Sandstrom
Insgrave
Oakland Cemetery
Burgess Chapman
Charles Quist
Alex Erickson
Sophie Johnson
Jamestown
Mr. Erickson
Augustana Synod
Mass Joanson
Gustat Adolphas
Jameszomm
G. M. Borg
Mayme Swanson
Hiaine Nelson
Sheffield
Sam Davis
Whas Hildur Leerder
John Peterson
Elaine Nelson
Alfred Langerquist
Che Corcliding
Gust L Carlson
Jack Johanson
Erick Lee
Robert Carlson
Carl Danielson
Harry Bell
Edward Olson
Joseph Vetrie
Kimney
N. Y
Losers Entertain Contest Winners
Eighty young people of the First Evangelical Sunday school attended the church entertainment last evening given by the defeated team in the Sunday school contest. The program included a buffet supper, readings, songs, a negro sermon, solos, and a violin trio as part of the lively event led by O R Pang and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Sunday School
O. R. Pang
Philathea Class
W. L. Arnold
Cleo Haldum
Laura Kofod
Walter Bowen
Ida King
Loraine Harkless
Francis Peterson
Carl Peterson
Walter Brown
Swedish Baptist choir to sing in Mount Jewett program
Arrangements have been made for the Swedish Baptist choir to perform a program of choral numbers in the I. O. O. F. hall at Mount Jewett on Tuesday evening May 22. The twenty voice choir will perform a portion of the program Sunday evening. EB A Gustafson directs and Miss Janet Agren is the pianist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Choir
Mount Jewett
EB. A. Gustafson
Janet Abigren
Hartweg Smith Marriage Announced in Erie
Mr and Mrs Louis L Hartweg Sr of 404 Park Ave announce the marriage of their daughter Magdalene Sophia Hartweg to Henry Owen Smith son of Mrs V V Smith of Ridgway. The ceremony occurred in Erie Pennsylvania on Tuesday afternoon May 15. Mrs Smith is a graduate of the local high school class of 1924 and Johns Hospital Cleveland Ohio. Mr Smith resided in Warren for several months and recently attended the seminary in Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis L. Hartweg
Park Avenue
Magdalene Sophia Hartweg
Henry Owen Smith
V. V. Smith
Ridgway
Erie
Pennsylvania
Rs. Smith
Ren High School
Fyohn’s Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Smith
Warren
Mainesa
In and Out of Town Miss Margaret Birchard visits
In and Out of Town notes list Miss Margaret Birchard visiting in New York with cousins at Columbia University and Mrs Nobel McCracken, plus Miss Mabel Anderson returning home to Kane after visiting Irvine sisters. Also mentions William Somers returning to Pittsburgh from his sister's funeral and Wo man’s Benefit Association leaders to arrive from state tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Birchard
Central Avenue
Nobel McCracken
Vassar College
James Mc‘Tnouye
Columbia University
New York City
Mabel Anderson
Kane
Violet and
Esily Anderson
Irvine Street
William Somers
Pittsburgh
Ben Arnold
Honors Miss Schuler At Luncheon Bridge
Mrs. C. Paul Arnold hosted twelve guests for a luncheon bridge honoring her cousin Miss Betty Schuler daughter of Mr and Mrs F G Schouler who will wed Millard Bush in June A four course meal and white pink decor marked the event with prizes for top bridge scores and a gift for the guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Paul Arnold
Madison Avenue
Betty Schuler
F. G. Schouler
Franklin Street
Millard Bush
Floyd G. Schuler
We. W. Slocum
Plans for Community Picnic And Club Meeting
Preparations for a community picnic will be discussed at the North Warren Civil Welfare and Social Club meeting in the Presbyterian church Monday evening May 21 at 7 30. The final pre vacation session will also handle other business. An entertainment committee is arranging the program and refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren Ciiv Welfare and Social Club
Presbyterian Church
Jamestown Chorus Sings Here Tuesday At Four
Jamestown N Y Community Chorus directed by Professor Samuel Thorstenburg will perform a program of fine choral works at First Lutheran church tomorrow afternoon at four. The public is invited to attend the musical under Reverend C A Dennig. Dinner hostesses Mrs William Hammond and Miss Alden entertain at a Woman's Club dinner for eighteen guests tonight. Entertain 22 at Luncheon at Woman's Club hosted by Mrs H H McWethy and Mrs F e G Shaner for twenty two guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
C. A. Dennig
William Hammond
For Alden
Woman's Club
H. H. McWethy
F. ‘E G. Shaner
Woman’s Club
Girl Too Pretty Driver Declines To Prosecute
New York dated May 19 reports Arthur Gold filed a complaint against Miss Helen Read for damaging his automobile in a cell. He then withdrew the charge, saying she is too pretty to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Gold
Helen Read
Sai
Local Young People to Celebrate Jubilee at Kane
The Young People's Society of the Swedish Congregational church will join Kane Young People for a fiftieth Jubilee celebration at Kane on Tuesday evening May 22. The local society accepted the invitation at a recent church parlors meeting. They plan a visit to the Old People's Home in Frewsburg on June 15 to present a short entertainment. Reverend Lundgren spoke on Concentration. David Scott, Jr., presided. refreshments were served by Miss Ina Green and Miss Elsie Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Kane Young People’s Society
Kane
Old People’s
Frewsburg
Lundgren
David Scott
Ina Green
Elsie Davidson
Honor Miss Cousins With Shower Party in Honor of Miss Cousins
Mrs Tillie Yeagle hosted a personal shower last evening at the Cousins home for Miss Mildred Cousins whose marriage to Jay Albaugh is set for June. Guests included Mrs Charles Albaugh Mrs George Kehm Mrs Marshall Barnhart Mrs Carl Leaf and several Yeagle and Johnson sisters. Prizes for progressive five hundred went to Miss Virginia Haumesser high scorer and Miss Helen Johnson consolation. Luncheon centerpiece featured street peas and spring blooms. Gifts for the bride were described as lovely and useful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Cousins
Jay Albaugh
Tillie Yeagle
J. A. Cousins
South South Street
Charles Albaugh
George Kehm
Marshall Barnhart
Carl Leaf
Florence Fertig
Helen Yeagle
Ruth Ecklund
Helen Johnson
Lucille Johnson
Virginia Haumesser
Card Party Held by Cemetery Association
The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Josephs Cemetery Association hosted a card party attracting about thirty guests. Mrs. Florence Wagner won first prize in women’s bridge, with Mrs. Charles Greenland second and Miss Mary Farr consolation. Albert Hesch won the men’s high prize and H W Apple second. Among five hundred players, Mrs. Gertrude Stander and Adam Poloska took top prizes, with Mrs. Herzing of St. Mary and J B Sprague of Sheffield second, and Mrs. William Watt and Jake Hesch consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Herzing
St. Mary
J. B. Sprague
Sheffield
William Watt
Jake Hesch
Entertain Mothers by Boys Kings Heralds
Grace Methodist church group the Boy's Kings Heralds plan a tureen dinner for mothers in the church dining room Monday evening May 21 at six o'clock. Committee members include John Arnold Frederick Boyd Gerald Gibson and Harold Gibson arranging a short program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
John Arnold
Frederick Boyd
Gerald Gibason
Harold Gibson
Dinner Dance of Amaranth Court Attended By 125
The third annual dinner dance of Conenango Court No. 20, Order of the Amaranth, at the Warren Outing club drew 125 members and guests. Decorations feature red crepe paper and white gowns with red roses, with tables set for five hundred and bridge in the reception parlor. The Jess Smith orchestra played from nine to midnight, under the direction of committee chairs Mrs. Marie K. Leuthold Mrs. Mabel Smith Mrs. Hazel Norris and Miss Elizabeth Schuler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conenango Court No. 20
Order of the Amaranth
Warren
Order
Gerda de Forest
Jennie Hubbard
Rilla Messerly
Margaret Ostergard
Gertie Keller
Jess Smith
Marie K. Leuthold
Mabel Smith
Hazel Norris
Elizabeth Schuler
Mrs Chester Allen Hosts Daughter Jane Eleven Birthday Luncheon
Mrs Chester Allen entertained at a one o'clock luncheon at the Woman's Club in honor of her daughter Jane's eleventh birthday. Guests included Mary Laighans, Helen Davidson, Jean MacDonald, Jean Newmaker, Eleanor MacDonald, Mary Virginia Corah, Mildred Haines and Emily Jamieson. Afternoon theatre followed the luncheon. A spring formal by Sigma Chapter Delta Sigma Phi is set for Greenville Country Club on Tuesday evening May 29 with Warren youths invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Chester
Allen
Fourth Avenue
Woman's Club
Jane
Mary Laighans
Helen Davidson
Jean MacDonald
Jean Newmaker
Eleanor MacDonald
Mary Virginia Corah
Mildred Haines
Emily Jamieson
Warren
Sigma Chapter
Delta Sigma Phi
Greenville Country Club
Greenville
Moose chapter officers plan trip to New York ritualistic school
Officers of the local Women of the Mooseheart chapter and members will travel to Jamestown next Wednesday the twenty third to attend the New York state ritualistic school led by the supreme instructor and drill team. The program opens at 10 30 a m with afternoon and evening sessions to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Mooseheart. Legion
Jamestown
New York
Combined choruses may sing Faust in Warren
Warren Community Chorus plans to present Gounod's Faust in Warren with local and neighboring choruses. A business meeting during regular rehearsal at the Philomel club Monday at 7 30 will form committees to arrange details. After a Titusville festival performance with Franklin and Meadville groups, the idea received strong support for a Warren presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounod
Warren
Philomel Club
Titusville
Franklin and Meadville
Faust
Miss Highhouse to Wed Herbert Skinner Tonight
A quiet home wedding will take place at 8 30 this evening as Miss Pauline Jeanette Highhouse and Herbert Alamanta Skinner exchange vows in Pleasant. The ceremony will be performed by Reverend C A Dennig in the First Lutheran church with about fifty relatives present. The couple will reside at the bride's grandmother's home on Jackson avenue after a short honeymoon. Skinner works on the Warren Savings Bank building and is with the Henry Shenk Company of Erie. Out of town relatives include Mr and Mrs T J Calvert and daughters Ruth and Charlotte of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Jeanette Highhouse
Louis L. Highhouse
Pleasant
Herbert Alamanta Skinner
Farmington Township
C. A. Dennig
First Lutheran Church
Miss Highhouse
Warren Savings Bank
Henry Shenk Company
Erie
T. J. Calvert
Ruth and
Charlotte
Buffalo
N. Y
Birthday Party Planned by Y.W.C.A. Members
The Y W C A invites all members and friends to a birthday party Monday evening May 21 at 8. A 5 46 banquet will host Federation officers installation with Miss Dorothy Allen and Miss Ethel Olsen presenting reports. Talent includes Piper's Bay girls and high school quartettes. Following, birthday refreshments served by various clubs. A G A P club meeting at 7 and board session at 7 30 precede. Also a cemetery association notice for Westview meeting 7 30 at Star Brick Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Allen
Federation
Misa Ethel Olsen
Piper’s Bay
Jane Lyons
Martha Hermans
Betty Eldred
Virginia Mehring
Gwendolyn Sherman
Florence Jacobs
Doris Sill
Anna Kahl
Warren High School
Betty Field
Elizabeth Lavery
Grace Mitchell
W. F. Bennett
Betty Kopf
H-20
Mary Topper
Gladya Mitten
Jefferson
Agnes Wood
Annabelle Cowden
World Service Committee
R. H. Wineet
Westview Cemetery Association
Star Brick Church
Musical services arranged Sunday at Swedish Baptist Church
A planned 7:30 pm musical service at the Swedish Baptist church features a congregational song, Scripture reading, and a pastor led sermon. The program includes choir songs and solos such as How “Howeveriad Thy Name” by Carrie B Adam, bass solo The King of the Deep, and soprano solo Selected by Mrs R E Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Baptist Church
Carrie B. Adam
Emil Taflinger
E. A. Gustafson
R. E. Johnson
H. W. Porter
Ellen Swanson
W. W. Kirkpatrick
Births in town span several families and details
Mr and Mrs A S Borg 613 Beech street welcome a 7 pound home birth. Henry Sorenson 218 Central avenue announce a daughter Gladys Veiljens born May 17 at their home weighing 7 pounds and ounces. Charles N Johnson 324 East Fifth avenue report a daughter Patricia Annette born at 5 45 am at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 2 ounces. Mrs Johnson is daughter of E S Munson. Grover Smith 30 State street North Warren announce a daughter born at 12 26 pm Thursday weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. CAUTIOUS BUYERS read the Classified Ads. ADVERTISE in The Tribuns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Borg
Beech Street
Henry Sorenson
Central Avenue
Gladys Veiljens
Charles N. Johnson
East Fifth Avenue
Patricia Annette
Maternity Hospital
Mrs. Johnson
E. S. Munson
Grover Smith
State Street
North Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mt, Jewett
Hartweg-Smith
Nellie E. Lounsbury
Market Street
Woman’s Benefit Association
Ema M. West
Port Huron
Minnie Bigger
Ene
John Rhodaberger
Jefferson Street
Warren Cook
Franklin
Hazel Clepper
Evelyn Eckdahl
California
California State Normal School
Ralph Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Mark Edwards
Salamanca
Miss Schuler
Gwen Lee
Gwen
Cemetery Assn
Miss Highouse
Herbert Skinner
Warden
Sue E. Warden
Cavera
Trong
Y. W.C.A
Swedish Baptist
Tribuns
Ister
Coonti Barber and Beauty Shop
Penna. Ave
Warren, Pa
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