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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
2
Over one hundred reservations have been made for the dinner dance at Conneango Valley Country Club tomorrow at seven. Culver-Jordan Orchestra will provide music with dancing from eight to twelve. Members urged to attend and reserve seats by ten this evening.
The column lists library theatre programs at Warren Tonight and tomorrow, including Leon Errolip’s A Lunatic at Large and the Vicarne-Ken Maynard show. It notes church entertainments by Enos Drum and the Swedish Lutheran youth societies, plus a Young People’s 500 event and various social gatherings at local venues.
Viewers appointed by the Warren town council will meet at the Municipal Building on Wednesday June 1 at 2 pm to exhibit their assessment schedule for Liberty street widening and paving and hear exceptions. Meeting notes: several sessions have occurred and a study of work completed. Also reports a housewarming party for Mr and Mrs H E Watt at Willoughby avenue with four tables of five hundred, refreshments, and a purse presented to the couple.
Pentecostal services held Thursday and Sunday evenings at 7 36 at 17 Marion Street. All are invited as leaders state they stand for Pentecost according to Acts 2 4. Sermon series at First Methodist Sunday evening features Rev T Greer with the second Amos interpretation titled Books Contacts With Modern Life. Baccalaureate sermon for Sugar Grove High School seniors set for Sunday evening in the school auditorium. Our grandchildren may have an average income of 11060 a year per business prophets, prompting thoughts on sharing with grandparents.
A First United Brethren church get acquainted supper and program drew a large crowd. The event featured readings, vocal solos, piano duets, an mandolin trio, and an orchestra with multiple encores. The group declared the evening a tremendous success and suggested a yearly event.
The First Presbyterian choir plans a 7 30 Sunday program The Life to Come includes G Walter Irwin and T Sheridan Baker as soloists and Patti Peffer Carmen Milliren as vocalists The program features pieces from Gaul and sacred works The morning service at 10 30 will present a sermon titled The program of the church A light jab ends the piece with a line about a square jawed man being flat footed
Seven decorative patterns for Nippon China, English and domestic wares offered with attractive borders. The column notes conventional and floral border styles and starry accents to aid selection.
Plates in four to eight inch sizes listed for fruits soups and oatmeals.
An excellent opportunity for present owners of these patterns to fill in needed items at 35c each for sauce boats bowls nappies platters bakers and jugs. Open or covered dishes sauce boats and platters available.
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