Change in Date of Meeting for Quaintance Club
The Quaintance club meeting was postponed to Thursday evening at 8 30 at the home of Mrs Herbert Harris North Farren. Ministers Honeymoon will be presented at the Bet Baptist church this evening. Harris urges all members to note the change and attend Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaintance Club
Ft Wat
Herbert Harris
North Farren
Bet Baptist Church
Harris
Quaintence Club
Conenango Valley Country Club
Gervee
Weduts Pak
Muchas Ing
Morvnne
Momming
Warren Tonight and Club Events Mix Theatre and Meetings
A Warren Tonight listing features William Hainer and Sally O'Neill in Slide Belly Slide at the Library theatre and a slate of Legion auxiliary, Deerhorn club, and youth group meetings with dinners, rehearsals, and church events. An evening YWCA world fellowship event promotes Applesauce with a dance, orchestra, and refreshments to aid a Buenos Aires secretary fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hainer
Sally O'Neill
American Legion Auxiliary
Deerhorn Club
First Baptist Church
Daly
First Baptist
Society honors bride to be with bridge party
Clara Belle Williamson entertained last evening at her East street home in honor of Miss Mildred Hansen who plans to marry in June. Twelve guests enjoyed a two course luncheon and three tables of bridge, with a crystal shower won by the bride-to-be. A busy run of society events continues with golf and meetings, including a physicians’ county gathering and a bustling Outing Club calendar through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Belle Williamson
East Street
Mildred Hansen
Miss Hansen
In and Out of Town Guests Visit Warren Area
A long list of Warren residents and visitors is given. Mr and Mrs Tom Liberty return to Bristow Oklahoma after visiting Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson in North Warren. A W Sheaslkyr vice commander of the American Legion leaves Waren for Ridg. A W Mumford leaves for Philadelphia for a Grand Commander meeting. Mrs Arthur Beagle and daughter Waaba visit relatives en route to Meadville to make their future home. Mrs W H Winner and sons depart for Renovo Pa. Mrs Norman Stewart visits Wilkinsburg. Mrs J H West returns from Delaware Ohio where her daughter Hazel studies. Mrs P W Pressel returns to Warren after visiting her son at Alle ghney College in Meadville. Miss Katherine L Mason returns home for summer after Erie County term. Miss Charlotte Young visits Mr and Mrs Clare Crary in Warren. Mrs Harred McWethy travels to Rochester for ill brother. Mr Harold Blair leaves for Reynolsville for the day. Mrs M X Sherman and daughter Majone return home after visiting Mrs W A Barrett. Miss Marguerite Gertseh leaves for Vast Trends in West Hickory. Harry Wilcox visits Warren en route back to Erie. Mrs Evan Hopkins spends time with relatives in Union City and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Liberty
Carl Anderson
Noth Warren
Bristow
Oklahoma
A. W. Sheaslkyr
Williamsport
American Legion
Waren
Legion
W. H. Winner
Wilfred
Merton
Renovo
Pennsylvania
Norman Stewart
Water Street
Wilkinsburg
J. H. West
Main Avenue
Delaware
Oho
Hazel
Y W C A Anniversary Celebration Plans
Y W C A to observe its 14th anniversary on Thursday evening May 26 at eight o'clock with a cast from the Seniors performing "Apple Sauce" in the High School auditorium. World Fellowship and Membership Committees sponsor the event with dancing and refreshments to follow. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for under 16. Tickets available at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Kahl
World Fellowship
Miss. Kahl
R. H. Winger
G. J. Craty
J. A. Johnson
B.S. Lindsey
B. R. Walker
R. M. Kistler
T. X. Dunham
J. B. Leidis
George Swain
They Who Serve and the Loyal Soldier’s Sacrifice
A somber verse honors the weary worker who serves without reward. It laments fatigue that yields bitterness, and recalls that even leaders must one day share in difficult labor. The poem praises loyalty, neighborly duty, and the upright citizen who endures.
Flower sale at First Evangelical church benefit
A community sale offers 500 geraniums at 35 cents and assorted fuchsias and other plants priced at 30 cents and under. The event runs June 25 to 27 at the First Evangelical church on Thire between Liberty and Hickory to benefit the Ladies Aid treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Ladies’ Aid Treasury
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Thomas Creal
Mah Jongg Clee
Mah Jongy Club
Ranewango Valley Country Club
Misses Lesser
Third
Warren
William Hammes
Betty Oncill iv
King
First
Eteeran
C. J. Frantz
Pennsylvania Avenue
Miriam Missionary Society of Swedish Lutheran Church
YW. C. AL
Robert Winger
Florence Hill
Buenos Airres
William Hammond
H.W. Mitchell
Conewango Valley Country Club
Charlotte Young
Chicago
Clare Crary
Liberty Street
Young
W. S. Clark
Paul Ruston
L. Hoskins
Ed. Lowrey
Russ Seger
H. S. Borchers
H RK. McCahnont
J. Hazelline
North Warren
Richard Morgan
Garland
Mabel Dallas
Sugargrove
Mi6
Avenne Woodin
Youngsville
Woodin
Carl Banter
Raymond | Betts
Burdett Hildum
M. J
Uildum
Clarence Northrup
Miss Verner
Woodm
Westfield
Gleese Dietsch
Leo L. Gleese
Carver
Strand Theatre
Warren, PA
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Conti’s
Barber and Beauty Shop
Pa. Ave
Stevens
Men’s Union
Nainsock Union
Nainsock
Jonnson Brothers
Brown
Diener
Des
Bradshaw
Briges
Chapman
Sheffield
PALC
Alumni
Emmity Memerts
Wuri
George Williamson
Wes Bennett
Cechl Atchison
Joe Cochran
Doniphan Mo
Wes Ben
Nett
Ernest
Frank van Patten
Cecil Atchison
Williamson
Bennett
W. Mumford
Onondaga Avenue
Philadelphia
Arthur “Beagle
Wabda
P. WM. Pressel
Conewango Place
Thomas
Alegheny College
Meadville
Katherine L Mason
Erie County
Hems
R. C. Mason
Jackson Avenue
Mason
Erie
New York State
Watien
Harred McWethy
Fourth Avenue
Rochester
New York
Harold Blair
Reynolsville
Marguerite Gertseh
Jackson Street
West Hickory
Harry Wilcox
Evan Hopkins
Union City
Ene
Y. W
Wildcat Brewery
Scranton
Wildcat
Glenburn
Blenburn
William Rigole
Robert Patterson
Pittsburgh
Prohibition
Home Beverage Company
Braddock
Best Quality Lancaster Co
Sure Crop Corn
Frank Trusler
Pickett
Carnahan-Schearer
America
Chas. M. Newton
Bell Phece
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