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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1928

Page

8

Norman Clemens and Tish Brown Lead Warren County Conference

Norman Clemens and Letitia Brown will headline the Warren County Young People's Conference at United Brethren Church on October 5 and 6. Clemens, a Pennsylvanian chosen for statewide leadership, will replace Edw. H. Bonsall Jr. as a conference leader alongside Brown. The event is directed by Rev. Linson Stebbins, Ruth Wilkinson, and Rev. A. B. Brubaker with a Saturday banquet at 6 p.m. Reservations should be made to Brubaker at Contewango Place, Warren.

Warren County Young People's Conference United Brethren Warren County Norman Clemens Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association Edw. H. Bonsall, Jr Letitia Tish”) Brown Miss Brown Mr. Clemens Linson Stebbins Sugar Grove Ruth Wilkinson Sheffield A. B. Brubaker Warren County Sunday School Association Stebbins Warren Wilkinson Wilfeingon Tish Brown Tish” Brown Letitia Brown Elwood City Ellwood City Lawrence County Young People’s Council Lawrence County Penn Pennsylvania State Young People's Council American Youth Foundation Contewango Place

Cottage Place Hostess Leads C D D Club Sewing Afternoon

Entertained at Cottage Place on Thursday afternoon, C D D club members enjoyed sewing and visiting. Miss Clifford Wadsworth of Glendale presided as hostess and served a two course luncheon to guests from out of town.

Ass. P. W

Ladies Dorcas Society Meeting at Swedish Baptist Church

The Ladies Dorcas Society of the Swedish Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. W. Elmquist's home, 19 Myrtle Street. A good attendance is anticipated.

Ladies’ Dorcas Society the Swedish Baptist Church

Bids Sought for Home Street Walks and Gravel Fill

Sealed proposals for concrete walks on Home Street Warren Borough and gravel fill behind the Home Street Building, in compliance with plans at the Warren School office, are due by 5 pm October 15 1923. The School Directors reserve the right to reject all bids and require a five percent certified check with each proposal.

Home Street Warren Borough Warren Pennsylvania el Board of School of School Directors

Special Thanksgiving Service at Glade Church

A special service of thanksgiving and family reunion is planned at Emerial Reformed Church in Glade next Sunday. Harvest Home activities begin at 10 am with rally day, followed by messages from Rev. James M. Mullan and Rev. Frank Lahr. Music by Ridgway and Warren choirs. A dinner for out of town visitors will follow morning services. About 60 delegates from Ridgway expected. A bank offering aims for 500 dollars to reduce church debt.

Emerial Reformed Church Glade James M. Mullan Home Missions Philadelphia Frank Lahr Ridgway Reformed Church Ridgway Warren Ladies’ Aid and Martha Society

Grace M E Sunday School Officers and Teachers Named

Grace M E Sunday School completes its annual officer and teacher appointments for the coming year. Miss Phoebe Finley presided as general superintendent. Elections name G W Pierce as secretary H B E Armstrong as treasurer and Jessie Waters as missionary superintendent among many others including Cradle roll Supt Mrs E W Kinander and Junior Ch chroniclers with numerous teachers and substitutes across all departments.

Grace M. E. Sunday School Board Phoebe Finley G. W. Pierce H. BE. Armstrong Cecil Courtney Jessie Waters Blanch Mitchell E. W. Kinander F. M. Black Birs C. W. Swanson Ruth Eaton Frances Malm Evelyn McMichael Hazel Karr G. A. Carlson Sam Chesnutt Cyrena Worley Edith Samwelson Edith Langdale Lulu Boyd Howard Miss Firth Lulu Lillian Duprey Ber- Boyd Nica Bowell Florence Christensen E. R. Patchen H. E. Armstrong Neva Anderson Chas. Berry Marguerita Christensen J Sig Waters Lewis Sigworth Flora Carpenter Grove Geo. Berry Eva Passenger Twila McDowell Noble Clark Anny May Huling Ethel Duprey Mabel Patchen Minnie Lewis W. C. Duff Howard Smith Hazel Finley L. L. Bishop Duff Millie Johnson Clara Carter R. L. Blodgett Will Carlson Davis Lindberg A. H. Templeton Lorna Small B. R. Patchen Jessie Allie Wm, Muir Jennie Blodgett

Young People’s Meeting at Chandlers Valley Church

The Young People’s Society of the Swedish Lutheran church of Chandlers Valley plans a meeting Friday at eight o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Engstrom. Mrs. Leslie Anderson, Sugargrove music instructor, will present a program with a piano recital by her pupils.

Young People's Meeting Young People’s Society of the Swedish Lutheran Church of Chandlers Vallee Prin George Engstrom Leslie Anderson Sugargrove

Mrs R M Brown Hosts Lander Ladies Aid Meeting

Mrs R M Brown of 417 Water Street entertained the Ladies Aid of the Lander Methodist Church at her home on Wednesday afternoon. A noon tureen dinner served to forty guests preceded the society's regular business meeting.

Lander Aid R. M. Brown Water Street Ladies’ Aid Society Lander Methodist Church

Woman's Club Rummage Sale Seeks Fresh Donations

The Woman's Club at 104 Pennsylvania Avenue East reports rapid sale of stock and calls for new donations of men’s, women’s, and children’s clothing, furniture, a wood burning stove, and Victrola records. Mrs. S. E. Walker leads the Friday sale. donors should call 466-1, 926, 133-R, or 37-M to arrange delivery.

Woman's Club Pennsylvania Avenue E S. E. Walker

Dinner Bridge Honors Earl Sprague and Anne Eckerd

Mrs N Sprague hosted a Wednesday dinner bridge at East street for her son Earl Sprague and Jamestown yet to wed Anne Eckerd. Eight guests enjoyed a yellow and blue decorated table and miniature bride place cards. High bridge score went to Mrs Otis Miller and George Nelson. Anne Eckerd received numerous gifts for her new home.

N. Sprague East Street Earl Sprague Anne Eckerd Jamestown Otis Miller George Nelson Mias Eckerd

Kill Kare Klue Holds Fall Meet At Forsgren Home

Mrs. Hylma Forsgren hosted the Kill Kare Klue at 10 Linwood for a fall and winter season kickoff. The gathering featured sewing and socializing, followed by dinner. Attendees included Mrs. Sadie Glark Mrs. Edna Duff Mrs. Ida Harner Mrs. Lillian Hildum Mrs. Carrie Olson Mrs. Judith Myers Mrs. Car ole Lund Mrs. Emma Miller Dr Judith Nicholson Mrs. Carrie Sager Mrs. Marie Christensen and Mrs. Lena Simpson.

KLGB Hylma Forsgren Linwood Street Sadie Glark Edna Duff Ida Harner Lillian Hildum Carrie Olson Judith Myers Carole Lund Emma Miller Judith Nicholson Carrie Sager Marie Christensen Lena Simpson

Following the Frontier at First Lutheran Woman’s Missionary Meeting

Mrs. Fred Schaetter led a Tuesday afternoon program of the Woman's Missionary society at the First Lutheran church with the topic Following the Frontier. The meeting opened with devotion and business session led by Mrs. FP E Redding who announced a November 2 thank offering meeting. Envelopes will be collected then and a program and tureen dinner are planned.

Fred Schaetter Woman's Missionary Society First Lutheran Church FP. E. Redding

Mrs Hamm Surprised On Birthday at West Street Home

Mrs CG Hamm celebrated her birthday with a small gathering Wednesday evening at her West street residence. Cards determined high and low scores with Mrs Ted Kamen and Roy Allen sharing top honors and Mrs Roy Allen and Fred Weidmier taking low scores. A luncheon followed and gifts were presented to the host. Those attending included Mr and Mrs Byron Hamm Mr and Mrs Ted Kamen Mr and Mrs Fred Weidmier Mr and Mrs George Baxter Mr and Mrs Bert Lindsey Mr and Mrs Roy Allen Erma Rossman Emil Gustafson and Kenneth Miller.

Ted Kamen Fred Weidmier Mms George Baxter Bert Lindsey Roy Allen Erma Rossman Emil Gustafson Kenneth Miller

Society to Meet Friday and Local Social Updates

The Young People's society Myron of the Swedish Congregational church meets Friday at eight. A. C. Kirberger and Harry Kopf return from the Kirberger cottage in Ventnor New Jersey while Mrs Kirberger stays longer. Mrs D Mainwarning of Sheffield visited Warren on Thursday. Sir Evelyn Murray estimates Britain would spend 27 500 000 annually to resume penny post. Rummage Sale by Ladies Aid of First Lutheran at Parish house 109 Third Ave runs Wednesday to Saturday.

A. C. Kirberger Harry Kopf Kirberger Ventnor N. J Britain Evelyn Murray General Fost Ladies’ Aid Society First Lutheran Church Third Ave

Dancing class to meet at YWCA tonight for beginners

The adult social dance class meets tonight at 8 in the YWCA recreation hall with instructor Miss Betty Field. A children's class met last Saturday and interest remains high. Registration continues for advanced and beginner sessions, with further meetings planned next Saturday and a gym class starting Wednesday evening if enrollment is sufficient.

Y. W. C. A. Recreation Hall Betty Field W. C. A. Recreation Hall Dorothy Buckwalter

Class Dinner Party At First Methodist Church

Members of Mr. Sydney Black's Sunday school class at First Methodist church plan a dinner party at the YMCA on Thursday evening.

Sydney Blackman First Methodist Church W. C

Bridge Club Evening Hosts Prizes At Pittsfield

Mrs. Harry Christensen entertained her bridge club at the Anderson Sisters' in Pittsfield. After dinner guests played bridge at her Main avenue home with prizes awarded to Mrs. Al Winston, Mrs. Robert Ingalls, and Edith Miller.

Harry Christensen Anderson Sisters Pittsfield

Philathea class of First Evangelical to present program

The Philathea class of the First Evangelical church will present a program Friday at eight oclock. Admission is thirty five cents. The program includes a duet, readings, a gong group, guitar and ukuleles, a play Not A Man in the House, and the Philatheas Song. Miss Harrington weds Mr Schultz at St Luke s Irvine. The ceremony was by Rev Liebel with reception at John Harrington s home. They will reside in Oil City after October 15.

First Evangelical Church H. E. Dornheim Geraldine Pang Ruth Hearn Clucs Marthe Mathis Johnnie Schmoker John Kofod Philathes John P. Harrington Schultz Oil City

Class 20 to Meet at YMCA for First Church Session

Class 20 of Mrs William Hammond's Sunday school at First Presbyterian plans its first business social meeting Thursday evening at the YMCA activities building. Members will sew for Warren General Hospital and the Children's Home. All members urged to attend. Mrs F E Hertzel entertained Thursday Bridge club at luncheon at the Wolfsman’s club.

William Hammond First Presbyterian Church Warren General Hospital F. E. Hertzel Thursday Bridge Club Wolfman's Club

Fidelis Class Meeting Set at Parker Street Home

The Fidelis class of Epworth M E Church holds its regular monthly meeting Thursday at eight o'clock. Mrs Clyde Mahatty hosts the gathering on Parker Street.

Epworth M. E. Church Clyde Mahatty Parker Street

Town Notables Return From Trips and Visits

Mrs. R Stewart Mrs Sam Smith and Mrs H H McConnell have returned home from Cleveland after a few days away. Archibald T Scho field and family from New York City are spending time in Warren. Arthur Barr and daughter Annette of 201 Terrace street have come back from Washington DC after visiting relatives. Lester Blair and DeVere Kirberger left for New York City. Walter Leach District Forester from Driftwood is spending a few days in Warren.

R. Stewart Sam Smith H. H. McConnell Cleveland Archibald T. Schofield New York City Warren Dirs Arthur Barr Annette Terrace Street Washington, D. C Walter Leach Driftwood

Sawatski Becomes Bride of Osterman in Oil City Church

Miss Helen Sawatski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Sawatski of Oil City, wed Rich ard Osterman cashier and bookkeeper at Armour and Company. The ceremony at Christ Lutheran Church was conducted by Rev. H Boilenburg with Edna Sawatski as maid of honor and Doris Wyabt of Detroit as bridesmaid. Juling Dallas of Detroit served as best man. A wedding trip to New York City and Washington precedes residence in Warren.

Park Avenue Kentucky Helen Sawatski William Sawatski Oil City Richard Osterman Armour and Company Christ Lutheren Church St H. Boilenburg Pers Edna Sawatski Doris Wyabt Detroit Mich Juling Dallas New York City Washington Osterman Warren

Miss Slutz Honored at Farewell Party

Miss Ida Slutz longtime employee in the bookkeeping department of the Associated Gas and Electric System was guest of honor at a farewell party Tuesday evening. A Turkish supper was served in the company recreation rooms and she received a leather traveling case before an evening of cards and dancing.

Ida Slutz Associated Gas and Electric System New York

Warren Grange Holds Regular Meeting Saturday Afternoon

The Warren Grange will meet Saturday at two o'clock in the P. H. C. hall. Holders who suggested candidates for initiation should bring them to the hall for the program and attendance.

Warren Grange

Woman's Club Rummage Sale at 104 Penn'a

Open daily at 104 Penn'a. Ayer uue E. Large stock of clothing and desirable articles. Everybody welcome. 10-23.

Woman's Club Penn’a. Ayer Uue

Also Mentioned on This Page

PF. Clinger G. Eldred A. Carlson Glade Church Grace M. E Woman’s Club Conti’s Barber Shop Associated Master Barbers of America Y. W Pennsylvania Electric Company Philathea First Evangelical Lester Blair DeVere Kirberger Heart Sawatski Prichard Osterman Slutz ERIE Pennsylvania Railroad
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