Bargain Day Set for Woman's Club Rummage Sale
Saturday will be bargain day at the Woman's Club Rummage Sale at 104 Pennsylvania Avenue E. Mrs. R. C. Pickett's committee will run it, promising best values and new supplies. The sale has been successful but stock is depleted. crowds are largest on Saturdays. Donations urged and can be collected by calling 925, 466-J, 133-R or 37-M. Sale stays open Saturday night until nine.
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Woman's Club
Pennsylvania Avenue E
R. C. Pickett
Honor Miss Johnson at Birthday Party
Miss Corine Johnson of Clarendon was honored at a surprise birthday party hosted by Mrs Vera Lester at 617 East street. Guests played Cootie with Alice Bogren the high scorer and Hazel Kirkendall the low. luncheon followed at a yellow and white decorated table.
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Vera Lester
East Street
Corine Johnson
Clarendon
Cootie
Alice Bogren
Hazel Kirkendall
Florence Bogren
Estella Olson
Mary Zobriest
Babe Johnson
President's Day Observed at Woman's Club
Annual President's Day will be observed Saturday afternoon to honor club president Mrs. E. S. Lindsey. Seating opens at three o'clock marking the formal opening of the club year. Mrs. Lindsey and department chairmen will speak, tea will be served by the entertainment committee chaired by Mrs. R. W. Mackay.
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Woman's Club
E. S. Lindsey
R. W. Mackay
Barnes to Lead Rehearsal for Warren Chorus
Professor Lee Hess Barnes of Meadville will direct the Warren Community Chorus rehearsal at the Philomel Club Monday evening. Men meet at 5 o'clock and women at 8 for a full-chorus rehearsal. Mrs. Richard Evans hosted the Jolly Twelve club, Cayuga avenue, Wednesday, with five hundred games and prizes for Mrs. Strickland, Miss Mullen, and Mrs. Begler, followed by a two-course luncheon.
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Jolly Twelve
Richard Evans
Jolly Twelve Club
Cayuga Avenue
Elizabeth Strickland
Margaret Mullen
D. Begler
Card Party Prizes Awarded by Protected Home Circle
Prizes for high scores at the Protected Home Circle card party went to Mrs. Irene Howarth and R. Howarth, with others including Mrs. Harry Brunner, Mrs. Carl Eighmy, Eg Hammerick, and Mr. Smith receiving prizes. A follow up party and refreshments are planned next Thursday. A P H C dance opens Saturday evening in the P H C hall.
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Pp. H.C
Irene Howarth
R. Howarth
Harry Brunner
Carl Eighmy
Eg Hammerick
Mr Smith
P. H.C
P. H. C. Hall
Lutheran rummage sale draws steady crowds at First Lutheran
The Ladies Aid Society of the First Lutheran Church reports strong turnout for their rummage sale with items continually added daily. The sale will continue through Saturday evening as members and friends are urged to contribute more goods.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
County Conference Opens Tonight at First U B Church
Warren County Young People's Conference begins Friday evening at First United Brethren church with registration at 6 30 and devotion at 7 30. Banquet Saturday at 5 30 p m costs sixty cents per ticket. Rev A B Brubakr asked to reserve by 9 a m Saturday. Program includes devotions, discussions, songs, stunts, officer elections and a closing meeting at 7 p m.
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Warren County
First United Brethren Church
A. B. Brubakr
Music Club Dines Then Attends Library Theatre Show
Sheffield Music Club members dined at seven at the Liberty Inn Thursday evening. After dinner they sang selections and moved to the Library Theatre for the program. Mrs Harold Sutliff chaired the dinner theater committee with several members present. Another group, the Dorcas Bible class of First Lutheran, met at 112 Biddie Street with 28 members. Mora Smith led the Bible reading and business session. Paul Petrie, a recent bride, received gifts for her new home. Mrs Petrie was formerly Lucile Engstrom. Luncheon followed, served by Mrs Robinson and her daughters.
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Music Club
Sheffield Music Club
Liberty Inn
Library Theatre
Harold Sutliff
Wayne Chamberlain
Edna Pratt
Annie Heary
Edna Peterson
Eleanor Peterson
Edna Anderson
Ruth Anderson
Arlene Peterson
Evelyn Norlin
Dorcas
First Lutheran Church
George Robinson
Biddie Street
Starbrick P T A Reelects Officers At Meet Thursday
The Starbrick Parent Teachers Association re elected officers for another year at its annual meeting held Thursday evening at Star brick school. The slate includes President R D McIntosh Vice President Theodore Schuler Secretary Mrs Charles Smith and Treasurer Mrs Cecil Miller A plan to serve hot lunches was approved with committees named to oversee meals and a Halloween penny social set for October 26. Committees for program membership publicity visiting and refreshments were also appointed. A program followed with songs duets readings and a piano solo before refreshments.
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Starbrick Parent Teachers’ Association
Starbrick
R- D. McIntosh
Theodore Schuler
Charles Smith
Cecil Miller
Easton
Bianion Gross
Albert Anderson
L. J. Newark
Halllowe
Genevieve Grove
R. D. McIntosh
Florence Loney
Ralph Gross
Archie Pilsborough
Ree Knapp
Harold Munger
Paul Hamblin
Indianapolis
Denmark
Archie Pisborough
Jerry Black
Fidelis class meets at Mrs Mahaffey home
Mrs Clyde Mahaffey entertained the Fidelis class of Epworth Methodist church at her Parker street residence Thursday evening. After the business meeting a social period followed with refreshments served by the hostess.
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Clyde Mahaffey
Epworth Methodist Church
Parker Street
Woman's Club Rummage Sale At Penn Avenue
Open daily at 104 Penn Avenue the Woman's Club holds a rummage sale with a large stock of clothing and desirable articles. All are welcome to visit during the day hours.
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Penn's Avenue BD
Cont!’S Barber Shop
The
Associated Master Barbers of America
New Books At Library Warren Public Library Adds New Titles
The Warren Public Library released a list of new arrivals for Saturday including Non Fiction items such as A Headlam Morley New Democratic Constitutions of Europe possible worlds and Stream of History and Present Day Russia among others and Fiction selections by J Montgomery Samuel Morse and Mrs B R Onions Money For One and Murders in Praed Street.
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Headlam-Morley
Europe
J. B
Daldane
Possible Worlds
Jane Bellows
Fest & Shoes
Parkman & Spastic
Hatcher Hughes
Geoffrey Parsons
Stream of History
Ivy Lee
Russia
Montgomery
Samuel Morse
Mrs. B. R. Onions
John Rhode
Praed Street
D. L. Syers
F. B. Young
Plans for Mission Rally Day Discussed by Woman's Society
Eighteen members of the Woman's Missionary society of the First Evangelical church met at Mrs. Lottie Northrup's home to plan the annual Rally Day on the first Sunday in November. Mrs. Willard Arnold led devotionals and business. O R Pang led the study on Friends In Africa. Pang and spouse performed a duet, and Miss Beryl Northrup sang a piano solo. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Fred Olson and Mrs. Charles Cederquist.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Evangelical Church
Lottie Northrup
Cayuga Avenue
Willard Arnold
O. R. Pang
Africa
Beryl Northrup
Fred Olson
Charles Cederquist
Dancing Class At Philomel Club Enthusiastic Attendance
Mrs Harriett Wilkins led a Thursday evening dance class at the Philomel Club with help from Miss Winifred Birchard and pianist Hubert Zwald. Young people attended with notable enthusiasm and energy during the session.
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Harriett Wilkins
Philomel Club
Convention report from Central W C T U meeting
Mrs Florence Emery summarized the County W C T U convention held at Barnes for the Central group. Carrie Sager read an address by Rev C E Lundgren of Sheffield Swedish Lutheran Church. Tina Vinton led Citizenship lesson and medical temperance program. A Mothers’ meeting report from twenty five years ago noted Dr Davies warned against alcohol in medicine. Readings by Mrs Quinn Smith and Mrs Blanche Borchers concluded the program with a social and refreshments.
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Florence Emery
Barnes
W C
Carrie Sager
Medical Temperance
Davies
Mra
Quinn Smith
Blanche Borchers
Bride-Elect Honored At Clarendon Tea Party
Misses Sarah Sparco and Prue dence Pussters hosted Miss Barbara Praino at Sparco residence in Clarendon to honor her upcoming marriage to Lawrence DeTonto of Jamestown. Guests played five hundred, prizes went to Miss Clara Praino and Miss Patsy Praino, and gifts were given for her new home. Luncheon followed the social hour.
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Sarah Sparco
Prudence Pussters
Clarendon
Russell Tea Room Chicken Dinner Sunday Special
Russell Tea Room offers a chicken dinner Sunday from 1 to 3 priced at $1. Open weekdays 11 30 to 1 30 and 5 30 to 6 30. Parties and clubs by appointment. Phone 9096 Russell Pa.
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Russell Tea Room
Story Hour Saturday at Public Library
The regular weekly Story Hour will be held at the Public Library on Saturday at two o clock. The stories include East o the Sun and West o the Moon and The Pal aout family, a numerous fairy tale. Many cities of Cubs investing in new houses as advertised in The Tribune.
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Cubs
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