Four Hundred Attend Reception for Pastor of Grace M. E. Church
More than four hundred Grace Methodist Church members gathered Friday evening from eight to ten o'clock to honor Rev. L. M. Barnard and his wife on their fourth year of service in Warren. The Adult Bible Classes organized the event with music, fellowship, and a program led by J. Elmer Worley. Roses were presented to the Barnards, and a banquet of roses was given to Mrs. Barnard by Rush Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
L. M. Barnard
Warren
Pauline Smedley
J. Elmer Worley
Thomas Jenkins
L. A. Carlsom
Phoebe Finley
C. E. Kidder
Ladies’ Aid
Ruth Karr
Pees
Epworth League
Thos. Jenkins
G. Ginader
Epworth Church
Chas, Greer
M. E. Church
Lawrence Barnard
J. E Worley
J. H. Worley
R. B. Boyd
A. Wdaten
John Westland
L. A. Carlson
F.C. Hildum
Pson
Lesan
D- Elmer Wor
Warren group hosts bridge and club gatherings
Mrs William Stuve of Erie and Warren honors guest at a Warren General Hospital Alumnae Association event with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs George Frantz and Mrs Paul Arnold. Rose Stricker entertains her bridge club with luncheon and awards for top players. May R Stone class meets at 14 Madison Avenue with women invited to attend. Guards caution: buyers read Classified Ads carefully.
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Stuve
William Stuve
Erie
Warren
Ower
Sam Ostergard
Canteal Avenue
George Frantz
Paul Arnold
Warren General Hospital Alumnae Association
Ann Wright
Arthur Barr
Guy Johnson
Glenn Peterson
Charles Farrel
Louis Bosin
Carl Spies
Blanche Chapman
Elsie Edgett
Edith Leaf&ren
William Brove
Rose Stricker
Hazel Street
James Suringer
Ferne Anderson
LeRoy B. Campbell
Way R. Stone
May R. Stone
First Presbyterian Church
Mhnel
Madison Avenue
Mond
Weil
Clifford Johnson
Leams
Tucker
Mrs Rapp Elected Delegate to Easton P T A Convention
Mrs Harry Rapp president of the Fourth Ward Parent Teachers Association was elected delegate to the state P T A convention to be held at Easton Pa at a Friday afternoon meeting in the Fourth Ward school building Committee chairmen for the year were named publicity Miss Zada Stevenson entertainment Mrs Otto Hornstrom refreshments Mrs Wade hospitality Mrs Elizabeth Leonhart membership Mrs Nero finance Mrs Victor Anderson Each chairman will appoint her own committee Plans were discussed for the drive for funds and the membership campaign
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rapp
Fourth Ward
Parent Teachers’ Association
Easton
Zada Stevenson
Otto Hornstrom
Wade
Elizabeth Leonhart
Nero
Victor Anderson
Miss Lucille Kofod Honored at Shower
Miss Lucille Kofod of Jamestown will wed Warren Logan on October 20. Miss Mary Edinger and Miss Edna Blair hosted a miscellaneous shower at 125 Russell Street with gifts for the bride to be. Guests included Mrs H Blair Mrs Emil Johnson Mrs Roy Edinger Miss Florence Carlson Miss Barbara Edinger Miss Alma Templeton from Clarendon Miss Louise Blanchard from Tiona and Mrs Greenwood and Mrs Kofod from Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Edinger
Eda Blair
Miss Edinger
Russell Street
Lucille Kofod
Jamestown
Warren Logan
Emil Johnson
Roy Edinger
Florence Carlson
Barbara Edinger
Alma Templeton
Clarendon
Louise Blanchard
Tiona
Greenwood
Kofod
Rummage Sale Proceeds and Dance Highlights Featured
The Woman's Club Rummage Sale will continue next week under the Rockwell Schofield Committee as supplies run short and funds are needed. About sixty couples attended the G A P club dance at the Federation Building, with Clay Revelers providing music. credit goes to Miss Frances O Neill and others for the success. The Vedi Med club of Russell hosted a six girl dinner for Miss Mulled Griggs ahead of her wedding to Gaylord Wiltsie. prizes were awarded and gifts given. Glade P T A meets Monday at 7 30 with a travel talk by Dr M Ball after music and a light program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Rockwell-Schofield
G. A. P. Club
Federation Building
Frances O'Neill
Guimivere App
Claire Whiker
Ethel McIntosh
Vedi Med Club
Russell
Irene Warner
Muldred Griggs
Gaylord Wiltsie of
Nancy Culbretson
Art Department Meeting at Woman's Club Opens Monday
The Art Department of the Woman's Club holds its opening meeting Monday at 2 30 pm in the seat. Mrs W H Allen will lead the program on The Modern Museum and The New ania Museum of Art. Luncheon at 1 pm for department members with reservations due by nine Monday.
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ART Department
The
Woman's Club
W. H. Allen
Modern Museum
Newania Museum of Art
Reception at First Baptist Church Banquet Tonight
Informal reception for new members of the First Baptist Church held Friday evening featuring a Sunday school orchestra and welcomes by Rev. Harold Stoddard. The annual rally banquet of the Baptist Young People's Union is set for Saturday in the church dining room with Olive Archibald as toastmistress and Clarence Crawford as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Harold Stoddard
Hugh MacMillan
Bradford
Ladies’ Aid Society
Baptist Young People’s Union
Olive Archibald
Clarence Crawford
Bucknell University
State Young People’s Worker
Miss Archibald
Bessie Strickland
Mayda McNitt
Genevieve Amey
Isabelle Wilson
Gerald Archibald
Lester Muthert
U B Mission Society Takes Up New Study
Mrs. U B Brubaker leads the Woman's Missionary Society study at the First United Brethren church meeting on Friday. Devotions by Mrs. A W Richards and talks on Africa and Sierra Leone feature the program. An African lunch followed hosted by Mrs. Holt and others. Attending were Rev R F Patterson and Mrs. C C Johnson of Pottsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Brubaker
Woman's Missionary Society
First United Brethren Church
Friends of Africa
A. W. Richards
L. F. Mason
Africa
Charles Lawson
Sierra Leone
Walter Holt
C. L. Robertson
Harry Jones
R. F. Patterson
C. C. Johnson
Pottsfield
Purxsutawney Teacher Visits Parents This Weekend
In and Out of Town notes Helen Wood a Purxsutawney Pa teacher spending the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs G W Wood of North Warren. 101 Dr and Mrs B P Roper of Los Angeles California are guests of Miss Zelda Maitland 18 Hertzel Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliss Helen Wood
Purxsutawney, Pa
G. W. Wood
North Warren
B. P. Roper
Los Angeles
California
Zelda Maitland
Hertzel Street
Mrs Nelson Elected President of Glade Farm Women
Brra Harry Nelson was elected President of the Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women of Glade Township at a Friday meeting at Mrs. Fred Simones home Cobham Park Road. Other officers named include Vice President Mrs G M Sweeting Secretary Mrs Raymond Sperry and Treasurer Mrs C J Mack. The next meeting is set for November 14 at Sugar Loaf Farm the home of Mrs D C Brasington for a Thanksgiving program preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brra
Harry Nelson
Pennsylvania Society of Farm Women
Glade Township
Fred Simones
Cobham Park Road
G. M. Sweeting
Raymond Sperry
G. L. Bryan
C. J. Mack
Flower Fund Committee
Marcus Gilinan
America
Sugar Loaf Farm
D. C. Brasington
Philath ea program draws large First Evangelical crowd
About one hundred fifty members and friends attended the Philathea class program at First Evangelical church Friday evening. The program opened with a duet by Mrs. Dornheim and Miss Pang, readings by Ruth Hearn and others, a violin solo by John Hirofod, a play by Martha Mathis Lor raine Harkless Frances Peterson Miriam Cole and Geraldine Pang, and closed with a home song parody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Philathea
Mrs Hartness Is Surprised On Birthday at Smith Corners
Mrs Elmo Hartness was pleasantly surprised Friday evening at her Smith Corners home when friends gathered to celebrate her birthday. The event featured games five hundred and pedro and a supper from well filled baskets. Guests included Mrs Prince Knapp and her children Laura and Richard, Mrs George Seehriest and Ruth, Mr Burton Renolds, Mr and Mrs Gerald Johnson and family, Mrs Jennie Smith, Mrs Merie Amann, John Carlson, Mr and Mrs Otis Hartness and Luella, Mr and Mrs Henry Frantz, Ralph and Elmer Johnson, Mr and Dra LeRoy Knapp, Fred and Albert Zimmerman, Mr and Mrs Charles Barney, Robert Carson, and Mr Wilson.
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Hartness
Elmo Hartness
Smith Corners
Five Hundred
Pedro
Prince Knapp
Laura
Richard
George Seehriest
Ruth
Burton Renolds
Gerald Johnson
Russell Tea Room Chicken Dinner Sunday Special
The Russell Tea Room offers a chicken dinner Sunday from 1 to 3 for $1. Open weekdays 12:30 to 1:30 and 5:30 to 6:30. Parties and clubs by appointment. Phone $098 Russell, Pa.
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Russell Tea Room
Rally Day Observed at Salem Evangelical Church
The Salem Evangelical Church observes Rally Day with morning and evening services and special music. Attendees from Warren include Rev J L Ware Maurice Sneding and many others. evening service features a sermon by the pastor and the Evangelical league session follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banday
Saleat Evangelical Church
R. L. Fassinger
Lead O King
Fred Rosentrater
Albert Marti
Fred Huber
Carl Schwanke
H. FE. Dornhsim
Walter Schwanke
Allen Ristan
Warren
J. L. Ware
Trinity Church
Maurice Sneding
Young People’s Fellowship
Robert Dardison
David Smith
Roger Robson
Jeanette Eldred
Betty Eldred
Martha Heermans
Eugenia Kehr
Sarah Bristow
Lucy Moran
Vernon Snelding
C R. Edvis
Elisha Robinson
Gloria Patri
Trinity Delegates Attend Meadville Meeting
Fifteen delegates from Trinity Memorial church traveled to Meadville on Saturday to join the Regional Conference for Young People's Fellowship at Christ's Church. The group left around eleven with a picnic lunch and planned to meet at two o'clock with delegates from Oi City Meadville Warren Erie and Ridgway to discuss winter programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trrinity Memorial Church
Meadville
Young People’s Fellowship
Christ's Church
Oi City
Warren
Erie
Ridgway
School elections and club plans for Dunkirk students
Annual student elections at the Dunkirk school result in Roger Robson as track manager Fred Mack as basketball manager and James McConnell as baseball manager. Sophomore leaders are Walter Maurer Martha Dentler Els Mae Offerle and Elmer James. Freshmen seek secretary with Sidney Kelly as president June DeFPrees as vice president and Bob Garrison as treasurer. The upcoming Hi and Girls Club masked ball is planned for October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ Athletic Association
Roger Robson
Fred Mack
James McConnell
Jeanette Moku
Audrey Olson
Emily Eaton
Jane Lytle
Betty Pleld
Helen Pressel
Walter Maurer
Martha Dentler
Els Mae Offerle
Elmer James
Sidney Kelly
June Defprees
Anti
Bob Garrison
First Mission Society Plans Work for Year
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church met in Dunham parlor Friday. Mrs. C A Strong outlined work for the year while Mrs Mabel Dallas of the W C T U attended and discussed Friends of Africa. Gifts and funds were received for missionary efforts with two social periods and refreshments served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
M. E
Dunham
C. A. Strong
Mabel Dallas
Friends of Africa
George Jackson
McGee
North Warren Civic Club Banquet Set For Monday Evening
The North Warren Civic Club announces a Monday banquet at 7:00 p.m. in the social room of the North Warren Presbyterian Church. The event begins the club’s fall and winter activities under new officers with dinner and entertainment planned for attendees.
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North Warren
Civic Club
North Warren Presbyterian Church
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Gertrude Keller
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Keller
Jack Neely
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Easton P. T. A
Glade P. T. A
Glade, Parent-Teachers’ Association
M. ¥. Ball
Europe
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Associated Master Barbers of America
Tol Ely
Baptist Church
U. B. Mission Society
Vv.f.w
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Will Farnsworth
Norman Kidder
C. B. Kidder
Jefferson Avenue
Cornell University
Norman
Sigma Pi
Warren High School
Henry J. Brunner
Emanuel] Reformed Church
Ridgway Reformed Church
Ridgeway
Nelson
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Glade
Russel, Pa
Salem Evangelical
Trinity
Dunkirk
the Tribune
HE. Mission Society
Tribune
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Warren Water Company
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