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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1928

Page

8

Chorus rehearsal moved to Tuesday at Philomel Club

The Warren Community Chorus will rehearse Tuesday evening October 16 at 7 45 at the Philomel club, instead of Monday. Professor Lee Hess Barnes cannot attend Mondays for several weeks, and members should note the change. Cadman’s Fathers of Waters gains beauty under his direction. All members are urged to attend the rehearsals as they are valuable to participants.

Warren Philomel Club Lee Hess Barnes Barnes Cadman

Auxiliary plans for visit of Commander Zandt at Warren

At a regular Ladies' Auxiliary meeting of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans were made to entertain and refresh at a November 22 post visit by department commander James Van Zandt of Altoona PA. A committee led by Mrs Harold Jordan and others will handle arrangements. The group also discussed aiding the post to bring the war film Men of Purpose to Warren during Armistice week and plans to attend the council meeting in Erie next Thursday.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Veterants of Foreign Wars Department James van Zandt Altoona Harold Jordan Julius Ladner Harriet Kitchen Sadie Lucie Auwhary The Post Men of Purpose Warren Erie Pennsylvania Coucil Katherine Underwood Bertha W. Lyons Elizabeth Wheelock Elizabeth Leonhart Harrett Kitchen Julius Ludner Elnora Armstrong Mary Farnsworth Frank Witz Helen Honhare Elizabeth Parks Ralph Akers Sesson Ely Pod Wil Vtk Blunketh Leonhat Edith Weidelboe W. J. Hususton

D A R rummage sale announced by Warren Chapter

At a Thursday meeting of the General Joseph Warren Chapter of the D A R the special fund chair Bliss Harriet Eaton announced a rummage sale at the storage room 106 Pennsylvania Avenue East on October 19 and 20 to raise funds for patriot activities.

Joseph Warren D. A. PR Special Fund Committee Bliss Harriett Eaton Pennslvania Avenue East

In and Out of Town Visitors and Travel News

Mrs. Florence Reed of Falconer New Jersey is visiting Miss Harriett Eston in Brookstreet. Sylvia Johnson of Conewango Avenue returned home after two weeks visiting Dr Starr and family in New Brunswick New Jersey and friends in New York. Dr and Mrs J R Durham returned from a motor trip through Ohio visiting their daughter at Western College Oxford Ohio. Ake Tid Dictsei Mohawk Avenue left Friday for an extended visit with friends and relatives in Sharon Pittsburgh and Greensburg Pennsylvania.

Florence Reed Falconer N. J Harriett Eston Brookstreet Sylvia Johnson Conewango Avenue Dr. Starr New Brunswick New York J. R. Durham Ohio Western College Oxford Ake Tid Dictsei Mohawk Avenue Sharon Pittsburgh Greensburg

Truth Seekers Officers Chosen At First Presbyterian

Mrs. Clyde L. Knowlton was elected president of the Truth Seekers class at First Presbyterian Church. Other officers named were vice president Ada Ruhlman, secretary E Mae Broderick, and treasurer Nannie Andersen. The group voted to donate to Red Cross for Florida storm relief and held an October birthday party with a pennies-for-years collection totaling 14.92 dollars.

Clyde L. Knowlton First Presbyterian Church Gerda DeForest Conenango Avenue Ada Ruhlman E. Mae Broderick Nannie Andersen Red Cross Florida America Cora Elder

Dental Study Club Formed at Bradford Dinner

The Interstate Dental Study Club was organized at a dinner meeting at the Hotel Holley in Bradford Wednesday evening. Charters members include Doctors R. L Burt J. Harry John S Sweeney L. F. Dietter Victor M. Farnchild A J Corrigan F B Weaver B H Eddy of Olean N Y I S Burlingame Friendship N Y L R Cupp Mr Jewett J W Dougherty Ridgway R S Gibb Norman Stewart Warren K E Wenk Kane H D Roberts Johnsonburg T R Mann St Marys T A Hick Youngsville J G Hechel J M Crosby Hugh I Ryan and Burt Bradford.

Interstate Dental Study Club Holley Bradford R. L Burt J. Harry John S Sweeney L. F. Dietter Victor M. Fanrchild A. J. Corrigan F. B. Weaver B H. Eddy Olean N.Y I. S. Burlingame Friendship L R. Cupp Mr Jewett J. W. Dougherty Ridgway R. 5S Gibb Norman Stewart Warren K. E. Wenk Kane H D Roberts Johnsonburg T. R. Mann St Mary’s T. A. Hick Youngsville J. G. Hechel J. M. Crosby Hugh I Ryan S$ Burt Or Bradford

Mrs Strong Entertains At Quilting Bee

Mrs GC Strong of Frank Street entertained a small group of friends with an old fashioned quilting bee at her home on Wednesday afternoon.

GC. A. Strong Frank Street Tunchcov

Miss Rogers Speaks of Southern Trip at D A R Meeting

Regent Harriette Rogers presided at the General Joseph Warren Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution meeting at the Woman's Club. She discussed a Florida trip from May to June, greeted chapters in Sanford Florida Newport News Virginia Wellsville New York andChautauqua New York, and announced a rummage sale October 19 and 20. Luncheon followed with fall flower decor. Next meeting November 8 will review State Conference reports with delegates who attended.

Joseph Warren National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution Woman's Club Harriette S. Rogers E. S. Lindsey C. F. Sill Harrett Eaton S. E. Warden Minmie Hutchinson W. D. Todd Charles F. Sill Mary Albrecht Charlotte Hall-Lohnes Miss Rogers Sanford Fla Newport News Wellsville N. Y Chautauqua N.Y Blanche Boyce S. D Blackman Chara Cramer Russell Ida McMillan Youngsville C F. Lutz John Colegrove Sheffield Lina Allen Frances Baxter Allentown

Mrs Martin Christensen Hosts S00 Club Evening

Mrs Martin Christensen entertained the S00 Club at her North Warren home Thursday evening for a five hundred sub. Prizes for high score went to Mrs Martin Till and William H Crawford, while consolation prizes went to Martin Full and Mrs Willam H Crawford. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Mr and Mrs Martin Hill of Jamestown were out of town guests.

Martin Christensen North Warren Martin Till William H Crawford Martin Full Willam H. Crawford Martin Hill Jamestown

Entertains I. E. Club at Mary Zebriest Home

Miss Mary Zebriest hosted the I E club on Pennsylvania Avenue East Wednesday evening. Cards were played with prizes awarded to Miss Zebriest and Iona Maze. Refreshments followed. attendees included Dame Johnson, Annabell Hepfinger, Martha Mathis, Iona Maze, Margaret Anderson, Gladys Brandt, Alice Bogen, and Miss Zebriest.

Mary Zebriest Pennsylvania Avenue Miss. Zebriest Iona Maze Dame Johnson Annabell Hepfinger Martha Mathis Margaret Anderson Gladys Brandt Alice Bogen Miss Zebriest

Kindergarten Progress and Friday Parties at Philomel Club

First two weeks of the kindergarten term under Lydia Mellinger at the Philomel club end with outdoor learning and birds study. Friday parties continue, this week at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Logan s home on Third Avenue. enrolled children include David Deardorff Mary Jamieson Marian Logan and Harry Logan Jr. Trinity teachers meet at Oroleta Tea Room with plans for fall winter work and a Christmas pageant. Rev J L Ware speaks on Studies in teaching the Christian religion.

Mass Lydia Mellinger Philomel Club Harry Logan Third Avenue Miss Mellinger David Deardorff Mary Jamieson Marian Logan Trinity Trinity Memorial Church J. L. Ware

Rally Day Observed at First Lutheran Church

Rally Day will be observed Sunday at the First Lutheran Church with programs in Sunday school classes, special music by the Sunday school orchestra, and sermons by Rev. Ernest A. Trabert of Berkley Calif and Rev. L W Steckel of Milwaukee. A dedicatory service closes the morning and evening services feature more choir numbers. A large attendance is expected.

First Lutheran Church Ernest A. Trabert Berkley Cal L. W. Steckel D. D Milwaukee Wisconsin C. A. Dennig

Rum mage sale planned for October 13 15 at 106 Pennsylvania Ave East

The United States Daughters of 1812 announce a rummage sale to be held Saturday October 13 and Monday October 15 in the store room at 106 Pennsylvania Avenue East formerly used by the Woman's Club. Sales begin at nine in the morning and run all day and evening. Many items will be offered at low prices. Also notes on a social event and a temperance meeting later in the article.

United States Daughters of 1812 Pennsylvania Avenue East Woman's Club

Harvest Home Supper at First United Brethren Church

The Ladies Aid Society hosts the annual Harvest Home Supper in the church dining room next Thursday evening October 18. Menu features all Harvest Home staples. Mrs A W Richards leads the committee coordinating arrangements.

Ladies’ Aid Society The First United Brethren Church A. W. Richards

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