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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1928
Page
9
In a cramped urban setting Emmy Milburn plans a party in a yellow house while her mother and father juggle work and money worries. Tensions rise as father Milburn drains funds and late nights unsettle the family, foreshadowing upheaval in the life of Emmy and her romantic Robb.
The North Warren Parent-Teachers Association will meet Monday evening in the school. Dr M V Ball will speak on his recent European tour. Mrs Mary Porter will present a paper on why parents should visit school and what they should see. Mrs J C Howenstein will depart Monday as a delegate from the South Warren PTA. Members will sell cleaner packages at the meeting to boost the association treasury.
Mrs J O Walters reviewed the Tust chapter of the new study book Fiends of Africa at the October meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Epworth Church held at Mrs Penny Mahaffey's Mead Street home. Echoes from Scranton branch meeting were shared by Mrs Oscar Granquist and Mrs Harold Richael. Committee reports were heard and plans outlined for fall and winter work. Refreshments were served by Mrs Mahaffey.
KINZUA The Misses Wilda Ghulys and Marie Jones visited Warren on Saturday. Mrs. Mary B. Lytie spent a few days in Olean with her daughter Mrs. M. J. Duncan. Miss Iva Mann was a visitor in Warren Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cole and sons from Custer City were guests of Mrs. O. English over the weekend. Merle Schweitzer of Hemlock was in Kinga Monday. Lynn Atkins of Be Bend visited Monday. Fletcher Fitzpatrick of Warren was in Kinzua Sunday. Laurence Wilson of Bradford was a weekend guest of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Campbell. Miss Edna Mainwarning spent the weekend at home in Sheffield. Clare Mann and Shine Jenkins spent the weekend in Sheffield.
Officials announce schedule adjustment for Kane-Sheffield Transit. Effective Monday the Warren line buses depart at 6:00 PM and 5:10 PM, arriving Sheffield around 5:50 PM. Change aims to aid workers finishing shifts at 5:00 PM and streamline late-day departures.
Warren confectioners observed National Candy Week with toned candy sales and reduced prices. Lecturers helped distribute candies to men and women in town as part of the holiday. A card party at the PHC yielded prizes for Grice Moore, Jerry Janes, Mrs Bridges, Cyrus Wight, Ed Carlson, and R. W. Norman with refreshments served. A future party and a quad dancing event by the PILC with Kaltenbach’s orchestra were announced for upcoming dates.
Members at the Conewango W. U. U. meeting were urged to vote and bring items for the Sunshine Bag. Soldiers’ boxes will be packed soon. donations should be left at Sumner Ruhlman’s home by November 1. President Mrs W. C. Duff presided. follow up included reports from Mrs Charles Clark and others.
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