Rev Dickson Installed as Pastor at Presbyterian Church
The Rev T S Dickson was installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Warren in a formal service Friday evening. Presiding was Rev J M Ross of Elle, with Rev Henry B Strock delivering the sermon. A congregational reception and installation dinner followed, with about seventy guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Dickson
First Presbyterian Church of
Warren
J. M. Ross
Elle
George Sarvis
Patti Peffer
Carmen Milliren
G. Walter Irwin
Mendelssohn
J. L. Ware
Trinity Memorial Church
Henry B. Strock
First Presbyterian Church
Greensburg
Mr. Dickson
de. Ross
Reid Ss. Dickson
Board of Pensions
R M. Kistler
Kiscler
Flr. Dickson
Woman’s Aid Society
Officers Installed at Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Mrs Jennie Clark district degy of Russell Pa attended and died during the installation of new officers at the Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge in the I O O F hall. New officers include Celia Ticknery noble grand, Erma Ebert vice grand, Edith Agren chaplain, Maud John warden, Doris Bassett conductress, Hartett McGartney recording secretary, Myra Lo financial secretary, Edith treasurer, Ada Davis, Slary Wyman sponsor, Myrtle Rogers aide, Rose Kinkead aide, Anderson. A social hour followed with refreshments provided by Mrs Howard Kinkead and Mrs Harry Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Clark
Russell
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Shems
I. O. O. F. Haily
Noble Gra
Celia Ticknery
Noble
Erma Ebert
Edith Agren
Maud Joh Warden
Doris Bassett
Hartett McGartney
Myra Lo
Pulpit Editorial on Campaign Personalities or Platforms
Dr C T Green will give a pulpit editorial titled The Presidential Campaign Is It Personalities or Platforms at the First Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday at 7:30 PM. The sermon line will be The Model Giver, promising thoughtful devotional discussion of campaign issues. Cautious buyers are urged to read the Classified Ads in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Green
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Green
Conewango Heights W C T U to Serve Lunch in Schools
Mrs. Bessie Powers and Mrs. Bell Fox hosted Conewango Heights W C T U at Yankee Bush with many members present. They planned rural school essays again and a warm lunch for rural students this winter. They urged voting to boost Pennsylvania women’s turnout and urged conscientious voting on election day. Social time followed with refreshments. Next meeting set for November 8 with Mrs. Mae Loree and Miss Ellen Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Powers
Bell Fox
Conewango Heights
Powers
Yankee Bush
Lillian Whelcck
Pennsylvania
Conenango Heights Union
Mae Loree
Ellen Johnson
Mrs Hunter Speaks at D A Meeting
The Kanoagoa Chapter of the National Society Daughters of American Colonists held its fall meeting at the Womens Club with 35 members attending. National president Mrs L L Hunter of Tidioute spoke, regent Mrs F G Eaton also addressed the group, and a vote to keep the charter open until February was approved. A resolution urged members to vote on the upcoming election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanoagoa
National Society, Daughters of American Colonists
Woman’s Club
L. L. Hunter
Tidioute
F. G. Eaton
E. S. Lindsey
Pennsylvania
Godcharles
Molly Pitcher
Germantown
Elbert Smith
Christopher Columbus
Honors for Mrs Eggleston at Canton gathering
Mrs Sam Rowland hosted guests at her Canton home honoring Mrs Sadie Eggleston of Chicago Ti hai. The group enjoyed five hundred and refreshments followed an attractively set table with eight attendees. Attendees included Mrs Eggleston Mrs Mabel Barlow Mrs Pearl Barlow Mrs Millie Drum Mrs Huffin Drum Mrs Lenora Amacher Mrs Carrie Siler and Mrs Rowland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rowland
Canton Street
Sadie Eggleston
Chicago
Hgegleston
Mabel Barlow
Pearl Barlow
Millie Drum
Huffin Drum
Lenora Amacher
Carrie Siler
Rowland
Mothers Circle Little Heralds hold October program
Thirty six members and friends of the Little Heralds and Mothers Circle of the First Evangelical church met Friday afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs George Folkman Sr led devotion with prayer by Mrs H E Dornheim as minutes were read by Mrs Arther Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Little Heralds
First Evangelical Church
George Folkman, Sr
H. E. Dornheim
Arther Johnson
Louise Mathis
Hugh Jemieson
Dornheim
Custer
Little Heralds’ Society
David Olson
Ralph McCloskey
Thomas Johnson
Bertha Arnold
Charles Moffat
College Women's Club Dinner and Related Activities
Thirty three members and guests dined at the Woman's Club with four small tables and yellow marigold decor creating a friendly atmosphere. After dinner a business meeting followed by entertainment led by Mrs B W Knapp with cryptograms and a word game. Other items note hospital seniors card party prize winners and plans for a Halloween masquerade dance plus a literary dept meeting highlighting Galsworthy's Swan Song and featuring music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Women’s Club
Woman's Club
B. W. Knapp
Litrary
Woman’s Club
Q. A. Pressel
Galsworthy
Out of Town Guests Visit Warren Residents
In and Out of Town Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Langfitt Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Walton of Pittsburgh are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Faughey. Mrs. Fannie Watson Benson of Titusville visiting Warren friends. Mrs. Sadie Eggieston of Chicago left for Cleveland after visiting Mrs. Sam Rowland on Canton Street. Mrs. Z. B. Eddy and her sons Le Roy and Everett Eddy were Buffalo visitors Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Langfitt, Sr
Thomas Walton
Pittsburgh
Faughey
Fannie Watson-Benson
Titusville
Warren
Sadie Eggieston
Chicago
Sam Rowland
Canton Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Z. B. Eddy
Leroy and
Everett Eddy
Buffalo
First Meeting Of Fall Season Held By Trinity Guild
The Trinity Guild of Trinity Memorial church held its first fall and winter gathering in the parish house with Mrs. Thomas Schuyler presiding. Treasures Des Keeler reported on guild funds and outlined December bazaar plans while Rev. J L Ware reviewed the year and mapped next year’s activities. A luncheon followed, with zinnias and red roses decorating the tables for about sixty guests. Aldene Rossman was elected president of the Forget-Me-Nots at the Fourth Ward School during the first meeting of the year at the Y M C A activities building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
Trinity Memorial Church
Thomas Schuyler
Des. C. E. Keeler
J. L. Ware
Emil Lampe
Forget-Me-Nots
Aldene Rossman
Fourth Ward
Gertrude Pierce
Anna Rock
June Lawson
Hallowe'en
Engagement Announced for Margaret McGarry to Harold Look
Mrs James McGarry hosted a bridge evening at 810 Fifth Avenue where the engagement of daughter Miss Margaret McGarry to Harold Look was announced. Wedding set for November 28. Guests included Miss Ann Mulvey Miss Barbara Morrison Miss Catherine Morrison and others at a yellow and white luncheon with floral centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McGarry
Fifth Avenue
al Bridge
Margaret
Harold Look
James Weld
Silver Creek
N. Y
Mildred Hartweg
Lucille Weigle
Alma Templeton
Irvine hostess entertains bridge club at dinner
Mrs Willis Cooney of Irvine hosted her bridge club at her home Friday evening. After dinner the group played bridge with prizes awarded to Mrs Mayme Ostertag and Mrs R R Fertig. Attendees included Mrs Carl Swanson, Mrs Leo Barrette, Mrs George Cunningham, Mrs R R Fertig, Mrs Marie Clark Dillon, Mrs Mayme Ostertag of Warren and Mrs Carl Horn of Irvine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Cooney
Irvine
Mayme Ostertag
R. R. Fertig
Carl Swanson
Leo Barrette
George Cunningham
Marie Clark-Dillon
Warren
Carl Horn
Birthday celebration for Miss Anne Gibson in Warren
Mrs. W. G. Gibson hosted a Saturday afternoon party from two to five to honor her daughter Miss Anne on her sixth birthday. Children played games and enjoyed refreshments, and Anne received many gifts from guests including Betty Jean Peterson Anne Louise Krantz Joyce Peterson Floyd Passinger Gail Templeton Marguerite Anangst Tanet Ross Betty Mae Gibson Frances Marie and Mart Jr Colligan of Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Gibson
Hertzel Street
Miss Anne
Anne
Betty Jean Peterson
Anne Louise Krantz
Joyce Peterson
Floyd Passinger
Gail Templeton
Marguerite Anangst
Tanet Ross
Omission of Sunday Eucharist Declared at Trinity Memorial
Parish secretary announces that the regular 8 o'clock Holy Communion service at Trinity Memorial church will be omitted this Sunday. The notice emphasizes a rare deviation from the usual morning worship schedule and invites parishioners to attend other observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Memorial Church
Tidioute Rebekahs Install Officers
Mrs Helen Thorpe district deputy of Sugar Grove installed the newly elected officers of Lady Jane Rebekah Lodge No 441 of Tidioute. Officers named include noble grand Mrs Pearl Downing vice grand Mrs Mina Conroe recorder Mrs Bell Bynes financial secretary Mrs Gladys Woodin treasurer Mrs Louise Lewis. District deputy assisted by Mrs Mae Micham at piano. Visiting members from Sugar Grove and Watts Flats spoke. Forty guests dined in the dining room. District deputy to install Watts Flats officers Wednesday evening with several Tidioute members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Thorpe
Sugar Grove
Lady Jane Rebekah Lodge
Tidioute
Noble Grand
Pearl Downing
Mina Conroe
Bell Bynes
Gladys Woodin
Louise Lewis
Mae Micham
Wtats Flats
Watts Flats
Miss Mildred Griggs and Gaylord Wiltsie United in Marriage
Miss Mildred Griggs and Gaylord Wiltsie both of Russell were united in marriage Friday at 420 PM in the church parlors of the First Methodist Episcopal church in Warren. Rev A L Pardee officiated with Miss Gertrude Wiltsie and Arthur Rickerston as attendants. A wedding dinner followed at the bridegroom’s home. The couple left for a brief trip to Cleveland and will reside in Russell after their return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Griggs
Gaylord Wiltsie
Russell
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Warren
A. L. Pardee
M. E
Mayville
N. Y
Russell Methodist Church
Gertrude Wiltsie
Arthur Rickerston
North Warren
Mrs. Wiltsin
Cleveland
Russell Tea Room Chicken Dinner Sunday Special
The Russell Tea Room advertises a Sunday chicken dinner from 1 to 3 pm priced at $1. Open weekdays 11:30 to 1:30 and 5:30 to 6:30. Parties and clubs available by appointment. Phone $096 Russell, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Tea Room
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Dickson
Presbyterian Church
Ross
Rebekah Lodge
Tribune
Mrs. Eggleston
N. T. C. Club
X. T. C. Club
Ruth Hadden
Conenange Avenue
Lois Dudley
Fourth Avenue
Hickory Street
J. W McWillians
Trena
J C. McWilliams
Irene Russell
Russell Hoover
Robert Cobb
Jamestown
Ostergard and Son
Ciakustoraces
White House
Mothers’ Circle and
Lucy Soh
Sue
Hutchinson
Warren State Hospital
Miss Bender
Miss Horn
Henrietta Horn
Grace Connell
Helen Hoyer
Dorothy Atkins
Mabel Reed
Mary MacDonald
Grace Colbitt
Margaret Bender
Anna Fitzpatrick
Dorothy Powers
Louise Miller
Hospital
Harriett Eaton
Russell Lawrence
Dunkirk
Roy Marsh
Florence Andrews
Jamieson
Margaret McGarry
Entertains Bridge Club
Tidioute Rebekahs
Russell, Pa
Nad
Hous
Warren Wholesale Co., Wholesale Distributors
Erica
Beckley
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