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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
8
An autoist from Titusville was slightly injured Monday when his car overturned on a Garland highway while trying to dodge a horse and buggy. He suffered minor cuts and bruises. the vehicle was damaged.
Wr and Mrs. August Grandquist of 2 Marrer Street were honored at a dinner party hosted by their son Oscar Grandquist at 1 Hemlock Street on Thursday for their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Twenty relatives attended the dinner. over fifty joined a reception at the celebrants’ home. The couple, longtime Warren residents, were feted with flowers gifts telegrams and a grandchild present Carlton Gay Jr. Out of town guests included Norman Ringstrom Elizabeth Keller Vera Burgen son and Emmett Burgenson of Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
Charles J. Sampson was the guest of honor at a Wednesday open house and birthday dinner hosted by his daughter Mrs. J. H. Ferks at 1215 Pennsylvania Avenue West for his eightieth birthday. Attendees from Jamestown Sugargrove Irvington Youngsville Garland Warren and other counties joined in the day and evening visits.
The Stoneham W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Kintner’s home with devotions by Mrs. Riggle and a period of songs. Discussions covered a September 28 program honoring Frances Willard, election candidates, and the 18th Amendment. The meeting closed with Mizpah benediction and lunch.
Mary Jane Evans hosted ten Jolly Twelve members on Fourth Avenue with five hundred for prizes to Mrs. Mary Masterson, Mrs. Cecilia Kennedy, and Mrs. B L Begler followed by a luncheon. Mrs Ralph Chester hosted bridge at Pioneer Street with two tables and prizes to Dorothy King and Elaine Finley. Elmer Ecklund celebrated a birthday with ten friends, luncheon, and five hundred in the afternoon. attendees included Mooney and Carl son family members and Rogers Mills and Clarendon neighbors.
Misses Clara and Mary Slater of Youngsville and Mrs Alice Hertzel and Mrs Lillian Hootman of Warren travel to Bradford for a district Eastern Star meeting. Ralph W Sill and daughter Betty of Pittsburgh plan a Warren visit with G G Sill. Bir Sill's sister will visit Pittsburgh. Warren Schuler and family tour Erie before returning home. Esther Stohl of Oneida Avenue heads to New York City for a visit. Mrs Bernice R Leavy of Erie visits her parents in Warren. Late Mrs Gerald Wood returns to Buffalo after a week with Mr and Mrs Frank Chapman.
Mrs Oscar Carlson hosted a Halloween party for Racquet Club members at 27 Carver Street with decorations mudding the home. Prizes were awarded in a guessing contest, and officer elections named Mrs Bert Lindsey secretary and Mrs Austin reporter. A Thanksgiving party is planned November 15 at Mrs Axel Jackson’s Canton Street home with a luncheon served.
Members of the Gleaners Class of First Lutheran church held their monthly session in the new parish house. Miss Viola Munch led devotion and plans were set for a pledge to furnish the new building and a bake sale fundraiser. The class voted to move meetings to the last Friday each month and discussed a membership campaign.
Attendance for the Life Study Club opening at the YMCA is expected to fill the banquet hall, with about 150 reservations so far and many regular attendees yet to respond. The committee asks those attending to mail reply cards and those not attending to indicate cancellation.
The Harvest Home supper at the First United Brethren church drew about 176 attendees. The event was organized by the Ladies Aid Society with Mrs. A W Richards as chairwoman, and all enjoyed the meal served Thursday evening.
The Columbian Quartet a twenty two year old group with three blind members will present programs at Grace Methodist Church Sunday at 7 30 PM and North Warren Presbyterian Church Monday at 8 00 PM. The quartet features varied pieces from vocal quartets to instrumental strings and duets using violin flute piano and cello. Members are C J Myers B F Williams A Fuhrman and M S Rickel.
A new French process powder named MELLO GLO proves superior by reducing shine, minimizing pore enlargement, and providing a smooth peachy complexion. Mutien Drug Co. promotes MELLO GLO as truly wonderful and lovable for daily use.
Local notices summarize visits and calls across Dutch Hill and nearby towns. Names include Messia, Keil, Wenzel, Grosch, Hitchcock, and others while events mention weekend visits, weekday calls, and business trips to Russell and Venture town.
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