Past Grand Pin Given Mrs Tickner At Rebekah Meeting
Mrs C E Tickner past noble grand of the Lady Warren Rebekah lodge received the official past grand pin during the lodge meeting Friday evening. A card party followed with five hundred prizes awarded to Mr Jones, Ralph Brown, Mrs Backstrom, and Miss Amanda Grindley. bridge prizes went to Mrs Rose Bradford and S R McCartney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Tickner
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Mr Jones
Ralph Brown
Backstrom
Amanda Grindley
Rose Bradford
R. McCartney
Clara Bassett
Ash Stattov
Officers Named By Men's Bible Class Epworth M E Church
Gerald GC Peck elected president of the Men's Bible class at Epworth M E Church. Other officers include Clyde Mahaffey as vice president, Raymond Johnson as secretary, J C Mahaffey as treasurer, Victor Granquist as teacher, George Mahaffey as 1st assistant teacher, and E E Daubenspeck as 2nd assistant teacher for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald GC. Peck
Epworth M. E. Church
Clyde Mahaffey
Raymond Johnson
J. C. Mahaffey
Victor Granquist
George Mahaffey
E. E. Daubenspeck
Research Club Opens Fall Meetings At Home
Mrs. L. J. Holmes hosted the first fall gathering of the Research club on a Friday evening with dinner at 6 30 and the business session following. Miss Agnes Snyder led Current Topics while Mrs. E. W. Smiley supervised the evening study of The Heritage of Women by Anne Ames Winter. The next meeting is set for Friday evening November 2 at Mrs. Smiley’s home 18 East Third Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Holmes
Research Club
Agnes Snyder
E. W. Smiley
Annce Ames Winter
East Third Avenue
In and Out of Town and Nearby Visits
Alma Stuve has returned from Erie as a guest of Mrs. and Mrs. William Sree and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Grandin on Third Avenue while Miss Elizabeth Maeder and Miss Ottlie Stuve came back from Pittsburgh to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Baker in town. The Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Fussinger returned home after several days at Linwood Park Vermilion Ohio. Ed Hutchinson and Ison Emmit and Mrs. Albert Movine left by motor for Buffalo New York to visit friends. Mrs. C. R. Edris on Sixth Avenue returned Friday after a few days in Titusville with daughter Mrs. Harold Emerson. Mrs. Theodore Swanson returned Saturday after a three month visit with son Fenton Swanson and family in Pelham New Jersey and her brother in Nutley New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Stuve
Isit
Erie
Wiliam Sree
G. M. Grandin
Third Avenue
New York City
Elizabeth Maeder
Ottlie Stuve
Pittsburgh
George Baker
R. DL. Fussinger
Linwood Park
Vermilion, Ohio
Ed. Hutchinson
Ison
Emmit
Albert Movine
Buffalo
N. Y
C. R. Edris
Sixth Avenue
Titusville
Harold Emerson
Theodore Swanson
Fenton Swanson
Pelham, N. J
Nutley, N. J
Community Service Department Opens 1928-29 Meet
The Woman's Club Community Service Department will hold its first 1928-29 meeting Monday at 2 30 PM at the club house. Mrs Spencer Myer is the new chair, with reports from committee heads on county legislation forestry city beautiful child welfare and more. Tea will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Spencer Myer
J. W. Kitchen
S. E. Walker
J. A. Rockwell
Mary Weiss
W. D. Todd
Africa
George Todd
Harriett Eaton
R. B. Stewart
Charles Hutchinson
E. S. Lindsey
W. H. Allen
Miss Anna Knowlton Studies in England
Miss Anna Knowlton of Jamestown recently toured France Italy Switzerland Belgium Holland and England and remains in London studying organ and piano at Trinity College under Ed d Evry. She notes daily organ recitals in churches theaters with new plays and attractive parks with dahlias while royalty and society return. She stays at the Alexandra Hotel and plans to leave for America Nov 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missy Anna A. Knowlton
Jamestown
France
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
England
London
Trinity College
Ed. d’Evry
Miss Knowlton
Heifetz
West End
Warren
Retten Row
Missionary Guild Institute Held at Pittsfield Monday
The Erie branch Institute for Youngsville District of the Woman's Missionary Association and the Otterbein Guild of the United Brethren church will gather in Pittsfield on Monday October 22 for a mission institute. Miss Matilda Weber editor of the Evangel from Dayton Ohio Mrs N H MacAllister district president and Mrs A B Brabaker representing Youngsville District are the principal speakers. The theme is That I May Know Him. The Youngsville District includes WM A locals from Warren Pleasantville Kaneville Pittsfield Chandiers Valley and Youngsville and OG chapters from Warren Youngsville and Pleasantville. The complete program lists morning noon and evening sessions with prayers readings music and talks by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Youngsville
Woman's Missionary Association
Otterbein Guild
The
United Brethren Church
Pittsfield
Mathilda Weber
Evangel
Dayton
Ohio
N. H. MacAllister
A. B. Bra_baker
WM. A
Warren
Pleasantville
Kaneville
Chandiers Valley
O. G
Institute
A. B. Brubaker
C. C. Johnson
D. O. Kauffman
R. J. White
A. W. Richards
Martha Anderson
O. B. Schafer
Matilda Weber
Warren Arthur
L. E. Nason
Sarah Thurston
W. F. Chase
Frank Patch
R. W. Patterson
Nellie Darling
Warren Guild
Reception for New Pastor at First Presbyterian Church
A Congregational Reception for Rev and Mrs T S Dickson and family the new pastor of the First Presbyterian Church is planned by the Woman's Aid for Wednesday evening October 24 at 8 30 o'clock. Members and friends are invited to greet the new pastor and his family in the church Sunday School room after the Prayer Service. Mrs George Miller is chairman in charge of the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Societies of the
Presbyterian Church
F. L. Nuse
Pu A of
Erie
Foreign Cooper
National Missions
Chas. G. Hubbard
Missionary Education
T. S. Dickson
Presbyterian Missionary Societies
First Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Aid
George Miller
The
Aid
Arthur Morine Honored At Halloween Birthday Party
Arthur Morine was the guest of honor at his County Club home on Friday evening as about twenty young people attended in Halloween costumes to celebrate his birthday. The gathering featured bunco, five hundred, and dancing, followed by a late luncheon. Tables were attractively decorated with autumn flowers and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkon
Oneida Avenue
Henry Keller
Charles Askine
Harry Keller
William Schirel
Charles Sontag
Harry
Fet
Arthur Sherman
Nelson
Arthur Morine
County
Clrb
Marshes Return Home After Ohio Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Marsh return to Bellefontaine Ohio after vacation with sister Miss Anna Marsh and brothers Wallace and Carey Marsh. They visited another sister Mrs Julia Smith and Allen Marsh at Kinzua. En route they will visit their son Lee a simplex operator for Western Union in Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Marsh
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Anna Marsh
Wallace and
Carey Marsh
Julia Smith
Allen Marsh
Kinzua
Lee
Western Union Company
Elyria
Woman's Home Missionary Society Meets at First Methodist
The Woman's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist Episcopal church met Friday afternoon in the Dunham parlors. Mrs. Fred Jackson presided. Miss Helen Noyes reviewed the first chapter of What Next in Mission. Mrs. Charles Benjamin read a leaflet A Dream. Refreshments were served at the close by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dunham
Fred Jackson
Helen Noyes
Charles Benjamin
Harriett Horn Hosts Garland Reunion in Halloween Theme
Mrs. Harriett Horn of Garland hosted an annual women’s reunion at her home with Halloween colors and decorations. Guests dined at two tables, played bridge with prizes for three sisters, and luncheon followed. Next year’s gathering moves to Cleveland with listed hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Horn
Garland
Cleveland
Glenn Horn
William Grant
Perrin
Ethel Perrin
Cleveland, O
Elizabeth Dudenhoffer
Gertrude Vollmer
Flora Wakefield
Evie
Martha Donaldson
Leslie Donaldson
Glenn Donaldson
R. McKelvey
Lon Bates
Spring Creek
Edith Dawson
E. W. Gibson
E. E. Corbett
Daisy Branch
Leo Gibson
Curtis Gibson
Warren
Earl Davis
Kane
Flora Fox
Lakewood
Evening kitchen shower honors Miss McGarry at Morrison home
Miss Margaret McGarry receives gifts for her new home at a Friday evening kitchen shower hosted by Miss Barbara Morrison and Miss Catherine Morrison on Morrison street. Bridge prizes go to Mrs. Edwin Baker Miss Ann Phister and Miss Elizabeth Ertola. Twelve guests attended a luncheon with fall colors and a pumpkin centerpiece. MARRIED AT PARSONAGE Miss Anna Loven Windlad and Martin Feverin Christensen wed at the Swed ish Lutheran parsonage with Rev Carl Jacobson officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara
Catherine Morrison
Anna Loven Windlad
Warren
Martin Feverin Christenson
Braddock
Swedish Lutheran Church
Pastoer
Carl Jacobson
Christensen
J W Kitchen Returns From Synod Gathering
J W Kitchen arrives home Friday after serving as one of eight Erie Presbytery representatives at the Synod of Pennsylvania annual meeting held in Grove City in the new church building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kitchen
Grove City
Erie Presbytery
Synod of Pennsylvania
College Town
Mrs J W Kitchen Elected Leader For Mission Study Work
The Interdenominational Mission Study group met at the chairman Mrs M W Jamieson home to set plans for the season. Mrs Jamieson’s registration was received with regret. Mrs J Whitchen was elected to serve next year in Jamieson’s place. Five monthly meetings begin December 7 at First Baptist church in Warren with The New Africa by Donald Fraser to be studied. Meetings will be at different churches with a social hour after each program. Churches represented included Trinity Memorial First Methodist First Baptist First Lutheran Grace Methodist. Jamieson supplied luncheon and will oversee work during her rest period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Jamierson
Jamieson
J. Whitchen
First Baptist Church
Donald Fraser
Warren
Trinity Memorial
M. W Jamieson
First Methodist
T. T. Greer
First Baptist
Anna Snyder
First Lutheran
P. W. M. Pressel
Grace Methodist
L. L. Bishop
Hallowe'en Suits Made to Order or for Rent
Smith's on 2009 Penn a Ave East advertises Halloween suits for sale or rental. The listing notes custom fits and rental options with available dates and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
Smith’s
Penn’a. Ave
Oil City football zest and club pins teased
Announcer lingers on Oil City game sights and French club brillage at Stone's farm. Dramatic Club pins discussed and junior ring measurements urged. Mrs Knopf surprised at Oak Street home gathering with birthday dinner, cards, and sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brillage
Stone’s Farm
Members of Baptist Choir Entertained by Music Committee
The Music Committee of the First Baptist church entertained the choir members at dinner in the church dining room on Friday evening. About twenty guests attended the attractively laid table as plans for the year’s work were outlined by B H Donovan. Short talks were given by Rev Harold F Stoddard, Miss Miriam Tresise, and L H Burkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
B. H. Donovan
Harold F. Stoddard
Miriam Trezise
L. H. Burkhart
C. F. Sill
H. F. Stoddard
Earl Wright
Florence and
Frances Young
Viola Lindmark
Clarence Miller
Rumdiage Sale at 106 Pa. Ave E This Weekend
A rummage sale is planned at 106 Pa. Ave E on Friday and Saturday October 19 and 20. Proceeds go to community projects. The event aims to attract local shoppers and raise funds for neighborhood needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BD. A. R. Rumdiage Sale
Pa. Ave. E
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Lutheran Church
C. A. Dennig
Harry Leonhart
Buchanan Street
Jeanne
Jane Branch
Margaret Akers
Jean Blodgett
Dorothy Clinger
Susan Beaty
Car’ Marie Brown
Geraldine
Paris MacWilliams
Beneat
Warren Co
Philomel Club
Lee Hess Barns
Community Service Department
Anna Knowlton
Edwin Evans Jones
David James Andrews
Missea
Katherine Stuart Black
Marguerite Gardner Smith
Herbert Hoover
Union League
Philadelphia
Friendship Club
Amos Fredericks
Stoneham
Merle Dahle
Serguson
Clarendon
Th Club
Dahle
Beckley
Warren Water Company
Pure Whalesome Water
Missionary Guild Institute
Mon
Bellefonte
Miss McGarry
Russell Tea Room
Russell, Pa
B. J. Schipano Importing Co
Library Theatre
Jordan Dress Shop
Baptist Choir
Jamieson Hardware
Warren County
Dairy Association
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