Honor Mrs Wilson at Miscellaneous Shower Wednesday
Mrs Charles Gray hosted a Bridge shower at Main Avenue for Mrs Allen Wilson, a recent bride. Four tables competed with prizes to Mrs Harry Wilson Mrs L G Barger and Mrs Kate Skillicorn. gifts poured in and a two course luncheon closed the evening. Guests included Mrs Williams Kendall L C Barger Miss Jane Barger William Paris Miss Frances Smead Mrs Ernest Johnson Miss Amy Kershaw Mrs Kate Skillicorn Miss Esther Gray Mrs William Gray Mrs Marie Carlson Mrs Wallace Gray Miss Marie Wilson and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gray
Main Avenue
Allen Wilson
Harry Wilson
L. G. Barger
Kate Skillicorn
Jane Barger
William Paris
Frances Smead
Alice Wilson
Amy Kershaw
Ernest Johnson
Esther Gray
William Gray
Marie Carlson
Wallace Gray
Marie Wilson
Card party and events hosted by Catholic Daughters and others
A large crowd attended the Catholic Daughters of America card party at the Philomel Club with thirty bridge tables and five hundred in play. Prizes awarded to Eugene McNally Clyde Park Mrs Edwin Baker and Miss Doris Walters in bridge and to John Johnson Mr Yator Mrs Rose Smith and Mrs Mary Sullivan in five hundred. Refreshments followed. Other events included a Halloween bridge party hosted by Henrietta Legters with Ruth Goldstein winning high score, a rummage sale by Grace Methodist Episcopal church, a special meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America called by Mrs J L Bowes, and a public dance at the Sheffield T O O F hall with Kane Buddies Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Club
Eugene McNally
Clyde Park
Edwin Baker
Doris Walters
John Johnson
Yator
Rose Smith
Mary Sullivan
Hallowe'en
Henrietta Legters
Verbeck Street
Hallowe’en Bridg
Ruth Goldstein
Ruth Aubitz
Alice Levine
Mary Schueltz
Ruth Arpbitz
Mary Monroe
Lois Phillips
Mary Jane Nichols
Grace Mission Society
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Winger
Bake Sale at Penn Public Service on Liberty Street
A bake sale will be held Saturday at Penn Public Service on Liberty Street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Specialties include hot rolls baked ham meat loaf and salads. For orders call 236-J. Dates indicate October 24 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Public Service
Ture
Liberty St
Out of Town Guests Visit Warren Area Homes
In and Out of Town Mr and Mrs Faul F Kirwin and son John of Union City Indiana visit Mr and Mrs Frank Kirwin North Warren. Mrs M Melzer and John Dorothy and Freda of Erie motor to Warren to visit Mr and Mrs Raymond Rehm and daughters Joyce Lexington Avenue. Mr Ralph Spauling and two daughters and Mr Glen Grover of Conewango Valley NY return home after visiting Yda Kitchen 10 Foldy Street. Mrs Edward von Tacky Titusville visits at the home of her mother Mrs William Muir Fourth Avenue. Mrs Dorothy Alf Hunter of Tidoute is the guest of her sister Mrs W F Clinger Conewango Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul F. Kirwin
John
Union City
Indiana
Kirwin
Frank Kirwin
North Warren
M. Melzer
Dorothy
Freda
Erie
Warren
Raymond Rehm
Joyce
Lexington Avenue
Ralph Spauling
Glen Grover
Conewingo Velley, N. Y
Yda Kitchen
Foldy Street
Edward von Tacky
Titusville
William Muir
Fourth Avenue
Dorothy Alf-Hunter
Tidioute
W. F. Clinger
Conewango Avenue
L. L. Club
W. S. Fouch
Brook Street
Arthur’ Barr
Ivan Stone
Fred Abendroth
Milton Witz
Ralph Akers
Harry Keller
Ifes. Pouch
Exhibit of Oriental Rugs at Greenland's Warren
Alexander Rashid arriving in Warren displays oriental rugs at H L Greenlund furniture store. Main floor devoted to exhibit. stock described as largest and most complete. Rashid aims to tour western cities after about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Rashid
S. M. Rashid
Warren
H. L. Greenlund Furniture
Rashid
Northall Headlund marriage to be solemnized today
Miss Phoebe Northall of Pittsburgh and Arnold Headlund, son of Mr and Mrs Adolph Headlund of 212 North Irvine Street, will wed at six this evening at the residence of Rev B L Perry 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue East. Attendant is Miss Bessie Jones. Best man is Norman Headland. A family wedding supper follows at the bridegroom's home after the ceremony. The couple will reside at 120 Pennsylvania Avenue East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Northall
Pittsburgh
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Arnold Headlund
Adolph Headlund
North
Irvine Street
B. L. Perry
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Bessie Jones
Sharon
Ohio
Norman Headland
Miss Northall
U S Class Entertained Grace Erickson Hallowe en Party
Grace Erickson hosted a Grace M E church Sunday school Hallowe en party with games and a word contest won by LaVerta Fouch. Refreshments and novelt y favors accompanied seasonal decor. Guests included Flora Marker Adaline Reed Doris Nollinger LaVerta Fouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Grace Erickson
William Erickson
Water Street
Grace M. E. Church
Hallowe'en
LaVerta Fouch
Flora Marker
Adaline Reed
Doris Nollinger
la Verta Fouch
Storm Thomas Nuptials Unite Harriett Storm and Alfred Thomas
Miss Harriett Theodore Storm of Youngsville and Alfred J. Thomas of Youngsville were married Wednesday afternoon by Rev. B L Perry at 1301 Pennsylvania Avenue East. The newlyweds will reside in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm-Thomas
Harriett Theodore Storm
Alfred J. Thomas
Youngsville
B. L. Perry
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Large crowd greets new pastor and wife at church reception
Rev and Mrs T S Dickson are honored by a large group at First Presbyterian Church. After a prayer service the line of greetees formed in the Sunday school room, with flowers, lamps, and cards noting names. Refreshments followed as a church choir and orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Dickson
First Presby ‘Terian Church
George H. Miller
The
Aid
E. 0. Stebbins
George Daum
Paul Riston
W. J. Hamiston
F. J. Haggerty
Cecelia Thompson
Aurelia Lucia
Georgia Lott
Philomel Club opens new season with meetings and recitals
The Philomel Club began its 1928 29 season with a business meeting at the club house. New members were admitted and several matters discussed. Frederick Cheeswright and Lenora Sparks will present a Schubert recital on Nov 28 at Warren. Robert Elwyn will give a program Jan 2. President's Day program features Mrs Barnes conducting a chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Transi
Frederick Cheeswright
Trinity Memorial Church
Lenora Sparks
Warren
Robert Elwyn
Barnes
Lea Hesa Barnes
W C T U Meeting Planned at Marion Home
The W C T U will hold a meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs E D Lary on Marion Street. Mrs Mabel Dallas of Sugargrove will attend and speak. Refreshments committee includes Mrs Lacy, Mrs Bessie Walters, and Mrs Beathea Granquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Co
E. D. Lary
Marion
Mabel Dallas
Sugargrove
Lacy
Bessie Walters
Beathea Granquist
First Open Meeting Of Junior Philomel Club Held
Members of the Junior Philomel Club met at the club house for the first open gathering of the year with Miss Crescence Ebel presiding. The program featured Miss Caroline Graham and Miss Evelyn Armstrong performing classical pieces, followed by Krentzins Scene of Ballet. Hostesses included Graham, Louise Condit, Mary Catherine Gaughn and Virginia Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Crescence Ebel
Caroline Graham
Mosart
Evelyn Armstrong
Techtonius
Krentzin
Louise Condit
Mary Catherine Gaughn
Virginia Slocum
Philomel Club to Host Hallowe'en Party Evening
The Philomel Club dancing classes under Mrs Harriett Wilkins will hold a Hallowe en party Thursday evening with dancing from seven o clock and music provided by Hubert Gwald A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomel Club
Harriett Wilkins
Hubert Gwald
Hallowe'en Frolic Planned By Kinzua Lodge In Oct
The Kinzua I O O F lodge schedules a Halloween event Tuesday October 30 from 7 30 p m to 1 00 a m with musical entertainment cake walks a fish pond booths for St Luke's Guild and the High School selling cider candy and popcorn a costume and grotesque make up contest dance to Harmony Boys starts by nine o clock admission ten cents dancing fifty cents for men twenty five for women plus social play. Mrs Perry D Clark hosts the Thursday bridge club luncheon at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua L
St. Luke’s Guild
Harmony Boys
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Wilson
C. D
Woman's Home and
Foreign Missionary Societies
Pennsy Avenue East
Cc. D. A
J. L. Bowes
Regent Catholic Daughters of America
Philom Club
Sheffield
St Field
Kane Buddies’ Orchestra
Greenland’s
First Presbyteran Church
Second Auxiliary
R. W. Stone
Young People's Society
Good Fellowship Club
Page Hollow Road
Delbert Werle
Eis Olson
T. A. Penny
Women of the Star Brick
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Margaret Dress Shop
Fourth Ave
Arch Preserver
Paris
Geo. H. Miller
Warren Savings Bank
Warge Number
Hause
D. F. Hause
Hallowe’en
Bradley Street
Freda Diaheim
Anna Drahim
Mabel Rapp
Bertha Flick
Hilda Sandstrom
Helen Rebold
Freda Drahella
Martha Ackert
Erna Case
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society of the United Brethren Church
Orrie Toller
Elia Weaver
Maytag Company
Ork
Maytag
Newton
Iowa
2Nd Ave
Liberty
Elizabeth Anderson
Metzger-Wright Company
Irene Reynolds
Wilda Peel
Elizabeth Lauffenberger
Lora Gale
Ina Parsons
Victoria Staff
Emma Fehlman
Hazel Tibbetts
Mary Rickstd
Miss Anderson
Randall
Chester Randall
Bridge Club
Jackson Avenue
Blanche Barlow
Elien Pearson
Mildred Kiernan
Margaret Anderson
Ellen Pearson
Dorothy Feiro
Pearl Lee
Margaret Gleese
Junior Philomel
Men's Brotherhood
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Founder’s Hall
Frank Dubois
H. W. Mitchell
State Hospital
Perry D. Clark
Hendryx
Jamieson
Goron Nee
Costa
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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