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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1928

Page

8

Reverend Brubaker Reassigned at Erie Conference

The 67th annual Erie branch U B churches conference at Bradford reassigns Rev. A B Brubaker of Warren to his current charge. The session elected officers for 1928 29 and approved a reform report endorsing strict enforcement of the Volstead Act and opposing Gov Al Smith.

A. B. Brubaker First United Brethren Church of Warren Erie U. B Bradford G. B. Muslin R. W. Driscoll W. Mi. Bell W. P. Hanks Jamestown W. H. Chase Farmer's Valley M. L. Gerhardt Frewsburg N. H. McAllister Otterbein College C. E. Schafer Buffalo J. Li Strong Pleasantville N. J. Macintyre J. M. Thorp Pennsylvania New York C. Oliver N. Akeley H. M. Tingley A. D. Fullom Bear Lake George B. Mulvin N. J. McIntyre Buffalo Elmwood F McInure Buffalo Grace L. N. Williams Buffalo Riverview C. O. Shafer Buffalo White Memorial C. B. Kinney T. L Lincoln Rew F. G. Findley Rixford F. L Barber Salamanca H. S. Rissinger

Mission Covenant Sessions Noted Swedish Church Delegates

Miss Evelyn Samuelson and Miss Avenell Anderson attended the Young People’s Mission Covenant sessions at Chautauqua from Friday evening to Monday. Dr Marcus Cheng spoke at two services Sunday. Meetings were in Smith Wilkes Memorial Hall except Sunday in the amphitheatre. Delegates’ headquarters were at Hotel Lebanon. Speakers included Rev Gilbert Statson Sugargrove Rev Carl Xehelson Jamestown and Rev Carl Hogwarder. R Hognander preached a farewell sermon Saturday afternoon and will move to Minneapolis to join Gethsemane Church.

Evelyn Samuelson Avenell Anderson Youn People’s Mission Covenant Chautauqua Marcus Cheng Marshall Feng Smith-Wilkes Memorial Hall Hotel Lebanon Gilbert Statson Sugargrove Carl Xehelson Carl Hogwarder Jamestown R Hognander Minneapoli Minn Gethsemare Church

Recital at Corydon Clarendon pupils perform piano program

The Corydon pupils of Miss Pauline Meley of Clarendon presented a piano recital at the Methodist church in Corydon on Friday evening correcting an earlier Tribune notice that listed Miss Pauline Smedley. Participants included Margaret Steele, Margaret Rice, Ione Rogers, Bernice Flatt, Clara Sopac, Ruth Prue, Dorothy Stoltz, and Wilma Stryker.

Corydon Pauline Meley Clarendon Pauline Smedley Tribune Margaret Steele Margaret Rice Ione Rogers Bernice Flatt Clara Sopac Ruth Prue Dorothy Stoltz Wilma Stryker

Miss Nero Honored At Sister In Law Birthday

Mrs Lester Nero entertained at her home on Public Way Saturday evening in honor of her sister in law Sucde Nero celebrating her birthday anniversary. The event featured dancing games and late refreshments. A pink and white color scheme highlighted a large birthday cake and many gifts were received by Miss Nero with a guests list including Anna Critelli Katherine Moore Josephine Barone and several others.

Miss Nero Lester Nero Sucde Nero Anna Katherne Critelli Christina Eleanor Vrenna Katherine Moore Josephine Barone Lois Dudley Alice Stohl Ethel Lucile Nero

In and Out of Town Visitors Return from Cleveland

Mrs. Mattie M. Connarre, Miss Mary Elien Locke, Miss Martha Hofer and a guest returned from Cleveland where they visited Connarre's son Cyrus. Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Feiro and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Cora Feito in DuBois on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kientz and daughter Mary of Buffalo spent the holiday here.

Mattie M. Connarre Mary Elien Locke Martha Hofer Cleveland Frank Kientz Mary Buffalo

Weekend visits and travels of Warren residents

A sequence of social notes lists Mr. and Mrs. Fred Karn and others from Buffalo and Dunkirk visiting Warren and nearby areas, with several trips to Boston Brooklyn New York and Cleveland, plus Chautauqua County Fair attendees, teaching departures to Cleveland and Toronto, and locals heading to Buffalo and Pleasantville for weekends and relatives.

Concert at Swedish Church Promises Worthy Home Talent Show

A Thursday evening concert at the Swedish Lutheran church in Warren showcases Warren college students before they depart for another year. The male quartet includes Upsala College students Paul Moody Earl Ericson Everett Borg and Rosk Island College student Kenneth Swanson with instrumental numbers and solos by local talent. P J Swanson chairs the committee and tickets are available from Brotherhood members or at the door with proceeds benefiting the society treasury.

Warren Lutheran Brotherhood Society Swedish Lutheran Church Warren College Upsala College Paul Moody Earl Ericson Everett Borg Kenneth Swanson Rosk

Constance Mulvey Weds Donald Babbitt in Holy Redeemer Ceremony

Miss Constance M. Mulvey daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Mulvey of 17 North Irvine street and Donald O Babbitt son of Mr and Mrs Starr e Babbitt of 503 New Court were married Saturday at 6 30 pm in Holy Redeemer church rectory by Father William J OBrien The bride wore dark blue figured crepe de chine over pink attended by her sister Anne J M Mulvey Best man was George Hesch Jr of Lockport NY They celebrated at the bride's sister's home and will reside in their Warren apartment after a short wedding trip The couple plan to live in Warren both have local schooling and work at Weigel Motor Sales and Warren Refrigeration respectively.

Constance M. Mulvey William J. Mulvey North Irvine Street Donald O. Babbitt Starre. Babbitt New Court Anne J. M. Mulvey George Hesch, Jr Lockport N. Y Louis Hartwey, Jr

Pittsfield Ladies Host Social and Games Afternoon

Mrs. Thompson and daughter Miss Myrtle Norman entertained Friday at their Pittsfield home. The social afternoon featured games with prizes and a two course luncheon. Miss Norman plans a winter in Akron to resume teaching while Mrs. Thompson joins her there. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. H. H. Hull Mrs. Robert Mead of Youngsville and Mrs Mur phy of Tulsa Oklahoma.

Pittsfield Thompson Myrtle Norman Miss Norman Akron H. H. Hull Mirs Robert Mead Youngsville Murphy Tulsa Okla

No September Meeting Scheduled for Mothers' Assistance Board

Mrs. T. M. Greenland announced there will be no September meeting of the Mothers' Assistance Board committee. Superintendent Miss Porter, from the Harrisburg office, attended the last meeting and can arrange her visits only sparingly.

Mothers’ Assistance Board Committee T. M. Greenland Porter Harrisburg

Honor Mrs Anderson at farewell party by Ladies Aid Society

Twenty members of the Ladies Aid Society of the Swedish Congregational church hosted a farewell party for Mrs C J Anderson at her home at 108 North South Street on Friday afternoon. Mrs Anderson departs Wednesday for Smethport to make her future home after a social afternoon and luncheon, and she received a gift card.

Anderson Ladies’ Aid Society Swedish Congregational Church C. J.anderson North South Street Smethport

Sunday School Meet Planned at First Baptist Church

Announcement by Ernest Kaebnick states a Sunday school meeting is set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at First Baptist Church Market Street. The event promotes Pennsylvania state convention in Philadelphia October 10 to 12, with R E English Grove City and Miss Lillian Reed Philadelphia as state workers. Rev A B Brubaker will chair. light supper to follow. All county officers district superintendents and local members are invited.

Ernest Kaebnick First Baptist Church Market Street Pennsylvania Philadelphia R. E. English Grove City Lillian E. Reed State Workers Warren A. B. Brubaker English Miss Reed Ridgway

New Minister Arrives At First Presbyterian Church

The Rev. T. S. Dickson arrives with his family to serve as pastor. He will lead the midweek service Wednesday at 7 30 PM, his first in charge since arriving in Warren Tuesday.

T. S. Dickson First Presbyterian Church Mr. Dickson Warren

Entertains Bridge Club at Coneango Valley Country Club

Mrs Harry Peterson hosted her bridge club for a luncheon at one o clock Tuesday afternoon at the Coneango Valley Country Club.

Harry Peterson Conenango Valley Country Club

Russell Tea Room Chicken Dinner Sunday

The Russell Tea Room offers a Sunday chicken dinner from 1 to 3 for $1. Open on weekdays from 11:36 to 2:30 and 5:80 to 6:30. Parties and clubs by appointment. Phone 9096 Rossel, Po.

Russell Tea Room

Supper Planned At Youngsville Church For Wednesday

The Ladies of the Youngsville M. E. Church announce another fifty cent chicken supper in the church hall from 5:00 to 7:30 Wednesday evening. Last event drew about fifty more attendees than expected and they promise a bountiful supply for all who come.

Youngsville

Visitors Honor Couple At Evening Diner Party

Mrs Lloyd Hagstrom hosted a Friday evening diner party at her South Street home in Woodhaven N Y in honor of Mr and Mrs Guy Hagstrom formerly Miss Elsie Alberta Wright of Wylie Wrights daughter and Mr Hagstrom son of Ida Hagstrom of Jamestown The dinner for eleven featured a central flower arrangement Guests included the Hagstroms Mrs Ida Hagstrom Mr and Mrs Leuthold and children Richard and Phyllis Oscar Nelson and Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hagstrom and son Lloyd Jr

Lloyd Haggstrom South South Street Guy Hagg.strom Brooklyn N. Y Wylie Wright Woodhaven N.Y Hagestrom Elsie Alberta Wright Ida P. Hagestrom Jamestown Warren Guy Haggstrom Ida P. Haggstrom Leuthold Richard Phyllis Oscar Nelson Lloyd, Jr

Miss Norma Andrews Bride Elect Honored At Luncheon

Mrs Hugh Robertson and Mrs William Crossett hosted a linen shower at the Warren Outing Club for Miss Norma Andrews bride elect of J K Vessey. A noon luncheon followed by four tables of bridge. gifts of linen for the new home were presented. Guests included Mrs Mary Matthews Miss Rebecca Schofield Miss Margaret Winger Mrs Alice Schellhammer Miss Rebecca Graly Mrs Dorothy Calderwood Miss Mildred Bish Mrs Charlotte Hil Mrs Florence Knapp Miss Norma Andrews Miss Rowena Andrews Miss Margaret Robertson Miss Jean Robertson Mrs Doris Marker Mrs Mable Alexander and Miss Louise Sullivan of New York City.

Hugh Robertson Wiliam Crossett Warren Outing Club Norma Andrews J. K. Vessey Mary Matthews Rebecca Schofield Margaret Winger Alice Schellhammer Rebecca Graly Dorothy Calderwood Mildred Bish Charlotte Hil Florence Knapp Norman Andrews Rowena Andrews Margaret Robertson Jean Robertson Doris Marker Mable Alexander Louise Sullivan New York City

Hospital Alumni to Meet Tonight at Wanten General

The Wan ten General Hospital Alumnae Association schedules an important business meeting for Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Nurses' Home. All members are urged to attend.

Wanten General Hospital

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