Miss Marie Eldridge Weds Arley Wood in Court Ceremony
Miss Marie Sophie Eldridge daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Eldridge of Jackson avenue extension married Arley Wood of 108 Alexander street on Wednesday evening by Justice Watts N Davis. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home with relatives present. After a brief trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls the couple will reside at 315 Laurel street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Sophie Eldridge
John A. Eldridge
Jackson Avenue
Arley Wood
Alexander Street
Justice Watts N. Davis
Josephine Eldridge
Paul Grignor
Theride
Chester Dailey Ard
Roy Dailey Ard
Clara Moore
George Biles
Charles Eldridge
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Wood
Laurel Street
Miss Warden Honored At Luncheon At Woman's Club
Mrs S E Warden hosted a Thursday luncheon at the Woman's Club honoring her daughter Miss Mary Alve Warden of Los Angeles California. Seventeen were seated at a blue and yellow table with a mixed bouquet center. Guests included Mrs R W Mackay Mrs A B MacDonald and others from Warren and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Warden
Woman's Club
Mary Alve Warden
Los Angeles
California
R. W. Mackay
A B MacDonald
Harry Conarro
T A Erickson
Helen Noyes
Mabel Siggins
Mabel Abbott
Lenore Knopf
Orrin Siggins
J. H. Hunter
Floyd Clinger
John Siggins
Murray Stoddart
R. W. Stone
Anna Grandin
Tidioute
Jolly Twelve Club Hosts Evening at Mrs Entil Johnson Home
Mrs Entil Johnson entertained the Jolly Twelve Club on Russell Street Wednesday with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs Hilmar Roos Mrs Cecelia Kennedy and Mrs Begler. A two course luncheon followed. The next meeting will feature a chicken dinner at Chandlers Valley in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve Club
Entil Johnson
Russell Street
Hilmar Roos
Cecelia Kennedy
Begler
Jolly Twelve
Chandlers Valley
Frances Schmidt
Estelle
Betsy ‘Benze
Ashtabula
Ohio
Pauline Schirck
Florence Herron
Births Report From Tidoute And 407 Fifth Avenue
Mr and Mrs William Gretten burger of Tidoute announce a daughter born at Maternity Hospital Thursday at 7 45 AM weighing seven pounds and 15 ounces. A daughter weighing 472 pounds was born to Mr and Mrs William Frederick Thursday at 2 30 AM at their home 407 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grettenburger
Tidoute
Maternity Hospital
William Frederick
Fifth Avenue
Burgett Putnam Wed In Youngsville Ceremony
Miss Marjorie Christine Burgett daughter of Mrs Clara Burgett of Lander and Perry Phillip Putnam of Byre were married Tuesday afternoon at the Youngsville M E Church parsonage by Rev T Davison. The bride wore georgette with matching hat, attended by Miss Dorothy Mahan of Jamestown. Best man was Ralph Burgett. After the ceremony the couple left for a ten day trip to Toronto Thousand Islands Watkins Glen and other points, then plan to reside in Erie where Putnam works for Lakeshore Ice Cream. The bride taught in North Warren and Jefferson Street schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Christine Burgett
Clara Burgett
Lander
Perry Phillip Putnam
Byre
Youngsville M. E
5. T. Davison
Dorothy Mahan
Jamestown
Putnam
Ralph Burgett
Luther League Progressive Meeting Friday at 745 PM
The Luther League of the Swedish Lutheran church and guests plan a progressive meeting Friday evening starting at 7 45 o clock at the church. The route and stops will be announced as the party moves from place to place. Committee chair Ragnhild Jacobson leads with Charlotte Erickson Allen Johnson and Paul Moody assisting. The event honors youths confirmed but not yet Luther League members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Swedish Lutheran Church
Ragnhild Jacobson
Charlotte Erickson
Allen Johnson
Paul Moody
League
Russell Studio to Open Next Monday
Mrs. G Russell announces the opening of her Piano Studios at 205-207 Pennsylvania Avenue East for Monday Sept 10 Registration day will be Saturday Miss Evelyn Samuelson a pupil of Mrs Russell and a Normal graduate of the Philadelphia Conservatory of Music will be assistant teacher The Normal training aimed to improve teachers in the modern method connecting class instruction with private piano lessons Mrs Russell teaches Theory Sight Reading Keyboard Harmony Ear Training and class room instruction to impart fundamental knowledge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Russell
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Evelyn Samuelson
Russell
Philadelphia Conservatory of Music
Baptist Choir Rehearsal Urged For Friday Evening
The First Baptist church choir schedules a regular rehearsal Friday at 7 30 PM. All members urged to attend. United Commercial Travelers council plans its monthly meeting Saturday at 7 30 PM in the S B A Hall. Five new candidates to be initiated. A strong turnout expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanen Council
United Commercial Travelers
S. B. of A. Hall
Odin Lodge No. 1
S. F. of A
Everning
Resume of First Methodist Services in September
The First Methodist Episcopal church resumes regular services on Sunday September Sth with Pastor Dr. C. T. Greer in the pulpit. Morning worship at 10:30 features the sermon Put On Thy Strength O Zion. Church School at noon Epworth League meets 6:80 in the League room. Evening worship at 7:30 p.m. sermon Wanted Men With Iron In Their Blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. T. Greer
Zion
Epworth League
Catholic Daughters Meet Next Tuesday at Philomel Club
Warren Court of the Catholic Daughters of America will resume meetings next Tuesday September 10 at the Philomel Club. A 6 30 dinner precedes the gathering hosted by Mrs L J Bowes and a list of hostesses is given. Also G A R Circle falls meeting at 2 30 in the Post rooms with supper at five and Dorcas Bible Class meets Thursday at 8 with bazaar gifts. CAUTION BUYERS read classifieds carefully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Court of the
Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Club
L. J. Bowes
Grand Regent
Victoria Anna
Dand Hughes
Joseph Gaughn
George Cunningham
Andrew Slatry
Samuel Randall
Edgar McClen
G. A. R. Circle
Luther League Tureen Dinner At First Lutheran Church
Members of the Luther League at the First Lutheran Church enjoyed a tureen dinner in the church dining room with about 15 attendees. A brief business meeting followed, led by Miss Mary Schuelt, and a corn roast was planned for Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
Society of the First Lutheran Church
Mary Schuelt
LeRoy Tunstall
Begsie Larson
Claude King
Loyalty League
Ridgway
Ridgway League
Clough
Lutheran Church
Nick Anderson
Russell Street
Local Sunday School Conference Attended by State Workers
R E English of Grove City and Miss Lillian Reed of Philadelphia, state workers of the Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association, spoke at Warren County Sunday School Association summer conference at the Y M C A. Rev A B Brubaker presided. They tour northwestern counties to promote the state convention in Philadelphia October 10 to 12. Warren county plans about 15 delegates. registration cards held by Ernest Kaegnick with a October 1 deadline and special rail fare for card holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. English
Grove City
Lillian Reed
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Warren County Sunday School Association
A. B. Brubaker
English
Miss Reed
Pennsylvania
Warren County
Ernest Kaegnick
Married Couple United in Celoron Ceremony
Miss Mildred Hazel Colburn of Celoron and Wesley Charles Derby of Jamestown wed Wednesday at 2 30 at the home of Rev A B Brubaker pastor of the First United Brethren Church. The couple will reside in Celoron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Hazel Colburn
Celoron
N. Y
Wesley Charles Derby
Jamestown
N Y
A. B. Brubaker
First United Brethren Church
Ban on Shaw lifted in Shaw town approves works
The town of Shaw in the upper Thames Valley ends the old ban on George Bernard Shaw. It recommends the free library obtain copies of his latest works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaw
London
Upper
Thames Valley
George Bernard Shaw
Free Library
Delegates Named for Mission Society Synod Meeting
Delegates to the synodical convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church were elected. Mrs. L. A. Timm and Mrs. E. E. Keebley will attend with alternates Ms. T. W. L. Weakley and Mrs. William Head. Leader was Mrs. C. J. Frantz with Mrs. J. I. Werle named reader for October. Next meeting set as a missionary tea. date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church
Indiana
Society
L. A. Timm
E. E. Keebley
T. W. L. Weakley
William Head
C. J. Frantz
J. I. Werle
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Marie Eldridge
Miss Warden
Reserve Gardner
Fidelis
Thomas Mahaffey
Bradley Street
Epworth M. E Church
Wade Williston
Amia
Cuyahoga Falls
George E. Colvin
Helene
Houston
Texas
Warren
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Aid Society
Parrill
Jim
Swedish Baptist Church
Billy
Clarksburg
W Va
J. C Russell
Thursday
Fendersons
D. T Duke
Women’s Club
F. E. Fenderson
St Petersberg
Fla
Fenderson
Sydney Blachman
Sydney
Charles
W. H Houghtling
Duke
Justine
Women’s Missionary Society of the First United Brethren Church
Charles Lawson
Jesus
Glenn G. Smith
Philadelphia General Hospital
Fred Duetsch
Mohawk Avenue
Vanatta Mader
Lock Haven
W. E Henderson
Greensburg
Coates Mowbray
South Western
Memphis
Tennessee
Arthur Batrang
Annette
Charles Gordon
Dunkirk
Betsy Benze
Ashtabula, Ohio
George Hesch.tot
David Brown
Grantford
Ontario
Gertrude Brown
Paul Arnold
Madison Avenue
Charles Duff
W.C Duff
N. Irvine Street
Washington and Jefferson College
C. F. Mahaffey
Karl
Jane
Adah Blegen
Chicago
William Robertson
Hugh Robertson
Mary Brian
Fane
ERIE
Brig
Pennsylvania Railroad
Just
Aluminum
Jamieson
Marjorie Burgett
Perry Putnam
Youngsville
Dorcas Bible Class
Dorcas
First Lutheran Church
J. C. Russell
Pa. Ave
Warren Conservatory of Music
LeRoy B. Campbell
Mus. D
Alfred J. Mooney
Ph. B
A. M
R. 0. Suter
Organ
Charlotte Hall-Lohnes
Rose Stricker
Nellie Baker
Campbell
Than Larsen
Malhe Wagner
Mooney
Margaret Mott
Newton Mabe
Miller
Shoop
Sec’y Warren
Bell Phone
Lake Erie
Byron Knapp
Wiliam Hill
Margaret Winger
Norma Andrews
James Vessey
Frank Waters
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Mission Society OF First Lutheran
Light Brigade
Children’s Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Chaprch
the Tribune
Third Ave
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