Miss Gladys Lund Guest of Honor at Evening Bridge
Miss Gladys Lund of Garland will wed Charles Laycock of Pittsburgh in October. Misses Florence and Marguerite Christensen hosted Thursday night with three bridge tables and prizes to Evelyn Morse and Mildred Yaegie. Guests included Jane Carlson and others, with a two course supper concluding the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Marguerite Christensen
South Street
Gladys Lund
Garland
Charles Laycock
Pittsburgh
Evelyn Morse
Mildred Yaegie
Miss Lund
Weists
Jane Carlson
Donald’ Smith
Evelyn McMichael
Margaret Brunke
Allene Schindler
Laura Whittle
Merton Johnson
Jamestown
Mary Diener
Reading
Swedish Lutheran Church Hosts Concert Tour Crowded Hall
An audience at the Swedish Lutheran church Thursday evening enjoyed a concert under Lutheran Brotherhood. The ensemble included Paul Moody on violin Walter Scott on flute S J Haggert on cello C H Lind on clarinet and Miss Alfreda Langerquist on piano led by Miss Charlotte Hrickson. The program featured numbers from The Jewish Prince and solo performances by several musicians. The male quartet Everett Borg Paul Moody Sam Davis and Earl Erickson performed and Erickson delivered a vocal solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church
Lutheran Brotherhood
Paul Moody
Walter Scott
S. J. Haggert
C. H. Lind
Alfreda Langerquist
Charlotte Hrickson
the Judent Prince
Everett Borg
Sam Davis
Earl Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Stag party honors Eddie Baker before wedding
Eddie Baker hosts twenty five friends at his North South street home on Wednesday to celebrate his forthcoming marriage to Jane Gallagher on September 11. The Young People Society of the Swedish Congregational Church plans an echo meeting Friday at 8 PM with a short program and business session, followed by refreshments prepared by Misses Evelyn and Edna Samuelson. Mrs Florence Emery of 6 Elm Street hosted a lawn party for granddaughter Lois Emery’s sixth birthday featuring games, a pink and white table, a wiener roast, and gifts for Lois. attendees included Anne Neal, Jean Erickson, Rachel Lois, and Eleonor Emery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Baker
North South Street
Miss Jane Gallagher
Mr. Baker
Young Peoples Society
Swedish Congregational Church
Young Peoples Conference
Chautauqua
Evelyn
Edna Samuelson
Florence Emery
Elm
Lois Emery
Lois
Anne Neal
Jean Erickson
Rachel Lois
Eleanor Emery
Spinster Class Dinner at First Presbyterian Church
The Spinster class will hold a tureen dinner Tuesday at 5 30 pm at Mrs Otto Petersons home 1103 Conewango avenue. If rain the dinner moves to the church. All members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Otto Peterson
Conewango Avenue
Mrs McConnell Hosts Contract Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs H H McConnell entertained the members of the Contract Bridge Club at a luncheon at the Country Club on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnell
H- H. McConnell
Contract Bridge’ Club
Country Club
Bridge club results and consolation awards noted
Mrs. 5S Avenue entertained guests for a bridge evening at her home. High scores were earned by Mes. Simp son and Frank Witz, with consolation awarded to Mrs. John Campbell and S. D. West. Refreshments followed the closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli
Mes.eee Simpson
Frank Witz
John Campbell
D. West
In and Out of Town Visitors Arrive for Weeklong Visits
Lieutenant and Mrs. Robert Dennison arrive in Warren from Annapolis to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs Dennison at Cottage Place and Fourth Avenue. John B. Cable and Maude M. Lehman return from Chautauqua. Joseph Osoba and Henry Osoba from Reading Pa visit the Sassersons and Albert Seymour on Park and Maple streets before heading home. Mrs. Fred Eaton and daughter Mae of Prospect Street with Mrs. J. O. Messerly depart for Pittsburgh. Mrs. Boone Greenland and Calista and Boone John Greenland leave for New York City after visiting Louise Greenland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dennison
Warren
Annapolis
John B. Cable
Maude M. Lehman
Chautauqua
Joseph Osoba
Henry Osoba
Reading
Sigfred Sasserson
Park Street
Albert Seymour
Maple Street
Fred Eaton
Mae
Prospect Street
J. O. Messerly
Oneida Avenue
Pittsburgh
Boone Greenland
Calista
Boone John
New York City
Louise Greenland
St. Clair Street
Warren Conservatory Opens Autumn Term Saturday
The Warren Conservatory of Music will begin its fall term on Saturday September 8 with registration day. Dr LeRoy B Campbell returns from Europe with ideas from Tobias Matthay and his London school. Matthay is hailed as a premier piano teacher, and his methods shape the conservatory's piano instruction through Prof A J Mooney and Prof Suter whose schedules and enthusiasm energize students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Conservatory of Music
Conservatory
LeRoy B. Campbell
Europe
Tobias Matthay
London
Matthay
Musical Observer
Warren
Myra Hess
A. J. Mooney
Suter
Dinner honors Miss Helen Mooney before October wedding
Mrs. Paul McGarry hosted a dinner at Oroleta Tea Room on Thursday for Miss Helen Mooney before her October wedding to N. J. Mangus. Twenty guests attended with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs. Masterson, Mrs. Offerle, and Mrs. Bowes. a silver gift was presented to the bride-elect. Out-of-town guests included Miss Sarah Mooney of Akron, Ohio, and Mrs. Clarence Hesch of Wier, West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McGarry
Oroleta Tea Room
Helen Mooney
N. J. Mangus
Frank Masterson
Sherm Offerle
L. J. Bowes
Mooney
Sarah Mooney
Akron
Ohio
Clarence Hesch
Wier
W. Va
Election Articles Read at Meeting of Central W. C. T. U.
Thirty members met at Mrs. Charles Slater’s home on Market street for a threen dinner then a business session and program. Miss Jennie Thomas led devotionals from Judges and discussed law-makers themes. emphasis on Citizenship and General Election. Mrs Noble Clark taught duties in the absence of the regular leader. A playlet “Tell it to the Newspapers” was presented and songs were shared. Members were urged to attend the Barnes convention on September 12 and 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slater
Market Street
Jennie Thomas
Wich
National Order of the
Harrisburg
Noble Clark
Torta Vinton
AL Smith
Carrie Sager
Ara Trezise
Blanche Borchers
E. H. Trushel
Barnes
Gleaners' Class Turreen Supper At First Lutheran
Members of the Gleaners' Class of the First Lutheran church held a tureen supper in the church parlors on Thursday evening. Honor guests were Mrs. Madeline Schuler and Miss Minnie Pepperman, who will soon leave for Buffalo to enter nurses training at Millard Fillmore hospital. A social evening followed with birthday gifts for Aug birthday members and handkerchiefs presented to Miss Pepperman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
Madeline Schuler
Minnie Pepperman
Miss Pepperman
Buffalo
Millard-Fillmore Hospital
P H C Card Parties To Start Thursday
The P E C will hold its first card party of the season next Thursday evening in the lodge rooms starting at eight. Prizes will be awarded to winners and refreshments served. The public is invited. A PH C business meeting was held Thursday evening preceded by a six o'clock pick up supper with about thirty five members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Winser
PH. C
Honor Sorority Din Dinner Honors Kappa Phi Members
Misses Anne Duotham and Ruth Goodwin entertained at the Woman's Club on Thursday evening in honor of Kappa Phi sorority members bound for college. After a 6:30 p.m. dinner, prizes were awarded for bridge to Jane Lyons and Anne DeFrees, with Florence Cook, Doris Sill, Betty Eldred, Justine Schuyler, Betty Kopf, Florence Jacobs, Betty Phillips among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Duotham
Ruth Goodwin
Woman's Club
Kappa Phi Sorority
Jane Lyons
Anne DeFrees
Florence Cook
Doris Sill
Betty Eldred
Justine Schuyler
Betty Kopf
Florence Jacobs
Betty Phillips
Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Rehm daughter at Maternity Hospital
Mr and Mrs Raymond Rehm of Lexington Avenue announce the birth of a daughter at Maternity Hospital Friday morning at 5 40 weighing seven pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Rehm
Lexington Avenue
Maternity Hospital
Y W C A Residence Girls Entertained at Get Acquainted Party
Y W C A residence girls were entertained last evening in the new activists building by the secretaries Mrs West and Mrs Hoegstedt at a get acquainted party. Miss Hazel West directed the program with songs and games then refreshments. Guests included Miss Alice Stanford Miss Clare Ransom Miss Effie Monday and others. Miss Alice Stanford was elected chairman for the next dormitory party to greet new Girl Reserve secretary Miss Helen Phillians arriving tonight. Phillians is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan and active in college W C A work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Anderson
Bernadette Averill
Pauline Freer
Genevieve Carlson
Helen Wise
Evelyn Lidstone
Williams
Spencer
James
Hazel Warner
Brenza Lindburg
Ruth Williams
Elizabeth
Martha McConnell
Gladys Hoegstedt
Alice Stanford
Girl Reserve
Helen Phillians
Miss Phillians
Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Johnson’s home
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Evangelical church met Thursday evening at 912 Elm Street, with Mrs. W. L. Arnold leading devotionals and O. R. Pang presenting a monthly mission lesson synopsis. Mrs. Gladys Jamieson read a children’s story aligned with the lesson. five missionaries with September birthdays were described. Refreshments were provided by committee members Mrs. Ed Schwing and Mrs. Bertha Arnold.
MELLOGLO Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine-Free Finish
An advertisement touts MELLOGLO face powder as a dream product for women. It claims to control shine without enlarging pores, spreads smoothly to give peachy skin, and lasts longer due to a new French process, from Mullen Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mello-Glomullen Drug Co
Warren Vasa Lodge Leads At Sheffield Meet
About 40 to 50 Warren Vasa Lodge members traveled to Sheffield for a joint Vasa meeting with Warren Ludlow Kane Mt Jewett and Sheffield lodges. Delegates from Erie Pa Youngstown Ohio and South Pasadena Cal were also present. Oscar Ghlander Supreme Master of Chicago spoke, Warren lodge performed degree work and Sheffield lodge offered refreshments followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Vasa Lodge
Sheffield
Vasa
Warren
Ludlow
Kane
Mt Jewett
Erie
Youngstown
Ohio
South Pasadena
Cal
Warren Lodge
Play equipment plans highlight Starbrick PTA meeting
At Thursday’s Starbrick Parent-Teachers Association gathering in the school, 22 members and four visitors attended. They discussed installing playground equipment funded by the school board and PTA, with men assisting in installation. Mrs Paul Hamblin led a short program featuring Pauline Hamblin’s solo "Scuse Me Teacher" and a piano accompaniment by her mother. Charles Smith read "What Makes A Living?" from a talle at the Cleveland PTA convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbrick
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Paul Hamblin
Pauline Hamblin
Charles Smith
P.T. A
Cleveland
Ohio
Cautious Buyers Read Classified Ads Carefully
Cautious buyers are urged to examine the Tribune classified section closely for deals and conditions before making purchases. Readers are advised to verify details, prices, and seller credibility to avoid common scams and misrepresentations.
Missionary Society Meets at Salem Church
Mrs John Nagel led the devotionals at the Woman s Missionary Society gathering of Salem Evangelical Church on Thursday evening Following the routine business the group enjoyed a social hour with refreshments provided by a committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nagel
Woman's Missionary Society
Salem Evangelical Church
Warrenites to Attend A G S Dance in Erie
Several Warren residents will travel Friday to Erie for Alpha Gamma Sigma Inc. farewell dance marking the chapter’s annual event and debut of the Hotel Lawrence ballroom. Reed Anshutz invites the A G S to open the new room, with Kay Kyser’s UNC band providing music and WEDH Erie broadcasting the program from 9 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Qmicron
Alpha Gamma Sigma, Inc
Erie
Lawrence
Reed Anshutz
Kay Kyser
University of North Carolina
Warren Grange Meeting Reports at P. H. C. Hall
The regular Warren Grange meeting will be held Saturday afternoon in the P. H. C. hall. Reports on Warren County Fair exhibits will be given along with Pomona Grange meeting reports. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Grange
P. H. C. Hall
Warren County Fair
Pomona Grange
Stoves Installed for Gospel Tent Meeting in TiTusville
Evangelist A. L. White and Song Leader Robert S. Conley announced in TiTusville that stoves have been installed at the Franklin Street extension and Conewango Place tent to keep attendees comfortable during the cool spell. Meetings proceed under the Wesleyan churchs TiTusville Holiness Convention District with nightly services at 745 and Sunday at 3 PM and 745 PM. A Divine Healing service and a Second Coming sermon are planned, with a Sunday afternoon message to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. White
Robert S. Conley
Franklin Street
Conewango Place
Titusville
Christ
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Jamieson
Gleaners
P.H. C
J. C. Russell
Evelyn Samuelson
Pa. Ave
Starbrick P. T. A
the Tribune
A. G. S. Dance
White House Coffee
Independence
NAVY
Chanel
Gray
Daniel Green
J.and
Boot Shop
Library Theatre
Bell Phone
Kopf and
Henry
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