Miss Frances Hepfinger and Harry Greene to Wed Today
Miss Hepfinger daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Hepfinger of 310 Jackson avenue and Harry B Greene son of Mr and Mrs Charles Greene of Buffalo NY will wed at four o clock this afternoon at First United Brethren church James town officiated by Rev N H McAllister assisted by Rev A B Brubaker. Theodosia Reed will play organ music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren Church
Frances Hepfinger
G. H. Hepfinger
Jackson Avenue
Harry B. Greene
Charles Greene
Buffalo
N. H. McAllister
Jamestown
A. B. Brubaker
Theodosia Reed
Annabelle Hepfinger
Charles Hill
Mr. Greene
Ellwyn Hildum
Warren
Donald R. Smith
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Flickinger
Rochester
N. Y
Greene
Strong Street
Charles Hepfinger
Ellis Homer
Lakewood
Cleveland
Ohio
R. Donald Smith
C. B. Greene
Raymond
G. Brisk
Edelbert
Kenmore
A. B. P. Miller
Charles
Pittsburgh
Miss Pepperman Honored At Water Street Party
Mrs Frank Kennedy hosted a Water Street gathering Friday to honor her sister Minnie Pepperman who leaves Monday for a three year nursing course at Millard Fillmore Hospital Buffalo. Two tables of five hundred awarded prizes to Gertrude Lundahl and Emma Linck. Guests received gifts and a two course luncheon followed. Also Willard Foley hosted a bridge club evening with two tables, prize won by Clair King, and a luncheon for eight attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kennedy
Waterstreet
Minnie Pepperman
Millard Fillmore Hospital
Buffalo
Gertrude Lundah
Emma Linck
Charl Jotte Bloomquist
Mary Sechriest
Leona Witz
Grace Rapp
Gertrude Lundahl
Mildred Traub
Helen Yaegle
Charles Pepperman
Kennedy
Willard Foley
Marion Street
Clair King
Coyere
Madeline Linder
Ann Huber
Freda Huber
Mina Rieder
Donald Smith
Georgia Lott
Foley
Church Services Schedule for September 9
Epworth Methodist led by Rev J G Ginader offers Sunday school at 10 a m and public service with Holy Communion at 11 a m closing the conference year. Stoneham Methodist has preaching and Holy Communion at 9 30 a m with Sunday school at 10 30. Pilgrim Holiness Church on 60 Penna Ave East with Sunday school at ida m preaching at 11 class at 5 30 and Evangelistic service at 2 30. women's prayer Tuesday at 2 at Rev Sandy's Hemlock St. regular prayer and praise Thursday 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Stoneham Methodist Ry
J. G. Ginader
Srvices
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Penna
Ate
East Rev
P. BR
Sandy
Ida
Hemlock Street
Loyalty League of Local Church at Ridgway Program
About 56 members of the Loyalty League of the First Lutheran church traveled to Ridgway for a joint meeting with the Ridgway League. The Warren league presented a program with male quartet performances, chorus numbers, readings, piano solos, and a talk by Rev. C. A. Dennig on "Finishing the Race." Social games and refreshments followed. Adolph Weaver received a farewell party at Mrs. P. A. McKinney’s home as he leaves for Thiel College. Sigma Tau Delta sorority honored soon-to-be college-bound members with a dinner and theatre party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalty League of the First Lutheran Church
Ridgway
Ridgway League
Warren League
Loyalty League
Carl Timm
Ricardh Peterson
James Frantz
John Shaughnesy
Lutheran Boys
Anna Kahl
Mary Seweltz
Adolph Weaver
Adolph Waver
Carver Street
P. A. McKinney
Madison Avenue
Weaver
Greensville
Thiel College
H. M. McCullough
Herbert
Paul Wagner
Sigma Tau Delta
Marian Moore
Barbara Sellin
Rachel Sloan
Ella Mae Offerle
Martha Dentler
Lois Henry
Elizabeth Lavery
Sarah Andrews
Jane Sloan
Maybelle Watt
Kathryn Morrison
Helen Arnold
Dorothy Arnold
Alice Stanford
Flora Mumford
Betty Field
Misses Mead Entertain At Dinner For Eight Guests
The Misses Callie and Madelyn Mead of 809 Penna Avenue hosted a dinner party on Thursday with eight guests. After dinner the group played bridge and awarded prizes to Miss Mildred Brown, Miss Henrietta Wehner, and Mrs. George Harsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie
Madelyn Mead
Penna. Avenue
Mildred Brown
Henrietta Wehner
George Harsh
Issue Wedding Invitations for Norma Louise Andrews and James Vessey
Mr and Mrs Khlar M Andrews issue invitations for the marriage of their daughter Norma Louise to Mr James K Vessey Jr on Saturday evening September 22 1928 at eight oclock at Trinity Memorial church A reception will follow at the Woman's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khlar M. Andrews
Norma Louise
James K. Vessey
Trinity Memorial Church
Woman’s Club
Oil Creek Baptist Association Opens Meetings in Centerville
Plans are set for the Oil Creek Baptist Association annual meeting to be held in Centerville September 18 to 20. Rev Harold F. Stoddard, pastor, is vice president of the young people's division and a missionary committee member. Delegates from local churches will attend as the program features young peoples work, denominational leaders, and prominent speakers. The district covers Warren Ol City Titusville Bradford Union City Corry Wesleyville Evie and nearby towns. The state convention meets early October in Johnstown with Rev Stoddard in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Centerville
Harald F. Stoddard
Young People's Division
Oil Creek
Warren
Ol City
Titusville
Bradford
Union City
Corry
Wesleyville
Evie
Johnstown
Stoddard
Tannler Huggler Nuptials At First Lutheran Church
Miss Marie M. Tannler daughter of Chester Tannler of 50 Locust street and John E. Huggler of 45 Locust street were married Friday afternoon at three at the parsonage of First Lutheran church. Rev C A Dennig read the service. Attendants were the bride’s brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs John Tannler. The couple will reside at 50 Locust street Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie M. Tannler
Chester Tannler
Locust Street
John E. Huggler
First Lutheran Church
C. A. Dennig
John Tannler
Huggler
Warren
U B Missionary Meeting at First United Brethren Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met in church parlors Friday afternoon with Mrs A B Brubaker in charge of worship. Mrs Charles Lawson led the program on Jesus the Great Missionary. An executive committee business meeting followed, planning fall and winter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples Meeting
Young People’s Society
The
Swedish Congregational Church
Young People’s Conference
Chautaungari
Charles Waterbrandt
Evelyn
Edna Samuelson
Woman's Missionary Society of the First United Brethren Church
A. B. Brubaker
Charles Lawson
Jesus
In and Out of Town Visitors Arrive in Warren
A series of local gues and visits noted in Warren include Mr and Mrs Edward Savage and son Edward Jr and Miss Marcia from New York City staying with Mrs M W Jamieson on Market street. Mr and Mrs J C Briggs and son Willard return home after a Toronto Fair trip. The Gollick Ristan and Ris tan group returned from a motor trip to Avoca and Richland Center Wisconsin. Grayburn E Hooper and family with Virginia Leonard of Casper Wyoming visit James Leonard on Myrtle street. Dorothy Lincoln leaves for Edinboro Normal Teachers' College. Clyde Lupold leaves Warren for Cleveland and Akron Ohio for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Savage
Edward, Jr
Miss Marcia
New York City
Warren
J.C. Briggs
Willard
Jefferson Avenue
Julius Gollick
Harry Ristan
Gottlieb Ristan
Avocea
Richland Center
Wisconsin
Grayburn E. Hooper
Virginia Leonard
Casper, Wys
James Leonard
Myrtle Street
Dorothy Lincoln
Edinboro
Normal Teachers’ College
Clyde Lupold
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Cleveland
Akron
Ohio
Relief Association Takes Up Fall Work
The Warren Relief Association held a short meeting Friday at the W. C. A. to review the month’s accounts and plan fall and winter activities. It requests second hand fall clothing for use in winter projects, asking that contributors contact association chairmen or deliver items to the courthouse storeroom. Attendees included Mrs. W. W. Marks, Mrs. H. B. Taylor, Miss Edith Leafgren, Miss Anna Lesser, and Miss Margaret Mooney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Warren Relief Association
Court House
W. W. Marks
H. B. Taylor
Edith Leafgren
Anna Lesser
Margaret, Mooney
Return to Cambridge After Visit in Warren
Mrs. J Augustus Jones and her son Arthur and daughter Florence return to Cambridge Massachusetts on Sunday morning after a week in Warren visiting friends. Arthur Jones, Warren High School class of 1925 graduate, pursues electrical engineering studies at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
J. Augustus Jones
Arthur
Florence
Mass
Warren
Arthur Jones
Warren High School
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Janet James Marries Ballard Riley In Secret Ceremony
Janet James and Ballard Riley wed after a whirlwind romance sparked by Maxine and Bob’s Greenwich wedding. The star of Blue Laws of 1923 marries the wealthy but noncommittal Ballard amid threats of scandal as reporters swarm the theater door with a front page reveal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Mary James
Mort Goldstein
Ballard Riley
Janet
Ballard
Flodine Deslys
Flodine
Lotus Flower
Maxine Griffiths
Maxine
Pittsburgh
Greenwich
Bob
Rev. Smith
Mao
Broadway
New York
Janet James
Miss James
Economy Club entertained at Mrs Stander home in honor of Toronto guest
Mrs Gertrude Stander hosted the Economy club on Pennsylvania Avenue Thursday to honor former member Mrs Joseph Huber of Toronto Ontario. Five hundred was played with prizes awarded to Mrs Elizabeth Parks Mrs Josephine Clark and Mrs Mary Clark. A two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Stander
Economy Club
Pennsylvania Avenue
Joseph Huber
Toronto
Ontario
Elizabeth Parks
Josephine
Mary Clark
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U. B. Church
MacAllister
Miss Pepperman
Russell Tea Room
Russell
Loyalty League OF
Burlington
Cal
H. D. Towers
Redwood City
Towers
New Orleans
My Lady
George Pennell
Marshal Kaltenbach
Hotel Conneaut Strollers
Conneaut Lake
U. B. Missionary Meeting
Jamieson
Relief Association
Tribune
Fogtlights
Janie
Janie Darlin
Mrs. Carney
Bal
Marrin Gerould
Market St
Celeron Park
Princess Pat’s Royal Canadians
Kentucky Masqueradera
Entertains Economy Club
Elizabeth Hazeltine
Eastman School OF
Bell
Richard G. Dawson
Penna. Ave
Hultberg
State Banking Department
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