Entertaining House Party at Maple Springs and Local Socials
The piece lists guests at a cottage on Chautauqua Lake and a season of entertaining in town. It notes families with Babcock and Bathurst names from New York, Pennsylvania, and Jamestown visiting Maple Springs and local hosts on Sixth Avenue, East Street, Clarendon, and North Irvine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babcock
W. L. Donla
N. Y
Maple Springs
Chattauque Lake
End
Charis Babcock
Lander
Edgar Babcock
Ville
John ‘Youngs- Babcock
Panama
O. G. Bathurst
Clarendon
Sixth Avenue
Harry Williams
Homer Hoskins
Morgantown
West Virginia
Alfred
Kitchen
Bertha Hoskins
Philadelphia
Hoskins
Second Avenue
Robert Mackay
Itchen
James W. Kitchen
East Street
M. A. Elisa
Jamestown
John Kitchen Erie
Paul Yagse
North
Irvine Street
Warren Tonight presents Tom Mix in Canyon of Light
In Warren Tonight Library theatre Tom Mix stars in The Canyon of Light at the Warren venue. Also on the bill Columbia theatre shows Don Mike with Fred Thompson while Wildcat Park hosts a Brotherhood of Swedish Lutheran church picnic and an annual Flower Show at Wosten National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Columbia Theatre
Fred Thompson
Don Mike
Brotherhood of Swedish Lutheran Church
Wildcat Park
Wosten
Fall church activities resume with services and meetings
With children back in school and families home from vacation, area churches restart fall programs. Trinity Memorial plans a 9 45 service and teacher breakfast at eight with a discussion. Presbyterian resumes after vacation with Lord's Supper at 10 30 and Sunday school at noon. First Lutheran hosts Harvest Home at 10 30 with 9 45 US service. Luther League hosts Harriet Hill at home Tuesday. Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion meets at 7 45 Tuesday to hear fair tent reports. North Warren Civic Club resumes Tuesday after three months off, electing officers and appointing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Monday Library
Lillian Gish
Norman Kerry
Annie Laurie
Columbia Theatre
Warren County Motor Club
Luther League of First Lutheran Church
Norman Head
Russell Street
Trinity Memorial Church School
Presbyterian Church
First Lutheran Church
U. S
Luther League
Harriett Hill
Third Avenue
The
Luther League of the First Lutheran Church
Auxiliary OF
A. L
Ladies Auxiliary of the Americas
Legion
Fair Grounds
Madden
Civic Club
North Warren
Recognition Service and Special Music at First Baptist
The First Baptist church will hold a recognition service tomorrow with Reverend Harold Stoddard delivering a sermon titled Because of His Buy to honor youths entering higher education. A quartet will perform Hear the Voice of Jesus Say and Whispering Hope, with several church members listed as heading to colleges and universities including Colgate, Temple University, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Michigan, and Washington and Jefferson College. The note ends with local newspaper filler and a call to read Warren Tribune for full news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First, Baptist Church
Harold Stoddard
Hiher
Clarence Miller
Viola Lindmark
Genevieve Amey
Millian Lindmark
Margaret Ruhimen
E. L. Kabelm
Temple University
Philadelphia
Mary Gibson
L. P. Gibson
Crescent Street
University of Pittsburgh
Ronald Edgett
Charles Edgett
Conewango Avenue
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburgh
Martha Maitland
Maitland
Laura Stuart
L. J. Stuart
Personal Notes From Warren Area Residents
Personal notes report J Leon Connelly returning to State College and several local residents visiting or traveling. Names include H Wolf and family of Miller Hill. W Hutcheson improving in Warren General Hospital. Mrs T M Murphy and Gaylord Murphy leaving for Washington. Mrs O Brien Siggins visiting in Warren and heading to Endeavor. Morris O Neill to Eastman School of Music. Verna Singer and Lilian Petrie visit. Mrs A H Schappach and son returning from New York City. Mrs H T Bowman en route to Olean. Mrs F Hepner visiting Franklin and Cobham Park residents. and others visiting Lock Haven and Pittsburgh before or after trips to Rochester, Temple University, and Grand Rapids. The Izaak Walton league plans a September chicken dinner in Warren, with officer elections to follow. Mr. Burns and Mr. Strachan sail to Scotland in September for several months with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leon Connelly
R. N. Connelly
Palm Avenue
State College
H. Wolf
Miller Hill
Warren Yerteruay
W. A. Hutcheson
Warren General Hospital
Hutcheson
T. M. Murphy
Gaylord
Anna
Harrisburg
Fred Shafer
Washington
O'Brien Siggins
Oil City
Warren
Endeavor
Jon A. R. Wheeler
Morris O'Neill
East Street
Rochester
N. Y
Eastman School of Music
Scotland
James Burns
Willoughby Avenue
W. 5
Scotty) Strachan
Russell Street
New York City
Strachan
Open Forum note from F C Tochtterman in Warren Tribune
In a Warren Tribune Open Forum item dated Sept 30 1927, F C Tochtterman denies rumors of removal from Warren and explains he plans to visit Texas relatives only if decided, stating he will remain in town until after January 28. He confirms no formal decision and cites business duties keeping him in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Texas
F.C. Tochterman
Methodists to Hold Sessions and Names for General Conference
The Erie conference plans three to four afternoon business sessions led by Bishop McConnel in California. Elections of delegates to the_executing General Conference will draw interest with five ministerial and five lay delegates from the Exie Conference. Lay candidates include A Lincoln Bell Ridgway Blaine Gifford Jamestown W Wilkins Warren etc. The Erie conference totals nearly 70,000 members with 50,000 Sunday school enrollees and 10,000 Epworth League, plus 420 churches valued at about 6.04 million. The report notes a 471,290 benevolent contribution and lists upcoming events including a deaconess board meeting, Erie conference quartet, and a G A R reunion. A new Minister’s Reserve Pension Fund proposal for lay and combined conferences is to be debated with six principles guiding its structure and aims. The session also previews changes to pension funding and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McConnel
California
Clarion
A. Lincoln Bell
Ridgway
Erie
Blaine H. Gifford
Tenth Street Church
Edgar T. Vetch
Westfield
N. Wilkins
Asbury Church
Jamestown
William C Briggs
First Church
Herbert G. Eaton
Warren
Meadville
W. A. El-iott
Stone Church
G. W. Miner
New Castle
G. ™. Davidson
Sheffield
Albert Marnott
Cataraugus
N. Y
Homer B. Davis
Dunkirk
E.N. Frandenburg
Sandy Lake
W. H. Crawford
Alegheny Collge
Portage Inn
R. N. Stubbs
Pasadena
M. W. Stone
Jimestown
N. C
Kohlsted
Philadelphia
D. D. Forecythean
Board of Home Missions
Kohlstedt
Dakota Western University
Mitchell
South Dakota
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Kansas
Methodist Church
Miniater’s Reserve Pension Fund
Miniatera
Ee A Eee
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Kennedy
Kathryn Kennedy
Bridge
Martha Lampe
Dorothy Savage
Dorothy Hunter
Conewango Valley Country Club
Jane Smith
Lotta Dunham
Elizabeth Swick
East Fifth
Marion Gerould
Market St
Anna K. Lawson
Beauty Shop
Penns. Ave
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
Appointmer
Johnson Brothers
Verbeck Street
Lock Haven Normal
Lock Haven
Milton Caughey
F. C. Caughey
Market Street
Kiskiminetas Springs School
Saltsburg
Monti Scott
Scott
Grand Valley
Washington and Jefferson College
Dan Donovan
B. H. Donovan
Jackson Street
University of Michigan
Anne Arbor
Michigan
Supreme Court
Germany
Bradford
Willow Grove
Dernck
Warren Tribune
Tribune Tnsurance
Barbara
Verna
Boliver
Lilian Petrie
East Fifth Avenue
A. H. Sehappach
Tankred
H. T. Bowman
Kane
Olean
N.Y
F. ©. Hepner
Franklin
Robert Rankin
Cobham Park Road
Flora Streck
Carver House
Bessie Troutmann
State Hospital
Sikesville
Cena Whiteley
Kinella
J.J. Walker
C. W. Atking
Franklin Street
J. W. Elliott
Prosseet Street
C. Fitzgerald
Marienville
Quay McCune
Franlkin and Marshall College
Lancaster
Ralph Sprague
Mrs. Sprague
Fred N. Deiteh
Mohawk Avenue
George Nelson
Grand Rapids
Dietch
Gaylord Murphy
Stone Avenue
Anna Watt
Ralph Murphy
Orvis Brown
Waltons
Warren Chapter
Izaak Walton League of America
Open Forum
Tribune Ineur
Warren Borough
Ralph W. Whitehill
Methodists
Reno
Eric Conference
Tribune Insurance
Elaie Sweetin
Ina
State Supreme Court
Mt. Vernon
Lawrence Hight
Illinois
Chester
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