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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1928

Page

8

Mildred Lindquist Weds Curtis Gibson In Ceremony

Mildred Grace Lindquist daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence E Lindquist of Tidioute wed Curtis Walker Gibson son of Mr and Mrs Emmett Gibson at First Baptist Church in a noon ceremony presided by Rev Harold F Stoddard The couple plans a two week wedding trip and will reside at 211 Prospect Street. Out of town guests included F E Lindquist C B McMillan Harriett Horn and E E Davis.

First Baptist Church Mildred Grace Lawrence E. Lindquist Tidioute Curtis Walker Gibson Emmett Gibson Prospect Street Harold F. Stoddard Marion McMillan Tionesta Leo Gibson Liberty Inn

Lutheran Bible Class Birthday Party at Mrs Shaughnessy’s Home

The Woman's Bible class of First Lutheran hosts a birthday party meeting Friday at Conewango Avenue home of Mrs William Shaughnessy with guests urged to attend and bring a friend. A program is arranged by Mrs Gust Sutter Mrs L A Timm and Mrs Sydney Sechriest with Mrs Shaughnessy assisted by Mrs Emil Follett and Mrs Sydney Sechriest.

First Lutheran Church Wiliam Shaughnessy Conewango Ayepune Gust Sutter L. A. Timm Sydney Sechriest

Anna Miller Bible class meets at 7:20 Thursday

Members of the Anna Miller Bible class of the First Baptist church will meet Thursday evening at 7 20 at the home of Mrs B HL Donovan 805 Jackson avenue Plans for the Pazaar are progressing nicely Mrs Ed Williams is the assisting hostess Miss Lund to lead service at First Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening at 7 45 in the chapel A good attendance is anticipated

Truth Seekers First Presbyterian Church L. E. Chapman Pennsylvania Avenue East Grace Schuler Wilda Peel H. P. Durham E. Q. McCune Anna Miller First Baptist Church B. HL Donovan Jackson Avenue Ed. Williams Miss Lund Miss Pearl Lund First Methodist Episcopal Church The First United Brethren Church A. B. Brubaker

Out of Town Visits and Returns Noted in Corydon Area

Local residents and relatives make short trips and returns surrounding Corydon. Mrs. Mary Akers returns from Warren with granddaughter Susanne. several families depart for visits in Maryland Cleveland Sharon and other cities. students and travelers move between Corydon and homes in Silver Spring Joliet Troy Rochelle and Casper with brief stops in Warren and Jamestown based on Tuesday to Wednesday travel reports.

Mary Akers Corydon Warren Little Susanne Akers

Ladies' Auxiliary VFW to Convene with Initiation and Reports

The regular meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held Thursday evening in the Post rooms. Initiation of candidates and a report by Mrs. Bertha Lyons on the National Encampment in Indianapolis are on the agenda. A social hour with refreshments served by several members will close the session.

Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Bertha Lyons Indianapolis Helen Honhart John Johnson Edith Wendelboe Ella Strong

Reception Honors Pastor Of Swedish English M E Church

The Rev. A V Oleen new pastor of the Swedish English Methodist church is guest of honor at a Tuesday evening reception in the church. Speakers, solos, Swedish duets and a piano solo marked the program with visitors from Warren Jamestown and Falconer.

A. V. Oleen Pearl Lund Oleen Falconer N. Y Adelaide Swanson Judith Anderson Jamestown Jesus G. A. Erickson Methodist Conference Henry Adamson Frances Carlson Hazel Carlson Charles Waterbrandt Swedish Congregational Church Warren Evelyn Carlson Epworth League Society

Honor Miss Olsen With Shower Party

Miss May Belle Bairstow hosted a handkerchief shower at her Oneida Avenue home in honor of Miss Ethel Olsen who departs for Allegheny College. Four bridge tables awarded prizes to Miss Olsen, Miss Gertrude Keller, and Miss Elizabeth Weaver. Lunch followed with many guests named.

May Belle Bairstow Oneida Avenue Ethel Olsen Allegheny College Gertrude Keller Elizabeth Weaver Catherine Camilla Henderson Lillian Larson Doris Bright Marie Dorothy Gutzler Ronald Dawson Marshall Johnson Jessie Yuill Edith Leafgren Ethel Sommers Juanita Benner

Legion Auxiliary Holds First Fall Meeting Attendance Tops Fifty

Over fifty members attended the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary first fall meeting on Tuesday evening. Thirty five boxes of Red Cross distributed articles were given out for bag making by members for ex soldiers. Prizes went to Mrs. Parish and Mrs. Jenkins. Secretary Mary Riemer, leaving for South Carolina, received a linen table cloth. Refreshments were served by committees led by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Alta Johnson.

American Legion Auxiliary Red Cross Auxiliary James Parish Tula Jenkins Mary Riemer South Carolina Scott Alta Johnson

Northwestern District Federation Meet Opens Sept 20

Plans advance for the fall meeting of the Northwestern District State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Clubs to be held September 20 and 21 at the Woman's Club in DuBois. Mrs James Luther vice president will preside with state president Mrs John A Frick of Allentown as principal speaker. Other speakers include Miss Ruth Pennypacker Mrs Adrian McCoy of Meadville and Dr H W Mitchell Warren State Hospital superintendent. Local club president Mrs E S Lindsey and members prepare the program with Miss Anna Rockwell arranging musical numbers and addresses. A complete program will be announced later.

Northwestern State Federation of Pennsylvania Woman's Clubs Woman's Club James Luther DuBois John A. Frick Allentown Ruth Pennypacker Adrian McCoy Meadville H. W. Mitchell Warren State Hospital E. 8. Lindsey Anna Rockwell

Milton Witz Birthday Surprise Dinner

Milton Witz was surprised at his Sixth avenue home Tuesday evening as L. L. Club members and their husbands arrived with baskets for a tureen dinner to honor his birthday anniversary. The party included fifteen and gifts were presented. Attending were Mr and Mrs Milton Witz, Mr and Mrs Arthur Barr, Mr and Mrs Ralph Akers, Mr and Mrs Harry Keller, Mr and Mrs Fred Abendroth, Mr and Mrs Ivan Stone, Mr and Mrs Willard Fouch, and Mr Raymond Rehm.

Milton Witz Sixth Avenue L. L. Club Arthur Barr Ralph Akers Harry Keller Fred Abendroth Ivan Stone Willard Fouch Raymond Rehm

Mowris Bride Weds Clarence Hildum at Grace Church

Miss Gertrude E. Mowris daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mowris of 7 Jackson avenue became the bride of Clarence R Hildum son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hildum of 17 Russell street Tuesday morning at Grace Methodist Episcopal church The Rev L M Barnard officiated The bride wore jade satin crepe with matching hat and roses and swansonia The brides sister Mrs H H McKown attended in maroon satin and pink rose bouquet The best man was G H McKown After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 7 Jackson street after October 1.

H. H. McKown Tidioute Hildum H. McKown

Spinsters Class Holds Tureen Dinner at Mrs Peterson Home

Members of the Spinsters class of the First Presbyterian church gathered Tuesday evening at 1105 Conenango Avenue for a tureen dinner. Twenty five members attended with a brief business session and social hour to follow.

First Presbyterian Church Otto Peterson Conenango Avenue

Conewango C T U Meeting Planned at Follett Run Home

The Conewango C T U will meet Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Lawton's Follett Run home. All members are urged to attend for important business. Reports from the W C T U convention at Barnes will be presented.

Conewango Noo Lawton Follett

Mrs Knupp Attends Dinner in Union City

Mrs W J Knupp of Fourth Avenue left for Union City to attend a dinner given by the Forty and Eight on Wednesday evening. She was accompanied by Mrs George Geracimos who will visit friends in Union City.

W. J. Knupp Fourth Avenue Union City Knupp George Geracimos

College Women's Club Autumn Dinner at Woman's Club

The College Women's Club plans an autumn dinner at 6 30 Friday at the Woman's Club. Reservations should be made by calling Miss Laura Snyder at 491 before nine Friday morning. A reading program featuring two modern plays is planned.

College Women's Club College Women’s Club Woman's Club Laura Snyder

Loomis Hosts Corn Roast at Wildest Park Ludlow

Mr and Mrs Sam Loomis of East Street hosted a corn roast at Wildest Park Ludlow Tuesday evening enjoying slides swings and other amusements. Coffee and corn wieners and marshmallows roasted over an open grate delighted guests including Herman Hannold Verner Backstrom William Smith Roy Swanson William Erickson Murray Cameron Charles Neuhier Ben Arnold Margaret Herlet and others.

Sam Loomis East Street Wildest Park Ludlow Verner Backstrom Herman Hannold Trons William Smith Roy Swanson William Erickson Murray Cameron Charles Neuhier Ben Arnold Margaret Herlet

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