Maze–Colvin wedding in Warren and Clarendon area honors
Pauline Maze of Warren and Jamce Colvin of Clarendon wed in Warren with a dinner party for twelve at the bride’s table. Relatives and friends attended including Mrs. Raymond Sweating and Miss Margaret Hearsh. guest from Kane was Mrs. John Guyer. The color scheme pink and white featured in decorations.
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Maze-Colvin
Pauline Maze
Warren
Jamce Colvin
Clarendon
Raymond Sweating
Margaret Hearsh
John Guyer
Kane
Young-Larichio announcements wed at Huntingdon
Announce the marriage of Paul Hi Young former YMC A assistant secretary at Huntingdon West Virginia to Anne Janet Lerichio a dietitian at Chesapeake and Ohio Hospital Huntingdon. The ceremony occurred September 14 and the couple will reside in Charleston South Carolina after September 20. Young is son of Mrs Josephine V Young of 19 Cedar Street. Warren friends extend congratulations.
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Warren
Warren Tribune
Keystone Entertainment Dance at Grand Valley I O F Hall
Dance to music by Keystone En tertainere at Grand Valley I O F Hall Friday evening September 16. Everyone welcome. Event dated 9 13 41.
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Keystone Entertainere
Grand Valley I
O. F
Penn Public Service Employes Picnic Draws Medals and Events
Recognition of long service at the Penn Public Service company will feature service medals at the Outing Cheb tomorrow. Activities begin at ten with children's games and a treasure hunt while adults compete in events like a base ball game and yard dashes. Prizes, a 5:30 chow call, a culinary display, and dancing from 8 to 11 with round and square dances are planned.
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Penn Public Service Company
Warren Tonight Show Mix of Drama vaudeville and Western
In Warren Tonight the Columbia theatre features Adoree in One Boulevard and a vaudeville program plus After Midnight at Library theatre. A college women's club dinner, a First Lutheran Bible class at Mrs Selma Retterer’s, a pie social at Brick School, and a dance at Jess Smith’s orchestra finish the local events. Tomorrow the Library theatre offers Tim McCoy in The Frontiersman and vaudeville, Columbia theatre presents Potash and Perlmuter, plus other features and a nine to twelve dance at P H C.
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Columbia Theatre
Lew Cody
Re‘ne
Library
College Women’s Club
Women’s Club
First Lutheran
Selma Retterer
North Warren
Pie
Brick School
Pleasant Township
Warren
Tim McCoy
Jess Smith
TO TEACH IN HIGH SCHOOL
Miss Marian Sonne of Syracuse University will teach one hour daily at Syracuse Central High School during her senior year. She was chosen as one of five from her school for the teaching duties and was elected to Phi Lambda Delta and is a member of Delta Gamma sorority. A large turnout attended the Woman's Benefit Association meeting at K P Hall with a tureen supper served at six.
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Marian Sonnee
J. M. Sonne
Hickory Street
Syracuse University
Miss Sonnee
Syracuse Central High School
Woman's Benefit. Association
K. of P. Hall
Ala Mba
Warren Women Participate in Missionary Meeting at Westfield
A dozen Warren women joined a Foreign Missionary program at the Westfield Methodist Church led by Mrs. C. P. Akers. Attendees included Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Shepherd, Mrs. Perks, Mrs. Eaton, and others. Alice M. Powell spoke on Penang China missions and the local nurses aiding soldiers were praised. The Epworth League Institute officers for the Erie conference were announced, noting increased attendance and an August gathering at Allegheny College Meadville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Westfield
C. P. Akers
George Jackson
Shepherd
J. H. Perks
Fred Eaton
C. T. Greer
Pearl Lund
Marie Gutzler
D. W. Beaty
Tresize
E. H. Trushel
Ella Peary
Ruth Ransome
W. P. Murray
Meadville
Pennsylvania
Alice M. Powell
Penang
China
Peking
Epworth League Institute Commission
Erie
Epworth League Institute
Frank A. Wimner
Falconer
H. A. McCurdy
Oil City
J. Hewitt
Sharon
Archie Hiliard
Cherry Creek
S. J. Maxwell
New Castle
J.B. Roberts
Dunkirk
Mira Ruth Ransom
Clarendon
Allegheny College
Personal Notes From Merket Street and Visiting Relatives
Local brief listing multiple residents and visitors. Mr. and Mrs. F. M Caughey returned from a month in Canada. Miss Kate Horton visits Chicago relatives. Mrs. Thomas Harrington and Miss Helen Keating stay with a brother in Erie. Mr. and Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Wiley visit Titusville. Alfred Brown returns to Syracuse University as a sophomore. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie of Beverly, Mass., depart via Canada. Mrs. Albert Berger and daughter Dorothea and Mrs. Greer visit Metzger Wright Fair opening.
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F. M Caughey
Merket Street
Canada
Kate Horton
Market Street
George Horton
Chicago
Wil
Thomas Harrington
Irvine
Helen E. Keating
Ashland
Kentucky
Erie
Keating
Arte
Alfred Brown
Sharman Brown
Pennsylvania
Syracuse University
Sophmore
Bernsrde
Leslie
Beverly
Mass
F. P. Hue
Edna Blood
Albert Berger
Dorothea
Mrs. Greer
Leon I. Riley
Johnsonburg
Farewells for Doverspikes Stir Clarendon Church Events
Multiple farewell gatherings honor Rev. B B Doverspike and wife as they prepare to move to Beaver Falls. Young People's groups, parish members, and neighbors attended parsonage and home functions. Guests included H R HetTick and Eloise, E Dale and E Meddock families, and Donaheys. Birthday observance noted.
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Young Peoples
Evangelical Church
Clarendon
Rev. B. B
Partora
Doverspike
Beaver Falls
Emanuel Evangelical
John Donehey
Tions
Alsc
Donahey
H. R. Het- Tick
Eloise
E. Dale
E. Meddock
Ellis
Dean
Everett Donahey
George Guy Daian Donahey
John Donahey
Impulsive acts and their consequences in a teen column
A reader letter column discusses impulse and regret with advice for a 16 year old girl. Readers share two cases of spontaneous actions at social events and outcomes. Mrs. Lee counsels speaking first to an old acquaintance and handling attention with self respect to avoid further hurt.
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Jackie
Dres
Births and Society Notes Touch Local Life
Mr and Mrs Robert Henry of Sheffield announce the birth of a son at Maternity hospital at 3 40 a m. The baby weighed 6 pounds. Usually no service at First Methodist on conference Sunday but 10 30 a m service planned with Rev Leroy Cass preaching on The Mind of Christ. Grace Methodist class Defenders hosts honored Mr and Mrs Walter Bimber leaving for Southern California. Luncheon tar een dinner featured roasted corn and well wishes. Twenty six college women to dine at Woman's club tonight. United Brethren church reception honors Rev and Mrs A B Brubaker with readings, sketches and gifts. Dorcas Thimble club trip to Kane enjoyed by thirty five members. society to finance church telephone and gift ten dollars to a needy friend.
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Robert Henry
Sheffield
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Conference
Leroy 5
Cass
Rideway
Christ
J. Roy Thomasson
United Brethren Church
A. B. Brubaker
Reeding
W. F. McWilliams
Harold Samuelson
Thelma Gilson
George Olson
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. Hepfinger
M. Shott
Emory Gilson
A. W. Richards
Kane
Kene
Dorcas Thimble
Swedish Lutheran Church
Gunt Johnson
Warren
Gvents
Gleaned Fragments From An Obscure Local Page
The readable text shows scattered names and phrases including locations and actions. It mentions a public notice style fragment with references to a person, a trader, and a possible sale or event. The legible content hints at a civic or community notice with partial lines and unclear context.
White Ribboners Encouraged At WT U Meeting
The September meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met in the Methodist church parlors with Mrs Beas Frick presiding. After devotionals and prayers, officers for the year were appointed and reports from the Warren county convention were shared. New teachers were welcomed, and a social hour followed with refreshments. Delegates to the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention were reported and Edward Walker presented a history of the Spanish American War. Weather bureau praise ended the session.
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Messia
Caurendon
Methodist Church
Beas Frick
Meetor
Temperance Caose
Ransom
Heetor
the Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tocal
Peat Rooms
Col
D. F. A. Wheelock
National Council
Earl Small
J H. West
Pennnsylvania
Edward Walker
Gertrude Schumacher Weds Clyde J. Park
Miss Gertrude Schumacher of Warren marries Clyde J. Park son of Mrs. Henry Park of Ilk Biddle Street at the Hay Redeemer church. The Rev Father W P O'Brien officiates. They plan a weeklong eastward honeymoon and will reside at 100 Eaddle Street after October 1.
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Gertrude Schumacher
Warren
Clyde J. Park
Henry Park
Max Schumacher
Elle
W. H. Catchpole
Son Park
Jamestown
Park
Eaddle Street
James Springer
Kathleen Gleason
Robert Russell
al Winston
Robert Ingalls
Warren Savings Bank and Trust Company
New Process Company
Arkansas Democrats Helpful Slogan Sparks Detective Crooks Claim
A terse message accuses Arkansas Democrats of poor performance while praising hidden detectives who uncover crooked stock salesmen and question Tribune Insurance and whether it pays. The fragment hints at political critique and insurance reference without clear details.
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Arkansas Democrats
Crookey
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Lewis Jamieson
Contract Bridge Club
Canewango Avenue
Lillian Henry
Woman’s Club
E. Elliot
Anne Huber
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Evelyn Elliott
Verus Thompson
Madeline Lin3er
Miss Elliott
3. W. Bhorer
Jamestown, N
Pauline A. Smedley
Pioneer Street
Warren, Pa
Penn Public Service
Anna HE. Lawson
Strand Theatre
Wayne
Helmbrecht
Princess
RAYON
Johnson Brothers
F. B. Wood
W. B. Wiley
Bradford
J. M. Somme
Titusville
Hersel
Mes
Virginia
Woman's Club
Tribune Ineurance
The
Tribune
ZEE Public
Miei
Weather Bureau
Jordan
Fall
Library Theatre Bldz
Beauty Studtio Y Vacrelling
Jackson Ave
Tribune Insurance
N. Carlson
East Main St
Youngaville, Pa
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