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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1928

Page

7

Warren Grange appoints committee on new hall

The Warren Grange meeting at F H C hall formed a committee to investigate buying a hall for six meetings. Members named: E D Stewart Watts N Davis Mac Giney James Berger Mrs Mary Kiger and Mrs Sampson. Worthy Master James Thompson presided as discussion on Penn State dormitory needs and bond issue urged. fundraising social to support dormitory reported for North Warren home of Mrs Mary Kidder on Wednesday evening.

Warren Grange F. H.C. Hall E. D. Stewart Watts N. Davis Mac Giney James Berger Mary Kiger Sampson James Thompson Skirs Mary Kidder Penn State College North War‘ren Penn State

Plan Card Party Promised By G A R Circle Women

The women of the G A R Circle hold a benefit card party in the guest rooms Monday at eight. A large attendance is anticipated.

G. A. R. Circle Gost Rooms

Missionary Society Meeting at First Baptist Church Parlor

Mrs Enos Drum and Mrs P v J Balgett host the Missionary Society gathering in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 00 o clock Officers urged strong attendance and noted the event as a community church activity Friends and members from Warren Wrightsville James town and Celoron were among those invited to participate Christine Frank of King Creek celebrated her 80th birthday with about fifty guests Music and visiting followed the luncheon gifts were presented to Mrs Frank on the occasion.

Warren Wrightsville James Town Celoron Christine Frank King Creek

Attending Wedding as Windsor Cousins Journey to New York

Mr and Mrs Ralph W Cousins of Starbrick plan Tuesday departure by motel for Philadelphia and New York to attend their son Windsor s wedding to Miss Bana Stahl set for Saturday September 22 at the bride s New York home. Miss Anna Snyder hosted Miss Jeanette Jamieson s pre nuptial gathering in Venturetown Friday evening with four banco tables, prizes for Miss Anna Wedin and Miss Margaret Miller, gifts for the bride, and a two course luncheon.

Ralph W Cousins Starbrick Philadelphia New York Windsor Bana Stahl Jamieson Anna Snyder Venturetown Jeanette Jamieson Anna Wedin Margaret Miller Agnes Jamieson Inez Lawson Mildred Carlson Martha Rei

Dinner Party Honors Atlantic City Guests

Mrs C T Gonatro hosts a family dinner at the Women s Club Monday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Wendall Norris of Atlantic City The Willing Workers of the North Warren Presbyterian Church held a tureen dinner Wednesday at one o clock in the church Dinner will be followed by the regular business meeting All members urged to attend

C. T. Gonatro Woman’s Club Wendall Norris Atlantic City North ‘Warren-Presbyterian Church Progressive League Robert Bassett Water Street Epworth League The Swedish Methodist Church Warlows Swedish Baptist Church

Lutheran groups plan church events this week

Mr and Mrs August Johnson host Lutheran Brotherhood members in the church parlors Wednesday evening inviting all members to attend. Luther League to meet at 630 pm Monday at the First Lutheran church to carpool to Starbrick for a corn roast at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Cousins.

August Johnson The Lutheran Brotherhood of the Swedish Lutheran Church Luther League of the First Lutheran Church Starbrick Ralph W. Cousins

Swedish Congregational Church To Call New Pastor

Members will hold a special business meeting in the church parlors Tuesday at 7 30 for the purpose of calling a new pastor. All church members are urged to attend.

Swedish Congregational Church

Jolly Twelve Club Entertained By Ericksons At Home

Mr and Mrs William Erickson hosted the Jolly Twelve at their 3 Dahl Street home on Saturday night Progress ive five hundred was played with honor prizes awarded to Mrs R G Swanson and Mr Sam Loomis and consolation to Mr Verner Backstrom A two course luncheon followed the games

William Erickson Dahl Street Jolly Twelve Club R. G. Swanson Sam Loomis Verner Backstrom Albert Schwartz E. Steber C. H. Engard Venturetown Earl Surdell Earl Salisbery August Johnson Engard Jack Page Earl Sundell Earl Salisbury Mary Engard E. C. Steber

Weekend Roundup of Local Residents Visiting Relatives

Mrs Edna M Park and nephew Burton Stith of 210 Water Street return home after a weekend in Buffalo. Alfred Nero and daughter Ethel join Mr and Mrs Anton Lawson for a Sunday visit in Wilkes Barre Pa. Mrs H M Hunter of West Street heads to Pittsburgh then Wyoming with C C Powell and Hooper family. Chloe McLaren from Laurel Street travels to Washington DC to visit her daughter. E W Damron, guest of Mrs E A Arnold, returns to Columbus Ohio. F R McCartney of Cayuga Avenue leaves for Grand Rapids Michigan for a week. Mabel Lawson, night supervisor at Warren General Hospital, returns from two months with her parents in Jamestown NY. Blanche Chapman resumes maternity ward duties. Fran M Falber and Kenneth F Pohle of Buffalo visit father George Falber in 1912 Pennsylvania Avenue Boat and Boat rs, then depart to New York City for two weeks. Agnes Carrie Garfield of Jamestown NY visits Frank Trusler on Water Street. W G Irwin of Rochester and son Donald of Syracuse spend weekend with W J Knupp on Fourth Avenue en route to Gettysburg Philadelphia Atlantic City and New York City. Florence Jacobs of Liberty Street leaves Sunday for South Hadley MA to enter Mt Holyoke College. Marie Nagel, Martha Ackert, and Erna Dase visit Ella Ackert in Erie Hospital. A E Swegles of Parker Street heads to Rochester NY to visit relatives.

Alfred Nero Ethel Anton Lawson Wilcoa H. M.hunter West Street Pittsburgh C. C. Powell C. E. Hooper Sper Wyoming Chloe McLaren Laurel Street Washington, D. C E. W. Damron E. A Arnold Fourth Avenue Columbus Ohio F. R. McCartney Cayuga Avenue Grand Rapids Michigan Mies Fran M. Falber Kenneth F. Pohle Buffalo N. Y George Falber Pennsylvania Avenue Pennsylvania Noe East New York City W. G. Irwin Rochester Donald Syracuse W. J. Knupp Gettysburg Philadelphia Atlantic City Florence Jacobs H. C. Jacobs Liberty Street Jeff South Hadley Massachusetts Mt. Holyoke College Marie Nagel Martha Ackert Erna Dase Erie Ella Ackert Hamet Hospital

Three Warren graduates enter Penn State as freshmen

Three Warren high school alumni from a 76-student class passed Penn State entrance exams and enrolled as freshmen. Elbert Garrison and Edgar Wolcott from Warren and Edmond Baird of North Warren were named. Baird and Wolcott were 1927 graduates. Garrison finished in 1926.

Warren High School Pennsylvasia State College Elbert Garrison Edgar Wolcott Warren Edmond Baird North Warren Baird Wolcott Warren High Garrison

Tent Meetings Draw Large Crowds With Sermons On Death

Evangelist A L White preached on The Second Coming of Christ and later Death as part of Sunday tent services attended by large audiences. Song Evangelist Robert S Conley led in song. Evening talk linked spiritual death to Adam and Eph 2:1. Clocked nightly meetings at 7:45 continue this week. KING'S HERALDS PICNIC AT Allegheny Springs hosted by First Methodist children with Woman's Foreign Missionary Society aid.

A. L. White Robert S. Conley Evangelist Joshua Joseph Egypt King's Heralds King’s Heralds First Methodist Episcopal Church Kate Wilkins Allegheny Springs H. G. Andrews Milton McKenze E. R. Frost Mis Ta K. Baxter Harold Kelsey Blanche Hawkins Arg Trezise Gwendolyn Kinkead Meredyth Marian Hansen Ale

Flasher and Darling wed at Falconer First Baptist

Miss Frances M. Flasher of Tidioute and Clyde E. Darling of Youngsville were united in marriage Saturday at Falconer New York with Rev. R W Neathery officiating. After a short wedding trip they will reside in Youngsville. The notice also lists Epworth League meeting at Swedish Methodist church and missionary tea at First Lutheran parish, plus Baraca Class gathering at Swedish Baptist church.

Frances M. Flasher Tidi Oute. Pa Clyde E. Darling Youngsville Falconer N. Y R. W. Neathery Falconer First Baptist Church R. Howerton Neathery

High School Glee Club tryouts and clubs meeting

Sophomore, junior, and senior girls who were not out Monday may try again Tuesday at four in room forty. Junior and senior dramatic clubs meet Tuesday at 7:15. Dues of 76 cents for the year due at this meeting. General reorganization and officer election planned. Additional meeting for dues payment. After second meeting, fees become closed. Cabinet meeting discussed Girl Reserve ring awarding and membership campaign. First football game Saturday vs Youngsville drew strong attendance. Blue and White board meeting postponed to Tuesday at four in room 24 to decide on magazine vs bi weekly newspaper format.

Girls Glee Club

Births and Lodge Dinner Planned in Warren Area

Irv ington and Brook Street families report newborns at Maternity Hospital with weights ranging 6 to 11 pounds 9 ounces. Leon Baumgarder of Tionesta announces a daughter born at 7 30 Monday. Rebekah Lodge invites Youngsville and Ridicute members to a 6 PM dinner Friday with reservations required. meeting to follow.

William Baumgardner Tionesta Maternity Hospital

Janet James Goes Under Secret Identity in New York

Janet Mary James, an eighteen year old Broadway star, assumes the alias Mary Odette to work as a secretary for Barrie Bassett in Pittsburgh after fleeing New York publicity surrounding a bequest. Bassett recognizes a familiar voice and hints at a past romance, pressuring Janet to meet for a lunch to discuss her fate as she hides her true identity and past.

Janet Mary James New York Mort Goldstein Ballard Riley Janet Noth Tittle Patty’ Bigelow Multis Lotus Flower Chis Nene Pittsburgh Denny Reilly Ballard Pitsburgh Barrie Baswett Barrie Mary Odette Barrie Bassett Janet James Hns Mary Bassett Prd South Lexington Kentucky Basset Broadway James Guinan Ime

Slumber Party Hosted by Miss Dorothy Lord

Miss Dorothy Lord entertained guests at a Fifth Avenue home Friday night for a slumber party. Music and dancing filled the evening and a midnight luncheon followed. Attending were Miss Marion Lundahl and Miss Mary Grace of Warren, Miss Hetty and Miss Virginia Lagan of Dubois, and Miss Margaret Smith of Buffalo.

Dorothy Lord Fifth Avenue Marion Lundahl Mary Grace Warren Hetty Virginia Lagan DuBois Margaret Smith Buffalo, N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hall Toich Edna M. Park Burton Stith Waterstreet Mabel Lawson Warren General Hospital Jamestown Blanche Chapman Miss Lawson Agnes Carrie Garfield Jamestown, N. Y Frank Trusler J . Waterstreet A. E. Swegles Parker Street Relativs NORMA Andrews the Institute of Musical Arts Fifth Ave Just OM Market Flasher Darling Woman's Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church F. X. Miller South Street Cern Conti Pa. Ave Lawrace Miller Irvington, Pa Herman Kylander Brook Street Rebekah’s Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge Idicute H. A. Johnston Jack Neely Youngsville Lodge North Pitt Ave North Park Chicago J. Griaaley White House Coffee C. F. Larson Comewango Ave
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