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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1928

Page

7

Outing on Tuesday at Wildcat Park with South Street teachers

The teachers from South Street School enjoyed a Tuesday evening outing at Wildcat Park. Miss Retha Brown chaired arrangements with Miss Guinevere Knapp assisting, and after supper marshmallows were roasted while Miss Mae Moran and Miss Margaret Corbin performed. Attendees included Mae Moran Eva Corbin Margaret Corbin Elsie Angle Guinevere Knapp Retha Brown Mildred Lawson Katherine White Edith Berkman Cecelia Burch Anne Vervin Libbie Erickson.

South Street School Wildcat Park Retha Brown Guinevere Knapp Mae Moran Margaret Corbin Eva Corbin Elsie Angle Mildred Lawson Katherine White Edith Berkman Cecelia Burch Anne Vervin Libbie Erickson

Spring Creek Grange Meeting Saturday Evening

Spring Creek Grange will host an open meeting this Saturday with Warren County Farm Agent Mr. Tritt in attendance. The program includes songs, discussions on farm management and dairy stock, a question session, and a prayer meeting before weekend services at Epworth Methodist.

Tritt Warren County Spring Creek Grange

Missionary society meeting and bride elect party observed

A large gathering at the First Baptist church Tuesday afternoon heard Mary Gill lead the missionary lesson and Henry Buerkle give devotions. Evening festivities honored bride elect Tony Born with Ann Eckard and Earl Sprague, featuring a 5 hundred dollar prize event, pink and green luncheon, and fourteen place settings.

Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church Mary Gill Henry Buerkle Enos Drum P. W. Edgett Tony Born West Wayne Street Ann Eckards Jamestown Earl Sprague Webster Sechriest Harry Christensen Ann Eckard W. Eckard Charles Sprague William McCarthy Webster Sechnest

West Review No. 4 meeting notes urged attendance

The West Review No. 4 announces a regular business meeting to be held Thursday evening in the K. P. hall at the Wendelboe building. Members are urged to attend as the season's usual activities will resume and a pickup supper will be served at six o'clock, open to all members.

Epworth Methodist Episcopal Wrek West Review No W. B. AL 1 K. of P. Hall Wendelboe Progressive League Ell, Welfe Robert Bassett Water Street Ross Sager Clara Swick Elizabeth Leonhard W. E. German Libbie Ritzenthaler Ella Wolfe C. A. Strong Robe T Brich Estella Barton Edward Morrison Ladies' Aid Society The First Evangelical Church

Y W C A Plans Fall Classes For October Start

The Education committee of the Y W C A met Tuesday to organize fall classes opening in the week of October 8. Members may call the Y W G A to register for subjects including Arts and Crafts, Beginner's English, Dramatics, Dressmaking, Children's Dancing, Gymnasium, world peace discussion groups, Public Speaking, Parliamentary Law and Social Dancing, with up to six enrollments.

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In and Out of Town and Bridge Party Notices

Notes from town residents describe visits with relatives in Pittsburgh Dunkirk and Butler. A wedding party guest list and a progressive league meeting highlight local social life with trips to New York Niagara Falls and Cleveland and a forecast of wedding plans.

Baptist Leaders Attend Oil Creek Conference Session

The Rev. Harold F. Stoddard of First Baptist, and several delegates including Mrs. Alice Sill and L. W. Archibald, travel to Centerville for the Oil Creek Baptist Association annual conference. Delegates hail from Warren, Oil City, Titusville, Bradford, Union City, and nearby towns. Stoddard is slated as a speaker.

Harold F. Stoddard First Baptist Church Young People’s Oil Creek Baptist Association Centerville Alice Sill G. G. Sill L. W. Archibald Alice Archibald Laura Snyder Anna Snyder L. Hoff B. H. Donovan

Corn Roast at Hildum Farm in Garland

Mrs M J Hildum and Mrs Jessie Still with Miss Bessie Steack hosted a corn roast at the Hildum farm in Garland last Thursday evening. About thirty guests attended while Miss Mare and Mr Dale provided music for dancing and refreshments were served. Cautious buyers are advised to read the classified ads carefully.

M.J. Hildum Jessie Still Bessie Steack Hildum Garland Miss Mare Mr. Dale

High School Circulo Espanol Elects Yearly Officers

Circulo Espanol elects James Myers as president Lillian Weaver as vice president Millieen Kopp as secretary Margaret Eaton as treasurer Ruth Goldstein chairs entertainment committee with Margaret Eaton Bertha Frar ing John Beckett and James Myers helping Betty Fiely Edward Johnson Tom Wells Ange Beve ring named Dramatic Club officers for semester Miss Kahl urges active members despite large membership Plans for December seven evening of plays include a mystery farce and fantasy Junior class plans a fall play to fund treasury date eyed for October 28 Debating club to face Erie Central in a presidential candidacy debate Preparations under way with Pon Anderson Walter Mauer Ernest Miller Ruth Goldstein Virginia Slocum Militeen Kopp Grace Greer Louise Urbanski among participants

Circulo Espanel James Myers Lillian Weaver Millieen Kopp Margaret Eaton Ruth Goldstein Bertha Fraring John Beckett Betty Fiely Edward Johnson Tom Wells Ange Bevering Dramatic Club Miss Kahl Erie Central Pon Anderson Walter Mauer Ernest Miller Virginia Slocum Militeen Kopp Grace Greer Louise Urbanski

Shower for Miss Kofod Bride-to-be of Warren Logan

Miss Lucile Kofod of Jamestown formerly Warren will wed Warren Logan on October 10. Friends hosted a shower at 237 Falconer Street Jamestown with prizes to Frances Reed Lillian Ko rod and Mrs Garfield Greenwood. Luncheon followed with pink and green decor centering a miniature arch bridegroom. Edna Blair received the ring from the fortune cake and other gifts were given by Donna and Dolores Anderson.

Kofod Lucile Kofod Jamestown Warren Warren Logan A. F. Logan Brookstreet Harry Anderson D. G. Anderson Falconer Street N.Y Danco Frances Reed Lillian Ko‘rod Garfield Greenwood John Ahlstrom George Greenwood Edna Blair Wilbur Reed Helen Armstrong Donna Dolores Anderson Mrs D. C. Anderson

Janet James Runs From Fame To Pittsburgh Scandal

Janet James a New York stage star receives a 12000 gift from the late Patty Bigelow and faces intensified publicity through newspaper mentions. She flees with Lotus Flower and Benny Reilly to Pittsburgh hoping to hide, taking the alias Mary Odette. Barrie Bassett suspects her identity, courting her at a country estate, while Janet struggles to keep her past secret as a Telegram reporter closes in.

Janet Mary James New York Marc Goldstein Ballard Riley Ballard Janet Patty” Bigelow Lotus Flower Chihenge Pittsburgh Benny Reilly Pitsburgh Nas Barrie Bassett Barrie Mary Odette Mary Qdette Mary Ann Bayes Lotus Miss Bayes Janet James Basset Denny Tanet

Janet and Miss Bayes Plot A Scandal to Save Janet

Janet James unravels a partial confession to Miss Bayes as both women, joined by a baby and a plan, scheme to smuggle Janet and Denny out of town while spurring a collaborative story. Bayes agrees to help to shield Janet from exposure, hoping a coordinated tale will serve both. Mrs. Ernest Stewart and Mrs. Frank Smith invite Epworth Ladies to a Thursday 2:30 PM church parlors meeting to discuss winter plans.

Denny Janet Miss James Miss Bayes Mixa Bayes Notorety Della de Lacy Mary Ann Bayes Ernest Stewart Frank Smith Epworth M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society

Mello-Glo face powder promises lasting coverage

Modlen Drug Co promotes MELLO-GLO a new French process face powder that protects complexions in all weathers. It claims not to dry the skin or clog pores, resists perspiration, and lasts longer while feeling pure and fair.

Modlen Drug Co

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