Dr Ruth Burr and Homer Rogers Honored at Party
Mrs Edward Haggerty hosted a gathering at North Warren to honor Dr Ruth Burr and Homer Rogers of the Warren State Hospital staff as they prepare to depart for Philadelphia California and Oregon. A picnic supper followed by card games with prizes awarded to Dr Petry Mrs White and Hamblen Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Haggerty
M. E. Pepke
North Warren
Ruth, Burr
Homer Rogers
Warren State Hospital
Burr
Philadelphia
Rogers
California
Oregon
OK. Petry
Kenneth White
Hamblen Eaton
Ruth; Burr
Robert Israel
Hamblen Easton
I A. Darling
Francis Paul
H. K. Petry
Lillian Moore
Louise Burson
Louise Miller
Dorothy Powers
Flora Darling
Elaine Noble
Blanche Fuhrer
Agnes Prosser
Margaret Miller
Carolyn Pepke
Chris Pepke
Rita Haggerty
Evening Honors for Ralph Sechriest Before Pratt Institute
Mrs. Fred Sechriest hosted a midweek gathering at 9 West Street to honor her son Ralph who departs Friday for Brooklyn to resume studies at Pratt Institute. Guests included Jane MacDonald Catherine Peel Mae Brennan Helen Brennan Norman Kidder Daniel Terry Gunard Peterson Mary Sechriest and Ralph Bechriest with music dancing and cards followed by a luncheon in green and white. Thursday night Catherine Peel hosts in honor of Mrs Sechriest, with Jane MacDonald leaving for Mount Ida School in Boston and Norman Kidder bound for Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sechriest
West Street
Ralph
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute
Jane MacDonald
Catherine Peel
Mae Brennan
Helen Brennan
Norman Kidder
Daniel Terry
DuBois
MacDonald
LeRoy B. Campbell
Highland Cottage
Fifth Avenue
Mount Ida School For
Boston
Adelaide Cogswell
Miss MacDonald
Dinner Dances and Club Gatherings Highlight Pittsfield Social Scene
Members of the Jolly Twelve Club hosted a chicken dinner at the Pittsfield Inn with a bridge contest awarding prizes to Mrs. Kennedy Sophia Gustafson and Mrs. Murphy. A W. I. U. dinner-dance followed at the Good Fellowship Club with Del Werle’s orchestra and a long attendee list. Plans for a Harvest party and a Lutheran parish house meeting were announced, and a shower for Mrs. Miller featured gifts and luncheon after bridge games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Jolly Twelve Club
Pittsfield Inn
B. Kennedy
Sophia Gustafson
T. M. Murphy
Graham
Fritz of
Emil Felder
Richard Evans
Ludwig Johnson
Edith Johnson
Ethel Hagestrom
Hilmar Roos
Mary Evans
Cayuga Avenue
Local Notes From Warren and Vicinity
In Warren and nearby towns activities include trips home from Colorado and New York, university and institute visits, and social gatherings. Mrs Hart Cobb and Mr Roy Brown returned from a Colorado motor trip while Dr Carolyn Pepke visits her parents before Pratt Institute. 10% Mark Cowden and son Wallace arrived in Warren after nine weeks in Europe aboard the Olympic. Mrs John Frick arrives for Women’s Clubs sessions as Miss Martha Jennings attends federation meetings. Miss Rachel Winger travels from Eastman School of Music to attend Norma Andrews and J K Vessey wedding. War ren Grange hosts a pie social raising funds for Penn State girls dormitory. Rev John H Gresh to conduct services at Clarendon and Tiona churches. Miss Jane MacDonald honored by Mrs LeRoy Campbell before leaving for Mount Ida School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Pepke
North Warren
Pittsburgh
M. B. Pepke
Pratt Institute
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mark Cowden
Wallace
New York
Olympic
Warren
Europe
John Frick
Allentown
Pennsylvania Women’s Clubs
North Western
District of State Federation of Women's Clubs
Martha Jennings
Tidioute
Rachel Winger
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
NM. Y
Norma Andrews
J. K. Vessey
Ren Grange
Mary Kidder
Penn State College
Maytag Washers To Be Used By Byrd Expedition
Fifty five men led by Commander Richard E Byrd depart for Antarctica facing six months to two years in a desolate climate. Only fifty five of 3 000 applicants were chosen after rigid tests and medical exams to withstand the journey. Maytag washers with aluminum tubs were selected for washday duty aboard the expedition and on supply trips to keep uniforms and gear clean and sanitary under harsh conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
United States Navy
Antarctic
Tropics
Supper Thursday at Protected Home Circle Hall
The Protected Home Circle plans a pickup supper at six on Thursday evening in the P. H. hall. Following supper a card party will be held, with public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protected Home Circle
Chorus to meet for Woman's Club program
Mrs W R Bairstow invites all women of the Japanese chorus of the Woman's Club Choral Department to meet Thursday at 8 30 p m at the stage entrance. The chorus will present The Last Tea of Tsuki after the Federation meeting's evening session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Bairstow
Woman’s Club
Willing Workers Set Final Bazaar Plans at PS Church
Final arrangements for the annual bazaar and supper of the Willing Workers of the North Warren Presbyterian church were completed at a Wednesday meeting. Mrs. W F Jawell chairs the committee. A quilting party is set for October 3 preceded by a tureen dinner at one. A picnic dinner opened the session in the church Sunday school rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Society Wensday Aftenoon
WF. Jawell
Dr Greer to Discuss Political Campaign
The St. Mons will host talks at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Sunday September 23. At 10 30 a.m. the subject Keep the Nation Dry will be discussed and at 7 30 p.m. the series A Model Walker will begin. Dr Greer will start pulpit editorials on the current political campaign with a Sunday evening talk Is the Church in Politics 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bishop Welch to visit Warren in November
Bishop Herbert Welch, former president of Ohio Wesleyan University and new Pittsburgh Area appointee after twelve years in Japan and Korea, will preach at First Methodist Episcopal Church Warren on Sunday morning November 4. A mass meeting of Warren Methodists and nearby communities is set for Sunday night at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church led by Dr Greer and local ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Welch
Erie
Methodist Epicopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Greer
Warren
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Welch
Pittsburgh
Japan
Korea
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Lutheran Brotherhood Conference Report in Warren
Mr Gust Borg vice president presided at the Swedish Lutheran Brotherhood meeting in Warren in the president's absence. He summarized the northern conference held in Williamsport and outlined men's work for the coming year. Warren district banquet set for October 5 in Titusville with Ludlow Sheffield Youngsville Oil City and Warren. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Borg
Swedish Lutheran Brotherhood Society
Carl Jacobson
Borg
Williamsport
Warren
Titusville
Lutheran Brotherhood
Ludlow
Sheffield
Youngsville
Oil City
August Johnson
Surprise Bridge Shower Honors Mrs Stanley Newgren
Mrs William Weaver and Mrs John Peterson hosted a surprise shower at Mrs Petersons home 103 North Irvine Street Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs Stanley Newgren of 101 Russell Street Six bridge tables with prizes to Miss Martha Lee and Miss Pearl Bergmann A two course luncheon followed with yellow and green color motif Out of town guests included Mrs Martha Cosgrove Liberia South America and Miss Pearl Bergmann Philadelphia Honor also given to Miss Kofod By Mrs Clarence McKalip at the Blanchard home Tiona Jamestown bride to be Warren Logan October 10 Bridge prizes went to Edna Blair and Mary Edinger Pink and green decor luncheon served guests listed including Hofod Jamestown and Louise Blanchard
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Ais
LeRoy Miller
Onolre Knap
Mazel Karr
South Irvine Street
Donald Babbite
Milton McKenzie
Miller
Leah Marsh
Donald Babbitt
Ann Mulvey
Laurabelle Shield
Viola Vosberg
Hazel Karr
Gordon
John Gordon
Evelyn Decker
Montgomery Ward
Helen Moot
Conewango Avenue
Drs. Gordon
William Weaver
John Peterson
Miss Hofod
Louise Blanchard
Mary Edinger
Edna Blair
Helen Hughes
Alma Templeton
D. Anderson
Hofod
Jamestown
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Ruth Burr
W. 1.1
Good Fellowship Club
Page Hollow Road
del Werle
C. E. Tickner
George Juline
Robert Ward
Frank Iseman
Jack Neely
John Anderrege
Wallace Jewell
J. O. Morley
Filia Olsson
Har Johnston
Ralph Knupper
Harold Bredford
Emil Johnson
Chris Anderson
William Brinton
J. Funk
Stanley Cramer
Harold Jordan
Herbert Larson
Bert Geer
Fred Gibson
Frank Wagner
First Lutheran Church
Hart Cobb
Cedar Street
Roy Brown
Colorado
K. M. Andrews
New York City
W. J. McPherson
Pittsburgh, Pa
H. P. Wallace
Willoughby Avenue
John H. Gresh
Clarendon
Tiona
Gresh
Lakewood
The
Tribune
Thomas
Rhoda Thomas
Jefferson Avenue
Cornell University
Stewart Meyer
Robert Dunham
Carnegie Tech
Charles Ridder
Cora Meyers
Vlan Bazaar
Anne Be
Jamieson Hardware & Supply Co
DR. Greer
Bishop Welch
Grayher Electric Co
Pennsylvania Electric Company
Eugene
Conti’s
Mhone
Aye
Oxford
OUR
Chilren
Bee Shop
Penn Sylvania Ave
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