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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1927
Page
2
The Jefferson Parent Teacher Association begins its fall schedule on Thursday September 22 at 2 45 PM with a reception honoring district patrons and teachers. A short program follows the business meeting with talks on recreation in education and home study plus musical numbers.
The Ladies Aid of the M E Church announces a rummage sale at Exchange Block on September 29 30 and October 1. Proceeds support church activities and community aid. Items include clothing household goods and trinkets. Await further details and times.
In Warren Tonight multiple screenings and church and school events fill the schedule. John Barrymore stars in Don Juan at the Library theatre while Lewis Stone appears in The Notorious Lady at Columbia. Swedish Lutheran church hosts the Lutheran Brotherhood at 8:00 and an annual festival features the Swedish Congregation league at Falconer. First Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale in the Exchange block Thursday through Saturday with large anticipated crowds and calls for contributed goods via Greenland Furniture store. Mrs Charles Knabb hosts Missionary Society at Conewango Creek home with bathe and sewing and a five oclock tureen supper. Mrs J W Newmaker hosts the Study Club luncheon at the Women’s Club.
The Woman's Club marks fall with Presidents Day on October 1, honoring Miss Anna G. Rockwell as president. The 2:30 PM event features music by Mrs W. R. Bairstow, yearbooks presented by Mrs. George H. Dunham, reports from community service, art, and literary heads, tea, and philanthropic discussions. Delegates to the Northwestern District Federation meet in Gil City will report.
Sixteen members of the Progressive League gathered last evening at Mrs. T. M. Brights home on 1404 Pennsylvania Avenue East for dinner. Mrs. Kirwin led a daytime topics questionnaire and Mrs. Harrison spoke on trees before a social period. The group plans a Halloween party at the next meeting October 18 with Mrs. Harrison as hostess.
Edgar Logan and Thomas Donaldson depart to Philadelphia to enter the University of Pennsylvania. Mrs Burns and Staachan leave for New York City to sail to Scotland and Sweden. Families including the Geracimos, Smth, Lott, and Schuler visit Cleveland, Columbus, and Florida, with others heading to Annapolis and Boston for studies or stay. Conversation ends with a quip about marriage and a man’s better half.
Miss Evelyn B Elliott daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Elliott of Prospect Street and Donald C Smith son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith of Water Street were married at Grace Methodist church in a simple morning ceremony The Reverend L M Barnard officiated The couple left for a motor trip and will reside at 400 Water Street before their new home is ready Mr Smith works with his father in C Smith and Company Miss Elliott a Warren High School graduate 1923.
Ice snow and killing frosts spread across central and northern Ohio as unseasonably warm days gave way to temperatures near 30 degrees. Snow flurries observed in Sandusky amid rain, frost damage to Perry County truck gardens and corn, foggy conditions in Hocking County, and frost throughout central regions. Warm weather expected to follow.
The Business Girls Federation of the YWCA met for a six o'clock dinner at the association building then held a business meeting. Reports from committees covered the Setting Up Conference held Sept 12 with talks on personality development and education for young women. Committee lists include Program, Finance, Religious and World Fellowship, Publicity, Social, Citizenship, and Education with chairmen and members named. Federation Night begins Oct 3 and runs monthly through June with talks and hostess clubs under the theme "Gate Ways." Federation enrollment is set for the first week in October. A special meeting of committee chairmen is scheduled for Thursday at 7 pm with the General Secretary and Miss Brunke. ELECT NEW SECRETARY At Swedish Lutheran Church class 1517, Allan Johnson was elected secretary to replace Kenneth Swanson. Harold Johnson hosted a gathering at Crescent Street with refreshments after the meeting.
Mr and Mrs Burdett Fiiyou of Akeley welcomed a son born at 11 p m Tuesday at the Maternity hospital weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces. Mr and Mrs Roger Olson of 113 North Irvine Street welcomed a son born at 5 15 a m this morning at the Maternity hospital weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces.
Auditor candidate B.ounnapp, possibly the youngest seeking Republican support, won a strong vote for placement on the ballot yesterday.
A reader survey article quotes Mrs Lee offering guidance to young women on marriage and dating. It contrasts naive letters from two girls with her cautions against joining unsuitable relationships. She argues men seek marriage with responsibility, not merely courting flirtation, and advises ending a poor proposal.
Kinzua events include the postponement of The Three Live Ghosts at Odd Fellows Hall due to actor illness. Weekend visitors were Rev. G. B. Ingersoll and families from Williamsport and Slate Run, with gatherings at the Matson and Stanton homes. Residents from Jamestown Meadville Olean and Mt Jewett were also noted visitors and local social activities announced for St Lukes Guild luncheon at one o'clock.
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