Card Party Tuesday at Philomel Club Draws Members and Friends
Catholic Daughters of America invite members and their men and women friends to a card party next Tuesday August 27 at the Philomel Club. Fables for bridge and five hundred planned with multiple prizes. Mrs James O’Neil heads arrangements. Also tonight Branson DeCoy Dream Pictures at the Woman's Club touted as a premier entertainment with Orthophonic Victrola music provided by Bickard Music Shop.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Philomel Club
James
O'Neil
Sem
Woman's Club
Radio parties enjoy fights at McDonald home
Mrs A J MacDonald of 24 Bradley Street hosted twelve friends last night as radio reception for the fight fans faltered. The party began with 1590 and after the fight returns the hostess served luncheon, continuing the social activity that evening in their home.
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Fight
A. J. MacDonald
Bradley Street
McDon
Evangelical Aid Meeting Plans October Bake Sale
Yesterday the First Evangelical Aid met in church parlors with good attendance. Mrs. Carl Peterson read the scripture. Mrs. Dornheim led in prayer. A bake sale was planned for the first week of October, with the exact day to be announced. A committee was appointed to organize the sale. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Tom Murphy, Mrs. Charles Mathis, and Mrs. J. F. King.
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Carl Peterson
Dornheim
Tom Murphy
Charles Mathis
J. F. King
Warren Tonight and Tomorrow Theatre Listings
Warren Tonight features Framed at Library theatre with Milton Sibills and three acts of vaudeville. Columbia theatre presents Tillie the Toil sen with Marion Davies. Plus local church events and a corn roast at Founders hall. Tomorrow columbia theatre shows Hoot Gibson in Denver Dude and Library theatre hosts Jackie Coogan in lorhe Bugle Call. An art display begins at Pob tig Library Art Gallery. Warren Lady Rebekahs meet at 8:00 in I C OF hall. Mrs Creal entertains at a one o'clock luncheon at the Woman's club with four tables of bridge.
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Library
Milton Sibills
Columbia Theatre
Tillie the Toilsen
Marion Davies
M. E. Church
Founders Hall
Brandon DeCou
South Sea
Mitchell
First Baptist Church
Charles Edgett
Conenango Avennue
Warren
Hoot Gibson
Denver
Creal
A. V. Moyer
Evanston, Til
Thomas K. Creal
Woman's Club
Oak Street
W C T U Plans Future Work In Conewango
Miss Agnes McGrath sails to Harrisburg for an extended visit. Conewango W C T U members meet at Mrs Charles J Hamm. Reports from county convention aired. plan to place a picture of Frances Willard in a country school. Bake sale in late Oct and donations for the Aspinwall charity aid discussed.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapids
Tribune
Conewango W. C. T. U
Charles J. Hamm
Glade Avenue
R. J. Keenan
Mills
Ray J. Williamson
Center Street
Dharruspury
Ade
Gettysburg
Ruhiman
Carrie Miller
Aattie Kabelin
Ada Rohlman
Ruhlman
Grace
Aspinwall
Local social notes and society weddings in Reynoldsville
Tr and Mrs Harry Clawson are barred from activities with their son at Kiekiminetas Springs Schools Seltsburg and visiting in Pittsburgh and Greensburg. Mrs G A Goueen and son Jack return home to Biddle street from Dunkirk after visiting relatives. Frank A Fine leaves for Rochester NY to attend Cavalier DeFrance wedding. Alpheus Hubley pledged to Phi Delta Theta at State College. Ralph Sechriest leaves for Pratt Institute in Brooklyn to study commercial art. Edgar T Sill wedding in Pittsburg. Richard Evans Jr leaves for Cornell Law School. University of Pennsylvania guests at Trinity Episcopal. Munsey couple as house guests. Blanche Lawson hosts bridge club at Stoney Tonesome with noon luncheon. Cora Swick and Thomas Bright attend Northwestern district conference for Federation of PA Women. Mitchell Bible class holds first fall meeting at Edgett home. Eastern Star plans October card party. Myrtle Bairstow appointed refreshments chief. Verna Rae to wed Joseph Lindmark at bride’s home. guests from Warren include Lindmarks and Stoddards. bride teaches at South Street school. couple to reside here after honeymoon.
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G. G. Sill
Pittspourea
Edgar T. Sill
Sarah Patterson
Richard Evans, Jr
Richard Evens
Cornell University
Ibaza
N. Y
Law
Royden Keith Yorke
University of Pennsylvania
James . Ware
Trinity Episcopal
W. B. Stewert
C. El.retherford
Munsey
Indiana
Edn Parshall
Market Street
Emma Stricker
Elizabeth Tubbts
Katherine Underwood
Aleda Swanson
Jessie Walters
Rose Smith
Sertha Anderson
Fannie White
Ruth Whitehill
Kate White
Sue Willard
Hazel Swanson
Clarabelle Shick
Miss Rae
Verna Rae
Howard Rae
Reynoldsville
Joseph Lindmark
Ches. Lindmark
Central Avenue
Harold F. Stoddard
Warren
Charles Lindmark
Rosa
Lillian
Viola
Edwin
Harold Stoddard
Herbert Harris
Carmen Millican
Axel Landahl
Rae
South Street
Lindmark
Tribune Insurance Ad Teaser
An advertisement asks readers if they carry Tribune Insurance and proclaims it pays, urging readers to advertise in The Tribune.
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the Tribune
Jefferson Parent Teacher Meeting at Jefferson School
The Jefferson Parent-Teacher Association held its first fall session in the Jefferson street building with over one hundred parents and teachers. The Kindergarten room led by Mrs Claire Whitaker won the contest of rooms, while 5B was a close second. The treasurer reported $89 in the treasury and plans to buy grade library books for the 4th grade were approved.
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Jefferson School
Jefferson Street
Roy Blodgett
Claire Whitaker
Altha
Floyd Clinger
Roy E Bridgett
Geo. Calderwood
Pittsburgh
Misa Bess Johnson
Jefferson
Parent- Teachers Association
Johnson
Carmen Million
Warren
Chile
Out of the Frying Pan Into the Fire Advice Column
A reader asks how to protect a pretty cousin from a disreputable, unemployed lover. Mrs Lee counsels kindness and social planning to deter the match, while Christine recalls puppy love and urges practical, enduring love through work and commitment. Blondy Bob offers hopeful, prudent wishes for happiness.
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Reath
Jim
Christine
Chris
Tine
Dart
Chrstine
Oil City hosts Northwestern Baptist Association sessions
The Oil Creek Baptist Association completed a three day meeting in Oil City with 300 delegates from 29 churches. Leaders from Philadelphia Harrisburg Cleveland and Buffalo attended. Stoddard and Donovan were named officers and C F Sill re elected clerk. A one day mid year session was approved and Warren was invited to host.
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Harold F. Stoddard
H. G. Buerkle
S. J. Kistler
B H. Donovan
C- 3
Sill
Oil City
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Pennsylvania
Philadelshia
Harrisburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Stoddard
Young People’s Department
B. H. Donovan
Warren
Association
Harvest Home Festival Draws Ridgway Delegation
Emanuel Reformed church postpones its September 25 service to align with Ridgway Harvest Home festival. Rev J Braner preaches 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m. German church choir participates. Ridgway pastor Reverend Richard Mest and Reverend Frank Lar of Titusville are guest speakers.
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Emanuel Reformed
Ridgway Church
J. Braner
Ridgway
Richard Mest
Frank Lar
Fitusville
Are you carry vee IT PAYS
Are you carry vee IT PAYS. The fragmentary line hints at a sales pitch or ad copy possibly promoting a product or service with the phrase IT PAYS. No clear event person organization or date emerges from the readable text.
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Evangelical Aid Meets
Lutheran Church
Isabelle Dening
Church
John Shaunnessy
S. S
Blanche Hertzel
White
B. P. White
Children’s Home Finding Society
First Lutheran Church
MA K_ LAWSON BEAUTY SHOP
Penna. Ave
Strand Theatre
Wayne C. Helmbrecht
API
Johnson Brothers
Conewango W.C.T.U
Agnes McGrath
Inc
Miss Olson
Audrey Olson
Schantz Street
June Snyder
Crystabelle Dele
Martha Nelson
Lucille Taylor
Lane Schirck
Naomi Schirck
Anna Strickler
Alice Wolfe
Margaret, Thomas
Bionic
Mares
Catherine Lampe
William Crossett
Hugh Robertson
J. P.rogers
Conewango
Trinity
Memorial Episcopal Church
Josephine Bolger
Cambridge
Mass
Harold Triggs
New York City
Acite Harrison
Norma Andrews
Robert Sternberg
Erie
By Knapp
Thiel James Frantz
C. J. Frantz
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Thiel College
Isabelle Dennig
Bernard Dennig
East Street
ST Luke's Guild
St. Luke's Guild
Ed Lindsey
St. Barnabas
North East
Thomas Wallace
Mary Himebaugh
Geddes
F. McClellan
Edna Harvey
Viola Drake
William Gretesterger, Jr
C. King
Helen Haley
Josepphine Hall
Cherles Brown
Walter Charlesworth
Havenil
George Wells
Elder
J. Hoyer
O'Connell
Schrodt
Lester Wilson
Tidioute
W. M. Lindsey
Ed Parshall
W. B. Stewart
C. L. Rutherford
Atlantic Ocean
News-Herald
Department of Commerce
Harry Clawson
Kiekiminetas Springs
Seltsburg
Greensburg
E. L. Stein
Woman’s Shop
Cigcerans
Frank A. Fine
Onondaga Avenue
Rochester
Alpheus P. Hubley
W. W. Hubley
West Fifth Avenue
State College
Henry Sandblande
Clifton Springs
Ralph Sechriest
Fred Sechriest
West Street
Brooklyn
Pratt Institute of Fine Arts
Blanche Lawson
Stoney Tonesome
Progressive League
Cora Swick
Fifth Avenue
Thomas Bright
Mitchell Bible Class
Wil
Charles W. Edgett
Conenango Avenue
Tribune Insurance
The
Electrical Appliance Hospital
Elmer D. James
Parent Teacher Meeting
Mable Hayes
Miss Hayes
MFS
Huber
Joseph Huber
Farwell
Charles H. Greenland
Fourth Avenue
Haber
Toronto Canada
William Mulvey
Fred Walters
John Calahan
White House
Jér Ve Marie
Blondy
Bob
Baptist Association
Jordan's
Theatre Big
Ethel M. Krantz
Jackson Ave
ODD Fellows Hall
Youngsville, Pa
Englund
Emilson
Jamestown, New York
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