Warren Times Mirror from Warren, Pennsylvania • Page 3

History of Christian Science Church Is Read At Dedication On Sunday, of First i Church of Scientist, dedi- cated their church edifice at 312 Market street, seivices held at 10:45 in the morning and at three in the afternoon. At both the sketch of the was read: After having met informally since January 2, 1892, a small group of earnest students organized Christian Science Society of Wan'cn. Pa. on March 1. 1907, thus becom- ing a recognized branch of the church, The First Church of Christ.

Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Services were held at 905 Penn- avenue, east, until 19i0, when the congregation moved to 137 Conewango avenue, which remained it': headquarters until 1914. when it moved to the Scofield building, 221 Liberty street. On October 27, 1919, the organization was chartered under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, thus becoming First Church of Christ, Scientist, in r- ren. Pa.

In 1912 the present property at 312 Market street was purchased and remodeled. Here the first sei vice was held on Wednesday evening. January 1, 1930. the assistance of a grant irom the trustees under the will of Mfiiy Baker Eddy, all indebtedness has now been liquidated. As it is an invariable rule that Christian Science churches are not dedicated until entirely free from debt, this is an occa.sion for rejoicing and gratitude for all intere.sted in this church.

ISIu.sic for the dedicatory service v.as a solo. Be Within Your especially composed with Scriptural words by Edith Haine.s Kuester and impressively 5 ung by the church soloist, Mrs. Anna Wilson. Large Number Volunteer To Assist County Rent Director Brace S. Knabenshue.

Wairen County Rent Director, wishes to thank all who volunteered to assist in the registration of all dwelling units (rented or offered for in the defense area. In the three main registration centers the response was outstanding. In the following have volunteered their services: Mrs. C. H.

Sontag, Mrs. Larry Krespan, Mrs. Gus Geracimos, Mrs. Burr Walker. Mrs.

Betty Scalise, J. Greenwald, Mrs. H. Rothchilds, Doris Bassett. Mrs.

H. D. Hubb.s, Vernice Grazi- ino, Garnett Nehfer, Ann Smith, Dorothy Bimber, Lucile Erickson. Mr.s. Dean Anderson.

Mrs. E. M. Bell and Mrs. B.

A. Waxnian. Other volunteers from Warren will also be on hand. Sheffield volunteers include; Betty Loomis, Ruth Miller, Mae Swanson. Steve Greenwood, Mary Richwalsky, Ann Loughry.

Orris Alice Nelson. Dollaid Howard. Wayne Chambei-lain. Bruso Smith, Russell Tayloi', Martha Eisenhauer, and L. O.

Eisenhauer. The volunteers Usted for Youngs- I ville are: Miss 5 h. Mrs. Mrs. M.

Gilliland. Miss Handler. R. L. Albright, Mis.s Kamber, Mis.s Osbroski, Miss WTiitford, Mrs.

W. R. Lake. Miss Motl. Mr.s.

Lindborg, and Mrs. O. T. Wolfe. Landlords in the Warren County Defense Rental Aiea are urged to register properties as soon as possible.

By attending to this required early in the week a last minute can be i easily avoided. Tlie vohmteers and i staff from the rental office will i try to give you prompt and helpful service. Registration centerp. located in the high schools in Warren. Shef' field and Yoinigsville.

will be tpen from 4 imtil 9 p. m. through Fri! day, October 23. Letters to the Edifor Irvine, Oct. 15, 1942.

Editor Times-Mirror, Warren, Pa. What is all this histerla about. This yowling about the coui-t house fence? Is the greatest nation on eartliso exiiausted by ten months of war that wo are now down to our last tack, our last drop of gasoline, our last ounce of coffee and sugar, and on the verge of collapse, or is all this howling done just to encourage the Japs and Xazis Can't you just see the headlines in tlae Axis news? resources exhausted. Children naked and starving. Her manpower drained.

Dralting women and children. So weakened internally TIMES TOPICS EXPKKT IS William C. Frogale of the Priority Section, War F'roduc- tion Board, Erie Field Office, will again be at tlie Chamber oi Commerce all day Tuesday, to answer questions on general priorities matters for anyone who desires to coiisult him. It is advisable that appointments be made by telephone number 470. MAY H.WE KEY A key for a Yale lock, with miniature 1941 license plate Ijeaiing numerals 16A96, has been found that a few bombs well aimed and and brought to the Times-Mirroi', dropped will bring about complete where the ownei may call for it.

collapse and as.sure an Axis viC' tory. ST AKOIM) THE i OKNEll It seems to me that there could Elsewhere in this issue will bu be no better way to play into the iound an advertisement for chim- hands of our enemy than this ever- ney cleaning. This is surely a laeting pessiniistic howling about sign that winter is just arounu how dire our necessity for all the the corner! requisites of war. ------------We have no doubt at all that INITIATOKV DEGKEE there is a real need of such, but Members of Warren Lodge, No. it only plaA-s into the 339 lOOF, are reminded that the hands to keep everlastingly be- initiatory degree will be conierred rating each other for not scrap- at the regular lodge session Tues- ping the things needed at home i day evening and all are asked to and so crippling our country, in- be "on hana.

ternally, that we would be unable ------------to resist and ijivasion, should one BUS SCHEDULES CHANGE ever come. Our transportation Changes were made toilay in system is already crippled and our 1 most of the bus schedules from agricultural system so handicap- Warren to tovsns in this section, ped that it would be impossible to The bus company announced this make a quick evacuation of any morning that piinted copies of the considerable area and feed the would be out soon. evacuees in such an emergency. ------------Now about that fence. It oc- HEAVY FOG TODAY curs to me that several streets in Heavy fog hung over the high- "W-arren are still obstructed with ways in this section this morning old street car rails that would and held traffic speed down to a make much more and better scrap n'Jnimum.

The Greyhound buse.s than the court house fence, which, be th east and west bound were late by the way, I do not think our due to the fog, which was particu- Commissioners have the authority larlj heavy east of this city, being a cording to the bus driver. fence, I have as yet to recall seeing any certain party cHOSEN PRESroENT posters posted thereon. l. Blair, county superinten- No, you accuse me of be-i dent of schools was elected as Pre- ing a slacker in this scrap contest gident of the State Educational 4 around two tons on Association. Northwest Disertct, Sept.

and have gatliered around; at the annual meeting held in Erie 5 tons toe past year, or: Priday. Over 1500 teachers from iince Pearl Harbor, but I do like this section w'ere in attendance to be fair and reasonable and do and a large number from this city not advocate the scrapping of ar- were present. tides tliat are sorely needed at home and that cannot be No I mean that court house STKUCR BY CAR fence, but we farmers have been' Vern Lucie, of Market street brought to task for not scrapping tension, was struck by an automo- our mowing machines and hay' bile operated by J. E. Seifert, of rakes, just because we are tlirougn' this while crossing the inter- wth them for the season, and must: section at Pennsylvania avenue look ahead to next harvest, and Hickory street about 8:30 Fri- We are urged to cut and use wood, day evening.

Mr. Seifert took Mr. Lucie to the hospital where three stitches were taken in a laceration on the upper lip, after which he was discharged. i I WAhD wm 5 Ask About Words the graceful styling oj 4 lyre-bacV any deck liu, lusuc; CONC RtTE FUOOK SEA floor and gloss ster 3 Cottage Modern Bedreom ASout Wards Monthly Payment Plon CoUage Crafl l-odroom This new Cottage futniturc aster AND DECK iTl PAINT PJ fOK WARD OniY! Yoiir Choice. All Reduced fOR WARD Sealed to Fade or Wear Off You can do 9-Twbe Airline Radio-Phonograph Special I stoker with All Controls Ask About Wards Payment Plon 13250 Capacity At this Ward quickly No und cnch Sale! Reg 29c Percale Aprons Reduced to 22 Full cut! Fast all in sturdy 68x72 percale! New patterns in bibs and coveralls.

Sale 1.98 Carol Brent Slip-ons Salel Our 2.49 "Nightanday" Oxiords Save on our famous comfort shoes! Values in soft black kid, with arch cushion support! I 71 Regular 39c Brassieres Reduced to push-up sleeves, crew necks, wool worsted! 5 colorp. All A type for every figure! Pick from rayons, laces and sturdy cottons! Buy 32-44. to torn hems, taped Snow gemming.) 27. co.t., 4 Salel Novelty Blankets Regularly 1.98 Heavy cotton with a like nap! Big size! 2 Indian or plaid design. Boys' Sturdy Playsuits Regularly 89c Save Now on Men's New Dress Socki 12 Newest Fall patterns sale- priced! Rayon and cotton mixtures! Short, regular lengths.

Sale! Wards Knit Jersey Work Gloves 77 Low price for these 1-piece suits in husky cotton covert. shrinkproof. 2 to 8 Strong knit cotton fleeced inside for extra warmth! Double thick wrist! be used oniony $10 oy NOWr. pay BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS! ON AT 218-220 LIBERTY ST. and altho our wood mills do not use rubber tires, we fail to hear of any provision.s being: made for them in the coming gas rationing.

Now, come on, let's gather up all the real scrap we can find. and you will be surprised at the I amount, and let the commissioners coup owned Joe Brindis tlie winds to dry them out. ked Pennsylvania avenue i rendition woiiin rrratp CATALOG OR a pii we room to PHONE 2900 WARREN, PA. I the past few weeks will protect I them against lire unless a frost comes and raises the leaves al- LANDER Linstrom, in New' Wilmington, on I Mrs. H.

M. Nelson w'ore Mr. and and tlieir old fence rest and it will probably reach that scrap pile be- Russell and Irvine fore your own pile is exhausted, 'streets, A Fair Player. Saturday evening, was struck by an unidentified driver, who failed to stop or report the accident. One fender of the ma- California officials estimate tliat chine was quite badly dented and the number of foreign licensed' is anxious to contact the passenger ears entering that state i offendor.

i this year is approximately 16 per cent 1941 migration, due to FIRST AID FOR GUTS, BURNS, BRUISES the. rubber LITTL Rains of the past few days have Funeral Home Exceptional Funeral Service Expert Ambulance at IVladison Ave. Conveniently located on Warren's East Side Call Nife nr Day There is not a home in town that soaked the leave? in the woodlands jar of and and at present there is little San-Cura Ointmoit its bath- Fern Putnam. Mrs. Hinsdale serv- danger of fires starting.

However room shelf. You never know when ed a chicken dinner. The Noveiii- an appeal has been made to all you may need it badly. For dres- her meeting will be with Mrs. Cle- hunters to be careful with fires in.

sing minor burns, cuts, bruises, ona Clark. Sunday. Rev. Lindstrom perform- ed the ceremony. Mr.

and Mrs, Fred Putnam and Lander. Oct The Missionary sons, of Reynoldsville, meeting was held at the home of with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nora Hinsdale on Friday af- i A. Guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Ed.son w-as Skinner on Sunday Mr. and devotions. Mrs, Chester Deming, of James- Mrs. Mertie Fuller gave a report town, of the WSCS district meeting at Meadville last week.

The study book reviewed by Mrs. Florence Mahan. guests were present, Mrs, Cecile Cowles, Mrs. the With the season on squirrel opening today many hunters are in the woods and a carelessly emptied pipe or cigarette butt might hit a. diy spot and ignite, ill charge of the foi'- boils, itching of external piles.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Swanson chapped skin, sunburn and a dozen and son, Raymond, of Buffalo, and other uses.

San-Cura Ointment daughters Elaine and Shirley, at- soothes and comforts, tended the wedding of Miss Viola San-Cura Soap is fine for tender of Warren, and Harold Great foi- Ointment P.anie.'^, of Sugar Grove, at thr eists feel that with the rains of and Soap I all sV-ires. home of her gistor, Mrs. Macklyn visitors of Mr. and Miserable With A HEAD COLD? ust try Va-tro-nol up each nostril. It 1 shrinks swollen membranes, (2) soothes irritation, and (3) helps clear cold-clogged nasal passages.

Fol- low the complete di- rccUons in iolder. YATRONOl Mrs. Allen Hayes, of Lakew'ood, and Richard of Youngstown, Ohio, Mrs. Doroth.v Morrison. nf Youngstown, Ohio, spent Saturday night and Sunda.y with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Rowiey. Miss Betty Waite, of Youngstown, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Delette Johnson. The October meeting of the WSCS of the Metliodist churcli was held at the community hou.se f)n Wednesday aftei-noon.

The president, Floipucti was in charge and 29 members ro- to roll call. Seven were also present. The meeting was opened with group singing, Bless America." Rev. William led the devotions, Mrs, Fuller gave a report of the WSCS district meeting in Meadville on Wednesday and Thui'sday of last week, Mrs. cilttr ioi the service club and made an appeal for arlicles to fiH boxes for the boys in service to be sent for CHiristmas.

Action taken to serve the regular election dinner and also to hold a rummage sale at that time. Rummage committee appointed W'ere: Mrs. Ruth Swan- Mrs. Della Ludwiek, Mrs. Eleanor Bosko and Mrs.

Doris Stanton. Plans were discussed to serve a dinner in the near future. Mrs. Hazel Ludwiek and Mrs. Lois Strong were elected as a quilt com -1 mittee.

Rev, Carleton Foss, of the Methodist church of Sugar Grove, spoke on Work in The hostossps for the day were Mrs. Jennie Lyon, Mildred Swan.son, Mrs, Isabelle Rapp and Mertie Fuller. ''jrErinin Carlson, of Ml, and ili s. Walter Carlson, is i In the Hospital, having an appcnclectomj'. Weekend guests of Mr.

and Mrs Roy Marsh were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Le Valley, of Olean, N. Y. Mr.

and Mr.s. Kenneth Lowe, ol El Paso, Texas, former residents here, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gruber recently. Alfred Nelson is a patient In the Jamestown General Hospital.

The PTA met at the school building on Tuesday evening. responded to the roll call. The treasurer reported $48,68 after Miss Tillotson had reported the results of the concession at the community fair. Mrs, Lucy Lindell spoke for the service club. Action w'as taken to give for this pro.iect.

The penny collection of went to Mr. Orner's room. Mr.s. Luc.v Lindell was in charge of the following program: Group singing led by Alice FehJ- iluin to Page Tenj.