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Photo from YWCA expansion groundbreaking ceremony.
Pictured left to right: Darlene Blakely (Y-Teen), Patti Kaighin, Helen Estabrook; Judge Lynn B. Griffith, Sr., Mrs. Kitty Howe (Board President 1964-1968), Hazel B. Oehler (Past Board President); D.J. Walter (Executive Director).
Photograph from the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Wean Pool.
Pictured left to right Warren Hunter and Richard Saxon (Hunter, Howard and Saxon Architects), Miss Darlene Blakely (Y-Teens), Helen Estabrook (Financial Chair of the YW Building Fund Campaign), Day Baughman (YWCA Building Committee), Judge Lynn B.…
World Fellowship Committee members.
Pictured, standing left to right are Mary Francis Pumphrey, Helen Zenobile, Doris Liberatore and Francess Burgess. Seated: Louise Deemer and Janet Schweitzer.
Photograph from the dedication of the Wean Pool addition.
From left to right: Charles Holton, Warren Howard, Robert Sauers, M. Day Baughman, Judge Lynn Griffith.
Girls outside Martha Potter Hall, circa early 1920’s. The hall was the home of the YWCA from 1918-1929.
Martha Potter Hall was the home of the YWCA from 1918-1929.
YWCA members and staff outside Martha Potter Hall in September, 1927. From left to right: Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Wilbur, Mrs. Dray and Miss Mendenhall.
The Martha Potter Hall was the home of the YWCA from 1918-1929.
Participants from the English Class for the Foreign Born on the steps of Martha Potter Hall, 1926.
The hall was the home of the YWCA from 1918-1929.
Text of a 1983 speech by Mrs. Thorn Pendleton for a Friday luncheon.
The speech provides descriptions of notable Warren homes, including the King House that burned in the 1970s.
History and minutes of the first organizational meeting of the YWCA of Warren.
Drafted in 1961, references events of 1916. Possibly an adaptation of the earliest board minutes from 1916, which are missing from the board book.
Mrs. A.L. “Ella” Phelps breaking ground on September 20, 1928 for the new YWCA buiding.
Also pictured are Miss Hazel Agler, Mrs. Eugene Craig, Miss Anna May Derge, Mrs. A.N. Flora and Mrs. Ella McKee.
1920 article from Warren Tribune Chronicle announcing the opening of a “colored” YWCA on the corner of Clinton and South Park Avenue.
This YWCA was listed in the 1921 Warren city directory as being located at 307 ½ South Park Avenue, but does not appear in 1923. The colored YWCA was known as the House of Friendliness.
