@article{GENERAL,
      recid = {376},
      title = {Text of a 1983 speech by Mrs. Thorn Pendleton for a Friday  luncheon.},
      number = {GENERAL},
      note = {The Warren YWCA was founded and incorporated in 1916.  It  was originally located in the Dana's Musical Institute's  Junius Cottage (1916-1919) before finding its next home in  Dana's Martha Potter Hall (1919-1929).  In 1926 a capital  campaign began in earnest for the construction a building  to house the Y.  Under the direction of Building Campaign  Chair B.W. Edwards, local businesses were solicited for  $1000.00 each to purchase the property then occupied by the  Harrington family's abandoned home on North Park Avenue.    In addition, board members, staff and supporters canvased  Warren neighborhoods requesting smaller donations.   Construction of the YWCA began in 1928 and was completed in  1929.},
      abstract = {The speech provides descriptions of notable Warren homes,  including the King House that burned in the 1970s.},
      url = {http://trumbullmemory.org/record/376},
}