Local notes from Clarendon and surrounding towns
Hunter Cowin visited from Columbus as spring activity grows in the area. The Pennsylvania Tanning company plans to drill 25 to 30 wells while Midland prepares to clean and pump many wells. Several townsfolk travel, study, and attend events. a postmaster change and hotel sign upgrades occur as a busy community calendar unfolds. A separate item reports William Penn Bowl murdered an Arabian peaceler. he was sentenced to be hanged and claimed ignorance of the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Cowin
Columbus
Pennsylvania Tanning Company
Midland
Agnew
Youngsville
Painter
Ohio
Warren
Chas. McNett
Chas. Allen
DeVaux
Evangelical Church
Clara Japes
Mattie Darling
Clarion
Otto
Sitene
Tiena
Presbyterian Church
Clarendon
Edward Bailey
Conway
Montag
West
Earnest Smith
Kalamazoo
Mich
Roy Campbell
Oberlin
Siegfried
J. W. Armstrong
Co. C. Campbell
Gentral
Atorydon
America
Rev. Ross
Phebe Root
Hampton
Lucia Brown
Mamie Marsh
Smary
Hawkins
Duntley
Kinzua
Ekes
Funeral for Lillian McDowell Held in Youngsville
Mrs. Lillian McDowell died in Denver on March 22 and was buried in Youngsville with Friday services at the Episcopal church conducted by Rev. Curzen. Friends from out of town attended the floral ceremony as the hearse returned home for the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McDowell
Denver
Col
Episcopal Church
Rev
Curzen
J. Curris
Benjamin Duprey
Matthews Run
Alton Davenney
Nelson Mead
Corydon
Buffalo
Ursula Martin
Williard Reynolds
Reynolds
Martin
Clendenning
Hager
Sugar Grove notes outline town life and changes
Sugar Grove items report new store opening by Will Gourley in the Frazine block and an art gallery upstairs by his brother. There are health updates on Amy Shortt and De Forest Temple, a sugar festival by the M E church, post office improvements, local residents moving in, school and Seminary activity, lectures by Mr. Grimshaw, travel notes, and local obituaries for Williard Reynolds. The column also mentions local events at Jamestown and Warren area ties, with routine society and church happenings. Uncle Zeb signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gourley
Amy Shortt
New York
Lears
de Forest Temple
Mowry
Oliver Dalrymple
St. Paul
Minn
Iis
Will Dalton
Grimshaw
John Kinsman
Jamestown
Union School
Margaret Hamilton
Buffalo
Hattie Lord
Emil Erickson Moves to Tidioute for Chair Factory Work
Chandler's Valley April 3 report notes Emil Erickson has relocated to Tidioute to work in a chair factory. Mrs. Hultberg is not expected to live, described as very old. A sugar party occurred at Norman Samuelson's last Friday with a large, enjoying youth crowd. Elmer Lawson held a school entertainment Friday to raise funds for a flag. Farmer Eckland has bills out for a public sale. The New Postmaster General, Wassi Indtor, appointed April 3, has taken office. Wm. L. Wilson of West Virginia was named to the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler’s Valley
Emil Erickson
Tidioute
Hultberg
Norman Samuelson
Elmer Lawson
Eckland
Weak Nerves Epidemic and the Case for Nerve Remedies
A historic advertisement extols nerve strength as the base of vitality and success. It cites aging, fatigue, and nervous disorders as threats, claims weak nerves cause fits and hysteria, and promotes Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy via a testimonial from Mrs. Eliza E B Clements of Indianapolis describing six years of nervous debility and rapid improvement after starting the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Eliza EB. Clements
Bright Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Rouwh
Nervura remedy praised as cure for heart disease and nerves
Personal testimonial claims Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy cures heart disease and nerves urges readers to try the spring tonic. It promotes the physician Dir. Greene of New York City and offers free consultations by letter. Also an ad seeks salesmen for Non-Nicotine Midgets Cigars with samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Greene
Pr. Greene
Greene
Wrestlith Street
New York City
Doe
Landis & Up
Shippensburg
Lander Notes and Local Activities in Early April
Lander reports an April 3 sugar social for the Congregational church. Y P L officers elected March 30: E P Peterson president, John Lyon vice president, Kate Cowles recording secretary, Edith Gardner financial secretary, Herbert Mix treasurer. Open meeting set for April 6. Local political candidates in town. Bob Putnam of Thompson Hill visited H C Braley. C Rowland leaves town to live with son Fred on L Gardner farm. John Eccles starts mil work. A band organized with E B Whiting as president and practice to follow Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Y. P.L
E. P. Peterson
John Lyon
Kate Cowles
Herbert Mix
Edith Gardner
Bob”? Putnam
Thompson Hill
H. C. Braley
Lander
C. Rowland
Fred
L. Gardner
John Eccles
Mil
E. B. Whiting
North Warren notes local events and social updates
April updates from North Warren report Tarbox moving into Curtis house as goods arrive. Local celebration for G H Seager’s fifteenth wedding anniversary featured dancing and euchre with prizes won by Mr. Young and Mrs. Garreld. Various residents recover from illness, attend meetings, visit relatives, and travel to nearby towns. report also notes a sensational rumor of George Summers inheriting fifteen million dollars, deemed unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarbox
Curtis
Warren
G. H. Seager
Mr. Young
Garreld
Carrie Olson
Crown Council No. 59
Home Circle
Arcangem Hall
D. BM. Young
Frewebure
State Hospital
Myre
Gertie
Putnam
Siex
Mere
Wfitzsisamons
Anne
Reig
Eaat Warren
Gee. Lott
Ars
Cowden
Yestaxlay
Lettsville Maple Sugar Donation and Farewell Banquet
The first maple sugar donation of the season was held at James Wynn’s for the M E pastor Rev Maiory. Sixty five attendees enjoyed the evening, nearly sixteen dollars received. A farewell banquet for A D Clark was held by the Figureaz Terpsichorean club with about twenty present and regalia worn. Clark left Ottsville Monday for Corry Business College, wishful for success. Mrs Marcellus Smith died suddenly Sunday. funeral Tuesday at the house and burial in Ashville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamees Wynn's
M. E
Maiory
Jamie L. Smith
A. D. Clark
A. D. Glark
Ottsville
Corry
Gallege
Marcellus Smith
Ashville
Democratic State Central Committee Meeting in Harrisburg
In accordance with Democratic party rules, the Democratic State Central Committee will meet in Harrisburg on Wednesday, April 17, 1595, at 12 o'clock noon in the committee rooms 14 and 16 South Market Square to elect a chairman for the ensuing year fix convention time and place and handle other business as presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
Ihereby
Democratic State Central Committee
Harrisburg
South Market Square
Health and heredity in the W C T U columns
The column argues health as a duty and science, urging W C T U members to study hygiene and heredity. It stresses rest, proper exercise, fresh air, and prevention, and supports compulsory physical culture in public schools. It urges union leadership to unify mothers work with hygiene efforts and report on conversion efforts. E J Bowron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
J. Bowron
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters lauded as laxative aid
The article critiques drastic cathartics for constipation noting their violent action weakens intestines and harms stomach. It praises MW Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as an effective laxative that does not irritate, aids digestion, and promotes regular liver and kidney function. It is recommended by physicians and endorsed by experience, improving appetite and sleep.
Garland April notes local millinery and town visits
April round of town movements includes Mrs A G Jones traveling to Cleveland for spring stock. Burden and Couch representative from Cleveland in town. Residents and visitors frequent Saybrook, Clarence Barber hosts a Friday dance, and plans for a shingle and basket mill emerge as folks discuss local industry and timber potential. Several visits to nearby towns, shifts in carpentry and mill activity, and social calls mark the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Jones
Cleveland
F. C. Burden
Burden & Couch
Mike Kennedy
A. Burns
Marshburg
W. Fitts
Sugar Grove
R. Brundage
Dugall
Corry
Widing
West Hickory
A.D. Neill
Marienville
Jessie Moore
Meadsville
C.S. Morris
Youngsville
L. White
Saybrook
Clarence Barber
John Dilly
O. Tibbits
Findlays Lake
N. Y
Susan Neill
Titusville
Chas. Burns
East Branch
W. Clark
Spring Creek
L. A. Leslie
B. A. Shaw
Lucy
L. L. Hartwell
John Hines
John Leary
BE. D. Lopez
Blue-eye
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Spat Clarendon
Corydon Local Institute
Sur
Fox Hill
Wassi Indtor
Wm. L. Wilson
West Virginia
Eliza
Clements
North Warren
Greater
Lettsville
Jaches A. Stranahan
Garland
Scott
Srd
Beott& Bowne
N.Y
Goc
Chichester
SAFC
Ciichester
Drugeets
Tehenter Chemical Co
Madmen Square
Druggists. Philads
Wm Messner
Borough of
Warren County
Andrew Mortzell
Admr
Warreo
R. G. Chase Company
Geneva
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