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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1895
Page
5
Short observance at the Central Building marked by activities and demonstrations tied to Arbor Day. Officials and participants showcased projects emphasizing trees, nature, and community involvement in a practical urban setting.
Students and faculty delivered a polished Arbor Day program on a Pennsylvanian Governor designated day. The event featured recitations, essays, songs, and a tree planting by the class of 95, with remarks by Rev. J. B. Kanaga and others praising trees and school effort amid a large attendance.
Irvineton residents note improving health among local sick list members. Room A public school pupils staged a successful entertainment enjoyed by parents and friends. T. Skinner returns from Ashtabula visit eager for extended leave. Mrs. George Llewellyn visits Buffalo. Many attend A. R. Kinnear funeral in Youngsville.
April 25 highlights include Miss Jennie McKelvey visiting from Spring Creek and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robishan. Mrs J Robishan shows improved health but a relapse now facing heart disease. Newton mill, burned earlier, is near completion and expected to reopen mid May. Mrs Wing and Mrs Wentworth of Pittsfield visited sister Mrs H Pierce. Miss Christa Maurer of Youngsville stayed with aunt Mrs Martin.
The season launches with sunny weather and 80,000 plus fans across six cities led by New York with 23,000 at the Polo Grounds. Mayors from Strong Caldwell and Tyler participate, while Uncle Anson and the Colts deliver attention. Louisville and Cincinnati surprise with strong showings as Pittsburgh defeats Jones. The piece notes umpiring reforms and the need to watch Taylor of Philadelphia while detailing league-wide enthusiasm and demographics.
A narrator recalls a twilight Adirondack woods encounter with a fox, illustrating reynard the fox as a stealthy nocturnal traveler. The scene describes dim light, distant mountains, and the fox’s silent approach before it disappears into shadows.
Miss Cora Hull of Steubenville Ohio awoke to a dislocated jaw that could not close despite her efforts. Two physicians pried the jaw behind the ears and worked about two hours to reset it, restoring her ability to shut her mouth.
The twenty first anniversary of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be observed on May 19, 1895 with services at Warren Baptist church on May 18. White ribbon members and temperance supporters are invited. A program is planned and a union church meeting at 7 PM Sunday features Volney B. Cushing of Maine delivering a gospel temperance address. Ex Len H. Lacy President.
A Times Union Virginia era reminiscence tells how Mrs. Markham of First Street North Swan suffered four years with leg ulcers. After trying doctors with no relief, she used Dr. Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy and, within a year, the ulcers disappeared though ankle swelling persists. The piece also praises the remedy’s kidney liver blood action and cites other cures for nervousness dyspepsia rheumatism ulcers blood poisoning and Bright’s disease. It then notes Library Theatre presenting Shore Acres by Mr Herne on May 6 at Lemoine village near Frenchman’s Bay and Jordan River, with characters modeled on real locals.
A New England play Shore Acres is praised for moral influence and Nathan's Berry, likened to famed stage roles. The Lottsville area reports include John Howles staying with relatives, a Jamestown singing school of over thirty, Mrs. Carnehan’s meetings with a band of thirty five, a Lottsville Literary Society session, and a Columbus merchant visiting family.
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