Corydon Personal Notes and Community Milestones
Corydon notes show strong social orders with L O T M and J O O F Y expanding, plus Epworth League and W C T U active. Local events include Miss Anna Carlson’s death from pneumonia at 17, Mrs Alice White’s arm injury, frigid Feb 6 with 16 to 20 below zero, and Miss Nellie Lounsburg visiting in Will sb orough. Rev Hunt did not preach due to cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
K.co. T. M
Ricksford
McKean County
Corydon
Jas. White
Order of Mechanics
Epworth League
Ladies’ Aid
Anna Carlson
C. Clawson, Sr
Gowango
Peb. Ltd
Riverview Cemetery
Alice White
Griffin
Nellie Lounsburg
Burgen
Willsborough
Now is the Time to Try Hood's Sarsaparilla
The ad praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best spring medicine to purify blood and restore energy. It warns of neglect before warm weather and claims the tonic overcomes fatigue from seasonal change and life transitions while toning and revitalizing the body.
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Hood
Local Notes From Lander and Jamestown Bloom
Feb 13 reports J J Wheeler from Lander visiting Hill area while Miss Jessie Northrop of Spring Creek visits friends in Lander. Mrs M J Miller sold dry goods and groceries to M Wedges who will continue the old store. Roads were blocked Monday and churches did not hold services last Sunday due to a severe storm. Mr and Mrs E H Knapp and G W Wood with E R Clark and sisters visited Jamestown last Sunday. Sunflower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Wheeler
Lander
Jessie Northrop
Spring Creek
M. J. Miller
M. Wdges
E. H. Knapp
Jamestown
G. W. Wood
E. R. Clark
Fox Hill Notes From Warren Billydale Area
Miss Ethel Clark visited Warren to stay with sister Mrs. Sarah Sears. A. D. Blood and daughters, storm bound, left the hill for Jamestown heading to Steamburg today. Mrs. Marie Lauffenburg returned home. Funeral attendance planned at Russell for Mrs. Isabel Palmer of Jamestown. Clifford Lauffernburger and Miss Minnie Lauffernburger noted among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Hill
Fes
Ethel Clark
Warren
Sarah Sears
A. D. Blood
Jamestown
Steamburg
Etta Clendenning
Lewis Fox
Fritz Lauffenburger
Casper Andragey
Marie Lauffenburg
Jacob Schnur
J. N. Schnurs
Russell
Isabel Palmer
Pine Grove Township
Philip Lauffenburger
Minnie Lauffernburger
Abs x Gieve Seminary
Cold Spell Denied by WarrenReaders Mock
Readers in Warren ridicule last Thursday's weather tales as unbelievable. The town boasts the coolest in the nation, with thermometers showing 38 to 40 degrees below zero. A milkman’s tale of frozen milk and a milk stream is recounted, while Hlassinger battles pneumonia. Memorial services for Johnny Houghton are noted, and Mrs. Allen dies suddenly after hospitalization. Indefinite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Roberts
W. A. Hlassinger
Johnny Houghton
Methodist Church
Rev. Hamilton
Allen
Brookston
Brown
Brown Hill
Snowbound Valley notes and local happenings in February
Chandlers Valley reports heavy snow making roads impassable on Sunday. Residents cleared paths to allow travel. A resident woman lacked wood for over two days. Hay is scarce and farmers may need to buy. Children suffer headaches and sore throats. Grange Dramatic Club plans a parade with entertainers led by Prof. F. M. Patchen and Prof. Scott. A farmer near Sugar Grove lost four cows to freezing. O F Gage conducts protracted meetings here, seen as a community need.
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Grange Dramatic Club
F. M. Patchen
Prof
Scott
Sugar Grove
O.f.gage
Leb
Sick Headache Cured by Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills
Mrs W H Griffith of Fluvanna New York reports long term use of Shedd's Little Mandrake Pills for sick headaches and bowel irregularities. She endorses them as the only medicine she relies on for a positive cure.
Sheffield items show social events and local notices
Nat Gildersleeve of Brookston is in Sheffield on Friday. Several townsfolk travel to Warren for visits and a local Mrs. May Sowle hosts a season’s social with guests from Warren. A sleigh of teachers attends Dr. Rice lectures in Warren. A Swedish funeral draws over a hundred. Prof Dickson heals from a gas valve burn. A near-escape by Will Leroy is noted. Five wandering children are sheltered with county help. Ladies’ Aid oyster supper raises about $50 for Nebraska sufferers. Adolph M Keen returns from New Jersey after his wife’s death during surgery. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cited for catarrh treatment. Hood’s Pills for constipation. Gettysburg national military park act signed. Lansing mills cuts wages by 2-8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Nat Gildersleeve
Brookston
L. Leroy
Warren Alonday
Chas. Miller
Oswego
Carrie Darling
Sheffield
Charlotte Young
Carrie Rudeker
Joseph Clinton
Butler
M. J. Wiedert
Warren
M. J. van Etten
Florida
Carl Gilderslceve
Will Wood
Parish
May Sowle
Messrs
Greaves
Bell
Rathburn
Lyons
Bartholomew
Thomas
Hammond
Henry
DeForrest
June Radeker
Jennie Boacer
Edith Annundsson
May
Rice
Warren High School
Ars. Nels Peterson
Dickson
Barnes School
Dr. Gass
Will Leroy
Leroy
Will
Mars
Casper Mauer
Wm. Peck
Ladies’ Aid Society
Nebraska
Adolph M’keen
New Jersey
M’keen
Lottsville News Highlights Cold Weather and Local Events
In Lottsville on February 13 the community faced the coldest spell in years with 26 below aero. The Literary Society elected officers Delwayne Clark president Maud Murray secretary Wilmer Gray treasurer Carrie Smith critic John Award sergeant at arms. Mrs. Arthur Sears shows health improvement and Zelma Angquest is working nearby. Local institute at Columbus drew good reports. a house fire north of town was contained by neighbors. W A Porter attends Dairyman's association in Meadville. oyster supper for Lottsville Literary Society at Mr Carr's drew about fifty guests with a two hour program and social games. Miss Jennie Porter from Cleveland visiting relatives.
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Literary Society
Delwayne Clark
Maud Murray
Wilmer Gray
Carrie Smith
John Award
Arthur Sears
Zelma Angquest
Meadville
Lottsville
Jennie Porter
Cleveland,d
North Warren Notes On Charity And Chit Chat
Teachers and scholars collected two large boxes of clothing for the Aid Society of Warren bound for the destitute in the west. Mrs J A Buck hosted the W C T U gathering with tea and music, euchre at the Kidder home, visits by Rev Merton Goodrich, and multiple local social rounds. Chapel services featured a sermon on The Christian Religion centered on Jesus’s mission, while Hazeltine Woolen Mills operations paused due to the storm.
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Aid Society of
Warren
J. A. Buck
W.C.T. U
Euchre Club
Geo. Kidder
Chas. Berry
O. P. Lunn
Kennedy
N.Y
Merton Goodrich
Gladerun
Fitzsimmons
Wood
W. Kitchen
Irvington
de Forest Young
Russell
Anna Dunn
Bradford
N. Y
Christ of Nazareth
Hazeltine
Hope Crushed to Earth Will Rise Again in Bitters Ad
An 19th century advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a superior tonic for indigestion nervous dyspepsia and rheumatic complaints. It claims malaria prevention and vigor via a three times daily wine glass dose and contrasts Bitters with risky fiery stimulants. Also promotes English Spavin Liniment for horses with claims of blemish cure and $50 savings, led by BH.N Richfield, Warren Pa. 16-ly
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N Richfield
Warren Pa
North Clarendon Notes on Local Socials and Fire Scene
North Clarendon items recount a Maccabees social visit to Warren guests from West Hive, a diphtheria loss in the Logan family, illnesses, circle meetings, and local church and school notes. A fire on Runkle residence prompted hose company action with Independents praised for proximity. Odd Fellows establish North Clarendon Lodge 1081 with 50 members. banquets and meetings follow.
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L. B. Jones
Warren
West Hive
F. E. Logan
J.C. Russell
Oakland Cemetery
John O'Neal
Will Beatt
Melvin
Reading
D. D. Sibble
Zelda Maitland
Day
J. W. Hamilton
Will Arnold
Geo. Hector
Jas. Brann
J. C. Russell
Robert Thompson
Lou Lessig
Knight
Frank Donovan
The
Odd Fellows
N. G
LT. Weaver
W.G
A. Truxel
N.T. Francis
J. Beatty
C. Johnson
J. H. Bradley
Ma. Amann
H. J. Albrant
Amos Hall
Philadelphia
Clarendon
North Clarendon Lodge
Quiet Wedding at Carver House Seals Union of Kelly and King
A small ceremony took place Monday at four o'clock in Mrs. C. W. King’s private rooms. William Fr. Kelly of Oil City and Mrs. Chas. W. King were wed by Rev. Arthur Taylor of Trinity Memorial church. The couple left at 3:25 for Buffalo via Drie then eastern cities, returning to the Carver House to receive friends’ congratulations. Bond bill prospects rise as House Ways and Means committee votes 9 to 1 to report a $65,116,275 issue of 3 percent bonds.
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C. W. King
Carver House
Fr. Kelly
Oil City
Chas
W. King
Arthur Taylor
Trinity Memorial Church
Buffalo
Drie
Leclec Rv
Washington
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Representative seeks removal of Papal ambassador Satolli
Olympia February 14 Representative Taylor introduced in the House a memorial to Congress urging the removal of Mer Satolli as the papal did obligate from United States territory.
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Satolli
Olympia
Wash
Taylor
House
Congress
Mer. Satolli
United States
Local Wit Laughs Through Warren Merchant Notes
A Warren merchant shares playful local wit on varied topics while at work. The piece riffs on everyday notions with puns and double meanings, asking humorous questions about religion, lighting Ararat, and a minister’s job security, ending with a light quip about wing tips and a sponge.
Unusual Free Offer From NYC Nerve Specialist
A leading New York City physician offers free letter correspondence for nervous and chronic ailments. Dr. Greene at 35 West 14th Street invites readers to describe symptoms, receive a mailed diagnosis, and learn how to cure at no cost. He claims high success with his nervous system remedy and promises clear explanations.
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Greene
West 14Th Street
New York City
Street railway interest grows in Peninsylvania towns
Warren capital and beams will back a new street railway to unite Lewistown McVeytown and Muattawanit in Mifflin county. J Db Woodard leads the effort aided by D I Sigeins after inspecting the Jupints river region. Three towns with about four thousand residents lie within seven miles of each other, boosting the venture's chances.
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Warren Capital
Beams
Commonwealth of Peninsylvania
J. Db. Woodard
Lewistown
McVeytown
Muattawanit
Mifflin County
Woodard
D. I. Sigeins
Wall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
The advertisement promotes Wall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh. It claims the medication cures catarrh in all stages, explains internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, and asserts a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. Readers are urged to send for testimonials and address J ChenY & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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Wall
Hall
J. Cheny & CQ
Toledo
Sunday Billiard Rooms May Run
New York February 13 Justice Ingraham discharged Robert Kenny who had been arrested for keeping his pool room open on Sunday The judge ruled that playing billiards on Sunday without betting violates no section of the criminal code and proprietors win a victory
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New York
Justice Ingraham
Robert Kenny
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