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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1892

Page

5

Local Letter Notes School Talk and Town News

North Clarendon reports a successful No. 5 school entertainment with a lengthy program, strong music, and receipts of 48.50 that clear the organ debt. Seniors hosted a teacher reception. J. Goal’s residence hosted games and gifts for Mr. Bloomfield, and local moves include Painter renting the old Anderson building and J. H. Cox selling his Main Street meat market to Dennigan.

North Clarendon No. 5 Family Zelda Maitland Bloomfield Kate Wilkins W. J. Bloomfield John Goal Main Street Karter Smith King of Warren Burt Broomfield Painter Anderson J. H. Solly Anderson Building Ida Eva Meir Mayville Hattie Peterson Leah Kolb Jamestown Bessie Conway J. H. Cox G. E. Dennigan Dennie James Vancory Miss Smith C. C. Campbell Mount Wilson Dunkirk

Weather and local notes from Watson Center May 1

May starts with cold rain and old sayings suggest Sundays may stay wet. Geo Frederick rebuilds after last winter’s fire with neighbor aid. Gillis grows stronger and community prays. E G Barber of Watson township hunted and killed two raccoons three woodchucks and a hedgehog. Rev Hamelson preaches at Morris schoolhouse. Mr Arp works on his farm pulling stumps and hauling them away.

Geo. Frederick Gillis E. G. Barber Watson Township Hamelson Morris Schoolhouse Arp

Gilles Brother Visits in Canada for Aid Amid Rainy Afternoon

A. Gilles reports his ill health and is joined by his brother who resides in Canada to aid him. The weather turns rainy this afternoon, adding to the somber mood of the scene. ARI

A. Gilles Canada Ari Furl Citizens National Bank Carver House Arnica & of Linament

Garland Echoes Local News and Tragic Accidents

A. D. Neil of Marionville visited his mother Mrs. 8. G. Neil. Rev. Snyder preached at the M E church. Mrs. Kepple of Torpedo died. Dell Putnam died after leaping from a moving train while intoxicated, with both legs injured. Mrs. H O Reilly visiting in town. Kepple remains sent to Corry for burial. James Goodwell opens a blacksmith shop. Farmers hindered by wet weather.

Garland A. D. Neil Marionville G. Neil Abnut H. O’reilly Garfield George Richards Henry Kepple Torpedo Corry A. H. Taylor James Goodwell H. H. Palm Neniy Bly

Sugar Grove Scribe Notes Local Arts and Events

The Sugar Grove scribe reports a postponed letter, a May 19 theater show at McDonalds ball, and support for local talent. Prof White travels to Dayton for Seminary trustees. The Endeavor service, croquet, tennis, and a fundraising donation for White are mentioned. Local moves include a livery barn shift and Dennison Abbot's relocation.

Sugar Grove B. Goodwin Bear Lake EH. Smith B. J. White Dayton The Union Biblical Seminary Rev. Cadman Earl Stilson Jamestown Packman White Barlow Levant Ricker Dennison & Abbot McDonald'store Youngsville James Miller H. Harmon

Fox Hill News Roundup From May 3

May 3 notes report illness and convalescence of Mrs. Marie Lauffenburger. Miss Gertrude Gage changes school districts. Mrs. Lesh visiting and planning residence with son Jacobin Bradford. Miss Minnie Mariett and Gertie Cheers in Ebner Blood’s area. Martin Gage visiting Warren relatives. a new baby girl at Jerome Knupp’s. Miss Mable Shooke visits Mrs Nsora Fox. Mary Blood returns from Grand Valley. Sabbath school convention planned for Wheeler chapel Frew Run May 10. Eli Peck’s cheese factory at Russell opens. cautionary anecdote about boys with bottled wine. exhortation to teetotalers and abstainers. Rev H S Thomas sermon at Gouldtown. Sunday school elects HA Putnam chorister and Miss Cora Lyon organist. E M Hodges visits near Lander. M W Brokraw buys apples. Christ Gardner and wife visit Warren. B S Sparks visits Russell.

Marie Lauffenburger Gertrude Gage Reynold’s Farmington Township Lesh Masora Fox Jacobin Bradford Minnie Mariett Little Gertie Cheers Russell Ebner Blood Martin Gage Warren Jerome Knupp Mable Shooke Nsora Fox Mary Blood Grand Valley Lysander Wheeler Chapel Frew Run N. Y Eli Peck Dr. Keeley Thomas Gouldtown HA. Putnam Cora Lyon E. M. Hodges Rochester Lander M. W. Brokraw Frewsburg Christ Gardner Sparks

Local notices and community updates from Warren area

W. 8S. Livermore of Kane visits Lander friends this week and other locals share health, church, and social happenings. Rev. Thomas moves to Parker Schoolhouse with 11 am service and evening preaching. Aza Warr and wife visit John Stanton. Grace Sweeting visits Glade area. Measles and mumps dampen attendance. Orion club hosts a well attended party with 46 couples and a large Goodwill supper. James Twombly buys the Lovell farm. juvenile department ends at Goodwill Bull school. Various personal notes on residents’ movements, illnesses, and social events appear alongside advertisements for catarrh remedies and ice delivery.

Livermore Kane Lander B. Sparks de. Martin Busti Grace Sweeting Glade Dell Putnam A. Putnam Rev. Thomas Paker School House Aza Warr Russell John Stanton McLerey Burt Satterlee Ed Cubbons Pagandus Missou Hunter Ettie Fleming Tidioute Orion Club Geo. Priestly James Twombly Lovell Farm Temperance House Grace Pierce Goodwill Bull School Job

Jurors Named for May Court List Across Towns

A long roster lists jurors for the May Court across multiple communities including South West Farmington Warren Mead Pine Grove Spring Creek Kinzua Pittsfield Clarendon Sugar Grove and Brokenstraw. Names span Allison Barker Beck Brown Cubbies Chalmers Cargill Doxy Dowe Day Charles Gihinan Harris Horn Houghnot Henderson Lavery Mudge Marsh Mickie Mead Murry Miller Nelson Peterson Ross Spetz Shope Sterns Smith Waters Walker Weaver and others.

May Court Allison Fred South West Barker J. T Bear Lake Beck John Farmer Farmington Brown C.W Crocker Tacmer Brokenstraw Cubbies Pumper Chalmers Pine Grove Conse W.R Mead Cogswell Warren Chambers Henderson Robs Clarendon Jixhan Eldred Lewis R Conewango Lavery Arthur Mudge E. E Spring Crook Marsh Wallace Kinzua Mickie Pittsfield Murry Pat Miller Bett Freenold Nelson Wall Peterson Charles Ross Albert Spring Creek Spetz Lumberman Shope Andrew Carpenter Glade Sterns Smith Art Teamster Waters R. W Sugar Grove Walker Leon Freehold Plasterer Weaver G. R. Farmer

Spring Fever and Market Notes Spark Seasonal Hype

Spring signs appear with budding trees and grass. Farmers use fertilizers for a rich harvest. Purported whiskey endorsements filter in amid ads for Mackinac Island trips and local businesses. listings include Adelphia Kitchen boarders and visits by Dr Greene to treat ladies, plus a tobacco and food ad by Siegfried & Co.

Grippe Coll Max Klein Y. Pa Aleis Wederal Street Alleghery J. L. Cousins Warren

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