Hygiene and Heredity Essay and a Pastor Resigns
An essay by Mrs E B Bouton urges W C T U members to study hygiene and heredity linking health to temperance and family welfare. It warns of alcohol and disease transmission, stressing prenatal education and virtue for unborn generations. Also published is Rev W A C Mueller’s resignation from Warren’s First German Evangelical Lutheran Church to accept a South Carolina call and related resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. T. U. Department
EB. J. Bouton
Department of Hygiene and Heredity
W. C0. T
E. J. Bowron
Waren
Church Council
First German Evangelical Lutheran Church and Congregation
Warren Co
Brethren
Jesus Christ
Thas
St. Glatthew
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charleston
South Carolina
L. Mueller
St. Matthew’s
Lutheran Zion
St. Matthew's Church
Christ
Evangelical Lutheran Zion
A. C. Mueller
First
Wuerras
W. A. C. Mueller
Wueneas
D. D
D. C
Winter arrives with first snow and local misdeeds noted
The Norse letters column reports a light snowstorm signaling winter. It covers Daniel McMahon’s improving condition, thefts including a cow and attempts to steal whiskey and fruit, village gossip and social remarks about a Grange supper, and notes on neighbors traveling, visitors, and various local happenings in Thompson Hill, Quaker Hill, Reynolds Mill, and Warren areas with names like Mrs Kenney, Harry Cook, and Miss Lena Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danial McMahon
Dr. Hollister
Sheriff Fuellbart
Martha
Harry Cook
Reynold’s Mill
Germany
Hustal
Garland News Items and Local Notices
Nov 25 notes from Garland report brief personal updates. Principal W H Prather leaves town for a short trip while Elia Jordan visits Sparta relatives. Mr and Mrs L Bloomfield return home after visiting here. Will Currie is sick and Jeff Lobdell tends a carbuncle and has pension approval. Jordan returns home for a visit. School rooms were painted and papered during vacation with teachers at institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Prather
Elia Jordan
Sparta
L. Bloomfield
Will Currie
O. D. Horn
Jeff Lobdell
Jordan
Institute
Sugar Grove News Local Notes and Social Updates
Farmington marriage in Jamestown Charles Gardner and Ida Firth wed Nov 12 and spend winter with his father. Levi Ashton dies at 40 after family illness. Many join M E church. Prof White preaches at Congregational. Nelson Preston loses end of finger in root cutter. Grange debates women’s suffrage. several fever and diphtheria cases improving. Visitors from Warren Ashville and Cleveland. Sugar Grove railroad interest. Mrs Haupin injured falling at cider mill but recovers. Apple packers foreman George Miller reports 1750 barrels season. J C Hamilton recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Faramoton
Jamestown
Charles Gardner
Ida Firth
State Road
Levi Ashton
M. E
White
Congregational
Nelson Preston
Grange
Horace Mix
Sugar Grove
H. Mix
A. R. Mix
W. L. Sessions, Jr
Youngsville
Lake Erie
Geo. Miller
J .C. Hamilton
Quaker Hill Socials and Surprises in Glade and Warren
Local notes recount visits and travels of residents from Quaker Hill including Magpie Cramer Anna Hoskins and Kate Sweeting. A large social at Mr and Mrs George Penfield in Glade on Nov 24 1891 drew about 40 guests from Glade and Warren with music and refreshments. Residents also report recoveries illnesses school reopening and various visits to relatives and neighbors across Warren Kane Grand Valley and Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Blood
Aubenbreath
George Scheilers
Glade
Peter
Russell
Putnam
West
D. H. Gregory
Nsora Fox
Warren
Jane Andruss
Bradford
J. W. Gage
Gertrude Gage
Reynold’s
Ursula Martin
Quaker Hill
Quaker Hitz
Magpie Cramer
Ackley
Anna Hoskins
Hatch Valley
Kate Sweeting
Maggie Winchester
David Loucks
Kinzua
Mr. Arnold
Kane
Warren Brasington
Maggie Loucks
Mrs. McWilliam
Frankie Holt
Fred Howard
Twin Cities win it and Minnesotas convention town
A lively evening gathering featured Miss Maggie Loucks reciting IXate Ketchum and singing by Willie McWilliams Peter Hedges Willard Cramer and others. The event ended around 1 o clock and was fondly remembered. Minneapolis chosen as the Republican Convention Town on June 7, 1692 with a seventh ballot victory for Minneapolis. Judge W D Brown admitted H N Miller to practice law in Warren County courts. Miller praised as capable and well prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Loucks
Willie McWilliams
Peter Hedges
Willard Cramer
Twinicurt
Minneapolis
Wasnixaton
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Omaha
Cincinnati
New York
St.Trouis
San Francisco
Chattanooga
Pittsburg
Detroit
W. D. Brown
H. N. Miller
Ball & Thompson
Warren County
Pomona Grange to Hold Final Meeting at Spring Creek
Warren county Pomona Grange No. 10 plans its year end session at Spring Creek on December 17 and 18. The program includes ritual opening, minutes, addresses, committee appointments, and reports, plus debates on topics from mid dlemen to farming economy. Also noted are fires at James town House and Hunter & Jarvis store, with casualties and damage reported.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange Mo
Spring Creek
Ackley Grange
Ts the
Farmers’ Alliance
Grange
Freehold Grange
Eldred Grange
Chandlers Valley Grange
Columbus Grange
Warren Eounty Pomona Grange
Farmers’ Institute
Warren
Farmington Grange
Sugar Grove Grange
Canafarm
Brokenstraw Grange
Freehold Granges
Spring Creek Grange
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Warren Monday
Middle States
Pitsburg
Williamsport
Harrisburg
Baltimore
Washington
Noyes’ Drug Store
Flev
First Lutheran Church
Ledger
Thompson Hill
Norman Marlett
Thompson & Ruland
Hoe
W. W. Logan
Horrace Braley
Lander
George Kelly
M. Kelly's
Susie Hills
J. F. Babcock
Stillman Washing Machine
Crawford County
Carlton Cramer
E. Ruland
Tom
Fox Hill Facts
Garland
O. J. Shutt
Lizzie A. Thorpe
Frinds
L. Dustin
Minnie Kelso
Florence Kelso
Ashville
N. Y
S. R. Virgil
J. J. Horton
Cleveland
Mix
Williams
Mra. S. Gilmore
Lake Pleasant
J. O. Preston
The
Har
Grange Meeting
Jabestown
Jamestown House
Lowry
Buffalo
Hunter & Jarvis
Hunter & Jarvis Dry
Wetmore’s
Brokenastraw Grange P
Rosen
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