Fentonville Postmaster Appointed and Local Updates
Erie Maren reports a flurry of local notes including H W Adams named postmaster at Fentonville N Y and Edinboro teaching prep. Kittanning principal Bigler faces a murder day. Union City free of smallpox. Fredonia Normal School to open April 20. Youngsville Citizen sale to Will H Fenton. A trolley survey from Johnsonburg to St Marys shows good prospects. Wm L Chapman advances to a Southern Pacific role in Los Angeles.
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Edinboro
John P. Bigler
Kittanning, Armstrong Co
ERIE
Union City
Fredonia Normal School
Youngsville Citizen
R. A. Maxwell
Will H
Wm. L. Chapman
Southern Pacific Railroad
Los Angeles
Cal
Dunkirk Observer
Oil City
J. W. Bouton
Smethport
McKean County
Skimming station talk and local notices in Wrightsville
March items from Wrightsville and Corydon report discussions of an independent telephone company skimming station, local social events, school programs closing, travels, family visits, and community notices including church, Lodge, and educational updates with multiple named residents and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
F. M. Thompson
Local News and Social Notes from Spartansburg Area
March 30 social updates note Mrs John Webb and child visiting in Spartansburg from the town of Spartansburg. Mr and Mrs Peter Bates travel to Clymer due to their daughter Mrs Leyters death. A Maccabees masquerade ball drew a large crowd. Columbus Park Amusement Co Ltd installs a new office sign. Will Parker visits from Clymer to see his parents. Nina Wiggins of Lakewood visits town. A new lake boat is under construction for thirty passengers and will boost summer business. Allen Bros grist mill work continues with machinery installation.
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Ida Mae Frantz
Corydon
Cherry Grove
R. J. Clawson
Salamanca
Edward Baxter Perry
Messrs
Homer
Fred Ensign
Keystone Handle
Pittsburg
Nannie Marsh
Ruth Fitzpatrick
May Boger
Geneveve Colwell
Edinboro
Harry Caldwell
Salamere High School
H. Clawson
Warren
Clawson
B. Morrison
Rev. Dean
Verna White
Limestone
Jay White
Nellie Lounsbury
New Orleans
Council of Women
Austin
Tidioute
Clinton Daniels
Edna Kinter
John Webb
Spartansburg
F. Lyon
Peter Bates
Clymer
Leyters
The
Maccabees
Columbus Park Amusement Co., Ltd
Will Parker
Sermons Fill M E Church Pulpit As Grace Church Dedication Crews
In Rev Burns absence due to Grace Church dedication, William H Downing of Tidioute preached at the M E Church. March marks farming progress with Adam Knapp plowing two thirds of a large flat. Various local visits and health notes follow including Mrs Biddles agent Bowman recovering from a foot injury and Rev J P Burns delivering a fine discourse on Ephesians 4 30.
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Burns
Grace Church
Warren
Wm. H. Downing
Tidioute
M.E. Church
Adam Knapp
W. G. Shannon
Warren Co
Thaddeus S. Skinner
Pratt
James Christy
W. J. Thompson
J. W. McKean
Sheffield
Leroy
Legislature Bans All Seining Under New Fish Law
The current Legislature amended the law to make drawing any sein unlawful. The Fish and Game Protective Associations statewide pushed the reform after reports that 1901 provisions were misused. Critics say violators kept bass and other fish instead of returning them as required.
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Fsh
Game Protective Associations
Tailor Keller Offers Choice Lot of Men’s Suits and Ladies Skirts
Just received a large selection of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies skirts and sacques. Bought cheaply and will be sold very low. Call to take your pick. Jacos Keller the Tailor invites friends and patrons to a good bargain.
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Jacos Keller
Cost sale offers rain ready cloths and tricycle
At Cost closing out 1000 yards of cloths for rainy day skirts in 30 shades for cash only. Jacob Keller the Tailor "SPRING" proclaims it the time for love and house cleaning. Also a child's Tricycle for sale cheap inquire at Mailoffice. Best Job Printing at the MAIL Office.
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Jacob Keller
Mailoffice
Mail OrFer
Cherry Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
March notes from Cherry Grove record visits by J W Weaver Meadville Va Miss Ida Mae Frantz Corydon and Miss Edna Lininger Conneaut Ohio guests at local homes. Local events include a horse shot for a broken leg and the Farnsworth clothes-pin social thriving with laurel decorations.
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Cherry Grove
J. W. Weaver
Meadville
Ms Va
Ida Mae Frantz
Corydon
Grant Sutton
Edna Lininger
Conneaut
Ohio
Bessie Lininger
B. F. McMichael
P. A. Carlson
Warren Hospital
Miss Austin
Austin Hill
P. Farnsworth
A. Horton
Kinzua
Clarence Farnsworth
Almeda Collins
Kane
Lee Sweet
Sheffield
Harry Sweet
Arthur Shaw
Baxter’s Camp
Gertrude Gordon
Corry
Minnie Anderson
Sugar Grove
Mattie Miller
Clarendon
Ina Hanson
Farnsworth School
Chandler's Valley Social News March 31
Married at Busti on March 24 1903 Miss Della Jones and Inte Anderson both of Chandlers Valley Francis Jones and wife of Randolph NY visiting friends here Rev Gage and family visited W Delamater's Thursday Mrs Christenson returned from Meadville where she went to care for her
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Gage
Busti, N. X
Della Jones
Ener Anderson
Chandlers Valey
Francis Jones
Randolph, N. Y
Rev. Gage
W. Delamater
Christenson
Meadville
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Erie Maren
Neighborhood Notes
H. W. Adams
Fentonville
N. Y
Johnsonburg
St. Mary’s
Ridgway
Youngs Ville
Woodstown
New Jersey
Chautauqua Lake
Odell
Cleveland Express
Concord
Mary Murpay
Kerrtown
Crawford County
Franklin
Clearfield
Charles Miller
Enterprise
New York Central Railway
Adelaide
Stoneham
Old Clarendon
John Logan
S. Brock
Daniel Sherman
Forestville
Chautauqua County
Busti
Greenville
Celeron
Bradford
Odd Fellows
Pennsylvania
Monarch Park
Qil City
McKean
Liberty Street
Columbus
Irvington
Just
Chandler’s Valley
Clover
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
Metzger & Hogan
Arron
London
Malta
Metager & Hogan the Big Store
Warren Trust Company
F. M. Knapp
M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Kertcher’s
T. O. Slater & CO
Planet JR
Iver Johnson
Water ST
the Mail Office
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