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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
2
First Name Needed for Molt Correspondents
The note requests use of first names or initials for individuals in reports. Without a verifiable first name or initial, the item should not be recorded.
Funeral for James Marcin in Russell and local events
Akeley reports a Russell funeral for James Marcin with Rev S J Sarver and music by Mrs W G Jenkins Mrs Alice Moll Dr C H Vermilyea and F E Thompson two flower tributes from Jamestown Voting Machine Co and Akeley Grange burial rite used. Distanced mourners listed along with a birthday surprise party for Miss Luella Clendenning and Hale Cemetery Auxiliary activities at Hale Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
James Marcin
Russell
S. J. Sarver
W. G. Jenkins
Alice Moll
C. H. Vermilyea
F. E. Thompson
Akeley Grange
Frank Hale
David Hale
W. B. Hale
W. C. Hale
Erick Vellman
William Deinman
Jamestown Voting Machine Company
Grange
Martha Forbush
Mary Hughes
Daniel Harrington
W. W. Stone
Jamestown
Sumner Houghnot
Falconer
E J. Badger
Titusville
D. M. Howard
Medora Chase
H. M. Putnam
Orren Brownell
Warren
W. W. Marsh
D. G. Hunt
Clement Hunt
Bertha Hale
Bernice Hale
Frewsburg
Luella Clendenning
Burton Miller
Prospect Street
Conewango Hive
Clendenning
Harrington
Hale’s
Will Warner
Lakewood
Minnie Bradley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Hale Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Eddie Hale
Arthur Bradley
Quaker Hill
S. Clark
D. J. Bennett
Arthur Rickerseen
North Warren
Reading the Paper Brings News Across Quiet Moments
A short note highlights how people stay informed by reading the paper during calm rests or busy times. It emphasizes the paper as a steady companion for daily life.
Print Shop Ad Encourages Daily Work and Tomorrow’s Orders
A concise print shop advertisement urges steady effort by promising tomorrow’s job will come from today’s precise work. It touts daily order pinning, reliable results, and the motto good work, good printing.
Local Notes Highlight West Penn Visitors and Moves
Sugar Run reports a Warren visitor B G Morrison last week. George Foulkrod bought a new horse and now drives a pair of grays. Mrs Eugene Bentley of Corydon visits her daughter Mrs Charles Hallsinger. Mrs Marcus Marsh is the latest grippe victim. Fred Harrington of Mannington W Va bought Norton farm but won’t move soon. tenant Orra Tome will occupy when lease ends. R W Sparks drove to Corydon. Timothy Sly moved to Kinzua. Mary Whitely visited relatives near Cambridge Springs. R H Shearman is ill at Warren hospital. J E Morse works in Potter County. Marve Russ visited Bradford. Ernest Springer heads to Deckerville Mich for summer. John Wooster spent time in Warren. John Hill just returned from West Virginia. Mrs Alice Holt of Warren is in town a few days. C R Morrison of Kinzua circulating a petition to extend rural mail route to head of the flats. Mrs Lottie Foulkrod visiting Warren relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
B. G. Morrison
Warren
George Foulkrod
Eugene Bentley
Corydon
Charles Hallsinger
Marcus Marsh
Fred Harrington
Mannington
W. Va
Norton Farm
John Means
Orra Tome
R. W. Sparks
Timothy Sly
Kinzua
Mary Whitely
Cambridge Springs
R. H. Shearman
J. E. Morse
Marve Russ
Bradford
Ernest Springer
Deckerville
Mich
John Wooster
John Hill
West Virginia
Alice Holt
C. R. Morrison
Lottie Foulkrod
Local Notes Highlight Spring Visits and Travels
Mrs. S. M. Parker and children Mary and Kenneth returned from Steuben after a week with her parents. Harold Kenney of Chappel Hill visits aunt Mrs. E. E. Fetterolf. Wm. Pierce active in Warren last week on business. Sprague Perkins moved to Mickle Hill. Mrs. Wm. Pierce and Clare called to Sandover Ill. for illness of Mrs. Merriam’s daughter. they brought Merriam’s children home. J. Willis ill. M. S. Sanford at Spartansburg last Wednesday. Jackson Pierce of Glacy’s W Va visiting old neighbors. Jay Goodwill home from Hoff Business College. S. M. Parker visited Steuben last weekend. Loyd Meadon home from Clymer. Ladies’ Aid meets Mrs. M. P. Brown April 19. J. N. Falkinburg in Garland Saturday on business. Joseph Paden returned from Mercer county. School closes Monday April 10. Cc. F. Scott went to Warren on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanforrd
S. M. Parker
Mary
Kenneth
Steuben
A. Borntrager
Harold Kenney
Chappel Hill
E. E. Fetterolf
Wm. Pierce
Warren
Sprague Perkins
Mickle Hill
Clare
Sandover
Ill
A. E. Merriam
Loyd Meadon
Clymer
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. P. Brown
J. N. Falkinburg
Garland
Joseph Paden
Mercer County
Cc. F. Scott
Mrs C D Outrid visiting Jamestown daughter
Germany April 1 Mrs C D Outrid is guest of her daughter Mrs Harry Reasy in Jamestown N Y for a few days. Otto Nelson is on the sick list. Funeral of Mrs William Madagan held March 30 in McMahon cemetery sent from Pittsburg. A sugar social at Charles Coles near Russell drew many attendees and good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
C. D. Outrid
Harry Reasy
Jamestown
N. You
H. B. Lounsbury
Scandia
Onoville
N. Y
Otto Nelson
F. A. Nelson
William Madagan
McMahon’s
Pittsburg
W.L. Ackley
Bradford
John Schuler
Warren
August Johnson
Charles Coles
Russell
Christ Olson
Farm Sale in Mount Oak Transfers to Corry Buyer
R D Daye sold his Mount Oak farm to Amasa Nichols of Corry and will move to Corry. Nichols takes possession immediately. Daye will relocate his family. Mrs Mary Wallace remains ill but not improving. Mrs Millie Thompson closed a successful school term on March 27 with a strong children’s program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Amasa Nichols
Corry
Nichols
Daye
Jackson Pierce
West Virginia
Harry Dodge
Spartansburg
Glenn Oviatt
Youngsville
L. B. Nichols
Mary Wallace
Millie Thompson
Esther Daye
Pittsfield Briefs and Local Notices
April 5 Pittsfield column notes Carrie White of Endeavor visiting Mrs Archie Porter. Frank Howls reports a cow lost last week. Charles Bown seen at Youngsville, Dave Rogers moved to Andrews Run road. Show at Pittsfield well attended Saturday. Carl Smith works for J S Lyditt in his store. Porter Rhodes visited Chris Cary's Sunday. For sale eggs from Rose Comb Rhode Island Reds at 1 50 for 15. Prize winners at Warren Co Poultry Snow this year. Siegfried's Farm Akeley Pa Feb 93mos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittshierp
Carrie White
Endeavor
Archie Porter
Frank Howls
Charles Bown
Youngsville
Dave Rogers
Andrews Run Road
Pittsfield
Carl Smith
J. S. Lyditt
Porter Rhodes
Chris Cary
Rhode Island
Warren Co. Poultry
Tresspass Signs For Sale In Warren Pa
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises offered for sale at The Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania at ten cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail Office
Warren
Mail Office Offers Prompt Printing Services
Auction bills syrup labels and letter heads and various job printing handled promptly and reasonably by The Mail Office.
Local Notes From Columbus April Update
Mrs. Amy Scholton recovers from pneumonia after illness. Frank Scholton visited a Buffalo business on Monday. Dr Meaks from Grand Valley arrives and Dr Bennett plans to move to Corry. C M Dodd buys Farnham farm east of town. Henry A Allen assists at the post office during Mrs Scholton’s illness. Prof E S Monroe visited Warren on Saturday. Columbus Cemetery Association buys land adjoining West Lawn Cemetery. Sugar harvest strong in quality and quantity. Seymour Raymond ill with appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Amy Scholton
Frank Scholton
Buffalo
Meaks
Grand Valley
Bennett
Corry
C. M. Dodd
Farnham
Henry A. Allen
Scholton
E. S. Monroe
Warren
Columbus Cemetery Association
West Lawn Cemetery
Seymour Raymond
City Cow Exhibit Would Teach Children About Life on Farms
The Washington Evening Star argues for adding a Jersey cow to the Central Park menagerie to educate urban children about livestock and sources of food. It suggests including hens and a pig, noting domestic zoology should be taught in schools for practical understanding of life’s necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old Mully
Central Park
Bossy
Tibet
Washington
D. C
Evening Star
How Time Was Made The Gregorian calendar reform
This article explains the drift of the Julian year and the reform by Pope Gregory XIII. It notes the shift from March 25 to March 11 over centuries, the 1582 dropping of ten days, and the rule for leap years including 1600 but not 1700 1800 or 1900. It also compares solar year lengths and cites Philadelphia Ledger. It ends with a note on destroying gunpowder by dissolving saltpeter in water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
Verona
Ghiraldi
Callendar
Gregory XIII
Gregory
Philadelphia Ledger
Sinking spells and heart relief with Dr Miles Heart Remedy
Mrs Lizzie Painter recalls sinking spells every few days and numb cold limbs then reports renewed strength after using Dr Miles Heart Remedy. The ad claims nationwide letters praising the remedy and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails, sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Lizzie Painter
3D Ave
Evansville
Ind
United States
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Ings
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company
Wnoeee Cn
Banks and Trust Cos
sasdlaiSad
Ps Balsae Rags Ateen
Puig Cnerers
Commonwealth
Nye Or
Sanford
Siegfried
Farrm
Elias I. Glassman
Hickory Streets
H. S. Perry
Justice of the Peace
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
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