Census Enumerators Named for Warren County
A list of Warren County Census Enumerators approved by Director Durand to date includes Dee W. Mead in Brokenstraw, Harry Cristenson in Cherry Grove, Johnston Irvin in Clarendon, Ossis W. Dunham for Columbus areas, and many others across townships and boroughs including Warren wards, Youngsville, Tidioute, Sugar Grove, and Farmington. The roster names 184 enumerators with assignments across townships and wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Durand
Clarendon
Johnston Irvin
Columbus
Ralph Linstrum
Farmington
Fred M. Uudwick
Wheeler's Pension Record Shows Increases for Old Soldiers
Congressman Nelson P Wheeler has secured thirteen private pension bills since Congress convened. Each bill raises monthly pensions for veterans from Franklin Ridgway Youngsville Grove City Jamestown Kinxua Columbus Greenville Franklin Stoneboro Pleasantville Chandler's Valley and more. The nine to thirty six dollar boosts lift the total monthly from 156 to 334 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson P. Wheeler
J.C. Pettigrew
Franklin
Nathan Laughner
Ridgway
Edward Ll. Morris
Youngsville
John W. Campbell
Grove City
Timothy Sullivan
Jamestown
Loren Phillips
Kinxua
Walter Harwood
Columbus
W. W. Brubaker
Greenville
Henry W. Fielding
John Wood
Stoneboro
W. W. Thompson
Pleasantville
John ©. Anderson
Chandler’s Valley
County Letters from the Cornplanter Reservation
Report from Cornplanter Reservation listing April activities. Local residents attend services, visits to Quakerbridge and Onoville, and kinship travel. Crews and families of Holt, Bennett, and Halftown travel for church, illness, and farms while Corydon’s creamery opens but no ferry prevents milk delivery. In Lander a daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Ben Firth. social events include high school entertainment and Grange dinner attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Trippe
Salamanca
N. Y
Walter E. Homer
Corydon
Robinson
Quakerbridge
Edith Lee
Jamestown
Homer
Welman Bowen
George Lee, Sr
Webster
Lawrence
Stateline
W. Jacob
Old Town
Bennett
Chester Redeye
Anna Halftown
Alfred Halftown
High School Literary Society
Baptist Church
W. D. Allcorn
Warren
Rose Espersen
North Warren
Elmer Hodges
John Espersen
Albert Peterson
John Babcock
Peter Mahan
Clark Springer
H. H. Cowell
David Peck
Janette Miller
Busti
Arthur Dennison
Grange
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. W. Dennison
Sugar Run Community Notes and Visits
Easter week activity includes Miss Mary Whiteley guesting in Bradford and several local residents visiting relatives in Corydon Onoville Warren Erie and Cherry Grove. The article lists gatherings at the homes of the Foulkrods Holt Keefer Smith and others with travel by Muntz and local officials attending township meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Mary Whiteley
Bradford
Orpha Tome
Philip
Corydon
Frances Brown
Onoville
N. Y
J. W. Green
Tionesta
J. M. Green
Elias Walters
Helen
Warren
David Holt
Sebastian Eberhart
Cherry Grove
L. D. Smith
Frank Hagberg
C. S. Keefer
Harris
A. A. Wilcox
F. E. Nickerson
Russ
George Foulkrod
Anthony Muntz
Big Bend Social News From April Movement
Big Bend notes show Linn Atkins and family traveling to Warren and Gouldtown on business and visits by Ed Clemmons Alvin Knapp Eva Luce and others. Betsy and Isabella Atkins called on Mrs James Myers while T S Sheldon and guests spent a Sunday at Warren area camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend
Bic Bruno
Linn Atkins
Warren
Daniel Clemmons
Clemmons
Bear Lake
Blanche Atkins
Isabella
James Myers
Alvin Knapp
Kinzua
T. G. Philips
Ed. Clemmons
Tuttletown
Gouldtown
Eva Luce
Onoville
N. Y
Harry McGee
McGee Hill
T. S. Sheldon
Mr. Gleason
Stevl Atkins
Morrison’s
Community Notes From Cable on Visitors and Visits
Mrs Eva Walters and Mrs Mary McCoy called on Mrs Sopha Strand. Flora Young and children visit Akeley with the Fellows. Emogene Fellows returned to Warren work. Charles Strand and Mary McCoy visited Warren and Jamestown respectively. Florence and Leon Cable of Jamestown visited Ruth McCoy. Ira Johnson of Jamestown and Charles Clark hosted guests over weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hollow
Eva Walters
Mary McCoy
Sopha Strand
Flora Young
Louisa
Sylvia Fellows
Akeley
EK. Walters
Russell
Charles Clark
W. B. Quaterly
Fox Hill
Flora Peck
Charles Strand
Warren
Jamestown
Florence and Leon Cable
Ruth McCoy
Ira Johnson
Kinzua Village Lodge Officers Installed in I O O F No 373
In Kinzua April 4 district deputy Carter installed officers of Kinzua Village Lodge I O O F No 373 Noble Grand C S Shepard Vice Grand Ralph Culver Recording Secretary J W Green Financial Secretary W D Grey Treasurer Ed Fogel Other news includes Edna Grove traveling to Warren for business college and several townsfolk visiting and traveling to attend funerals or seek work. Harold Moorehouse of Warren visited his parents D P Giltinan Jamestown was in town Milton Campbell went to Warren Fred Anderson Ludlow moved here Claude English left for Elk County to estimate timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Edna Grove
Warren
Business College
E. Groat
Miles
Bradford
Frank Collins
Charles Anderson
Ridgway
Ed. Smith
Carter
Bear Lake
Kinzua Village
Noble Grand
C. S. Shepard
Ralph Culver
J. W. Green
W. D. Grey
Ed. Fogel
Harold Moorehouse
D. P. Giltinan
Jamestown
Milton Campbell
Fred Anderson
Ludlow
Claude English
Elk County
Birth in Farmington and local club events
In Farmington on April 1 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Firth. Most schools have closed with one month left in the highest grade. A basket social for the Athletic Club was held at Charles Babcock's last Saturday evening. Grangers were entertained with new sugar at the Grange Hall Saturday noon with over 86 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Benjamin Firth
Charles Babcock
Grange Hall
Horse For Sale in Cornplanter Pa
For sale one bay horse weighing about 1200 pounds. Address M F Green Cornplanter Pennsylvania. 3 24 21-
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M. F. Green
Cornplanter
East Branch Notes On Local Life And Births
April 4 notes report J. B. Eastman home after Warren visit and a birth to Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wilcox. Local sickness includes Culver children with whooping cough. Visitors include Wm. McLatchey of Philadelphia and E. C. Heminway returning to Corry. Meetings announce Home Mission Society with Mary Oraitt April 13 and Foreign Missionary Society with Mrs. Bertha Mitchell April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
J. B. Eastman
Warren
A. W. Wilcox
Lewis Culver
Wm. McLatchey
Philadelphia
A. P. Whiteley
S. E. C. Heminway
Corry
A. W. Armitage
C. T. Klinger
West Spring Creek
Harriet Nichols
Meadville
R. M. Houghteling
Bushe
The
Home Mission Society
Mary Oraitt
Foreign Missionary Society
Bertha Mitchell
Valley News Roundup and Local Movements Apr 5
A. P. Morris rents farm to Frank Lavigne and moves to town. Miss Rathbone leaves Mrs. Blodget to rooms in Duprey building. Measles epidemic followed by mumps. Valley Creamery to open Monday April 11. George Whitcomb family back from winter in New York. Dr. Kelley ill with grip but improving. his son has mumps. Alice Delamater returns to Sugar Grove Seminary for spring term. Mrs. Gregg visits Mrs. W. Delamater Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
Alice Delamater
Sugar Grove Seminary
Gregg
W. M. Delamater
Local Wanderers and Visits Across Corydon Area
In Germany on April 4 Mr and Mrs Giltinan of Corydon conducted business. Wallace Outrid of Jamestown visited his parents Sunday. Mrs H B Lounsbury and Eugene Outrid called on E D Everts at Warren last week. Mrs Alice Outrid hosted Mrs A H Ladow last week. Mattie Headley improves after weeks indoors. A H Ladow attended Russell Thursday. F A Nelson plans to start a mill soon and sold stock. J Shuler visited Corydon parents last Friday. Perry Whitman traveled to Warren Monday with apples. Wv Ackley at Akely station.
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Germany
Russell
F. A. Nelson
J. Shuler
Corydon
Perry Whitman
Warren
Ackley
Akely Station
County Health Officers Appointed Across Warren County
The Warren County health system outside cities is led by a County Medical Inspector and nine health officers. Dr. M. W. Ball of Warren serves as County Medical Inspector. Each officer supervises a district, reports contagious diseases, placards and fumigates houses, investigates nuisances, and can enter homes to inspect, disinfect, and quarantine. They inspect schools and dairies biannually or more and report to Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Farmington
Pine Grove
Conewango
Glade
Elk
Pleasant Townships
H. J. Bierce
Warren
Columbus
Freehold
A. J. Damon
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
H. J. Spencer
Sugar Grove
John Spencer
Chandlers Valley
Kinzua
Corydon
C. R. Morrison
Brokenstraw
R. H. McDowell
Youngsville
Deerfield
Watson
Triumph
Limestone
EK. T. Morris
Tidioute
Eldred
South West
W. M. Maultby
Grand
Harrisburg
M. W. Ball
Summer School Ad at Hoff Business College
An advertisement invites readers to boost earning potential by joining the summer term running until August 1 at Hoff Business College in Warren, Pennsylvania. Write for particulars. March 31, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff Business College
Warren
Edinboro Normal Spring Session Opens March 22 1910
Edinboro Normal announces spring session for student teachers with flexible entry times. Catalogue free. Joan F. Bigler serves as principal guiding prospective educators.
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Edinboro Normal
Joan F. Bigler
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Warren Mail
Dee W. Mead
Harry Chris
Tenson
Freehold Tp
Bear Lake Boro
Alfred E. Sherman
Mac Olney
Daniel G. Black
Charles L. Rapp
Mead
Amos A. Truxel
Fred T. Bennett
Marvin M. Clendening
Frank F. Childs
Pleasant
William H. Wood
Sheffield
Andrew G. Swanson
Earl R. Small
South West Tp
William D. Allison
Clayton E. Stearns
Sugar Grove Tp
Llewellyn A
Coates
William M. Lemmon
Gordon E. Sill
Wayne D. Rapp
Frank Hag
Wheeler
Ayer
Ayers
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
County Letters
Lander
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Warren, PA
Warre Trust Trust Co
Lidver
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore&Philadelphi
Atlantic City
JR. Woop
Geo. W. Boyd
Menager
Deway
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