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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
8
Local notes miss April moves and visits reported
Mrs. Hyatt moves from Mr. Collins on Pleasant Street to rooms above L. J. Gibbs hardware. Mrs. W D Smith of Warren Salvation Army spoke on jail work to a large Free Methodist church audience. Services were held March 31. Frank Dunn returned home last Wednesday. Various residents visited or traveled to Erie Rochester Titusville and Warren. Oyster supper at R O V hall closed the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Parshall
Titusville
J. Carnahan
Fagundas
Wm. Carnahan
J. G. Humphrey
Erie
Henry Clarke
Rochester
N. Y
D. Smith
The
Methodist Church
J. M. Kinnear
J. H. Connarro
C. C. Jury
Thos. W. Poy
Pittsfield
M. J. Smutz
Warren
R. O. V. Hall
T. G. Sargeon
Russell Smith
Buffalo
Chas. van Duren
F. D. Smith
Charles Fuellhart, Sr
Revival and timber trade notes from Corydon and Warren
Rev M F Trippe attended the first Sunday service. Gordon and Lee returned from the Cattaraugus Reservation after revival work. Dolson and Dolson youths traveled to Warren by log raft. Ladow and Bennett crews raft logs to Warren. Ed Marsh rafted timber. Mrs Bee and daughter returned home after basket work at Dolson's. The Bennett family moved timber for D Ruhman. Redeye couple visited Quakerbridge. Thea Royvene and Mae Pierce attend Corydon schools. Mrs Minnie Lee ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Trippe
Charles Gordon
George Lee
Cattaraugus Reservation
Gibson Dolson
Pierce
Elon
James
Warren
Frank Ladow
South Corydon
Dwight Bennett
Leroy
Ed. Marsh
Sarah May Bee
Bennett
D. Ruhlman
Chester Redeye
Quakerbridge
Thea Royvene
Mae Pierce
Corydon
Minnie Lee
Ladies' Aid Bazaar and Bake Sale Scheduled
The Ladies' Aid will hold a small bazaar and bake sale in the Walton building west of the Simpson block on Saturday. The Cemetery Society plans its next meeting on Friday April 16 with Mrs Henry Allen. L O T M meets for regular review Friday at the Record Keeper's home. Louis Monroe is home from Cornell College for Easter vacation. Mrs E L Monroe travels to Ithaca for her brother's funeral. Mrs Ida Blakeslee Mrs Williams Mrs Amy Scholton Mrs Nora Fox return from Meadville. Anna Ayer of Warren visited her parents H S Ayer last week. A son was born April 2 to Mr and Mrs John Miller. Polly Yeroy returns to Levant Maine tonight after visiting locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
Walton Building
Simpson Block
Cemetery Society
Henry Allen
Louis Monroe
Cornell College
E. L. Monroe
Ithaca
Ida Blakeslee
Williams
Amy Scholton
Nora Fox
Meadville
Anna Ayer
Warren
H. S. Ayer
John Miller
Polly
Yeroy
Levant
Maine
Mrs Seward Clark Moves to Kane for New Home
Mrs Seward Clark and her son Allan depart this week for Kane where Mr Clark has a job and the family will establish their future home. Also Mr and Mrs Nathan Dodd leave for Grady West Virginia where Mr Dodd works for Wheeler Lumber Co. The Rev Mr Allison receives a purse from friends for a short Easter vacation. Mrs B A West visits W A Schramling and wife at their home. Applications close April 15 for Columbus Cemetery Association sexton posts. Mrs Celia Gates hosts dinner for friends. Mrs Wm Lamona is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward Clark
Allan
Kane
Clark
Nathan Dodd
Grady
W. Va
Dodd
Wheeler Lumber Company
Allison
B. A. West
W. A. Schramling
Sexton
Columbus
Secretary of Columbus Cemetery Association
Celia Gates
Wm. Lamona
Warren Residents Honored Guests and Local Happenings
April reports include E D Everts of Warren as guest of H B Lounsbury. Ora Ladow and F A Nelson visit Russell. Mrs Alice Outrid and Mabel visit old friends Friday. Florid Ackley and G Martin drive Friday. J Linstrum and son Harry visit C Carlson at Fox Hill. A Nelson improving. W O Martin greets friends at Lounsbury Corners. A Warren blacksmith opens shop at Scandia. Axel Johnson makes Russell call. L H Walling and Ben McCoy plan farming the old farm. Charles Erickson buys two dairy cows. D M McMahon visits M Giltinan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Everts
Warren
H. B. Lounsbury
Ora Ladow
F. A. Nelson
Russell
Alice Outrid
Little Mabel
Florid Ackley
G. Martin
J. Linstrum
Harry
Fox Hill
C. Carlson
A. Nelson
W. O. Martin
Lounsbury Corners
Scandia
Axel Johnson
L. H. Walling
Ben McCoy
Charles Erickson
D. M. McMahon
M. Giltinan
Local notes from James Town and surroundings dated April
April records show residents moving visiting and social updates across James Town and nearby towns. Highlights include M. J. Wooden moving to the Bert Chapman farm Chest nut Hill, A. M. Wooden and Nellie Platt traveling to Columbus, Minnie Wright visiting Dr. Davis, and farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. James Norris as they prepare to move to Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Wooden
Bert Chapman
Chestnut Hill
A.M. Wooden
Nellie Platt
Columbus
Minnie Wright
Davis
James Wynn
Charles
Eva Baker
Frank Holtes
Bear Lake
Henry Chapman
Nettie Willett
Ed. Jagrith
Wright
Corry
Local Social Notes and Minor Misfortune Report
Mr and Mrs John Linstrum reside at this place John Spetz was in Russell on business last Tuesday Mr and Mrs A C Walker of Akeley Hollow visited Scandian Mrs Ida Arnold returned to Warren after a week with sister Tillie Lane Harry Carlson working for G W Graham cut his hand badly one day last
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Linstrum
John Spetz
Russell
A. C. Walker
Akeley Hollow
Ida Arnold
Warren
Tillie Lane
Harry Carlson
G. W. Graham
Mount Oak Community Notes April Burn at L Bacon Home
On Monday last the house and contents of L Bacon were burned with nothing saved except a writing desk and a few clothes. Grangers held an initiation for Frank Rugar last Saturday and a lunch will be served April 17 in the Grange hall for the new member. Obituary notes James Woodard, longtime resident, dies after illness. leaves wife, children, grandchildren and many friends. Also lists local visits, sick lists for Arthur Smith and Lynn Fitch, and various travels and births in East Branch and Grand Valley communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Bacon
Grand Valley
Frank Rugar
Grange Hall
Arthur Smith
George Immicke
Julia
East Brach
Archie Smith
Fred Brown
A. Brown
Sanford
S. White
East Branch
Lynn Fitch
Messrs. Mosher and Walters
Frank Nichols
D. Fitch
James Woodard
Ackher Hollow Social Notes Highlight Local Moves
April 5 reports Earl Curtiz moved his family to North Warren while A S Passinger and others visited relatives. Miss Ella Passinger of Russell called illness. Local residents, including Mrs L G Adams, Mrs Georgia Coffman, and Miss Bertha Passinger, visited guests. Nancy Culbertson sick with pneumonia cared for by Dr Vermilyea.
Cobb's Corners residents make visits and changes
Elmer Gray visited Kinzua last week. Mrs E E Houghtling visited her son R M Houghtling at Sanford. Rev Mr McClelland and wife moved to Laporte Indiana for field work. Will Logan visits his parents James and Mrs Logan. James and Fred Phillis were business visitors at Spartansburg on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gray
Kinzua
E. E. Houghtling
R. M. Houghtling
Sanford
Mr. McClelland
Laporte
Indiana
Will Logan
Jas. Logan
James
Fred Phillis
Spartansburg
Local notes on residents and occupations
Russell Pratt of Kinzu a visited his sister Mrs Dex ter last week. Edgar Allen rents Harriet Nichol s farm and moves in for the year. Walter Weldon finds work with the Spring Creek section gang. R M Houghtling of Sanford called at Fred Phillis s Friday. Mattie Whiteley gave her Sunday School class a warm sugar treat Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Pratt
Kinzua
John Dexter
Edgar Allen
Harriet Nichol
Walter Weldon
Section
Spring Creek
R. M. Houghtling
Sanford
Fred Phillis
Mattie Whiteley
Local visitors and residents noted in Sugar Run report
Sugar Run notes show Mrs John Hook and daughter Mildred visiting Warren. John Wooster and J C Walters from Warren called on relatives. J W Green of Kinzua spent a day in town. Frank Nickerson from Scandia moved onto the J D Harris farm. Mrs Ella Phillips of Kinzua visited town. Marvin Russ and wife of Corydon spent several days here. Mrs Lottie Foulkrod visited Corydon with her grandson. Henry Muntz and wife of Steamburg NY stayed several days. George Foulkrod works near Shingle House Pa as lumber mill filer and fitter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
John Hook
Mildred
Warren
John Wooster
J. C. Walters
J. W. Green
Kinzua
Frank Nickerson
Scandia
J. D. Harris
Volney Ackley
Ella Phillips
Marvin Russ
Corydon
Lottie Foulkrod
Henry Muntz
Steamburg
N. Y
George Foulkrod
Local Social News Highlights From April
Mrs Earnest Dickinson and children visited Mr and Mrs Bert McCoy from Thursday to Sunday and moved into their new West Oak Hill home. Mrs McCoy accompanied them to Jamestown. Miss Edith Johnson of Jamestown visited her parents last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson and family spent Sunday with Frank Adams. Mrs Florence McCoy is at Falconer for a few weeks. Miss Bertha Hale of Akeley visited her parents the Mil lers one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Dickinson
Bert McCoy
West Oak Hill
Obituary for Russell S. Martin of Frewsburg New York
Russell S. Martin born January 24 1844 in Pine Grove Warren County Pennsylvania died April 2 1909 from an epileptic seizure. He left a daughter Belle Martin Dahlquist who died earlier and two grandchildren Harold and Gladys Dahlquist of Jamestown New York. Survived by his second wife Rachel Rush and stepdaughter Isabelle Rush. Funeral at his Frewsburg home conducted by Rev M V Stone M E Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell S. Martin
Pine Grove
Warren County
Thomas Martin
Hattie Sanborn
Belle Martin Dahlquist
Harold
Gladys Dahlquist
Jamestown
N. Y
Rachel Rush
Altoona
Isabelle Rush
Russell Martin
Frewsburg
M. V. Stone
M. E. Church
Funeral Procession Follows Passed Away in Russell Pa
Day morning services were held with a large gathering of friends and neighbors. The remains were laid to rest by relatives in the family lot at the cemetery in Russell, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
I Am Willowy In My Finery Says Wilbur Nesbit
A Chicago Post column narrator mocks fashion excess. The speaker describes an oversized fur hat three feet wide, high heels that ache, and a rigid beauty gown with stays. He frets about moving, dining, and sitting, insisting style demands discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamma
Wilbur Nesbit
Chicago Post
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E. A. Werle
Marian
Romaine
Geo. Graham
Chas. Smith
Gust Sederburg
Dr. G. Anderson
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Joe Miller
James Bennett
Cook Farm
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Edinboro
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Ayer
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Yourdade
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Mail Publishing Company
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D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
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Doctor
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A. A. Davis & Co
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