County Letters Report Local Social Notes
April 6 updates from the community list visits and comings and goings. Mrs. Libbie Burd returned home to Frewsburg after six weeks with sister Mrs. Mary McCoy. Several residents were in Warren Jamestown Akeley and Russell for visits. Word came of the death of Wm. Wood near Olean, previously a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Libbie Burd
Mary McCoy
Frewsburg
Margaret Demmon
Valley
Sopha Strand
Jamestown
Mary van Orsdale
Minnie Reese
Warren
Nina McCoy
E. Fellows
Amy McFarland
Russell
Charles Strand
Ada
Akeley
Emma Strand
Minnie Gage
Rhoda Fox
Sadie Grant
Augusta Hornstrom
Ella Thompson
Wm. Wood
Olean
A. W. Young
Fox Hill
John Passinger
Hollow
Fred Newark
Lucy Smith
Henry Crecraft
Bertha Passinger
Trade Conditions Show Mixed Early 1908 Improvements
Dun's Review reports gradual gains in some areas while overall business remains well below normal. April sees few labor disputes, some workers accept minor pay cuts to resume work. Rail and banking indicators weaken, foreign trade fluctuates with exports up and imports down versus last year. Iron and steel operate at about half capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dun
Washington Letter: Notable 1900s reception canceled
The planned reception for Pennsylvanias presidential candidate P C Knox at the Pennsylvania Club in Washington was canceled after Senator Boies Penrose fell seriously ill. Invitations had gone to 2500 attendees including Roosevelt Taft Fairbanks Cannon Supreme Court justices cabinet ministers and several governors and senators. Knox urged withdrawal of invitations, and the event was called off with regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Boies Penrose
Pennsylvania Club
P.C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Taft
Fairbanks
Cannon
Supreme Court
Congress
Stuart
Murphy
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Gov. Hughes
New York
Senator Lafollette
Wisconsin
Senator Penrose
Knox
Penrose
Germany's government controls coal lands and forests
The government now practically owns all coal lands and forests in Germany. Under scientific care the forests yield wood yearly valued at 60 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
New York Port Handles Majority of Nation’s Imports
Sixty two percent of all imports now enter the United States through the port of New York, underscoring its central role in national trade and shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Local option meeting announced at U B church
April 6 notice notes an option meeting at the U B church with Warren speakers. Community updates include Mrs Clyde Kinney visiting Youngsville, Claude and Loyd Meadon visiting relatives in Newtown Mills, and school director Ll M Cartwright visiting the local school. The Grand Valley circuit meeting at Goodwill Hill is set for April 24 25 26. School closes Friday after a successful term and hope rests on Miss Conover returning next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Warren
Clyde Kinney
Youngsville
Claude and
Loyd Meadon
Newtown Mills
Ed. McMillen
Ll. M. Cartwright
Earl Garber
Emery Garber
Colorado
U. B. Aever
Grand Valley
Goodwill Hill
Conover
David Curtis Cemetery Association to Meet at Ayer Home
The annual meeting of the David Curtis Cemetery Association will be held at the home of H. S. Ayer Wednesday afternoon. Ira Cady returned from Daytona Florida after wintering there. Linn Gordon family moved back from Bear Lake. Honor Parmlee of Warren visited last week. Belle Howard hosted a 16th birthday party Saturday. Mrs T H Whittaker and daughter Mary returned to Braddock. Cemetery Auxiliary to meet with Mrs Richard Fry on Friday April 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curtis Cemetery Association
H. S. Ayer
Ira Cady
Daytona
Florida
Linn Gordon
Bear Lake
Honor Parmlee
Warren
Belle Howard
T. H. Whittaker
Mary
Braddock
Cemetery Auxilliary
Richard Fry
Ackley Hollow News Briefs April Visitations and Jobs
Mrs Earn Hawkins of East Kane visited Mrs W H Madigan. John Passinger and two sons stayed briefly. Joe Drayton moved to Akeley for work with Willis Hale. A C Walker of Scandia visited. Dewitt Collins and Emma brought Cobham Sager’s body from Washington. Several locals made visits to Russell and Warren for work and family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earn Hawkins
East Kane
W. H. Madigan
John Passinger
Joe Drayton
Akeley
Willis Hale
A. C. Walker
Scandia
Dewitt Collins
Emma
Washington
Cobham Sager
Elias Akeley
John Matts
A. S. Passinger
Harry Vansile
Russell
Henry Akeley
Edgar Chase
Warren
Eli Ruland
Fred Newark
Bertha Passinger
R. W. Young
L. G. Adams
Local Visitors and Social News From Kinzua and Vicinity
April reports list Mrs Beulah Wilcox in Ono Ville visiting friends and relatives. J E Lyle and Sidney Blackman of Kinzua were in town last week. J E Morse returns to Potter county work. Orlo Hoop visits Corydon Tuesday. Mrs Melissa Muntz stays in Union City. Mrs David Holt visits Kinzua. Mrs F E Marsh shops in Warren. Mr and Mrs Solon Morrison of Kinzua visit Mrs M E Shearman. H Muntz visits Warren. Miss Norma Shaffer of Kinzua visits Sugar Run. S M Cain and brother Frank Cain finish boiler wood cutting for David Holt near Marshburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Wilcox
Onoville
J. E. Lyle
Sidney Blackman
Kinzua
J. E. Morse
Potter County
Orlo Hoop
Corydon
Melissa Muntz
Union City
David Holt
F. E. Marsh
Warren
Solon Morrison
M. E. Shearman
H. Muntz
Norma Shaffer
S. M. Cain
Frank Cain
Marshburg
Local News Briefs From Freemontia and Surroundings
April 7 notes report visitors such as J P Bondenson of Fre donia and Ivan Samuelson in Warren. Edna Webb returns to Branchton Pa after visiting sister Mrs Herman Ingalls. Alice Delamater recovering from illness. Ladies' Aid meets April 15 at 10 am with Mrs L H Darling. Ray Delamater at Sugar Grove home talent show. Hultberg returns from Jamestown for a visit. Seniors plan sugar social in Ladies' Aid rooms and a Darling's hall party. Edgar Kimball sells farm to a Sugar Grove buyer. Local Option Club holds first meeting in Lutheran basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Samuelson
Warren
Edna Webb
Branchton
Herman Ingalls
Alice Delamater
Ladies’ Aid Society
L. H. Darling
Ray Delamater
Sugar Grove
Fred Hultberg
Jamestown
Ladies’ Aid Rooms
Darling’s Hall
Edgar Kimball
Option Club
Quaker Hill Community News On April Activities
Our school closed Thursday. Guests included John Schuler of Corydon Lyman Walling of Scandia and Miss Nelson of this place. The pie social by the Grangers was a success and all enjoyed a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schuler
Corydon
Lyman Walling
Scandia
Nelson
J. Miller
Mattie Headley
Beach
C. D. Outrid
James Bennett
McMahon
Germany
Miller
Mr. Eagle
Jacob Schuler, Jr
Harvey Marsh
Quaker Hill
George Giltinan
Oil City
Onoville
Educational Butter Scoring Contest Proposed by State College
The Dairy Husbandry Department of Pennsylvania State College plans an Educational Contest focusing on quality moisture content and over run in butter. Five pounds sent every two months. college owns butter, silver cup to top scorer. participants receive score notes and moisture content reports. Send name to Prof H E Van Norman for package and reporting blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Dairy Husbandry Department
Pennsylvania State College
Butte
H. E. van Norman
State College
Rug Styles and Prices for Sleeping Rooms
Hodge’s Fiber Kaba and Hofi Rugs praised for sleeping rooms. Hofi Rugs are extra heavy fiber matting, priced at 10.50 for 9 by 12. Fiber Kaba Rugs mix wool and fiber, 12.50 for 9 by 12. Savalan Wilton Rugs shown in two colorways 87.50 and 37.50 for 9 by 12. Selkirk Wilton Rugs 10-6 by 12 with Persian designs in red, tan, blue. Seamless Bagdad Wilton Rugs 9 by 12 oriental design with tan and green at 65.
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Hodge
Bagdad Wilton
Carpet stock includes Wilton Velvets and Ax minsters
In Our Carpet Stock are Wilton Velvets, Ax minsters, Colonial Velvets, Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels, etc., priced from 69¢ to 82 per yard. This includes making. Also a Complete Line of Ingrains in genuine 3-ply, all wool, 2-ply, all wool, cotton chain, granites and ofions. Priced from 30c to $1 per yd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tapestry
Brussels
Madras
Linoleums Inlaid Linoleums in German and English Makes
Linoleums inlaid in German and English styles offered at $1.00 and $1.50 per square yard.
Pride that Dines on Vanity Sups on Contempt
A compact reflection on how vanity feeds arrogance and invites scorn. The line suggests pride thrives on self regard while provoking contempt from others.
Public Documents Offered to Subscribers
The paper lists public documents available at the office including the Report of Pennsylvania State College Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States The Lizards of Pennsylvania The Net Result at the Hague A League of Peace by Andrew Carnegie Test of Mechanical Cow Milker Bird Preservation Miscible Oils How to Make Them from Pa State College Pa Department of Agriculture and related items.
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Pennsylvania State College
United States
Pennsylvania
The
Hague
League of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Penn
State College
Dep’t of Agriculture
The Siamese Sapphire Mines Selects One Year’s Gems
The king of Siam annually selects the finest stones from the royal sapphire mines without payment. Some women prefer love to respect, reflecting social sentiment of desire and esteem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Grove City College Seeks Spring and Summer Students
Grove City College announces work opportunities for teachers and college students in spring and summer. Dates allow entry as late as May 1 with two eight week sessions and cheap board at $2 weekly. Spring term runs from March 31 to April 14, or later through May 1. summer term begins June 23. Address President Isaac C. Ketler Grove City Pa.
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Grove City College
Isaac C. Ketler
Grove City
Woman Remains in Love With Once-Lued Man
A woman expresses enduring affection for a man she once loved, describing the tangled feelings that persist despite time and change. The brief note hints at a lasting emotional connection and personal complication.
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Ayers
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Mase
Sugar Run
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C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
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