Cornplanter Reservation Local Notices and Arrivals
Rev. M F Tripple conducted services at Cornplanter Reservation after arriving from Salamanca. Funeral for Susan Jacobs noted her March 27, 1912 burial with Alfred Jimerson officiating. Community visits include Mrs Gibson Dolson and others traveling to Warren. W C T U officers updated on April 4 with Mrs Bennett president and Mrs Blacksnake treasurer.
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Welman Bowen
Phebe Gordon
Warren
Ray Bennett
Friends School
Tunesassa
N. Y
Riley Pierce
Onoville
George C. Lee
Dwight Bennett
Gibson Dolson
J. Blacksnake
Ladies Aid
Bennett
Ray Gordon
Bear Lake Social Notes Include Visits and School Exercises
Mrs. Leona Darn of Niagara visits sister Mrs. Vic Robinson. Thirty-one dined at U B Aid at Myron Carr’s. Sunday School convention at U B church well attended with visitors from Warren Lottsville and Corry. School closed with children's exercises and Ella Cornish served warm sugar. Rev. Luther visiting Rev. McIntyre. Corry and Jamestown visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Leona Darn
Niagara
Vic Robinson
U. B. Aid
Myron Carr
U. B
Frantz and Kehrli
Warren
Clark
Verda Rosequist
Ali Briggs
Mae
Sugar making brings small Grange attendance at Farmington
Farmington notes a light Grange turnout as farmers focus on sugar making. Rev Sibley of Busti missed two weeks due to illness and Farnham from Brown Hill moved into the Wilson house to work for Thomas Firth this summer. Verna Mix visited Farmington friends, and about 20 of her Sunday School class surprised Mrs Mix on her 79th birthday with a social gathering and gifts.
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Farmington
the Grange
Rev. Sibley
Busti
Farnham
Brown Hill
Wilson House
Samuelsons
Thomas Firth
Verna Mix
C. B. Mix
Rev Earl Sill Opens Wesleyan Methodist Pulpit
Pittsfield reports Rev Earl D. Sill from Canton Ohio now occupies the Wesleyan Methodist pulpit after Rev F D Rock well vacated it. Easter services observed at the Presbyterian church featured choir under Prof Baker with piano and horn accompaniment. Miss Emma Lydiatt of Bernard Bay visits brother J S Lydiatt and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Earl D. Sill
Canton
Ohio
Wesleyan Methodist Church
F. D. Rockwell
J. S. Lydiat
Ralph Brook
Youngsville
John Long
Erie
Presbyterian Church
Baker
Emma Lydiatt
Bernard Bay
J. S. Lydiatt
Local Notes from Spring Creek and Nearby Towns
April reports from Spring Creek list visits and job changes. Donald Johnson visited the Pitts family and John Lloyd plans to move to Montana. Dan Bearding joins the P. E. Railroad. Joe Dan leaves for C. C. Powers nearby. Several residents relocate or buy property, grain and farm equipment updated.
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Spring Creek
Donald Johnson
Mrs. Pitts
East Branch Notes Sad Passing and Local Moves
David Stokes, former resident, died at Corry hospital and will be buried at East Branch. A. P. Whiteley visited Corry on business. Bertha Goodwill of Corry returned home to care for her rheumatic mother Emma Sutton. EB Hemingway and son Erwin visited relatives in Corry. Ava Mitchell sick with pneumonia at home. sister May assists. Frank Hillyer injured his hand at work for Baron and Lynch. Mrs. G. W. Armitage visited Oil City to see daughter Ava Hill. H. C. Bush relocates to Lakewood NY. McCarthy brothers move drilling rig from T. Sutton farm to H. Weldon farm to seek oil. W. D. Mitchell visited Garland and Corry on business.
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East Branch
David Stokes
Corry Hospital
A. P. Whiteley
Corry
Bertha Goodwill
Emma Sutton
EB. C. Heminway
Erwin
Ava Mitchell
W. D. Mitchell
May
Frank Hillyer
Baron and Lynch
G. W. Armitage
Oil City
Ava Hill
H.C. Bush
Lakewood
N. Y
McCarthy Brothers
T. Sutton
H. Weldon
Garland and Corry
Ladies Aid Bazaar Nets Social and Fiscal Support
In Columbus on April 9 the Ladies' Aid thanks supporters for a successful bazaar. The Ladies Auxilliary will meet Mrs. Fila Allen next Wednesday afternoon. Local residents return home for Easter visits, including the Allens of Sheffield, Lula Covel from Rochester, Gerald Monroe from Ithaca, and the Scholtons, Crippens, Harwoods, and Cadys visiting family and friends nearby.
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Columbus
Fila Allen
Elton Allen
Elizabeth
Sheffield
Mr. Allen
Lula Covel
Rochester
N. Y
Gerald Monroe
Ithica
Ray Scholton
Oil City
Scholton
Amy Scholton
D. J. Sullivan
James Crippen
Florida
Herbert Harwood
Shirley Cady
Tennesse
George
For Sale White Steamer Convertible with top and rumble seat
Automobile for sale a white five passenger steamer in good condition can be converted into a roadster. Includes extra single top and rumble seat. Seller C A Stone Warren Pa contact address provided. Dated 4 11 41.
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C. A. Stone
Warren
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Warren Area Notices
Property transfers feature numerous owners and buyers across Warren, Tidioute, Sheffield, Spring Creek, Pittsfield, Youngsville, Garland, Conewango, and surrounding towns with prices from $1 to $9,000 and major estates including Gust Arvidson and Nelson Anderson deals. The list records conveyances to individuals and firms such as Tidioute Cemetery Association, C. H. Smith Co., War ren Silica Co., and dozen-plus private buyers, reflecting active land and estate moves.
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Warren H. Gilmore
Flora A Gilmore
Warren
Abigail Jefford
Mattie Boardman
Sheffield
Melvina J. Lacy
Gust A. Roas
Glade
C. H. Smith Co
F. Elizabeth Gass
Fred C. Eaton
Gertrude M. Carr
Herbert C. Davis
Youngsville
Lewis G. Wei
Pittsfield
N. H. Blanchard
Lawrence Armitage
Spring Creek
Frank D. Martin
Daisy M. Labree
Helen Heim
Joseph T. Gleese
Elya A. Simpson
H. F. Sampson
Madison L. White
G. A. Cusick
Garland
Gust Arvidson
Albert Carlberg
Carrie F. Newton
Clarence W. Beckley
John Cooney
Mary Cooney
Bella V. Wood
Carrie E. Nelson
George Burlingame
Lettie Snapp
Nelson Anderson
Darwin T. Duke
Mead
Alfred H. Barlow
Wm. Armitage
Lulu L. Foster
Rose Murry
Kinzua
G. W. Brown
G. E. Covey
Brokenstraw
Loren Mandaville
T. J. Lodel
A. J. Tabough
Joseph Horton
Columbus
Geo. W. Patterson
M. F. Kendall Et al
Anna A. Larson Etal
Oscar Larson Elk
Miles H. Goff
J. P Flaus
James Thomas
Wm. H. Glass
South West
John Rhoades
F. A. Rhoades
Edward W. Johnson
Frank Mott
A. J. Brown
C. E. Kennedy
Deerfield
Michael Miller
C. C. Butterfield
Harry F. Cogswell
W. A. Bauman
Jennie E. McConnell
Market Report Highlights Grain and Dairy Prices
New York April 10 WHEAT No 2 red 1999 percent elevator OATS Standard 2c BUTTER Creamery specials 3434c extras 3514c ECGS State and Pennsylvania white fancy new large 2614c POTATOES State per bag 400 425 Maine per bag 425 450
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New York
Pennsylvania
Maine
Buffalo Market Wheat and Produce Prices April 10
Buffalo Provision Market lists wheat No 2 white at 1.04 and red at 1.05 per bushel. Corn No 3 yellow 82 1/2 cents, No 4 yellow 80 1/2 cents. Oats No 2 white 61 cents, white 60 44? cents. Flour blends priced per barrel and family patent around 6.75 to 6.90 dollars. Butter Creamery extras 34 cents, eggs white fancy 23 cents, cheese 18 to 19 cents, potatoes white fancy 1.50 per bushel.
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Buffalo
Winter Family
East Buffalo Livestock Market Cattle and Hog Quotes
Market report lists prime steers from 3.00 to 8.25 per hundredweight by weight, 1,200 to 1,400 lb steers at 6.50 to 6.80, choice fat cows 5.40 to 5.60, choice heifers 6.00 to 6.50, choice pulls 5.25 to 5.60, veals 9.25 to 9.50, and fair to good 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs at 8.25, mixed sheep 8.25 to 8.25. hogs 7.90 to 8.00 for light Yorkers, heavy hogs 8.00 to 8.10, pigs 7.00 to 7.10.
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East Buffalo
Market Prices for Timothy and Straw Goods
Timothy No 4 on track price 24.00. Timothy No 2 do price 23.00. Straw wheat and oat quoted 13.00 and 14.00 respectively.
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Timothy
Some Pertinent Advice To Chicken Keepers
Warren readers receive practical guidance on keeping chickens from CHICKEN RAISER urging neighbors without flocks to tolerate nuisances. He advises sanitary coops cleaned weekly scratch yards disinfected bi monthly roofs to shed water and restricting free roaming to private property to prevent typhoid risk and odor issues. He invites skeptics to visit his home to see demonstrations of unsanitary conditions and recommended fixes.
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Warren
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Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
Penn’a
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’'a
Cornplanter Reservation
Kate Bordwell
Walter
Jamestown
Mauch Bordwell’s
John Lloyd
Will
Montana
Joe Dan
P. & E. Railroad
C. C. Powers
Mart Gray
Will Nanties
Lillian Wright
Will Henery
Geo Forman
Dan Bearding
Don
Glenn Donaldson
Alton Wynn
FE. E. Hyer
Louis Anderson
Robert Burch
M. Packard
Clifford Wells
Cleve Farnham
Leo Robinault
John Peterson
Wattsburgh
Will Peterson
Celia Wentworth
Leta
F. E. Hyer
Lyly Porter
Kendall
John Mattison
John Gray
John Hines
Robert Youngs
Mickle Hill
Miss Bennett
Flora Mays
Frank X. Kietler
Frank K. Brown
Cherry Grove
Tidioute Cemetery
Market Report
Washington
Congress At Work
Baltimore
Philadelphia
David Todd
Williamsport
R. R
Ofice
Penn. Avenue
Bell
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
Warren, PA
A. W. Eaton
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
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