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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1904

Page

8

Neighborhood Notes From The North County

Local items report Gen Charles Miller moving from Meadville to Franklin. Corry Episcopal Church damaged by fire while Ridgway faces typhoid concerns. New Castle shows National Guard cavalry recruitment progress. Jamestown to host Duquesne Motor Company works. Thiel College remains in place per Mercer judge. Freight collision near Fredonia kills engineer Wesley Carter. Youngsville church demolition signals landmark loss. Grand Valley sees James Wolfe fatally run over, prognosis poor. Bradford Star marks 25th birthday. R D Mead Growth notes maple sugar quality despite a poor season. Jamestown longtime printer George H Tiffany dies aged 66. electric railways planned to Jamestown and connections to Warren and Sugar Grove. West Hickory church edifice nearing completion with parsonage project funded by Orion Siggins and T D Collins.

Charles Miller Meadville Franklin Episcopal Corry Ridgway Bradford R. D. Mead Pittsfield Tp Jamestown N. Y George H. Tiffany Chautauqua Traction Company Chautauqua Mayville Warren Sugar Grove Lakewood Busti Jamestown Post West Hickory Messrs Orion Siggins T. D. Collins Methodist Episcopal Tionesta Republican

Youngsville County Correspondence Highlights Local Life

In Youngsville on April 12 G M Owens is in North Clarendon running a meat market for A E Coleman. The Esther Comedy Co performed at Swan son’s hall to a crowded house and several residents are noted as ill or improving. The Swedes plan a brick modern church, the old Methodist building nearly a century old. Street railway work resumes, and Big City Show Band parades the town en route to St Louis. Sidewalk repairs are mandated, with Railroad street work starting soon. Standard Shale Brick plant launches seven thousand bricks in 24 hours, employing twenty men. Various residents relocate, visit, or host gatherings, including a sugar party for the U B Church and neighbors socializing at the Flinch Club.

G. M. Owens North Clarendon A. E. Coleman Esther Comedy Co Swanson’s Hall Blanche Woods Warren Miss Shannon J. H. Shannon C. S. Mead Lucy Parker Fagundus Victor Werim Ross Riley Elk County Big City Youngsville Irvington Allegheny River St. Louis Railroad Street Leslie Derling Corry Arthur McKinney Wm. Hahn Flinch Club East Main Street H. Wright

Grange Notes Highlight March Growth in Pennsylvania

Four new Granges and two reorganizations add to March progress in Pennsylvania. The piece traces Grange influence, urges farmers to unite against unfair taxation and adulterated foods, and stresses planning and restraint in farming. It closes noting new spring clothing by Jacob Keller.

Pennsylvania Fredonia N. Y New York A. EK. Dodge

Corydon High School staff return for remainder of term

April reports list teachers Gertrude Schuler Nettie Waite Flora Joseph and Etta Griffin returning to Corydon High School for the rest of the term. Other notes mention visits by Frank Tokarskie Ray Kilbourne moves and local social events at I C C F Hall with Stevenson's orchestra.

Corydon High School Gertrude Schuler Elk Nettie Waite Farmington Flora Joseph Etta Griffin Corydon Frank Tokarskie Steamburg George Betts Warren Ruth Fitzpatrick Ralph Turney Buffalo Romane Griffin Harry Irene Irene Griffin Salamanca James Kennedy Florence Whitcomb Anna Brant I. C. C. F. Hall Stevenson John Shuler Bradford Ray Kilbourne Myrtle A.C. Kraft Asa Reeves Grange

Deaths and community notices from Kane area

April 12 report covers the interment of Clara Bush at Wrightsville cemetery after illness. sugar socials hosted by Methodist and U B Churches to raise funds for youth groups. Local residents mentioned include Mrs Maggie McGee, Daisy Carlin, Lulu Lawson moving, Emma Rinell returning, and Fred Carlson traveling to Youngsville.

Albert Wright Kane Methodist Church Clara Bush Verne Bush Grant Wrightsville C.K. Hanp Young People’s Society of the U. B Dugall Maggie McGee Fred Jones Warren Home Telephone Co Daisy Carlin Youngsville Lulu Lawson West Line Emma Rinell Irvine Fred Carlson Saturdlay

Community Notes and Local Visits Date April 12

Rev and Mrs Hayner visited friends here. Miss Emma Rinell returned from Irvine and Youngville. Miss Sarah Ekstrom, ill with rheumatism, is on the mend. Young People's Literary meets Sunday at the Lutheran Church. Mrs John Wolfe came back from Titusville. Luther Johnson is employed by A.

Local News Roundup From April Revelations

April 11 notes list residents at home and traveling. George Stearns returns from near Buffalo for a few days while John Woods heads to Ogden Utah after months nearby. Mrs Adda Gustafson is ill and school ends April 20. Several visits and departures connect families in Wrightsville Jamestown Bradord and Ohio with Reuben Trafton Jimmie Howard leaving for Colorado. Mrs L J Johnson remains sick.

George Stearns Buffalo John Woods Ogden Utah Adda Gustafson John Little Wrightsville E. K. Stearns Eva Sturdevant Jamestown John Stearns Bradord Ruby Samuelson

Local Notes From Spring Creek April Update

Spring Creek reports school closure on Tuesday April 12. George Bates an elder resident died Sunday April 10 after long illness. Ross Greeley remains ill with little change. Scarlet fever cases show improvement. Byron Eldred and Mrs George Stearns travel to Frewsburg after sister Mrs Robert Jackson died Friday night April 8. Mrs Frank Pitt attends funeral of aunt Mrs Robert Jackson in Frewsburg Tuesday April 12. Lightning struck Blue Eye church during Friday night storm. Gust Johnson expected home next Wednesday from Washington after nearly a year away.

Spring Creek George Bates Ross Greeley Byron Eldred George x. Stearns Frewsburg Robert Jackson Frank Pitt Blue Eye Gust Johnson Washington

Grange Meeting Attendees and Local Notes

Mrs B N Carrier and Mrs Charles DeJean attended Grange meeting Saturday. Mrs Oliver Casler and Mrs Meral Chapman on sick list. Clare Damon well again. Mrs W H Casler and daughter Fiossie visiting relatives here. Walter DeJean visited his aunt Mrs Jay Rickerson in Corry Tuesday. Blue Eye church was struck by lightning last week and badly damaged. Fred Sarling working for Dick Wells. W L Fuller working for A Damon at Spring Creek.

W. L. Fuller A. Damon Spring Creek

Sunday School Institute Schedule by Towns and Dates

Institutes for training Sunday School teachers will be held in multiple towns from April 18 to April 30. Locations include Columbus Freehold Spring Creek Pittsfield Grand Valley Deerfield Triumph Tidioute Sugar Grove Pine Grove Farmington Kinzua Corydon Sheffield Cherry Grove Mead North Clarendon Conenango Glade Run. Each session lists the town, date, and visiting minister.

Columbus Freehold J. W. Hickok Spring Creek G. W. Moore Pittsfield Garland T. J. Bristow Eldred South West Grand Valley A. Meeker Deerfield Triumph Limestone Watson Tidioute F. Marks Brokenstraw Mead North Clarendon R. L. Foulke Conenango Glade and Pleasant Glade Run W. H. Fenton

Spring Suitings at Keller Tailor Shop

Jacob Keller offers legitimate first class tailoring with new fashion plates and assorted cloth and cut styles. Pick your cloth and style now, as you may need it sooner than you think.

Jacob Keller

Help Wanted Represent Accident Company in Warren County

Energetic person sought in Warren County to represent an accident company. Annual premiums range from 1 to 6 dollars with big commissions. Exclusive territory. P. B. Hulburd, District Manager, Erie, PA. Best Job Printing at the Mail Office.

Warren County P. B. Hulburd Erie, Pa

First National Bank of Warren Ledger 1904 Financial Statement

The bank lists resources including U.S. bonds and cash items with a total of 962 608 7 and liabilities such as capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. F K Russell signs as cashier on April 4 1904 before notary Ozzroone Mith.

First National Bank Warren Pennsylvania State of F. K.russell F. K. Russeau Ozzrone Perry D, Clark F. A. Hall J. B. Eppy Citizens National Bank Citizens National Bank of Liab Capital Oes Penn Comey D. L. Gerould Rosk E. Yates Notary Public. Com

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