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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
2
Local notes report visits and moves among Warren area families. Several residents travel to see relatives in Rochester Bradford Dunkirk and Corydon. Community events include a Ladies Aid supper at the I O O F hall and church services led by Bishop Whitehead.
Sugar Run items report S M Cain and Frank Cain cutting bolts at Corydon. Frances Brown of Corydon travels to Hickory Pa for her new home. Ernest Springer heads to McCabe mill Hickory for summer work. Jerry Smith and wife visited Corydon. Orlo Hoop in Warren. Mary Whiteley visited Bradford relatives. Robby Hook visited friends at Pleasant Valley. Mrs Jennie Hare of Glade in town. Mrs M L Campbell and granddaughter from Klondike guests of Geo Foulkrod. R E Green did Warren business last week. Leo Wilcox family at Onoville New York. C M Bergstrom and Dean Hook to Kane with potatoes.
Spring Creek news notes visitors and residents with Mrs Geo W Graham returning from Jamestown to join family events. Dr I G Hyer and family from Clarendon visit, Leta Wentworth from Corry visits, Vivian Carroll from Youngsville stays with Georgia Barber, Chas Spencer from Youngsville visits, Graham travels to Akeley Hollow, Adaline Culp and Georgia Barber call on Monday, Donaldson family visit Corry, fishing becomes popular, L S Clough heads to Warren for a few days.
Germany scene reports a term closing school on Friday. Grangers held a well attended box social Friday evening. William Hayet traveled to the G. H. Marsh place Saturday. Gaberial Birt of Clendening Corners visited Elk Creamery Thursday. Charles Smith of Scandia was a Sunday visitor.
Dr. C. C. Kemble spends two months in Philadelphia studying eye and ear treatments. Several residents, including Mrs. Bertha Thompson, C. P. Merkle, Percy Hollingsworth, and Mrs. O. Burgess, are mentioned with trips, visits, or improvements. C. C. Mapes buys the hardware store of L. J. Gibb and plans to move there. deaths, illnesses, and family news update the community roster. Benton S. McGill named census enumerator for Tidioute borough for 1910. Rev. H. H. Downing returns from Youngsville after church dedication.
Eagle area notes report visits by Os car Ross Fay Drake and Clinton Gilson near Vrooman Mrs Tressa Belknap and Mrs John Ross guests at Gilson Ridge relations in Eldred Center and East Branch share Sunday calls George Gilson losses a cow and births at Robert Muir home a baby girl welcomed by Mrs Andy Smith and Cecil visit.
Mrs. Mary Whatford and son Fred Hooker visited Jamestown on Monday. Mrs. Flora Young and children returned to Falconer Wednesday. John, Fred, and Florence Hooker visited James Whatford Sunday and Monday. Eric Whelpley of Falconer was guest of John Thompson Tuesday. Mrs. Flora Peck and Nina McCoy were Akeley visitors Monday. Joseph Fellows was a Warren visitor Tuesday. Ben McCoy called on friends in the Valley last week. Mrs. Myrtle Washburg of Jamestown was in the Valley Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Reed have visited friends in Potter county for the last week. Mears Fellows has employment in Warren for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sears of Akeley were entertained Sunday at Charles Clark’s. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lauffenburg were entertained at his mother’s on Fox Hill Sunday. Mrs. Alice Fox is visiting her sister Rhoda Fox for a few days.
In Farmington on April 11 residents notice a morning cometlike object without tails. A school exhibition last Friday evening was a success. Mrs. Frank Peterson died at 72 after illness, leaving five sons and a daughter. funeral Thursday at 1 p.m. Emil Peterson home. Whooping cough case David Peck recovered. Harry and Mrs. Mayhan welcomed a son on April 9.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wheeler of Jamestown visited Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Stearns. John Woods and family returned to Olean after visiting relatives. Jennie Greenlee spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. Armstrong. Fidler Thompson and Gerald visited W. T. Brown. Funeral attendance for Mrs. A. M. Cordner in Pittsfield. Addison Betts returns to Cleveland after month with W. E. Head. Lizzie Samuelson rents farm to J. W. Farnham of Pittsfield. Robert Brown of Sugar Grove visits. Maude Head and Grace Brown drive to Pittsfield. Elsie Johnson and children from Jamestown visit John Hamlin. Esther Stevenson returns to Bradford for work. Kenneth Head stays with grandparents E. K. Stearns. Lizzie Samuelson calls on Mrs. George Bates. School closed last Friday with exercises.
Miss Amanda Berg died Tuesday at her sister Mrs Theo Akniss home after about two years illness. She leaves her parents, one sister, Mrs Theodore Akniss, and brothers Charles Berg Fredonia Frank and Albert Berg. The funeral was held from the Lutheran church Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Washington correspondent James A. Edgerton reports growing insurgent ranks against Speaker Cannon with Cassidy from Ohio breaking ranks. Fowler of New Jersey attacks Aldrichism while praising Roosevelt, signaling a broader fight over central banking. Tawney criticizes Aldrich while Perkins seat chaos and Ohio graft probes threaten Washington as calls grow for honest public duty.
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