Local gatherings feature old relics and poems in Jamestown
April 14 1918 reports Mrs Phebe Marsh Mrs Martha For bush and Mrs Lillian Ganey visiting. Jamestown Hive entertained Conewango Hive with speeches songs and readings. A Library Club chicken supper raised nineteen dollars and sixty cents for Hall funds. An extensive display of rare antiques accompanied talks and a phonograph recital followed by a noted historical paper and a plan for next meeting at Mr and Mrs Confer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe Marsh
North Dakota
Martha Forbush
Jamestown
N. Y
Lillian Ganey
Fentonville
C. E. Marsh
John Geracimos
Howard Homestead
Eddie Hale
Levant
Glen Thompson
Levi Hale
Conewango Hive
Akeley
Carrie Lamb
Gussie Lindsey
Dennison
Allie Lindsey
Library Club
Charles Barney
Ganey
James
Phebe Martin
Forbush
Fellows
Thompson
England
Wm. Carl
Little Country Settlement
Clara E. Marsh
E. E. Marsh
David Martin
Thomas Martin
Pittsburgh
Mayville
Grant Marsh
Marsh
Clara
Granite State
Mrs. People
Ruth Brown
Ruth Confer
Rhea Brown
Lois Hale
Myrtle Thompson
Arthur Bradley
Harman Confer
Arvid
Harry Carlson
Floyd Peck
Farmer Boy
Phoenix Home Library Phonograph
Iola
Confer
Local Social News From Columbus Pa In April Nineteen Thirteen
In Columbus Pennsylvania on April 14 1913 the G H B Club surprised Miss Julia Ohm with games ice cream and cake for her Natal day. Rev L L Woodin hosted an evening of instrumental music and a two course luncheon. Carrie Pardee Williams and her daughter Virginia Pardee McClellan were laid to rest in Pine Grove cemetery Corry after the deaths of Williams and her daughter. Leon Bennink married Miss Bertha Jackman in a quiet ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
G. H. B. Club
Julia Ohm
L. L. Woodin
Will Amy
Corry
Grandma Higgins
B. A. West
Warren
Leon Walker
Bear Lake
Chapman
Grange
Wm. Lamona
Frank Williams
John Williams
Carrie Pardee Williams
Pine Grove Cemetery
Virginia Pardee McClellan
N. E. Dewey
Emma Myers
Charlie Myers
Leon Bennink
Bertha Jackman
Corry Social Roundup Sees Visitors From Nearby Towns
Tuesday evening at the M. E. parsonage hosted by Rev. Woodin. Mrs. Frank Emerson and Mrs. Ed Westrene along with Mrs. George Strane gan were Corry visitors Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodin
M. E. Parsonage
Frank Emerson
Ed. Westrene
George Stranegan
Corry
Skim Milk Labeling Case Upheld by New York Court
New York Court of Appeals rules skimmed milk labeled without proper designation can incur penalties under state agricultural laws. Nathan Abramson and others fined $16 000 for selling 336 cans of skimmed milk not labeled skim milk to a resident for resale in another state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Natural Hen Incubator Sale Reported in Hudson
A Hudson Michigan doctor, keen on thoroughbred poultry, noticed an ad for "A Natural Hen Incubator" offering delivery for $3. The buyer received only a plain box with straw, instruction to place a setting hen inside, and eggs to be hatched beneath the hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, Mich
Sho
Dependent Mothers of Ohio Pension Bill Approved
Ohio House approved a pension bill 92 to 4 to aid dependent mothers in keeping and caring for their children at home. The Senate had passed it first. The plan awaits a county levy of up to one half mill to fund the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
Manning Appointed Poultry Chief at New York State Fair
W H Manning of Saratoga Springs is named superintendent of the poultry department by George W Driscoll Syracuse commissioner in charge. Manning is a candidate for state fair commissioner to succeed Ira Sharp of Lowville whose term expires this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Manning
Saratoga Springs
George W. Driscoll
Syracuse
Manning
Ira Sharp
Lowville
Wilson's Remedy Promoted By Patients In The East
A minister in New York reports severe lung illness improved by Wilson's Remedy and a Michigan woman credits it with saving her from consumption. The notices urge anyone with lung or throat trouble to request free information from Wilson's Remedy, Westwood New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Michigan
Wilson
Westwood, N. J
Carmega Toilet Powder Advertises Delicate Oriental Scent
A vintage advertisement promotes Carmega Toilet Powder as ideal for the fastidious woman and nursery use. It touts absolute purity and safety for infants with a delicate oriental fragrance priced at 25 cents per box.
Sweet Pea Seed Offer Promises Fine Orchid Flowers
The ad touts Sweet Peas, praising their beauty and fragrance and offering eight packets of named varieties for 25 cents, plus packets of orchid flowers and poppies. It promotes post paid delivery and urges remittance, with an appeal to address the sender.
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
Tye
Man
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank, of
Warren, Pa
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren Mail
Warren County
Maja Silver CO
Dr. Miles
B. C. Howard
Greene St
Dowaglas
Mich
Etcnart
Ind
Phila. Smelting & Refining Company
Chestnut ST
Philadelphia
Chichester S
Chichester
Prof
H. B. Hyde
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
BELL
Higgins
Edgar A. Higgins
Avoca
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