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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1911
Page
2
A small printer notes daily orders must be pinned for the next day. The ad asserts efficient service and consistent labor with two habits: good work and good printing. The line ends with a garbled slogan about advertising in the Mail and getting results.
Advises correspondents to omit items about individuals unless first names or initials are available. Emphasizes that without a identifiable name the note is not worth recording for publication.
Akeley April 18 Easter services at Gouldtown church attracted a large audience. The Robin Hill school joined, Rev Langdon of Warren delivered a fine address. Local residents from Warren, Russell, Frewsburg and Bradford were noted visiting families and attending gatherings after services. The next Hale Cemetery Ladies Auxiliary meeting is set for April 28 at W. W. Marsh in Frewsburg.
George Strangan and wife from Columbus guest in Bear Lake for Easter. Easter services at U B church were well attended with a program of recitations singing and a pastor's address. Revival meetings planned at Christian church starting April 23 led by Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon. Bernice Chapman celebrated her birthday with a party. Wm Burdick and wife visited from Lakewood. Mrs. Susan Roots marked her birthday with a post card shower and family gathering.
Sugar Grove residents share Easter visits with the Adenbrooks and McDonalds in New Brighton and Warren. Local figures like Wesley Abbott and Ray Lovejoy return home for vacation. Mrs Mary Stuart hosts a Friday gathering while C D Hoone’s Sabbath School class enjoyed an Easter egg rally with candy baskets.
Sugar Run reports include Charles Hall in Corydon last week and Anthony Muntz visiting Warren. Farmers thresh buckwheat and husk corn while George Foulkrod skids ties for the railroad. Elias Walters and sister Helen vacationed with relatives during Easter. The trout season opened with good fishing, though few fish. R. W. Sparks went to Corydon. R. H. Shearman returned from Warren after appendicitis surgery. Jake Black visits sister Mrs. John Reeves. Ira Williams of Corydon called Tuesday. Frank Marsh and Leo Wilcox skid ties for Allegheny Lumber. Jesse Billsborough visits President to spend the week with his grandfather.
Mrs Myron Sanford traveled to Philadelphia after her sister Tessie Smiths death. Harold and Lois Kenney visited their aunt Mrs E K Fetteroff in Chapel Hill. D Ray Falkinburg returned from Easter at Jamestown. Marion Bemis and children visited their parents in Youngsville, with Louise Paden. A F Goodwill visited Sturtevant. Chas Scott and family spent Easter with Karl Sanford Cobb s Corners. Mrs J Willis received sixty birthday cards. Edith Fieldhouser was home from Grand Valley over Sunday. Clarence Van Guilder and daughter returned from a visit with relatives at Corry.
Sping Creek on Easter saw strong church turnout with services noted as well attended. Local updates include illness of John Ayers, social visits among residents, and property transactions as Hurn Little sold his farm to Charles Beans while acquiring the Charles Brownson farm.
Prof. H A Surface, Pennsylvania State Zoologist, urges gardeners farmers and orchardists to rake and burn all rubbish now. The goal is spring cleaning and to destroy pests that hibernated or sheltered in winter debris.
The Mail Office offers prompt and reasonable printing services for auction bills syrup labels letter heads and other job printing needs. They emphasize quick turnaround and fair pricing for all print jobs.
Tresspass signs forbidding hunters and others from entering premises offered at the Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania for sale at 10 cents each.
Percival Lowell argues Earth hosts most life with Mars as the only other inhabited world while Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune are too young or too hot for life. He describes Mars as clear skies and vanished seas, and claims Martians could doubt Earth's life.
Still want lower berths as reduced Pullman berth rates have been in effect since Feb 1 but passenger traffic officials report no clear rise in demand for upper berths, which are priced at 80 percent of lower berth rates. Railway officials thought the public would quickly take to the cheaper upper berths, but many traffic managers say travelers are unaware that upper berths cost less and it may take months to spread the information.
United States Senator Benjamin R. Cirman of South Carolina says his health is hopeless and he awaits the end. He acknowledges he looks better than reports suggest but is unable to perform former tasks and will never recover from a stroke that caused his collapse in Washington.
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