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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
8
April News Briefs From Bates and Area Communities
April notes report Bates family moving into the meat market rooms and Millicent Morrison visiting Limestone and Bradford for meetings. Miss Morrison ends a school term and heads to Tunesassa New York for a ten week term. Student Earl Carrier rebreaks his leg delaying return to activity. The Seventh grade hosted by Mrs. Covel and Clara Simmons suffers rheumatism. Columbus Grange holds a meeting with two new members and S P Dunlap of Niles speaks. milk production data from the creamery summarized. Bernice Baldwin returns from New York. cemetery auxiliary meets at Mrs. Monroe and prepares for May. several local residents noted, illnesses, visits, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Bates
Millicent Morrison
Limestone
Bradford
Clifford Rickerson
Miss Morrison
Tunesassa
N. Y
Earl Carrier
Atill
Rickerson
Corry
Fannie Schramling
Matt Roehrig
Akron
L. L. Covel
Clara Simmons
Columbus Grange
S. P. Dunlap
Niles
Mich
Bernice Baldwin
New York City
Robbins
Ben Smith
Adeline Walton
Sheffield Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Wade McMichael and Mr. Wickwire were Sheffield visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Boyles spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Weaver. Rose Halings and Ellen Shay visited our town Thursday. Simon Allaire and Gussie Wickwire were Sheffield visitors Wednesday and Saturday respectively. Victor Henrikson, recently at Warren iron works, plans to head to Ohio this week. Mrs. Gibson is improving slowly. The town notes include several calls on neighbors and routine visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade McMichael
Mr. Wickwire
Sheffield
Mrs. Boyles
Weaver
Mr. Fish
Sutton C. Farnsworth
Wilcox
Mr. Lowers
Caroline Lochdale
Kennedy
Garland
Mrs. Eklund
Rose Halings
Ellen Shay
Hovis and Westling
James Murphy
Allaire
Local Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend in Fox Hill Area
Mr and Mrs Henry Laffenburger hosted about fifteen guests from Fox Hill and nearby areas Friday night. The gathering featured graphophone music and moving pictures. Elias Ackley and William Madigan visited Ed Smith who is ill with pneumonia. Mrs Harvey Marsh and daughter stopped by Mrs Culbertson on the way to Quaker Hill. Grace Peterson from Egypt called on Bertha Passinger Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Laffenburger
Fox Hill
Henry Ackley
East Hickory
Bertha Passinger
Maude Madigan
Pearl Fellows
Cable Hollow
Frank Phillips
Russell
Jennie Holt
Hatch Run
Sylvester Passinger
Scandia
Elias Ackley
William Madigan
Ed. Smith
Ed. Vansile
Harvey Marsh
W. B. Culbertson
Quaker Hill
Grace Peterson
Egypt
Local Notes and Family Updates from April
April 22 brief notices report a birth for Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell a daughter born April 19 1907. Mrs. J F McClelland visits ailing mother at Diamond. Rev McClelland leads revival services at the F B church. Nina Cobb shows gains and may return home soon from hospital. Anson Northrop of Spartansburg visited parents last week. Mrs Walter Weldon of East Branch is worse. Selah Dexter returns from two week visit at Corry and Spartansburg. Maude Wright visits Columbus last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mitchell
J. F. McClelland
The
Diamond
Rev. McClelland
F. B. Church
Nina Cobb
Anson Northrop
Spartansburg
Walter Weldon
East Branch
Selah Dexter
Corry
Maude Wright
Columbus
Local notes and visits from Warren area residents
April reports show Morris Shehan returning home for a short visit to his mother while Henry Walters returns from Virginia with Warren Lumber Co. deals. Gertrude Fay plans a summer home with W. H. Metzger. Mrs. Somers heads to New Castle with husband. The M. E. Sunday School names W. C. Briggs supt. Alfred Munson begins work at Warren P. R. R. freight house. Clem Almendinges also hired there. Sneak thieves strike Charles Love’s tobacco factory. 4000 cigars stolen. A new tower at the junction of the P. R. R. and W N Y P R R is planned. John D. Hagele receives a $10.26 pension voucher. Various locals visit Warren, Star Brick, Glade, Thompson, and North Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Shehan
Henry Walters
Virginia
Warren Lumber Co
Gertrude Fay
Chandlers Valley
W. H. Metzger
Clarence Olney
Geo. H. Somers
New Castle
Delaware
Clyde Parshall
Somers
Metzger
L.mcdowell
Youngsville
Willard F. Jackson
M. E. Sunday School Committee
W. C. Briggs
Chas. J
Biddle
John D.hagele
Allegheny Springs
Pension Department
Local Social Notes From Warren and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Emil Johnson was in town on business Wednesday. Mrs I R Hare visited friends in Warren Wednesday. Mrs J T Finley visited her sister Mrs H Blair in Warren Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Geo Newark visited relatives at Kinzua Wednesday. Dorothy Carlson of Sill Run was guest of Mrs J T Finley Thursday. H Montgomery of Oil City was in town on business Thursday. Frank Geer was a Warren visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Newark
Warren
Roy Looney
Star Brick
Edith Bauer
Glade
W. Stanford
Ralph Jackson
Geo. Ott
Eva
Alma Wecall
North Warren
Axel Johnson
R. L. Fisher
Thompson
H. L. Schweitzer
Sheriff
Emil Johnson
I. R. Hare
J. T. Finley
H. Blair
Geo. Newark
Kinzua
Dorothy Carlson
Sill Run
H. Montgomery
Oil City
Frank Geer
Local Visitors and Monday Appointments in Warren
Mrs John Mellon and Miss Bertha Chryst visited in Warren Mon. Mrs Geo Wedin visited Mrs Arvid Anderson at Warren Monday. Jeff Peterson was in Warren on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mellon
Bertha Chryst
Warren
Geo. Wedin
Arvid Anderson
Jeff Peterson
Quarterly M E church conference to be held in Fentonville
The M E church quarterly conference meets Friday evening with Presiding Elder Rev J R Rankin of Jamestown to preach and Sunday evening Rankin will join the pastor Rev M W Stone for quarterly services. Local residents and visitors are noted, with several names and visits mentioned around the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
J. R. Rankin
Jamestown
For Sale at James Eppy Farm
Three fresh cows and twelve six month old pigs available at James Eppy Farm. One work horse also for sale. Hatch Run date 4 18 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eppy
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