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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
8
Local Notes and Social Roundup April 23
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at the Hall next Thursday afternoon. Residents report recoveries and visits from Florida and nearby towns. The M. and M. church to hold quarterly services May 15 and 17. Mrs Phoeba Holt Haskins buried today. Community folks visited families, attended Epworth League and a funeral, and enjoyed a camp gathering. Roads undergo repairs with traction engines widening streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Martha Allen
Bessie Moore
Florida
A. D. Lacey
Warren
A. L. Sleeman
F. Adams
Flora Adams
Bertha Haskins
A. H. Haskins
Lakewood
Avondale Farm
Phoeba Holt Haskins
Clyde Putnam
Mildred
F. F. Davis
L. F. White
Dora Davis
Ella Adamis
Epworth League
Buffalo Street
M. E
Frewsburg
Wiltsie Street
Local Notes From Quaker Hill and Surrounding Areas
April 21 reports residents visiting relatives and working assignments around Wheeler Hill Cable Hollow Jamestown Warren and Akeley. Families including Beach Lounsbury Outrid Fellows Rarey Barney and Clendening are mentioned with small social calls and farm work plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Beach
Quaker Hill
Mr. Beach
Wheeler
Wheeler Hill
J. C. Lounsbury
Cable Hollow
Local notes and church revival plans announced
April 21 notice informs that schools close May 1 and Easter services were held at the M E church with special music. Revival meetings begin May 3 led by evangelists Heath. Warren visits and travels noted for Clawson, Jones, Lounsbury, Everts, and Griffin. Thea Flatt improves at home in Boston from inflammatory rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Buzza
Heath
Stuart Clawson
L. E. Jones
Warren
Nellie Lounsbury
Thea
Boston
Cooper Visits Warren as Streetcar Time Changes Noted
C C Cooper visited Warren on Monday to observe the Sugar Grove street railway as it saves time by changing its timetable and adjusting waiting periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apprit
C. C. Cooper
Warren
Sugar Grove Street
Sugar Grove Local Notes on Trains and Daily Work
In Youngsville evening trains operate with two Sunday runs. F B Langdon and Mr Rowley of Medina prune and graft orchards for nearby farmers. Harry Abbott returns to Little Cooley to resume creamery work as his family plans to move after school closes. Geo A Woodside wallpaper for J G McDonald and Arthur Rice this week. News of the marriage of Mable Welch and Page Younie of Indian Territory. Sugar Grove youths Esteemed. Sugar Grove Union School closes May
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
F. B. Langdon
Mr. Rowley
Medina
N. Y
Harry Abbott
Little Cooley
Geo. A. Woodside
J. G. McDonald
Arthur Rice
Mable Welch
Page Younie
Indian Territory
Sugar Grove
Sugar Grove Union School
Local Folks and Visitors Fell Into Town Last Week
April 28 notes show John Wooster driving to Clarendon last week. Bergstrom sold a horse and seeks another. Gregory of Warren visited on business. Norma Shaffer of Kinzua called on friends Thursday. Si Eddy returned to Bradford after a week with relatives. Minnie Roper from Kinzua visited. Muntz and Seaman visited Warren Saturday. Hallie Muntz and Melville Blood came to town Monday. Morrison and wife returned to Kinzua after visiting here. Henry Muntz moves his family back to Steamburg New York from over a year away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wooster
Clarendon
Co. M. Bergstrom
B. G. Gregory
Warren
Norma Shaffer
Kinzua
Si Eddy
Bradford
Minnie Roper
Anthony Muntz
C. D. Seaman
Hallie Muntz
Melville Blood
S. L. Morrison
Henry Muntz
Steamburg
N. Y
Remains Taken for Burial as Ackley Hollow News
The remains of Mrs. Jennie Arzner were taken to Scandia for burial. Miss Icy Passinger of Wetmore visits friends here. Mrs. Fred Thompson and children of Jamestown visit her parents. Mrs. Elias Akeley visited Warren last week. Eugene Adams is able to be out again. Emmett Blood passed through. Mrs. Wm. Allen of Russell visited Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Arzner
Scandia
Icy Passinger
Wetmore
Fred Thompson
Jamestown
Elias Akeley
Warren
Eugene Adams
Emmett Blood
Wm. Allen
Russell
Jacob Allen
Obituary: Mrs. Eugene Abbott of Sugar Grove dies
Mrs. Eugene Abbott of Sugar Grove died April 7 1908 after a life of service. Born October 17 1866, she cared for her father after her mother’s death, joined the M E church, and was a devoted worker. She leaves husband Eugene Abbott son Harland Laura Belle sister-in-law two sisters and a father Clyde C Cooper. She fought a good fight and finished her course leaving a Christian legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Abbott
Sugar Grove
Abbott
N. J. Cooper
M. E. Church of
Great Snow Mountains Hidden in United States
May Scribner writes that Alaska hosts some of the world’s greatest snow mountains, including Mt. McKinley and Mt. St. Elias, visible from ships and standing above 18 000 feet. He notes glaciers reaching the sea and describes the labor of Alaskan expeditions compared to the Alps, Himalayas, Andes, and Caucasus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Mt. St. Elias
Mt. Fairweather
Mt. Crillon
Alps
Himalayas
Andes
Caucasus
Faith and Fellowship Await the Crown of Righteousness
The passage speaks of a crown of righteousness laid up for the faithful, offering comfort and hope. It urges continued fellowship in our Father's house and a lasting unity beyond earthly departures.
Mrs L A Brooks Dies After Long Spring Creek Life
Mrs L A Brooks of Spring Creek died April 20 1908. Born Lydia A Smith in New York City June 29 1826 she married Henry Brook in Greenfield Erie Co Pa. in 1847 they moved to Spring Creek except four years in Meadville. Survived by son Arthur Brook Waynsville WV and four daughters Mrs D N Kerr Titusville Mrs J M Kerr Titusville Mrs C H Hebner Seattle WA and Mrs H Hutchinson Los Angeles CA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Brooks
Spring Creek
New York City
Lydia A. Smith
Henry Brook
Greenfield, Erie Co
Meadville
Arthur Brook
Waynsville
W. Va
D. N. Kerr
J. M. Kerr
Titusville
C. H. Hebner
Seattle, Wash
H. Hutchinson
Los Angeles
Cal
Obituary: Duncan McNaughton Dies at Helen Furnace aged 82
Duncan McNaughton died at Helen Furnace Clarion county on April 23 1908 at age 82 born there. He served 18 months as a private in Company H Pennsylvania reserves discharged for disabling illness. He farmed after the war and held county and township offices. Survived by three children Mrs Samuel Samuelson Chandlers Valley Marion McNaughton Ohio and Mrs Homer Whitehill Helen Furnace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McNaughton
Helen Furnace
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
Samuel Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Marion McNaughton
Ohio
Homer Whitehill
Retiring Admiral Evans Led Great Battlefleet
The article lauds Admiral Evans for shaping the Atlantic fleet through disciplined training and steady ship growth. It credits him with welding ships into a responsive battle line and highlights his role in maintaining the human factor as vital to national defense, based on a Review of Reviews tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Evans
Atlantic
Pacific
Admiral Vans
America
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