McDonough Bowell Wedding in Warren and Dublin White Tie
In Warren on July 24 1901 at the bride parents home Michael F McDonough and Edith M Bowell were married by Rev A B Markley both of Warren. In Jamestown New York on July 24 1901 Glenn N Durlin of Pittsfield Pa and Arlie White of Busti New York were married by Rev A A Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Jamestown, N. Y
A. A. Horton
Glenn N. Durlin
Pittsfield, Pa
Arlie White
Busti, N. Y
Engraved Cards and Wedding Invitations at The Mail Office
Engraved cards and wedding invitations announced at The Mail office. Local readers learn of new stationery offerings and personalized announcements available for special events and social notices.
Obituaries from Lander Barnes and surrounding areas
Death notices from July 1901 in Brundage Barnes Lander Gladerun and Bucher's Mill report Roland Brundage John Donaldson D Ewers Mrs Frank M Long and Mrs William Winger aged 55 58 77 34 26 with funeral or burial details and places Foster cemetery Jamestown Warren and Lander marked by local family ties and executors in Pennsylvania communities
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Brundage
Dugall
Roland Brundage
Jamestown, Lane
Gladerun
Frank M. Long
Winger
Bucher’s Mill
William Winger
Warren
Bradford Area News Briefs Include School Bond Vote
Bradford notes report disbanding baseball team and a Kane drowning death. Franklin votes 60 000 bond for new high school building, with 624 for and 321 against. Kane hosts Scandinavian Brotherhood convention August 13 14 15. Edinboro State Normal offers free tuition and fall term starts Sept 16. Gas rates rise in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric
Olean
Bradford
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Rev
Jones Colvin
Youngstown
Ohio
Edinboro State Normal School
John F. Bigler
Franklin
Supreme Lodge of the
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Kane
Clarion State Normal School
New Great South American Kidney Cure Promises Quick Relief
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relieved in six hours by a claimed remedy. It promises prompt relief of bladder, kidneys and back pain for both sexes, with immediate relief of water retention. Sold by Hertzel and Saner, Warren druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Wrightsville County Notes Spark Town News
July updates from Wrightsville detail visits by Price, Higgins, Barton's guests, and Canadian and West Virginia travelers. Local reports mention a wheat harvest at Irvine farm, a water-well drill on Charley Mack's land, and school staff announcements. A thunderstorm, a laudanum scare involving Fern Price, and prices for butter and eggs are also recorded.
Local notes on travel and town building projects
Dr T S Stanford and wife plan Pan A gigi trip for the week starting Wednesday. Raymond Barr visits from Sharon after leaving Jamestown. Harriet Pinney of Liberty N Y visits friends here. Four mile bicycle race was run last Friday, Roscoe Patch wins first, Harold Anderson second. Bids sought for excavating and foundation of a new west side schoolhouse brick favored. Old school being renovated to create classrooms, many students to extend vacation. A L Linneman frames up a new residence west side. Homes of Herman Schade and William Trenouth near completion. Misses Secor and Whipple depart for Chautauqua as C L S C delegates. Mrs Emma LeRoy returns from Yankee Bush visit. Mrs A H Bailey visiting relatives in Highland. Painters at work on Erlin Ryden’s house.
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Canada
Frank Thayer
Chandler’s Valley
Gillet
J. A. McArthour
Charley Mack
Travers Fuller
Harold Wright
Will Yates
Rinell
Mr. Johnson
Garland
Lillian Dupree
Matthews
Boone
Eli Boardman
Lina Abbott Baker
Grant
Lottsville
Wrightsville
Frye
Walton
Columbus
West Virginia
Thomas Yates
Solon Wilcox
Mary Ann Stevens
Ed. Sweetland
Warren
Johnnie Sweetland
S. D. Boone’s
Little Fern Price
Davis
Vinnette
Mary Thompson
Chautauqua
T. S. Stanford
Raymond Barr
Jamestown
Sharon
Harriet Pinney
Liberty
N. Y
Roscoe Patch
Harold Anderson
A. L. Linneman
Herman Schade
William Trenouth
Secor
Whipple
Emma LeRoy
Yankee Bush
A. H. Bailey
Highland
Erlin Ryden
Local Notices and Miscellaneous Movements
Miss Orren Scrambling suffers erysipelas attack. Miss Lyons returns from a three week visit with friends in Spartansburg and Warren. Lee Clough from Warren visits town. M. R. Sears of Warren in town. Mrs. T. H. Whittaker and Ann Mary of Braddock arrive for a month's relatives visit. Neil Abbott's team from Clymer runs away injuring Pool slightly and damaging buggy and horses. Miss Hattie Tyler leaves for Lily Dale for the summer. Mr. Chapman the barber moves his shop across Deanock street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orren Scramling
Te Lyons
Spartansburg
Warren
Lee Clough
M. R. Sears
T. H. Whittaker
Ann Mary
Braddock
Neil Abbott
Clymer
Clymer, Driven By Mr. Pool
Pool
Hattie Tyler
Lily Dale
Mr. Chapman
Dean
Summer Visitor Notes and a Tragic Death
July 31 reports Mrs. Gilson of Primrose visiting Tiona friends. Lucy Parker and Karl Parker visit Eldred friends. A bear disrupted berry picking on lot 15 as Robbie Millen and DeWit Thompson hurried home. Miss Hattie White of Saybrook and Miss Stanley of Conneaut visit F H Norris. Mrs. Dora Jig dies at Kane Summit hospital leaving husband and six children aged two years. burial at Oakland cemetery under L O T auspices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson
Primrose
Tiona
Lucy
Karl Parker
Eldred
Robbie Millen
DeWit Thompson
Hattie White
Saybrook
Miss Stanley
Conneaut
T. M. s of Arnott Hive No. 12 charter member noted
Fragmentary note recalls a charter member of the T. M. S of Arnott Hive No. 12, with details truncated and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M’s
Arnott Hive
Deae
Lightning sets Morris barn near Garland afire
July 30 Youngsville notes report C. L. Morris barn near Garland struck by lightning and burned with losses estimated at 2500 dollars. insured for 1400. Several visitors noted including Miss Abbie Davis of Cincinnati and Miss Laura Dunham of Corry. Rev Fenton preached at Sunday service.
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Youngsville
J. T. Brennan
Warren
G. A. Jackson
Ada Dunham
F. B. Jackson
Laura Jackson
Lakewood
H. L. Mead and Family
Erie
C. L. Mead
C. O. Greene
Ritzville
Washington
Laura Dunham
Corry
Klahr Mead
Mr. Fenton
Spring Creek
Burns
Will Thatcher
Florence
N. J
Jane Thatcher
M. E. Sunday School
Allegheny Springs
Barns
Blanche Raynor
Garland
Community Notes And Local Visits From Warren Area
July 30 notes report Joe Gage improving after a sunstroke. Akins loses a lamb to a dog. R T Jones and wife return from Claren to visit relatives. Mr. Graham works at North Warren. Mrs Alma Soggs of North Warren visits her parents. Rev Langdon returns to Findley’s Lake. Rev Rufus Smith to fill August appointments. Mrs Delamater visits E Geer. Mamie Kidder visits her parents. T Akins Ray Delamater Wes Plumb travel to Warren on business. Mr Carr and wife of Ashville visit Falconer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gage
Akins
R. T. Jones
Clarenon
Graham
North Warren
Alma Soggs
Mr. Langdon
Findley’s Lake
Rufus Smith
Langdon
Del
Local Socials Note Weekend Visits in Warren Area
Mr and Mrs H L Green entertained friends from Warren Sunday. C A Wilson of Chelette Center NY was a guest of his father last week. Mr and Mrs H A Putnam visited L A Putnam and wife in Fentonville. Mrs D W Phillips of Warren visited Mr and Mrs L F Deming for a few days. Neil Patterson of Westline called Sunday. Mr and Mrs L D Willson hosted guests from Warren Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Greenland
Warren
C. A. Wilson
Chelette Center
N. Y
H. A. Putnam
L. A. Putnam
Fentonville
D. W. Phillips
L.F. Deming
Neil Patterson
Westline
L. D. Willson
I will pay cash for old omens and metals here
Robert Johnson on Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop offers cash for old items and metals free of iron. He lists cloth, rubber, hoses, tires, brass, lead, zinc, copper, and boiler bottoms, and invites old friends to Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street in the evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson Avenue
Second
Seeley
Poplar Street
Struthers Hotel Barn Sees New Manager
John Stinger takes charge of the Struthers Hotel Barn to provide special attention to farmers and their horses. Transients are welcome as no livery service is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
All Job Printing of the Matt Office Service Notice
An itemized notice states that all job printing at the Matt office is accurate and full count is given with prices listed. The terse advertisement emphasizes reliable service and clear pricing for printing needs.
Bear Lake Borough sidewalk ordinance imposes fronting work
The Bear Lake Borough Council requires all property owners along specified Main and Center Streets to build and maintain sidewalks at least four feet wide of stone or plank. Notices must be acted on within twenty days, grading directed by the street committee, with service rules and penalties for noncompliance. If owners fail, the borough may repair at cost plus 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess and
Bear Lake
Warren
Pennsylvania
Borough of
Main Street
Hannah Maloney
W. R. Whitford
Burgess Or Street Committee
H. L. Wilcox
A. P. Phillips
J. Laquay
Burgess Or
Center Street
F.S. Neeson
Boar
George Dorn
Burgess
Greely Street
Bruce Boardman
S. S. St. John
Street Committee
Undertaking and Embalming Ad Displays Local Services
Local funeral services list a maker of undertakings and embalming at Office No 303 Second Street with telephone 120 K and residence at No 110 Short Street with telephone 119 K offering burial preparations and related services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second St
Short St
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Sap
Dunkirk
Mabel Campbell
John W. Campbell
Moore’s Falls
Toronto
Rouse Hospital
C. P. Holcomb
Holcomb
Farmington Township
Tripsoute
John Williams
Dunn Mill
Thompson Station
Eugene Morrison
Tidioute
GEO. Ball Clothing Co
Sheffield
Putnamville
Recorder’s Office
East Warren Real Estate Company
William Olsen
Lillie M. Putnam
J. O. Lounsberry
Elk
Elizabeth E. Wilson
George W. Campbell
Samuel 0. Campbell
Kinzua
Oo Roy
Andrew Hertzel
Glade
M. Waters
Saral A. Gardner
Clarendon
A. M. South
Eliza I. Henry
August Anderson
R. W. Goodwin
Lavern Spencer
Sugar Grove
Mary
Offerlee Et al
F. W. Hinsdale
J. E. Berkheimer
Vinnie Hoovie
James Eustice
Tiona Manufacturing Company
Mead
Isaac Horton
Bell Barr
Herbert Hull
Edwin Proper
Grand Valley
George Nobbs
Helen C. Sandblade
Robert Johnson
Rogers
Warren, PA
Bear Lake Borough
W. H. Hougatling
L. E. Walker
A. D
W.H. Evans
T.w.mcnett
T. W. McNett
John F. Big
Boro, Pa
McCall’s
Baker, PA
MAY Bank & CO
THE
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
Jay Bros
Ralston
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Liberty Street
So Hepburn, M.D
Water Street
T J. Foley
A. A.davis & Telephone Connections
Warren Tel. Co
Kopf & Henry
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
F. K. Russell
BANK
Warren County
Penn.a
Earoe
New York
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