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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
2
Columbus items note Mrs George Minore and children of Petroleum Centre visiting relatives, trips to Bear Lake, and various callers including Mrs E C Barnes and daughter Lillian. Wrightsville mentions christening Lyal Marven, local visits, church services in English and Swedish, and social events at Azrim Club and ice cream social.
Akeley notes report Conewango Hive members meeting July 28 at Mrs. E. S. Clark home with a silver meat fork given to Miss Jean Howard. July 29 saw a dancing party for Akeley Grange with thirty couples. Grange Hall Sunday School proceeds and Cradle Roll program noted with visitors and local movements.
Wilma Bindley visited his parents C. I. Bindley. C. I. Johnson shows a new driving horse. Edith Johnson visited Wrightsville and attended a picnic. Mrs. Will Blanchard and Mrs. Hattie Smith visited Lena Jones. Mable Shatz called on Mrs. Bindley. Anna Acox returned to Pittsfield after a stay here. Winter wheat harvest underway with a good crop. Haying nearly done and better than last year. Oats look good and corn is improving. No apples in the valley.
Fannie Ongley of California visits her brother Edgar Eastman in Fast Branch. The East Branch picnic is scheduled for Wednesday August 10. Farmers have finished haying and are now cutting wheat and oats. Millie Teasdale and children of Meadville visit Harriet Nichols. Corry residents O H Smith D J Smith R Hayes O Turner and May Mitchell call on W D Mitchell. Nora Patterson visits local friends. Adaline Culp of Corry also visits.
A witty exchange from Town Tonics shows a man asking if she is unmarried and she replies yes, many times, to playful effect. The line showcases light, humorous banter typical of the segment's tone.
Frank Tuttle was in Clarendon on business Tuesday the 26th. Merle Jacobs visited Tiona friends on Tuesday. Merle Hammel was a Sheffield visitor Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Duck of Bryant Indiana and son Donald vacationing with the former’s parents. Mrs. G. W. Luke visiting old friends. J. C. Blair went to Barnes on business. Richard Youngquist back from California visiting. Clyde Blair family stopping with John Blair. J. A. Wood improving in health. O. T. Bean and family returned from camping at Chautauqua. Outing enjoyed by all. Mrs. Clarence Nelson of Cleveland staying with her mother. Sheffield Tiona baseball fever spreading. Local chatter on civic remarks and old sayings. Peter Kirkpatrick in Warren on business. Local ball game attendance at Sheffield. Axel Anderson from Martins Station called. Blanchard and others attended Warren carnival. Nellie Matthews visiting North Warren friends. Versal visiting in Ridgway. Thompson Williams and Martin arrived for a short vacation. Cora Templeton of Cleveland visiting. Gertrude Hanley visiting Clarendon. Ed Sleeman in Oil City with relatives.
Charles Burger and family spent Sunday at North Warren while C G Babcock hosted his brother and wife from Youngsville and preached at the M E church. A. N. Camp and family visited from Jamestown. Charles Hodges was moved to a Bradford sanitarium for lung trouble. Mr Berry was thrown from a team injuring his leg.
The Farmington town picnic will be held August 25 in H C Prestons woods and the Lyon’s reunion is set for August 10 at Youngdale Park. A Friday gathering honored a 15 year old birthday at Charles Creal’s with others at Herbert White’s. Farmers report haying progress and scarce apples. Charles Hodges, in poor health, has gone away for medical help.
Mrs Wm Mulvey and children and Michael Daley of Titusville are in Warren due to the illness of sister Mrs Robert E Ennis. Miss Madeline Rosenthal of Titusville visits Mrs Wallace Bauman for weeks. Others travel or visit in Conneaut Lake East Boothbay Chautauqua Ipswich Philadelphia Pittsburg Washington Wheeling Wellsville Ohio and Hazelton among names and places listed.
A cornelious editor bruised his leg badly and an ugly sore resisted many remedies. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the sore promptly and thoroughly. It claims effectiveness for ulcers burns bruises cuts pimples eczema piles and more at 25 cents from druggists. Legal blanks also advertised.
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