Neighborhood notes and regional happenings in Warren county
Corry hosts gamblers reports and a new Rod and Gun Club formed with W Ed Marsh as president. Death of Dr J W Morrow in Tionesta aged 80. Reunions for the 145th Pennsylvania Volunteers in Erie and the Chase family at Lander. Farmers Institutes dates in Warren county and fish hatchery plan at Conneaut Lake. Fatal log train accident at Kellettville, 27 year old Frank Watson. Thayer family reunion at Spring Creek with 135 relatives. Mayville celebrates 50th Republican anniversary. Grape crop outlook favorable in North East and Mercer church ballot controversy with 98 votes cast and 92 present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Morrow
Forest County
Tionesta
145Th Regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers
Erie
Chase
Grarcge Hall
Lander
John A. Kelley
Farmers’ Institutes
Warren County
Chandlers’ Valley
Ackley
Grand Valley
Kellettville
Forest Co
Frank Watson
Salmon Creek Lumber Co
John Watson
Thayer
Robert Beldin
Spring Creek
Nelson Thayer
W. R. M. Avery
Mercer
Port Huron
Mich
Grange Picnic Planned at Marsh's Grove Sugar Run Pa
A basket picnic under Allegheny and Corydon Granges Patrons of Husbandry is set for Wednesday August 16 at Marsh's Grove Sugar Run Pa. Good speakers will attend with music and singing. State Lecturer A W Cornell of Bradford County will speak on the Order of Patrons of Husbandry. All welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny and
Corydon Granges
Marsh’s Grove
Sugar Run
A. W. Cornell
Bradford County
Edinboro Normal Opens Fall Session
Edinboro Normal announces fall session opening September 12 with Principal John F. Bigler guiding the program. The item notes the school’s mission to inspire knowledge and usefulness and mentions local printer services at The Mail’s Printery.
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Edinboro
John F. Bigler
Youngsville County News Highlights Local Events
D C Baid buys the Kidder farm on the road to Pittsfield, effective immediately. Ida Miller of Erie visits relatives on her way to Punxsutawney. Joe Taylor is ill with eye trouble. Mrs J Wakley of Oshawa visits sister Mrs J B Woods. Rev Garrett and family attend Pleasantville camp meeting. Clare McKinney enjoys a vacation. Episcopal Ladies guild hosts ice cream on W D Kinnear’s porch. Rev W H Fenton visits from Findley Lake. Mrs McKee renovates East Main Street porch. Gertrude Hamilton visits M D Whitney. Whitney plans a grand home improvement. Mrs H C Preston hosts Foreign Missionary Society meeting with C B Marsh. A merry-go-round arrives on Park Street. Myrtie McKinney’s 13th birthday party at Irvine. Clarence Bates leaves furniture factory for a Jamestown table works job. Mrs Mary Crum of Philadelphia visits sister Miss Margaret Day. C S Mead and wife spend a week at Cambridge Springs. Maria Messenger of Kane visits Halliday. Ira Carpenter takes daughter to Buffalo for throat cancer treatment. doctor says no cure. Gilden Ball sells restaurant in Warren and returns to Youngsville. Wm Belnap slowly recovers from stroke.
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Youngsville
D. C. Baid
Kidder Farm
Pittsfield
Ida Miller
Erie
C. H. Henry
Panxsutawney
Joe Taylor
J. Wakley
Max
Oshawa
Canada
East Main Street
Gertrude Hamilton
M. D. Whitney
H. C. Preston
Rouse Hospital
The
Foreign Missionary Society
C. B. Marsh
Warren District
Park Street
Myrtie McKinney
Irvine
Clarence Bates
Jamestown
N. Y
Mary Crum
Philadelphia
Margaret Day
Mead
Cambridge Springs
Maria Messenger
Kane
Thomas Halliday
Ira Carpenter
Buffalo
Gilden Ball
Warren
Wm. Belnap
County Picnic Marking Event With State Lecturer
Patrons of Husbandry plan a county picnic at Youngsville on August 17 with Worthy State Lecturer Cornell delivering the talk. All are invited to attend. The New Hampshire State Grange committee lauds press coverage for educating the public about the organization and urges clear reports of meetings. A New Hampshire Grange diversion staged a mock Legislature session recently. The Pennsylvania secretary reports quarterly gains in Grange membership and larger classes. A New York Farmer piece notes rising sentiment to limit Grange to farmers, warning nonfarmers would shift farmer-aligned interests.
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Youngsville
Worthy
Cornell
B. A. West
Warren Co. Pomona Grange
New Hampshire State Grange
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
J. T. Ailman
New York Farmer
Grange
A Helpful Farm Paper Special Mail Offer
A promotional note invites farmers to subscribe to a first class agricultural family paper. The offer pairs the MAIL with the New York Tribune Farmer for one year at $1.50. Orders and payment to be sent to the MAIL with free samples available.
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New York Tribune
Lightning strikes Pete Youngs home during storm
Aug 7 report notes a storm Saturday afternoon causing minor damage to Pete Youngs residence. The piece also lists social visits and births, including a son born to Mr and Mrs John Johnson on Aug 5. Several residents from Warren Jamestown Lamonaville and Chandlers Valley are mentioned with weekend activities.
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Pete Young
John Johnson
Fabian Johnson
Warren
Pete Gustafson
Gust Hagg
Chandlers’ Valley
Minnie Spetz
Earnest Lindblad
Lamonaville
John
Visiting relatives and local social notes in Clymer area
Aug 8 notes Flora Kemp visiting relatives at Clymer. Mrs Margaret Carr back from Chautauqua view. Jessie Willet visiting town. Dr and Mrs Mayne of Arena Ohio and daughter Helen visited last week in a new auto with John Carr. Elva Carr to visit Chautauqua. Cecil Blanchard of Jamestown called on friends. Rev Lensley filled M E K appointment due to Rev Wood's absence. Prof Cross and wife returned from Maryland staying with C E Pierce. A E Rice at Chautauqua. Best Job Printing at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora Kemp
Clymer
Margaret Carr
Chautauqua
Jessie Willet
Mayne
Helen
Arena
Ohio
John Carr
Elva Carr
Cecil Blanchard
Jamestown
Friends
Handshakes and contagion concerns at White Haven
A New York Globe item details different handshake styles to judge character while a Kane Republican report from White Haven, Pennsylvania notes residents complain consumptive patients mingle with townspeople at a sanitarium. It cites full capacity facilities and tents on surrounding farms, praising pure air and nourishing diet as keys to treatment and suggesting wider adoption.
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White Haven
Kane Republican
Clergymen urged to aid Warren in fight against liquor microbes
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Warren seeks clergy support to curb adulterated wines and spirits sold in Pennsylvania. He cannot enforce current laws alone and asks preachers to help suppress poisonous drinks. Milk safety notes follow, blaming consumers for contamination from improper handling and unclean bottles.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Replating Old Utensils Offered by Warren Plating Co
The Warren Electric Plating Co offers replating of knives forks spoons and chandeliers at their basement Times Building location. The service aims to restore metalware cheaply and efficiently for area residents.
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Warren Electric Plating Co
Colonial Cottage Rooms and Board at Chautauqua Stop
Mrs. M. Crittenden owns and manages the Colonial Cottage at No. 22 Cookman Avenue opposite Hall of Philosophy offering rooms and board at reasonable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Colonial Cottage
Cookman Avenue
Hall of Philosophy
SILE-Cheaply Fifteen-Week Scholarship at Hoff College
A fifteen week scholarship opportunity at Hoff Business College of Warren advertised by the MaiL Office. For complete details or to apply, contact the MaiL Office for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sile
Hoff Business College of
Warren
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Corry
W. Ed. Marsh
A. B. Richmond
Meadville
Allegheny
Mehan
Conneaut Lake
Mayville
Chautauqua County
Messrs
Nixon
Wade
Assembly
North East Breeze
Grange Notes
Dugaili
Lottsville
All Makes
Agency
International Harvester CO
WM. Spinner
Warren, PA
Diamond Block
Penn’s Avenue West
New York Globe
Common Pleas
Chas. H. Smith
Szconp St
Kopf & Henry
Has. H. Henderson
Siegfried’s
Liberty Street
Kingston
Geo. W. DeGrarr
Wall St
Biekarck & Corwen Musical Co
C.H. Smith Co., Ltd
C. H. Smith Company, Lim
Warren Trust CO
Hammond Iron Works
the Mail Office
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