Spring Creek Social Notes and Appointments
Spring Creek lists residents visiting relatives and taking new posts. Glenn Donaldson starts a Detroit job, Walter Lamona fills his cold storage role, Earnest Upton joins Jamestown, Will Patchen moves to Waterford for a fireman post, and Rev. Armstrong resigns from the Congregational church. Community visits to Belle Valley Titusville Corry Buffalo Warren and Jamestown appointments are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
John Hines
North Warren
Leslie Robinault
Glenn Donaldson
Detroit
Michigan
Susie Peterson
Belle Valley
Nellie Murphy
Walter Lamona
Fred Johnson
Titusville
Joe Watson
Leslie Donaldson
Buffalo
Armstrong
Congregational Church
Georgia Carroll
George of
Warren
G. W. Graham
Earnest Upton
Jamestown
Will Patchen
Waterford
Fred Smith
Nellie Deming
Corry
Raywood
W. F. McKee
Clara Rawson
Clara Werle
W. B. Long
Howard
Pedro
Dodgers Triumph 11 to 8 Over Lander In Weekend Game
A Saturday ball game in Akeley saw Dodge defeat Lander 11 to 8 on the local diamond. Rain interrupted Sunday’s scheduled Russell match. Local social notes mention visits from Mrs. Marsh and others, plus community events at Elk Grange and school plans for new ventilating heaters.
Community Visitors and Local Guests Gather in Area
Mount Osk and Mount Oak residents host and visit over the weekend. Miss Manda Robinson stays with Mrs. Ed Young. Letta Hayes returns from East Branch. Elga Oviatt visits Youngsville. Miss Harriet Dewey visits Blooming Valley. Ed Young visits Hydetown. W L Armitage, hurt in a street car accident, stays with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
S. Perkins
J. Brightman
Spartansburg
Manda Robinson
East Branch
Ed Young
Letta Hayes
M. Hellyer
Harriet Dewey
Blooming Valley
Elga Oviatt
Youngsville
S. A. Oviatt
Hydetown
W. L. Armitage
Oil City
Forest May
Spring Creek
Fred May
Sarah May
Myrtle Nichols
Pittsfield Social News Highlights Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Levi McIntyre and two sons and daughter of Jamestown spent a few days in Pittsfield visiting relatives. Mrs. Hiram Gleason of Erie visited her sister Mrs. Charley Pay. Mrs. William Pearson of Davie Hill stays with her mother Mrs. Wm. Vampis. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Johnson of Ashville visit her brother J. D. Long. Miss Rachel Johnson, who had been with her sister Mrs. C. C. Johnson, returned to Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Levi McIntyre
Jamestown
Hiram Gleason
Erie
Charley Pay
William Pearson
Davie Hill
Wm. Vampis
Curt Johnson
Ashville
J. D. Long
Rachel Johnson
Mrs. C. C. Johnson
Titusville
Doughty Brothers Work Barking Duty on Albert Reynolds Tract
Germany notes a group of about 29 men peeling bark on the Albert Reynolds tract led by the Doughty Brothers. O. E. Hadley visited Priest Hollow friends Friday. Mrs. Nettie Headley and family visited Mrs. Bert Foster at Cable Hollow Sunday. Hiram Rise plans to move to York state after selling his farm to William Eager. James Smuler and his nephew Dell Smuler from Russell were guests at A. Il LaDows recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Doughty Brothers
Albert Reynolds
O. E. Hadley
Priest Hollow
Nettie Headley
Bert Foster
Cable Hollow
Hiram Rise
York State
William Eager
James Smuler
Dell Smuler
Russell
A. Il, LaDows
Unpardonable Sin in Religious Controversy
A brief note discusses the unpar donable sin as attributing bad motives to others with differing views, reflecting ongoing religious debate and the dangers of judgment. The text frames this as a caution against assuming ill intent in theological disagreement.
Faulkner and Whitford Reunion Held at Faulkner Home
Columbus reports the Faulkner and Whitford reunion with 50 members present. Officers elected include Henry Lopus as president and Alta Faulkner as vice president. Several relatives from nearby towns attended and plans were made for a future gathering in Jamestown in August 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Faulkner
Henry Lopus
Jamestown
Alta Faulkner
Millie Brown
Forrestville
Dunkirk
Perrysville
Corry
Lakewood
Watts Flatts
Sugar Grove
Emma Faulkner Daggett
Leyman Raymond
Sylvester Scrambling
Frank Emerson
Ed Westren
Elwin
John Marble
Bert Crosby
Archie Caple
Ewer
Guy Trantum
Clear Whitsey
Ashtabula
Ohio
Frank Gordon
B. A. West
Minne Whitehill
Bakersville
California
Archie Damon
Jas. H. Wright
Omaha
Lincolnville
Death Record A. A. Skinner Funeral Held August 8
The funeral for A. A. Skinner was conducted from his home on Thursday August 8 by Rev. E. Smith. Born January 21 1834 in Onida county New York, he married Carmelia Phillips. Survived by six of seven children Lester Millard Edna King Ada Lylle Mary Stearns H. C. Dargis widow and 14 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. He was a longtime United Brethren member and former secretary of the quarterly conference. He belonged to Chandlers Valley Grange and lived by its precepts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Skinner
E. Smith
Skinner
Onida County
N. Y
Carmelia Phillips
Lester
Panama
Millard
Rounds Hill
Edna King
Jamestown
Ada Lylle
Falconer
Mary Stearns
Sugar Grove
H. C. Dargis
Youngsville
United Brethren Church
Chandlers Valley
Williams Grove Picnic Reduced Rates by Railroad
For the Grangers picnic at Williams Grove Pennsylvania from August 26 to 31 the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from Pennsylvania stations and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and intermediate Northern Central Railway stations August 20 to 30 for return by September 3 at reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams Grove
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Elmira
Frederick
Northern Central Railway
Warren Emergency Hospital July Report Highlights Donations
July report lists Newell's Pharmacy supplying large freezer pineapple ice cream and O. K. Ice Cream Company three gallons. Mrs A H Grandin of Tidioute contributed flowers and friends provided assorted foods. Visiting physicians for August and September named as Dr. Brown and Dr Frantz. Subscriptions totaling $7,343 paid to date reduce building debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell’s Pharmacy
O. K. Ice Cream Company
A. H. Grandin
Friend
Brown
Frantz
Clarion State Normal Announces Fall Session Start
The Clarion State Normal will open its fall session September 11 with students registering the day before. A specialist in Agriculture, a supervisor for Primary work, and an instructor in Domestic Science have joined the faculty. Tuition is free for prospective teachers and other expenses are low. To secure a room, write Harry M. Shafer, Principal, Clarion, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion State Normal
Harry M. Shafer
Clarion
Dyspepsules touted as quick relief for indigestion
An ad claims undigested food causes heartburn belching sour stomach and nausea and presents Dyspepsules as a simple inexpensive cure. It directs readers to obtain through a druggist or send 25 cents to Pockar-FEnnis Drug Co. New York City. The piece also explains the lamp of life metaphor from Seneca and Plutarch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pockar-Fennis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Ann Street
Emerson on human wit as grace and presence of God
A reflective line attributing to Emerson the view that human wit strength grace and artistic talent are manifestations of divine grace. It frames intellect and artistry as gifts from God shaping human presence and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Emerson
T J FOLEY And handlers of Railroad Freight
T J FOLEY and handlers of Railroad Freight offer careful moving of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections New York & Philadelphia Co No 2 B Warren Tel Sigg 84 Auction bills syrup sales and all kinds of printing promptly and reasonable at Lie Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren
Gune
Quality Eyewear advertises expert prescription work
A local ad boasts 25 years of eye and optics study and warns against traveling eyeglass specialists. It promises the best and cheapest prescription work with hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and contact at 348 Penn avenue West over Citizens National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
After La Grippe Cured by Dr Miles Nerve Remedy
A Seabrook New Hampshire resident describes weeks of La Grippe after effects with head pain and nervous sleeplessness. She credits Dr Miles Nervine and Nerve and Liver Pills with cure and notes others also benefited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrippe
Miles
Alvin H. Lockss
Seabrook
N. H
Beneft
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
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First National Bank
Penna
Warren, Penn’a
Corte As
Eeut Ndence
Akeley
Lander
Dodge
C. E. Marsh
Frewsburg
Matilda Newman
Jennie Tracey
Sarah Morrison
Corydon
Minnie Bradley
T. M. Howard
John Geracimos
A. Boyd
Mildred
Pittsburg
Charles Barney
T. C. Hunt
Hunt
Paul Coleman
Howard Homestead
Carrie Lord
John Marsh
Lounsburys Corners
Volney Ackley
Rafe Slawson
R. F. Pickard
J. O. Lounsbury
Will Rager
G. H. Marsh
Hiram Rice
Rice
Mabel Alaska
W. L. Ackley
Johnsonburg
Mary Lounsbury
Thomas Kain
Doughty
Elk School Board
C. L. Martin
Brookville
Jefferson County
Mount Osk
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
State of
L. C. Eddy
orney-at-Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Patrick Meehan
Warren County
Roger Mooney
Warren, Pa
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Wuairtea, Pa
BEUL
Eee Revere
Rae Oaks
Plutarch
Man
T. J. Foley
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
la Grippe
Dr. Miiles
A. W. Eaton
Provident
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
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AMOND
Chicheater
Chichester Ke
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