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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
2
Harsh wind hail and lightning damaged crops and barns in Freehold area. Frank Philips’s barn burned, losses include hay and tools. he considers rebuilding. Various local residents listed with visits, illnesses, marriages, and social events following the storm and summer activities. The Fuller Show performs locally as part of ongoing entertainment.
Miss Rose Skorner returns to St. Marys. D Rickerson ill with heart trouble. Maggie Rounds back in Corry after visiting F. E. Hyer. Phillip Boyd moves to Spring Creek with family. Local races in Corry attended by several residents. Ray Hatch relocates to Oil Creek road and starts a meat wagon. Nellie Clark returns from Corry. Vivian Carroll returns home after visit. Clyde Peterson visits Corry. Henry DeJanes dies at Blue Eye aged 68. funeral in M. E. Church and burial in Spring Creek cemetery. East Branch picnic draws large crowd with Spring Creek band. Leo Ault returns from Wendus. Will and Mrs Spencer back from Corry. Mrs. R Jewell of Corry and families visit Mrs. Hines. Hazen Stab ill under Dr Paige care. Mrs. Clara Werle and daughters visit G W Graham family.
In Akeley Pa August 15 about half the oats nearby were threshed last week while daily rain delayed the rest. Other crops and pastures are thriving. Local residents including Mr and Mrs D M Howard of Warren and Mrs C E Marsh hosted visitors and a weekend dinner. A party at Maple Springs honored a visiting group and a chicken roast followed. A local ball game drew attendees from the area.
Colum Bus Pa Aug 15 Miss Hiaud Babcock of Dunkirk spent Saturday and Sunday at her uncles E L Monroe John Bagley and Miss Mable Schol.
Mount Oak Morumi Oak Pa August 14 Mr and Mrs R D Daye Corry return home after short visit with friends here Mrs Clara Dickson and family Union City visiting friends here for a few days Miss Espy Nichols returned home from Chautauqua New York The W C T U met last Friday with Mrs Hulda Lillie Mrs Julia Shipman and grandson Von Nichols left Friday for two weeks visit with friends at Corry and Eric Ed Young employed by Will McChesney Eldred Centry here over Sunday with family Mr and Mrs Harry Hutchison and Iva Oviatt attended Mikle Hill last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Fred Brown and son Herman were Sanford visitors Sunday
East Branch Pa August 15 notes show Mr and Mrs Hemmerlee of Polk visiting Mrs Co N Fairchilds. Residents plan to attend the Whisley Reunion at Mackey Hill. Gertrude Heminway returns to Corry after farm stay. Miss Nora Cobb visiting her sister.
Mrs L F Armitage and Ava Hill of Oil City stayed with relatives Mr and Mrs Geo Armitage. Dora Lytle and Dorr Andrews of Union City and Angelica N Y visited the Nichols family. Mrs BE Huett of Corry visited her mother Mrs Harriet Nichols. Emma Carroll of Corry visited her brother John Dexter. Threshing machines began work for the season as May Mitchell visited her parents. LaVerne Cobb lost a cow. Von Fosson of Erie lectured on temperance at Union church in Hase Branch last Sunday.
Sucar Roud August 16 reports Mrs Orra Tome and son Philip visiting Corydon. J M Green’s store was robbed of five dollars in pennies. door lock picked. Second entry in a week, items limited to soft drinks candy peanuts and few cans of fish. Residents Warren Jamestown and Marshburg visits noted. Martha Morse visits from Warren. McKerahan of Wilmerding staying with daughter R E Green.
Realty moves recorded show multiple transfers with minimal sums. Oberg to Ehrhardt. Larson to Burgwall. MecKittrick to Richard Brown. Simpson to Fosburg and later Maheffy. Lyon to Brandt. Martin to Meas. Simmons Estate to Guy Simmons. Kimberland to Warren Silica Co.. Hines to Rickerson. Limburg to Punsky. Eastman to Skiff. Willis Estate to Seymore Ellis. Adams to Keller Jefferson Lyons and Dennison to Cidder. Adams Estate to Dennison.
Warren County Pennsylvania County Commissioners publish the offices to be voted in at the Uniform Primaries set for September 30. Offices include one President Judge one Associate Judge one Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphans Court one County Treasurer three County Commissioners three County Auditors two Jury Commissioners one Coroner and one County Surveyor. Each party may nominate or vote for two County Commissioners two Auditors and one Jury Commissioner. August 4 1911. A va MOOK E BE Thompson W H Houghton Co Com of Warren Co.
The passage explains how castor oil loses its taste when beaten with the white of an egg and thoroughly mixed, likely a suggested method to improve palatability.
T. J. Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co. Phone connections N. Y. and P. Co. No. 2 B. Warren Tel. Co. No. 84.
An advertisement urges parents to have children seen for eye strain before school. It advertises glasses to relieve strain, claims long experience, moderate charges, and offers a free exam. Office location is 348 Pennsylvania Avenue West over Citizens Bank, with hours 9 am to 8 pm and Sunday by appointment. Reference: Prof. F H Gaige, Warren High School principal.
An advertisement claim from William J. Loughran of Philadelphia touts three years of nervous prostration ending after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Anti Pain Pills. It links nervous troubles to headaches dizziness epilepsy and insanity and promotes Nervine as soothing irritated nerves. The Miles Medical Co offers a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails.
Auction bills syrup labels and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
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