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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
2
Record of births and visits, with numerous locals and visitors from Kane, Westfield, Warren, Clarendon, and Celoron. Entries cover August 14 and 16 with mentions of hospitalities, church services, delegate election, and a P. H. C. picnic.
Wrightsville residents hosted and visited relatives across nearby towns. Clarence and Jen Carlson joined guests of Luther Johnson and Albert Frank hosted an ice cream social that drew a large crowd and funds for local use. Fremont Jaquay and wife returned to St Joe Missouri while Betsy Chase visited Edinboro with relatives. Various families, including Chipmans and Sliters, hosted or visited relatives and neighbors through mid August.
Residents report visiting relatives in Steuben Youngsville and Cambridge Springs while attending picnics at East Branch and Barton reunion in Pittsfield. Farewell sermon at U B church announced. Local contests at Cobb's Corners M E church attracted large crowds with prizes and subscriptions awarded to Esther Macbon and five runners up.
A description notes that Americans are the most liberal meat eaters among global populations except Australasia, highlighting high meat consumption as a defining trait of American eating habits.
The Cobb and Jewell families plan a reunion August 25 at the Maccabee hall in Spring Creek. Local residents report visits from Mrs. Sarah Strong and Mr. C. M. Cobb with daughter Sarah, alongside other relatives and friends visiting from Mill Village Oil City Wrightsville Union City Corry Jamestown Kinzu a West Spring Creek Conneaut and Conneaut.
Alfred Henry Lewis discusses Roosevelt in Human Life and then reports on T. R. Fries at Forest Hill dairy West Newton. Princess M DeKob cow yields 115.7 pounds milk in 24 hours and 3 145.3 pounds in 30 days, surpassing Missouri and Josephine in output. the showy competition concludes.
A Pennsylvania cow named Josephine outshines a Missouri prize, with Missouri State College researchers noting a monthly milk yield of 2 960 pounds and a daily output that sets a high benchmark for dairy cattle.
A man celebrates his wife leaving home by planning a public notice praising their absence. He recalls a hospital procedure and describes how his wife and her mother hauled away furniture before a friend locked the doors. He rejects the old style notice and proposes a tongue in cheek alert thanking them for their absence.
Auction ad lists 50 feet shelving two counters each 25 ft long 16 drawers and 8 tables. Notice to contact Joseph Laskowski Clarendon Pennsylvania for the sale running from August 18 to September 25 2. Subscribe for the mail.
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