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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
8
All copy must be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign their name to all communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Annie Feldhausen wed Clyde S. Kinney of Spartansburg in a ceremony at the Feldhausen home performed by Rev. Smallenberger. Attendants included Lorena Kinney and Melvin Shambaurd. Loraine Belden was ring bearer. Guests came from Spartansburg, Westfield, Centerville, Grand Valley, Mickle Hill, Jamestown and beyond. The couple will reside in Rouseville after Sept. 1.
Miss Abel Ault of Warren visits Miss Mary Van Dyke. Mrs Mary Woods dies after ten months at Rouse Hospital. Funeral at Irvine Church with Rev J P Burns. Sunday School picnics by Presbyterian and Methodist groups along the Allegheny. Mrs G W Shannon to Dayton N Y for a brother’s illness. Hazel Wells of Lima visits grandmother Mrs Thos Haslett. Forest Jackson joins Seattle electrical firm. David Shehan to publish a telegraphy reminiscence for railroaders. Mr and Mrs Valentine entertain in honor of daughter Elda. Julia Nelson helps. Death hits Peter Johnson family. interment at Youngsville. Mrs Edward Biddle of Carlisle guests in village. Patrick Keating fades with poor prognosis. W G Shannon departs for Trunkeyville. Mrs W H Madigan attends Pittsburg funeral of grandson Merl Jones. David Pearlstine returns to Pittsburg for cousin’s funeral. Mrs Henry Laufenburg and Miss Bertha Passinger visit Warren. Frank Haverty visits Jamestown. Mrs Elias Akeley visits North Warren. Henry Akeley and Harry Vansile go to Grinderville. Schoolhouse entertainment well received. Daisy Cole visits Russell. Bertha Passinger visits relatives. Ed Vansile and family visit Russell.
Work on the apple dryer has been suspended until the irregularities are resolved. Officials paused activities pending inspection and safety reviews, with no new completion date announced.
Miss Nina McCoy visits Frewsburg as neighbors share social evenings on Fox Hill. Eric Whelpley from Falconer calls on John Thompson. Mrs. Sadie Grant and Mrs. Harriet Sears host friends for Monday visits and Wednesday supper with the Ladies' Aid Society. Reverend Bennett delivers farewell sermon before leaving for Bradford Conference.
Aug 19 visitor L Smith from Braddock, Pa. stopped to see Mrs. Julia Smith. Miss Anna Trantum arrived from a West visit. Grange picnic set for Aug 28 at the park. WCTU meets Aug 31 at Mrs. Frank Emerson home for borough and township teachers. Mrs. T H Whittaker and daughter Mary returned to Braddock.
The Cemetery Auxiliary plans a Wednesday banquet for trolley company officials upon completion of the line to this place. Tickets sell well, and the event is expected to bring honor. Our schools begin their year on Tuesday September 3. Alvin Schramling of Jefferson Ohio visits relatives here. Sunday church services August 25 are at 11 a.m. Rev. Chilcote will leave for Pittsburg Conference for the coming year.
Mrs McClelland of Gilson Ridge visits her son the Rev J F McClelland. Mrs Margaret Logan and children of Jamestown visit friends here. Fred Phillis of Shenango visits S M Houghtling. Titusville visitors include C M Cobb and G L Blanchard. Jas Phillis briefs daughter Mrs Jennie Dalrymple in North Dakota. Alton Homer of Oil City calls here. Iva Alcorn of Shelmadine visits Truman Lilly.
About 100 neighbors friends and old soldiers met Saturday at A J Demming s West Spring Creek. Dan Rickerson fell from Homer Whitley s barn last Wednesday bruised but not broken. Norman Schlinger visits parents and friends. George Peterson Eldred Hill was in Corry on business. Jack Frost Corry called on A L Matteson. Mr and Mrs A Becker returned from New York New Jersey. Will Castler and family Corry on way to Sear s Hill to visit parents. Byron Eldred and Charles Measor Eldred Hill were in town on business. Mrs Lena Donaldson Ruth visiting. Henry Decker Corry barber in town. Z KE Greeley went to Hillside to a play day.
West line resident J F Madigan guests of J M Passinger Tuesday. Many locals attend family and church events as relatives travel to Kane Pittsburg Warren Sugar Grove and Jamestown for funerals visits and celebrations. Frequent trips between Kane Warren Russell and Scandia mark a busy community week with multiple hospitality hosts and guests.
Warren County commissioners announce Glade Run bridge closure to all traffic except pedestrians from about September 1 until about October 15..source: Warren Pa. August 16, 1907.
New fall and winter dress goods for 1907 08 feature 35 inch plaids in varied colorings ideal for children school dresses priced 50c to 1.25 per yard Broadcloths dominate upcoming season with navy garnet brown myrtle and dark tans at 1.00 to 2.50 per yard Skibo Serges offer blue brown and green options priced 1.50 per yard Note: clerk can advise on Skibo Serge selection.
The Postoffice Department plans a new cream colored postal card featuring a McKinley profile portrait. It will measure 34x5% inches, show Postal Card and address space, a stamp frame, United States header, and a one cent postage note. Old 1902 cards remain valid until exhausted.
The Williams Grove Grangers picnic is set for August 26 to 31 with a major display of farm machinery livestock and a record livestock show. Gov. Stuart and State Treasurer candidate John O Sheatz will attend August 28 along with W F Hill master of the Pennsylvania State Grange and National Grange Master N J Batchelder of New Hampshire on August 29.
The Williams Grove Grangers' Picnic in Williams Grove Pennsylvania offers reduced excursion fares via Pennsylvania Railroad from Pennsylvania stations and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and Northern Central Railway intermediate stations from August 22 to 31. Tickets are good for return until September 3. The event runs August 26 to 31.
A brief local notice lists bounty blanks for sale at the Mar office. The ad notes purchase details and contact points for buyers seeking the items.
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