County Letters Titties Notice to Correspondents
Instructional notice urges timely copy to be in hand weekly. Correspondents must sign each communication, but names won’t be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
8
Instructional notice urges timely copy to be in hand weekly. Correspondents must sign each communication, but names won’t be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Avul. 23. Ervine Marsh spent Old Home Week in Bradford. C. D. Seaman was a Bradford visitor recently. Mrs. Robey of Warren called on friends in town. Mrs. Frances Brown staying at Quakerbridge guest of granddaughter Mrs. Orrie Tome. Several residents and visitors from Warren and nearby towns spent time in town including the Foulkrod and Hoop families and others.
Lawrence Walton purchases the Lynn Gordon residence. Mrs May Smith returns from Chicago for a visit. Cemetery Society meets Friday Sept 3 with Mrs G C Smith on Columbus avenue. Several residents travel or return home. An accident victim is near death. Carrier reunion at the park with Judge Ayling speaking. Creamery totals for July 19 to Aug 1 show milk 140872 lbs and butter 15 840 lbs at 26 26 per lb.
Scottdale residents hosted relatives and friends for reunion dinners and visits. Guests included R. P. Clark and D. S. Pierce family members, with events at Wood home in Aug 18 and gatherings from Greenhurst New York to Tidioute and Corry-D. S. Pierce home.
Aug 24 social news from Youngsville and nearby towns lists residents visiting relatives, returning home from trips in Ohio and Buffalo, and common city happenings. The Maccabees held their annual picnic at Mrs Courson’s home with a well attended luncheon and group photo.
Aug 24 reports visitors and family calls around Lounsburys Corners. Mrs. Chas Martin visits Cornplanter. Harry Rarey guests of C D Outrid. Leo Headley improves after illness. E D Everts visits Warren to see ill father. Sunday School plans a picnic. Volney Ackley reports loss of a prized cow.
Clarence Outrid visited Russell last Saturday. J. O. Lounsbury and J. L. Brown are repairing schoolhouses. O. E. Headley hauls wood for Scandia school. Master Wallace Outrid met Alfred Kagel near Warren last week. W. O. Martin and O. E. Headley went to Warren. Gerald Ladow visited his cousin Clarence Ladow in the area.
A playful roundup of wry aphorisms from multiple papers. Each brief quip covers optimism, manners, luck, honesty, or social quirks, noting the tone and local voice of the cited papers like Williamsport Sun New Castle News and Jamestown Journal.
The North American will debut a new comic feature titled The Terr ble Tales of Kaptin Kiddo on Sunday August 29. Grace G Widerseim draws the striking art and Margaret G Hays provides the stories.
The IrzINT rIErIrEzr3 reports the Venman and Nelson families hosting a Jamestown reunion last Saturday. Various local events include picnics, engagements, a circus purchase, and a major water mains cleaning project planned by the Warren Water Company.
The former leader asks Venezuela’s permission for burial in his homeland, a request unlikely to be granted by his countrymen.
A series of marriage notices from Warren and nearby towns announce Aug 1909 weddings. Ralph C. Knapp married Nellie McLaughlin at St Josephs church rectory. E L Stein wed Belle Goldwater at the couple’s home. Harry S Borchers married Blanche F Taylor in Barnes Pa. Axel E Lauger weds Amanda Langer in Youngsville Pa. Frederick Tarr and Ora Durnell wed in Warren.
Birth notices: Pleasantville Pennsylvania August 10 1909 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles M Shortt formerly of Sugar Grove. Warren August 23 1909 at Emergency hospital a son to Mr and Mrs Joseph James of Pennsylvania Avenue West. Clarendon August 22 1909 a son to Mr and Mrs William Elrod. Sugar Grove August 17 1909 a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Nobbs.
A community pledge pledges residents to support public works and uphold majority rule. Signatories commit to civility in debate, refrain from radical positions, and speak positively about the town or remain silent.
A reader states the area is a good place to live and earn money, praising it as the proper venue to spend income. The comment emphasizes favorable conditions for residency and financial opportunity in Abilene.
Senator Penrose sends a batch of public documents on farming gardening fruit culture and related topics. They include titles such as Shelter Tent Experiments with Tobacco Orchard Fertilization and Fire Waste of the United States from Penn State College and reports from the Pa Dept of Agriculture and Pa State College.
A mix of light notes and opinions including Walter Wellman and the North Pole, December politics with Taft and McClellan, LA baby carriage lights rule, Spokane husband show, and reflections on public office holders needing checks.
Mrs Oliver Herford quips that women's minds are clearer than men's, while her husband retorts that they change them so much oftener. The brief exchange highlights playful gender humor.
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