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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
8
Instructions require all copy by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign his name to every communication, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Charles Johnson died at Sugar Grove on August 18 1907 aged 30 leaving a wife father two brothers and two sisters. The family received community sympathy. The funeral was held Friday at the Lutheran church with Rev. Miller officiating.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs O E Headley on August 10 1907. J O Lounsbery attended the ox roast at Corydon with others from the Hill. O F E Headley and Miss Pearl Fellows visited Scandia for business. A J Fish will move to Willow Creek to work for Clarence Morrison in the mill. Farmers report fine weather and haying nearly done with oats being cut. Dr Outrid and family traveled to Onaville on business. Mrs O EK Headley hosted her mother and sister from Warren. Mr Headley visited Warren and Mrs Cury and daughter joined him home. Mrs Cury visiting sick daughter Mrs O EK Headley. Will Beach broke his arm but recovers well under Dr Vermilyea. Mrs Charles Johnson listed as ill.
Aug 27 events show Mae Libbey of Morrisons visiting town to manage her school with Perle Winkler and Minnie Carlson. visits by Annia Abrams of Pittsburg and Icy Passinger. Sunday School picnic attended by many with luncheon served. Various local residents traveled to Kane for gatherings, church, and visits with family and friends over the weekend.
Russell town column lists numerous visits and callers including David Perlestine Frank Haverty Annie Abrams with Mrs W H Madigan, Bertha Kyler returning from Brockport, Malcolm Carlson Ludlow, Carl Pearson and Bert Davison Ludlow, Essie Jerman Warren, John Jackson Kane, Fred Jackson Hulda Stoneburg Kane, and many local social rounds. School opens Aug 26 with teachers Mae Libbey and Mary Osterman. Community events include Elk's clam bake Grange picnic and labor day ox roast. creamery yields and milk statistics. trolley completion banquet and visits by former residents Mr and Mrs Lee Monroe and Chas Weldon.
The fifth annual Cobb and Jewell reunion gathered about 65 relatives at Ellice Jewell’s home in Corry on August 22. A noon dinner followed a short program. Attendees included Mrs. L. C. Bowen and grandchildren Mable and Leon of Harbor Creek, Rover of Erie, Jewell of Iowa, and Ora Jewell with Bertha of Westfield New York.
Aug 26 reports show Fred Simpson family returning to Alfred Station after caring for William Simpson in poor health. Notices include marriages of Nathan Dodd to Ava Long and Leslie Johnson to Nellie Yates, plus visits, home improvements, and community events across Meadville, Bradford, Hydetown, Olean, and Sugar Grove.
Mrs Libbie Braton of Youngsville visits sister Mrs Margret Dominion. Miss Alice Fox returns home from Fredonia for two weeks. Mrs Mary Whatford and Miss Sadie Grant visit Mrs Mae Sumner. A social for Rev Bennett is held at Mr Wm Feeneys. Numerous locals attend ox roast in Corydon and picnic in Hale s Grove at Akeley.
A brief explainer noting that most people misjudge Central America’s overall size and the relative areas of its individual states, aiming to clarify geographic scale and comparisons among the region’s countries.
The text compares California’s dimensions to Central American land, noting California stretches 770 miles along the coast and 375 miles wide. It equates Central American area to multiple U.S. states and cites population data as reported to an international bureau.
The article lists populations by diplomatic representatives in Washington, led by Guatemala with 1,364,678 followed by El Salvador 1,006,848 Honduras 543,741 Nicaragua 423,200 and Costa Rica 331,340 totaling 3,671,807. It argues Central America is densely settled in plateaus and interior highlands with advanced towns and strong agricultural life.
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Foust issues a general order restricting ice cream to milk that is not skimmed or watered and declares cream with less than sixteen percent butter fat adulterated. The rule sets ice cream to contain at least twelve percent butter fat plus sugar and pure fruit flavor, with eggs and a small amount of gelatine allowed.
Under policy terms life insurers promote fast payments to heirs of the late G W Dela mater. They circulate notices to newspapers nationwide boasting their willingness to settle promptly, a move billed as merit of necessity. Bounty blanks for sale at The Matt office.
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