Local Notes From Tiona and Surroundings
Community items report visitors and residents in Tiona Aug 21 including Mrs Ethel Burns and daughter at J H Hanley s, birth of a daughter to KE L Kirkpatrick, Miss Froy McCune visiting from Youngsville, annual children s day at the Springs, sick list updates, travels to Jamestown, visits from Guy Frick of Renova, Mrs Squires from Cleveland visiting Mrs Nelson, Cora Templeton visiting home, Gertrude Barnes guest of Mrs Parrish, Will Eustace returning to Ohio, Knapp visiting ER L McCune, Chandler family reunion at Quay McCune s, and other local visits and transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Ethel Burns
J. H. Hanley
KE. L. Kirkpatrick
Froy McCune
Youngsville
Arnott Hive
Frank Morrison
Katie
Flora Walker
Jamestown
Guy. Freck
Renova
Squires
Cleveland
Ohio
Nelson
Cora Templeton
Gertrude Barnes
Barnes
Parrish
Will Eustace
Miss Knapp
Meadville
ER. L. McCune’s
Chandler
Quay McCune
Gertrude
Maud Gleasson
Arvilla McCune
K. O. T. M. Hall
Guy Frick
J. Frick
J. Blair
George
Charles Havenor
Warren
Ora Elder
Sugar Run Social Notes Mix Visitors and Visits
Sugar Run notes list visitors and residents' movements including Dr. Glenn Muntz from Cambridge visiting his father Anthony Muntz, George Foulkrod in Oneville, and Marvin Wilcox at Onoville with grandparents. Other entries mention Dr. T I Jones returning to Sugar Run, A. Muntz, Orlo Hoop, R E Green, Kr D Newton, Mrs S Eberhardt, Wr and Mrs McKerrahan, and Mrs Walter Newton visiting relatives in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Glenn Muntz
Cambridge
Mass
Anthony Muntz
Geo. Foulkrod
Oneville
Vol. Hinton
Bradford Hospital
T. I. Jones
Youngsville
A. Muntz
Marvin Wilcox
Onoville
Orlo Hoop
R. E. Green
Akeley
Kr. D. Newton
Custer
S. Eberhardt
Hemlock
Lorinda Smith
McKerrahan
Wil
Akeley News Briefs From Augury Storm and Local Visits
A fierce electric storm hit Akeley Sunday and Monday nights with heavy rain, delaying crops still in the fields. Local social notes mention Carroll town picnic attendees, remarks about umpiring, and visits from families including Mrs. Charles Barney in Corry, Miss Ricker of Sugar Grove, and the Coxe Luker group from North Adams and Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxe
Mattie Luker
North Adams
Mass
Higgins
Warren
A. Obert
Ridgway
Charles Strickland
Henry Sears
Charles Phillips
Sugar Grove Community Notes and Local Visiting
Sugar Grove hosts picnics and visits as residents, relatives, and guests join family gatherings and band serenades. Notable items include Miss Anna Jansen returning home from Philadelphia, Miss Margaret Middleton's visit from Cleveland, Mrs. G. Hillman undergoing surgery in Warren, and the J. H. Coburn estate sale to Oscar Peterson. Local educators, job changes at the post office, and a ball game with Watts Flatts highlight the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Haggerty
Margaret Middleton
Waive Malory
Anna Johnson
Maude Dalrymple
Panama Rocks
Jenny Halliday
D. H. Haggerty
Anna Jansen
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Blanche Truesdale
W. H. Mix
Abbott and Allen
A. E. Beach
Geo. Murray
Bradford
G. W. Shutt
R.O. Welch
Welch
Raymond Bradshaw
Poughkeepsie
Carrie Cumming
A. B. Rice
J.C. Hamilton
Margaret
Allegheny Springs
J. G. McDonald
Helen
Pleasantville
A. M. McDonald
Ray Lovejoy
Jamestown
Er. R. Wheelock
F. D. Wheelock
Mary Stuart
Youngsville
Wm. Shortt
Kenneth Frank
Hugh Barrett
Bloomer Girls
Hazel Anderson
Chicago
Mildred Barrett
Arline Mix
Arlene Lumberg
Jennie Frank
Earnest Robinson
Marie Garret
Mabel Jamison
Chautauqua
J. H. Coburn
Oscar Peterson
Stetson Hill
Wm. McCollin
Nelson Anderson
Broe Shutt
Winifred Bloomquist
Watts Flatts
Chandlers Valley News Briefs Include Births and Local Updates
Chandlers Valley notes two new residents with the birth of a son to Carl Anderson and a daughter to August Carlson. Names visited include Pittsburg visitors John Johnson and family. Local projects feature cement culverts and barn floors, with butter sales totaling 4 212 pounds at the creamery between July 15 and August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
John Johnson
Pittsburg
C. Brew
Adelaide Spencer
Ruth King
Chautauqua
Chandlers Valleys
Carl Anderson
August Carlson
C. C. Russell
Spencer
Teachers Institute
Warren
E. J. Kelley
Wm. Darling
Chantauuua
E. J. Nelson
Spring Creek
Margaret Spencer
Edward Jones
Infant Son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Filegar Dies
Ross Hill August 26 The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Filegar died Tuesday night August 20 The bereaved couple have the communitys sympathy. Mrs A E Tarr visited Youngsville Saturday. Miss Bessie Hamilton Erie visiting sister Mrs Geo Benedict Garland visitor Tue. Maymie and Lillian Benedict returned to Buffalo. Arters TIC ioute visitors Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Geo. Filegar
A. E. Tarr
Youngsville
Bessie Hamilton
Erie
Geo. Benedict
Maymie
Lillian Benedict
Geo
Buffalo
J. N. Arters
Matthews Run Picnic and Local Labor News Summary
Matthews Run reports a township picnic at Peterson's grove with many locals attending. Adolph Swanson returns from Edinboro. Gallup and Sheldon finish sawing timber on Woodin lot and move mill toward Pittsfield. A local oil well shot last Friday is said to be the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews Run
Peterson’s Grove
Adolph Swanson
Edinboro
Gallup
Sheldon
Woodin
Pittsfield
Harry Rulander
Jim Huff
Chas. Dixon
Harry Dixon
Young Son
Warren
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
F. D. Bowers
Harmony town picnic draws locals to Panama last Saturday
Bear Lake residents report attendance at the Harmony town picnic in Panama. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Will Harrington and daughter Elba of Salamanca, and many others stopping by O. C. Hinckley’s for the U. B. Aid meeting. Also noted are home purchases by Dr. Halphides and M. P. Carrs and a farewell sermon by Rev. McIntyre at the U. B. church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Harmony Town
Panama
Will Harrington
Elba
Salamanca
Wm. Boswell
Washington
O. C. Hinckley
U. B
West
Henry Reed
North Clymer
Harry Chapman
Kenneth
Dunkirk
John Johnson
Olean
Cyntitviz Devers
Buffalo
Halphides
M. P. Carrs
George Cornish
Dr. Phillips
Erie
Hiram Cornish
McIntyre
Engagement of Etta Mae Whittenhall announced in Sugar Grove
Forest Thimble Club girls hosted a party at Mr. and Mrs. Walker Ransom's home in Sugar Grove on August 17 to announce the engagement of their daughter Etta Mae to Mr. Ransom L. Whittenhall of Smethport, Pa. Harriett Ransom and Helen Crocker served a three course luncheon as pink and white crepe paper and sweet peas decorated the dining room. Place cards linked to the center decorations revealed the engagement. Best wishes and congratulations flowed for the bride to be and Mr. Whittenhall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Thimble Club
Walker Ransom
Sugar Grove
Etta Mae
Ransom L. Whittenhall
Smethport
Harriett Ransom
Helen Crocker
Whittenhall
Columubus Grange Day and Local Social Notes
Columbus notices show Grange day attendance by Mr and Mrs Charles Dodd Wynn Carrier and S M Howard at Chautauqua. Various visits and reunions across towns with names like Mary Nistte4on Union City Anna Ayers Leula Covel and F G Emerson plus real estate changes including sales by Hattie Walton and Fuller to local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Charles Dodd
Wynn Carrier
S. M. Howard
Chautauqua
Dodd
Suney
Leon
Mary Nistte4on
Union City
Giver
O. Caster
Sherman
Dorothy Washburn
Warren
Ruth Sitler
Anna Ayers Hie
Lily Dale
Leula Covel
Mechanic's Institute
Rochester
Lakewood
Anna Huntington
Covel
Dunham
Leslie Johnson
Thomas Whittaker
Mary
Frank Scholton
John Dutton
Carl Way
Miss Wilhelm
Cleveland
Ohio
Carrier Family Reunion Highlights Local Picnic
The Carrier reunion at Recreation Park drew fifty two members with Elwin Carrier as president and Mildred Carrier as secretary. Next year’s picnic will be at Elwin’s home on the Saturday after the third Wednesday in August with a cordial invitation to all family members. Distants attendees included Julia Carrier, Ella Morrison of Union City, Henry Ayling of Kennedy New York, and Leet Carrier of Blackville New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. J. Holkana
Lafayette
Indiana
Peter Bates
Meals
Oil City
Roy C. Meals
Millicent Morrison
Tunesnesa
N. Y
Katharin Sullivan
Teachers Institute
Erie
Concord
Corry
Ansom Denison
Ripley
Clyde Hassett
Tom Messenger
B. A. West
Harmony
Passama
Hattie Weston
D. J. Sullivan
Sherman
Lee Boardman
Thomas
Mayville
Tom Stranigan
G. Stranigan
Recreation Park
Elwin Carrier
Mildred Carrier
Mabel Carrier
Julia Carrier
Ella Morrison
Union City
Henry Ayling
Kennedy
Leet Carrier
Blackville
N. EF. Dewey
Will Myers
Pittsfield Social Notes and WCTU Officers Elected
Miss Jennie Greenly of Sutton Hill visited Mrs EK W Coan and Mrs Tarry hosted relatives. The W C T U elected Mary Lynn president Betsey Davis vice president Alice Dalrymple corresponding secretary Lucy Chaffee recording secretary C C Johnson treasurer with two new members and a picnic. Attendees joined the Warren teachers institute as Ruth Anderson Ida Waive and Myrtle Norman attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Jennie Greenly
Sutton Hill
EK. W. Coan
Lucy Chaffee
C. C. Johnson
Youngsville
Ruth Anderson
Ida, Waive
Myrtle Norman
Teachers Institute
Warren
Twelfth Annual Chandler Family Reunion Held at Tiona
The Chandler family reunion was held Aug 22 at Quay McCune home Tiona with 45 relatives at a 6 o’clock dinner. A short business meeting elected officers, then guests enjoyed piano music by Mayme Hanley. Distant relatives attended from Meadville Union City Jamestown Youngsville Warren Kane and more. next year’s reunion will be at J Devereaux’s Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Grand Valley
Edith Pierce
Youngsville
Clyde Mandaville
Jamestown
John Brightman
Chas. Scott
Sanford
Earnest Hayes
Owen
Gladys Armitage
Cobbs Corners
Espey Nichols
Cutlers Corners
Kerble
Warren
Brown
Franklin
Clinton Perkins
East Branch
W. O. Nichols
Titusville
Miss Nichols
Chandler
Quay McCune
Tiona
Mayme Hanley
Zac Chandler
Meadville
Ed Siel
J. Deveraux
Union City
James Smith
Belle Knapp
Coon
DeForest Dupree
Claire Crocker
Wykoff
Babcock
W. W. Carpenter
Wayne Head
Elwin Dupree
Kane
J. Devereaux
Prove and Know by Ruskin on belief and effort
A philosophical exhortation urging belief in all things as possible and urging daily effort toward personal contribution. It emphasizes faith as a driver and requires steady action to realize possibilities. The tone is earnest and reflective, aligned with Ruskin's moralizing prose.
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John Ruskin
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