Local Visitors and Church Social Highlight Aug
Miss Ariel Houghton of Lamona visits mother for a few days while Hiram Houghton and daughter Mrs. Foster of Warren stay with friends. The Methodist church hosts a reception for the recently married Rev and Mrs Jones. Community notes include several visits, a canceled twilight baseball game, and church improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North East
Ariel Smiley
Youngsville
Maud Young
Foxburg
John Titus
Dunn
Tidioute
Will Barnes
Methodist Church
Community Hopes Revival as Hegemans Seek Rooms
Columbus notes Mr and Mrs Hegeman visiting to find lodging as Carlton Barnes departs to teach in Royal Pennsylvania for the year. A day at the park features races a ball game Corry Maccabees versus Columbus Maccabees and dancing. The Wood reunion occurred with visitors from Meadville Sherman and nearby towns. Funeral for Mrs Sarah Wickwire set at East Side church. Creamery milk and butter figures reported. Stanley Dean’s condition worsens awaiting a second operation.
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Stanley Dean
Picnic draws crowd and local deaths in Chandlers Valley
Alfred Akins returned to Spencerville Ohio after visiting his brother T Akins. About 2000 attended the township picnic in Peterson's Grove on Aug 22 with a large corn roast crowd of young people. M Kimball collapsed and died aged 73 leaving a wife, son Edgar, daughter Mrs Allan Guthrie and two grandsons.
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Alfred Akins
Spencerville
Ohio
T. Akins
Peterson’s Grove
John Swanson
Percy Porter
N. A. Porter
Oressa Johnson
Kate Hultberg
Earnest Berkman
Eric Johnson
Kane
Ladies’ Aid
W.M. Delamater
Local visitors and social notes fill Irvine area pages
Edward Biddle visits Mrs. M. E. S. Biddle in Philadelphia area residents Jennie Ault and Miss Mary Van Dyke host gatherings. Visitors include Mrs. Sands from Titusville and Fillmore Nelson from Buffalo. St Luke's Society hosts a 25 cent supper raising about $60. Weather boosts crops with corn and hay expected average, potatoes and buckwheat good. Will O'Brien and family visit from Erie. he is a railroad engineer on a fast train. Allegheny Springs property transfer mocked by Culbertson heirs negotiations. new owners may turn it into a premier state resort. Ed Cody of Youngsville crafts a tin street lamp for Postmaster Metzger.
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Edward Biddle
Philadelphia
M. E. S. Biddle
Jennie Ault
Warren
Mary van Dyke
Sands
Titusville
A. E. Singleton
van Epps
Pittsfield
John Donehue
Pittsburg
Youngsville
Chas. A. Love
E. E. Morrison
Tidioute
Filmore Nelson
Buffalo
Chas. F. Nelson
St. Luke’s Society
I. G. T. Hall
Will O’brian
Erie
Will
Ed, Cody
Metzger
Gas Appliance Description Notes Strong Light Output
A draught in the bottom of the same unit is intended for natural gas with a Welsbach burner. The light it emits matches the brightness of an ordinary electric light.
Local Notes and Visits Across Warren Area Lines
Mrs. Johnson and daughter from Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Sears visiting Russell. numerous social calls in Warren and surrounding towns. St Luke’s Sunday School held a 75-strong picnic at Marsh’s Grove Sugar Run with guests from Pittsburgh and Fairview. Fire destroys a Klondike house. only $1.50 cash and clothes saved. Chautauqua Publishing promotes new teaching catalogues.
Cornplanter Reservation Social News and Local Gleanings
Aug 28 notes from Cornplanter Reservation detail Asher Parker’s return to Buffalo after a visit with sister Carrie Pierce. Salvation Army meeting held Aug 26. Visits from George and Mrs Crouse of Wolfrun New York and Dwight Bennett family. Amos Pierce and Mrs Pierce with brother Asher in Old Town. Redeye family returned to Quakerbridge. Warren visitors include Gibson Elon Pierce and Alfred Halftown Sr. Community notes on ginseng digging, ties for Mr Hunter, Corydon, and a rebuilding mill with sawing to resume. Heavy rain reported. Sunday School reorganized with Miss Whitman leading the Bible class and Miss Lee the infant class.
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Asher Parker
Buffalo
Carrie Pierce
Salvation Army
George Crouse
Wolfrun
N. Y
Chester Redeye
Quakerbridge
Warren
Gibson
Elon Pierce
Alfred Halftown
W. E. Homer
Corydon
Geo. Stephens
Onoville
Welman Bowen
Mr. Hunter
B. F. McMicheal & Son
Miss Whitman
Miss Lee
Local visitors drop by in Bradford area
Sugar Run resident C A Luce from Onoville N Y was a business visitor in town. P C Holt a Warren visitor for a day. Mrs M E Shearman and Miss Tille Stark called on friends and relatives in Bradford last week.
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C. A. Luce
Onoville
N. Y
P. C. Holt
Warren
M. E. Shearman
Tillie Stark
Bradford
Wanted Represent McClures Magazine in New York City
McClure's Magazine seeks men women boys and girls to represent the publication. Good pay offered. Apply at 67 East 23rd Street New York City.
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McClure’s Magazine
Goo Pay
East 23Rd St
N. Y. City
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Main Avenue
South Side
Barnum Bailey
Earth
Davis’ Book Store
Second Street
Tiwana
Warren High School
United States
Warren County
W. L. Macgowan
O. A. Pressel
Columbus
Chandlers Valley
Irvine
Eton
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, PA
Cable Hollow
Johnson
Daughter
Jamestown
Charles Strand
Lewis Sears
Russell
Mae Sumner
Mary Whatford
Eliza Marsh
Akeley
Emma Fellows
Jefferson Sears
Mary Edquist
Mattie Bennett
Lewis Learn
Mary Potter
Flossie Smith
Anna Victory
Arthur Potter
Levi Brown
Eddie Johnson
Emeline Grant
Vermilyea
Sadie Grant
Mary McCoy
Margaret Demmon
Mildred
Charles Whatford
Forestville
James Whatford
Albert Walters
Agnes Conkling
Minnie Reese
Mary
Ruth Hornstrom
Lakewood
Nina McCoy
Nita Arthers
W.L. Ackley
J. E. Morse
St. Luke’s Sunday School
Kinzua
Marsh’s Grove
Sugar Run
Lewis F. Cole
W. F. Bayle
Fairview
Erie Co
J. W. Green
Isaac Williams
B. G. Morrison
A. Muntz
J. N. Green
C. D. Seaman
James H. Smith
York Co
Neb
Mr. Smith
Eri. D. Newton
Klondike
Lorinda Smith
Newton
Chautauqua Publishing Co
Cornplanter Reservation
Warren, Penn.a
Warren Central Labor Union
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