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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1905

Page

8

Local Notices and Social Notes From Sugar Grove

Aug 28 events include Allan Coleman visiting Erie and Carl Backus taking a furniture factory post in Pittsfield. School opens Sept 4 with full attendance. Townsfolk travel to Warren and Titusville, and repairs on Kinnear house commence. A junior Irvington vs local ball game and a large housewarming for Eckland are noted. The Rev Christian of New Castle arrives to raise funds for education.

Allan Coleman Erie W. B. Phillips Clyde Backus Pittsfield W. G. Mattison Joe Taylor Andrew Chaffee Ezra Chaffee Geneva Ohio Thos Rose Sturdevant Frank Kinnear Mr. Woods Albert George Anderson Titusville G. W. Brown Warren Clyde Wright Cal. McKinney Sylvester Fox Rev Christian New Castle Woods Kinnear Hazard Knapp Irvington E. G. Spade

Chandlers Valley Notes and Local Death Notice

Samuel Samuelson of Chandlers Valley died August 27 1905 aged 86 years 3 months and 1 day. He was born in Sweden May 26 1819 and came to the United States with his family September 1 1849. A township picnic is planned for August 31 at Petersons grove and visitors are invited. Samuel Henry and wife from Ohio visited L H Darling. Sadie Darling returned from Chautauqua. Rev Markham and wife have gone to Conference.

Samuel Henry Ohio L. H. Darling Henry Mrs. Darling Sadie Darling Chautauqua Peterson’s Grove Rev. Markham Samuel Samuelson Chandiers Valley Sweden

Local notes from Russell on travel and obituaries

John Amacher repaints his hotel and a new Warren to Jamestown street railway brings visitors. Eliza V McGinnis of Wetmore dies in Pittsburg at 49. funeral in Russell. A Inter-ocean Telephone employee Herman King injured by a broken wire on the trolley line. rest at J Amacker’s Hotel.

John Amacher Warren Jamestown Henry Lauffer Carrun C. F. Carlson A. G. Carlson Williamsport W. H. Madigan Wetmore Pittsburg W. S. McGinnis Rosser Denver Colorado English Lutheran Church General Putman Council D. of L Keystone Lodge Rossel Mc.Ginnis Servass Methodist Church

School openings and local obituaries in August note

Our schools reopen Tuesday September 5 with E L Monroe at the high school W S Page in grammar and Misses Ruth Scholton and Harriett Tyler in intermediate and primary. Miss Anna Ayer returned from Chautauqua and will soon leave for Dakota. Miss Anna Trantum visits town. Mrs Perry Marble died after a long illness. Mr Patrick Carroll died Saturday night after years of poor health. Mrs Sylvester Schramling is very low. Rev Hickok and wife of Spring Creek called on friends Friday. We

E. L. Monroe Page Ruth Scholton Harriett Tyler Anna Ayer Chautauqua Dakota Anna Trantum Perry Marble Patrick Carroll Sylvester Schramling Hickok Spring Creek

Town Residents Welcome Back Miss Lill Dewey

Residents recount familiar faces and recent travels. Miss Lill Dewey returns to Pittsburg to resume life among neighbors as families note visits from Toledo and Braddock. Scott Beach departs for California to join his brother. A wedding occurs in Clymer with Miss Mabel Morton and Mr. Ross tying the knot.

Abbott Dies at Websters Home in Lottsville

Webster Abbott, who had been ill for weeks, died at his Lottsville home Sunday evening. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday. Community notes report several local visits and events including a W C T U convention in Warren, a moving of Prof. L. E. Cross to Pleasantville to chair a school, and a railroad survey crew arriving for a new line.

Sugar Grove Dailey A. E. Rice Barnet Rosequist Warren Hillside

Warren Visitors Include Morrison Green and Muntz

Among Warren visitors last week were Mr B G Morrison Ralph Green and A Muntz Mrs M E Sherman Miss Cora Green and Miss Mabie Green and Miss Florence Morrison. The Penn Railroad Co are making extensive improvements on their bridge across Sugar Run Creek. Misses Daisy and Martha McKerahan of Pittsburg returned home after a short visit. The Grange Picnic held August 16 was a great success despite weather with a fine address by State Lecturer Cornell. Ralph Green spent Sunday at Tionesta with his brother J W Green. N S Hall has accepted a position with the Transfer Company at Salamanca N Y.

Warren B. G. Morrison Ralph Green A. Muntz M. E. Sherman Cora Mabie Green Florence Morrison Penn Railroad Co Sugar Run Creek Daisy Martha McKerahan Pittsburg Grange Cornell Tionesta J. W. Green N.S

Warren High School Opens Monday

Warren High School begins operations on Monday September 4 offering unsupassed advantages and inviting readers to request a circular for more information.

Warren High School

Babcock Family Holds Seventh Reunion in Farming ton

The Almon and Mahala Babcock clan gathered at Merritt L. Babcock’s Farmington home on Saturday August 26 for a pleasant reunion. A 2 o'clock dinner preceded a program by relatives and a closing hymn God be with you till we meet again. The next reunion is planned for a year hence at the old Babcock homestead in Conewango now owned by H A Somers and family.

Almon Mahala Babcock Conewango H. A. Somers

Heads and Horns by William T. Hornaday in Scribner’s

The September Scribner’s opens with a color frontispiece by Oliver Kemp showing a surprised moose hunter and an engaging piece by William T. Hornaday. It surveys the world’s most remarkable horns of wild game with illustrations from the author’s collection and notes a detailed account of record and beautiful horns for wildlife lovers.

Scribner’s Oliver Kemp William T. Hornaday

Opening of Warren High School on Monday

Article notes the opening of Warren High School on Monday September 4th with event details and inaugural activities.

Warren High School

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Warren Mail County Letters Youngsville Chandlers Valley Charles J S. E Lander L. Mickelson W. M. Delamater Christine Johnson Samuelsons Mission Church A. G. Nelson Lars Swanson McGraw Brown Famous Pictures Method Books Indergarten the Chautauqua Publishing Company Penn’a Russell Columbus Macine Machines All Makes Agency International Harvester CO WM. Spinner Warren, PA Diamond Block Penn’s Avenue West Lill Dewey Elvene Curtis Hard Toledo Frank Crosby Braddock Elmer Crosby Lottsville SUGAR E. Cowan’s Willis Cowan Dwight Cowan Warren Mall Enos T. Drum Cowan & Drum Second Street Chas. H. Smith Second St Kopf & Henry ISO Uae KingsTon N. Y Geo. W. Degrarer Wall St Colorado Springs Pueblo Grand Army of the Republic Col Pennsylvania Railroad Company CH. Smith Co., Ltd C. H. Smith Company Lim Warren Trust CO Hammond Iron Works the Mail Office
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