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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
In May, correspondents are asked to refrain from writing about any Mr or Mrs Somebody unless they can provide the first name or initials. If the person cannot be identified, the item should not be recorded. This instruction aims to improve accuracy and avoid recording incomplete notices.
S P Nichols died at his East Branch family home on November 12 1910 aged 88 born February 15 1822 in New York State. He married Emma Smith January 1 1844 and is survived by many children and grandchildren. The funeral was at Union church East Branch with Rev E Nichols officiating. Neighbors and relatives attended from several towns and also special attendees traveled from Kentucky Boston Wis Titusville Bradford and White Oak.
Local residents share visits and travel news including Mrs Nelson and Mrs Morrison guests of Mrs D Nelson. Names include Lottie Howles Ellen Hagle Archie Porter and Perle Clark with moves to Lottsville Clymer and Erie. Social events feature S I coffee at Hannah Johnson and quilt gathering hosted by O H Wilson.
E F Peterson and wife hosted a 32 guest dinner. Grange hall repairs continue. M E Sunday School to hold a Christmas tree event soon. Bert Rowley recovering slowly from typhoid fever. Many residents suffer severe colds. Mat offers fine printing and legal blanks for sale.
Thanksgiving week in Sugar Run sees visitors from Corydon Tiona Warren and Westline as residents host relatives and shop locals. Notable mentions include Mary Whitely Edgar Williams and Mayme Sparks visiting Corydon, and timber buyer Will Williams from Tennessee looking over Wilkinson lot. Local dances and social visits mark the holiday period.
W J Giltinan of Corydon drove to S M Hoyt's place and returned with Hoyt family for Thanksgiving. Co L Outrid and family dined with A H Ladow. F A Nelson and family stayed with John Anderson and John Fosburg. J Linstrum, Warren visitor, and C D Nesman on grape country trip. G H Marsh of Warren greeted old friends in our village. C D Outrid and A H Ladow shopped in Onoville. Mrs Mike Currie of Warren visited here. P S McMahon and son Francis attended Thanksgiving at Corydon as schools closed for a few days.
An Allen Institute notice at 221 Hickory Street Warren Pennsylvania advertises Turkish baths claimed to beautify the skin and purify the blood naturally with no injurious results. The offer runs March 24 for one month.
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