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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
8
Local social notes from Kinzua and Warren visits
Dec 2 Isabella Atkins visited friends in Kinzua. Harper Critchlow and Ed Sweeting on a deer trail. Hubert Clemons spent Thanksgiving with parents. Harry and Roy McGee on McGee Hill Thursday. Orson Atkins visited brother Jann Friday. Ed Clemons Warren visitor Saturday. Linn Atkins with son and daughter Warren Saturday. Alvin Knapp a Kinzua caller Saturday. Orrie Fuller called on friends Sunday. Linn Atkins to McGee Hill for work Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Atkins
Kinzua
Harper Critchlow
Ed. Sweeting
Hubert Clemons
Harry
Roy McGee
McGee Hill
Orson Atkins
Jann
Ed. Clemons
Warren
Linn Atkins
Alvin Knapp
Orrie Fuller
Friends
Local News Roundup From Scandia and Vicinity
December notes show Robert Feeney and family visiting Scandia on Monday. Mrs J Lounsbury and family visited Mrs J Miller Sunday. James Clendening greeted old friends Sunday. Eva Ladow of Steamburg called on F A Nelson and J Miller Sunday. C Beach made a business trip to Warren Monday. Grangers hosted a farewell dinner Thursday with nearly all members present. Cider mill to close for the year as cold weather halts operations. J Limstrum on sick list. Daniel McMahon and family visited W M Giltinam Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Feeney
Scandia
Lounsbury
J. Miller
James Clendening
Eva Ladow
Steamburg
F. A. Nelson
C. Beach
Warren
M. Holst
W. J. Giltinan
Thomas Kane
Corydon
J. Limstrum
Daniel McMahon
W. M. Giltinam
Missionary supper and local updates in December report
The Missionary Society held a supper for U B Sunday School scholars with nearly 50 served. Delmar Mickelson of Sugar Grove visited WwW M Delamater's last week. Ella Hurlburt is dangerously ill. W M Delamater visited Eau Claire with sisters Mrs Dawson and Mrs Schroeder and a niece from Erie ND. Charles Johnson lost two fingers at Irvine Run mill. Dr Kelly treated him. Maud Kelley spent Thanksgiving at home. Mrs Alma Carlson returned to Rochester. Ladies Aid meets Mrs Belden on Wednesday Dec 11. all invited.
Mrs John Van Geem Dies After Illness of a Week
Mrs John Van Geem died this morning after pneumonia. Funeral set for Thursday at 1 p.m. She is survived by her husband one sister and three brothers. Also notes on visitors and upcoming Cemetery Auxiliary meeting strong with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John van Geem
Frank Crosby
Braddock
Elyer Crosby
H. S. Ayer
Warren
E. R. Allen
E. R. Allen. the Next Meeting of the Cemetery Auxilliary
H. S Ayer
Local Social Notes and Visits Highlight December
December reports show Mrs I A Kleckner and Mrs R L Harris of North Clarendon visiting town. B Hook of Warren stays with J M Nook and wife. Townfolk attended Kin 2na social week prior. John Wooster bought a new team and will work as a timber hand at North Warren this week. C D Seaman visited Corydon. Mrs M E Shearman visited Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. A. Kleckner
R.L. Harris
North Clarendon
B. Hook
Warren
J. M. Nook
John Wooster
North Warren
C.D. Seaman
Corydon
M. E. Shearman
Local visitors and townspeople noted in week’s roundup
Mrs F A McGill of Westline visited relatives in Kinzua with her parents Mr and Mrs S L Morrison. Geo Ogden of Buffalo conducted business in town. John Brown of Davis McKean county greeted friends Friday. Mrs S E McMillen and her Warren family called on J M Green and wife. C E Anderson a Corydon visitor last Friday. Mrs Beulah Wilcox visiting Onoville relatives. Maggie Travor acts as landlady at Sugar Run House during Mrs Wilcox’s absence. Jerry Smith works in Kane glass factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. McGill
Westline
S. L. Morrison
Kinzua
Geo. Ogden
Buffalo
John Brown
Davis
McKean County
S. E. McMillen
Warren
J. M. Green
C. E. Anderson
Corydon
Beulah Wilcox
Onoville
Maggie Travor
Sugar Run
Mrs. Wilcox
Jerry Smith
Kane
Lincoln Journal critiques excess in Sunday paper style
The Lincoln Journal laments rising white paper prices and Canadian pulp imports. It argues newspapers waste space, printing 10 to 24 pages daily and 40 to 60 on Sundays, with sensational content and poor respect for readers. It calls for shorter, higher quality newspapers to improve journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Journal
United States
Rome as a Sacred City and a Meat Price Drop
The Travel Magazine notes Rome as a sacred city shaped by centuries of pilgrim devotion while Chicago reports sweeping meat and provisions price cuts. A livestock price decline over forty days has led to about a ten percent wholesale reduction in meat and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Rome
St. Peter’s
Chicago
Christmas Adt. Reunites Divorced Couple in Dakota
Ned Bucklin, once driven apart from Alma Blodgett by her parents, searches for his wife and children for six years after their separation. He moves to Dakota, advertises for a wife, and on Christmas Eve encounters the widow who is his former spouse, bringing a joyful reconciliation as she and her three children arrive at his door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned Bucklin
Ned
Alma Blodgett
Alma
Dakota
Bucklin
Ile
Frank
Narson
One Way on Purchase of Ten Dollars, Both Ways on Twenty
A transportation note states a single fare option of one way on a ten dollar purchase and a round trip option at twenty dollars. It outlines pricing for travelers choosing either single or return trips.
Knox seen as likely to head Senate Rules Committee
The article notes Senator Knox is favored to succeed Senator Spooner as chairman of the Senate Committee on Rules, a key leadership post for the Republican majority. It argues the move would gratify Knox’s constituents and that Spooner’s mantle would rest on capable shoulders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Spooner
Committee On Rules
Senate
Congress
Spooners
Pennsylvania
Water wagon straps missing cited by Free Press
Detroit Free Press notes no straps on the water wagon while the Washington Post suggests this lapse explains why many passengers fall off the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
The
Washington Post
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