Dancing party and club meeting notices in Akeley and nearby
At Grange Hall a Lady Maccabees party drew 67 couples with a fine supper. Phoenix Home Library Club held a quarterly meeting at Howard Homestead with Coronation, reflections on duty, Thanksgiving poems, music, and talks. next meeting planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Grange Hall
Lady Maccabees
Phoenix Home Library Club
Howard Homestead
Bradley
Clara Marsh
Ellen Brown
Ruth
Rhea Brown
Harry Carlson
Scranton
Brown
Lois Hale
Minnie Bradley
Sarah B. Morrison
Corydon
Local Briefs From Bear Lake Community Notes
Bear Lake updates report I L Hawkins and spouse visiting Cleveland for the winter. Rev Patterson and wife travel to McKeesport for vacation. Patterson in poor health rests. Ozro Van Epps returns to Bear Lake from Panama area and works for John Lyons. Mrs Ella Cornish suffers grippe and complications. Nora Allen visits Warren friends. A M Root hosts Allen’s Sunday School class. Mrs JL Goodrich returns from Jamestown and Meadville. Lena Arters visits Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
I. L. Hawkins
Cleveland
Rev. Patterson
McKeesport
Mr. Patterson
Ozro van Epps
Walter Tanner
Panama
John Lyons
Ella Cornish
Nora Allen
Warren
A. M. Root
Allen
JL. M. Goodrich
Jamestown
Meadville
Lena Arters
General Birt Heads to Frensburg for Winter Stay
Germany December 3 General Birt has gone to Frensburg where he expects to stay this winter. H L Akeley is at home for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
General Birt
Frensburg
H. L. Akeley
Local News Briefs From Mount Oak Area
Mount Oak reports guests from Oil City and Cobb's Corners. A Pie Social at Ernest Hayes's home benefits Trimm's Sunday School. A fire destroyed the Lewis Culver home at Mickle Hill with no one injured. Trimm school lists top punctual pupils. Warry Morris moves into the Kennison house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Espey Nichols
Geo. Armitage
Cobbs Corners
Ernest Hayes
Trimm
Frank May
East Branch
Lewis Culver
Mickle Hill
Trimm School
Cecile Young
Vera Young
Orange Young
Otis Young
von Nichols
Millie Weldon
Media Weldon
Marie Hayes
Agnes Rugar
Ethel Maynard
Espey R. Nichols
Warry Morris
Near Vroman
Kennison
Oyster supper draws crowds as district notes rest
Ross Hill reports a well attended oyster supper and dance at Geo Benedict's on Monday night. An oil well nearby proved a dry hole while local residents and visitors shared news of weddings, travels, vacations, and school notes across Chandlers Valley and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Geo. Benedict
Verne Dey
Jamestown
Viletta Hamilton
Bemus Point
Chas. Belknap
Newton
Bradford
Rugh
Warren Silica Co
Oil City
Alice Benedict
Youngsville
Lewis Lefort
Warren
Patchen Hollow Community Notes Reach Late Issue
Patchen Hollow items report Miss Oressa Johnson visiting Mrs. Hurlbert at Chandlers Valley with her recovery from illness continuing. Local men gather apples to load a car at Matthews Run while Oscar Johnson cuts wood with a gasoline engine for Axel Rosquist and George Lawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen Hollow
Oressa Johnson
Hurlbert
Chandlers Valley
Matthews Run
Oscar Johnson
Axel Rosquist
George Lawson
Aurace
Local Social Notes From Sugar Grove Seminary and Surroundings
Sugar Grove Seminary last Friday night. Miss Oressa and Lucy Johnson spent a few days at Thompson. Merles Trask and family of Busti visited George Lawson Sunday. Mrs Lena Erickson and Mrs Elmer Erickson visited George Lawson Friday. Mrs Eben Erickson visited Floy Lawson's school Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove Seminary
Oressa
Lucy Johnson
Thompson
Merles Trask
Busti
George Lawson
Lena Erickson
Elmer Erickson
Eben Erickson
Floy Lawson
Town Notes From Tiona Area Social Scene
Nov 29 reports show Mrs. Miles Mesley visiting Everett Mesley at Grove City College for Thanksgiving. Fred Walker relocated his family to Sheffield. Arvella Quay Jr and Laverne McCune attended Sheffield theater Saturday. A surprise party honored Mildred Parker Tuesday. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs C L Nelson Saturday. E Q McCune and Arthur Pollock returned from a hunting trip with rabbits squirrels and pheasants. Mrs J N Weir visited her niece Mrs A G Edwards in Warren Sunday. Ruth Taylor of Warren spent Sunday with Bessie Parker. John Horton left for Cleveland for a new position. Jack Spencer visiting at Quay McCune’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Miles Mesley
Everett
Grove City College
Fred Walker
Sheffield
Arvella Quay, Jr
Laverne McCune
Mildred Parker
C. L Nelson
E.Q. McCune
Arthur Pollock
J. N. Weir
A. G. Edwards
Warren
Ruth Taylor
Bessie Parker
John Horton
Cleveland
Jack Spencer
Quay McCun’s
Neighborhood birthday surprise and local notices in Columbus
Mrs. B A West was surprised by about 15 neighbors for her birthday on November 21. Delos Scrambling bought the Schelton property on Market Street and will take possession soon. Mr. and Mrs. D J Sullivan will move to Corry soon. Mrs. William Shippe died Sunday evening after a hip fracture five weeks ago. She leaves a husband who mourns her loss. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Boardman of Sherman New York and Mrs. Mark of Nebraska were guests of Sullivan Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
B. A. West
Delos Scrambling
Schelton
Market Street
D. J. Sullivan
Corry
Wm. Shippe
Lee Boardman
Sherman
N. Y
Mark
Nebraska
Sullivan
Bear Lake Socials Report Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Walker of Bear Lake hosted a gathering Sunday. Kenneth Martin of Bear Lake joined guests Mr. and Mrs. Galen Faulkner. E. M. Putnam visits sister Mrs. Higgins in North East. Wm. Lamona leaves for Tennessee for an extended stay. Patchen of Spartansburg visited cousin Mrs. B A West on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Walker
Bear Lake
Kenneth Martin
Galen Faulkner
E. M. Putnam
Higgins
North East
Wm. Lamona
Tennessee
Mr. Patchen
Spartansburg
B. A. West
Compassionable Nature Sparks Suitor and Father Exchange
In a dialogue, Mr Comrox notes his daughter’s accustomed luxury while a hopeful suitor says he would not demand sacrifices and would enjoy luxuries too. The exchange highlights expectations around wealth and marriage.
Matinee and Evening Tickets For A Neglected Wife
The advertisement offers 10 and 20 cent matinee tickets, 15 cent for ladies, and 30 cent for wand 20c. A limited audience of 200 is noted for the show A Neglected Wife with day and night performances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Mail
First National Bank
Warren PA
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Contess
J. O. Lounsbury
Christ Nelson
August
Axel Johnson
Roy Adams
Cornplanter Hollow
Wallace Outrid
Mr. Mead
Doughty Bros
Martin Giltman
F. A. Nelson
O. B. Anderson
Thomas A. Edison
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
Pennsylvania
Mount Oak
Henry Cochran
Ed Young
E. Young
Hast Branch
C. L. Clark
G. A. Armitage
Cobb’s Corn
Ers
Claud Griggs
Farmington
Hurlberts
Carl
Fred Gorancy
Paul Spencer
Monessen
Jasper Carlson
Laura Hultquist
Lilly Hultquist
Mildred Firth
Myrna Firth
Victoria Isaacson
Co. C
Berdina Nelson
Margaret Spencer
Olive Anderson
Laurine Swanson
Edith Finland
Marie Cage
Olive Darling
Pearle Lawson
Myrtle Anderson
Mabel Brown
Louis Carlstrom
Earl Darling
Gerald Finland
C. C. Russell
Eunice Carlstrom
Edith Falconer
Lillian Swanson
Aileen Peterson
Alfred Reed
Basil Tobey
Alfred Akins
Ray Johnson
Neil Wilson
Glen Finland
Guy Finland
Alden Carr
Lillian Anderson
Clara Garoney
Lyda Gander
Judith Koch
Florence Liden
Harriet Wilson
Lois Wilson
Evely Johnson
Hazel Duell
Garden Tobey
William Norbeck
Carl Duell
Clarence Goroncy
Robert Goroncy
Theodore Goroncy
Emmons Jones
Robert Johnson
Claude Tobey
Milton Reed
Donald Liden
John Linstrom
Maynard Lawson
Linea Reed
Olive Palmer
Ada Peterson
Fairview
Kitchen School
Sarah Lamkin
Warren County
J. H. Alexander
Theatorium
Hickory Street
Rosie
T Woodard
H. C. Sandstrom
Himmelsen
Little Magnet
Besse Dainty
Woodard Grill
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