County Letters Notice to Correspondents
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
8
Copy must reach the paper by Tuesday each week with every item signed by the correspondent. Names will not be published unless requested and authors should avoid writing on both sides of the sheet.
Warren and nearby towns see a flurry of visits and business trips as residents from Corydon Kane Ridgway and North Clarendon travel for calls, auctions, and errands. Multiple social calls and a few field activities are noted along with a raft shoving incident at Brothel Run and a surprise party at Elen Lundin’s home.
Wilbur Logan returns from Corry for the weekend. Visitors including Roy Forest and Ethel Smith at John Dexter's. Orren McClelland heads to Town to work. Mr and Mrs Kern Allen visit S M Houghtling. Mrs Heminway and Mrs Bertha Mitchell in Corry. Houghtling convalescent from pneumonia. Willie Northrop home for Sunday. Baptist parsonage progresses under Inverne Nichols. Bloonsteers return to Kane. A B Smith abandons Pereau oil drill after no find. Heminways and Whiteleys go to Corry for brick and lime. Reverend and Mrs McClelland visited Diamond and Bradley towns. Maude Heminway Thanksgiving in Oil City. Gene Wright visiting Truman Lillie. Bert Logan improving. Houghtling and Northrop visit Youngsville. Masons from Spartansburg to plaster F B parsonage. Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs Cobb.
Hugo Mortenson of Kane was a business caller in Wetmore on Thursday. A Passinger spent a few days in the area.
Y M C A services held by M M Sanders and Charles Logan of Warren. Elon Pierce home for Sunday. C W Briggs and wife from Russell visited on the Reservation. Will Stromer in Bradford last week. Mrs George Lee improving after illness. Dr C F l att visited Mrs Lee. Nellie Shirely of Warren visited Miss Whitman and sister Clauda. Georgie Armstrong and wife from Cold Spring with Mr and Mrs Geo Lee Sr. Chester Redeye and wife from Quaker Bridge, N Y, arrived at Mrs Half Town’s Sunday. Mrs Charles Gordon visiting Red House with her parents. Josephine Gordon returned home Wednesday evening. Ruhlman and Knopp of Warren started a lumber raft from Mc Micheal’s mill. raft stuck on Gilman’s bar.
Multiple brief items list residents visiting relatives, illnesses and recoveries, travel to Warren Buffalo Fredonia Jamestown Bradford and Lamona. Notable mentions include Glenn Root improving after injuries and a social for A B Sunday School funds, with plans for a Farmers Institute in January.
Arthur Pochey and family moved to Fairy Glen last week. Miss Sheney and Wm. Cole wed last Friday performed by Squire Sorrenson. William Cole and many friends send congratulations. Mrs. Augusta Burns returns to Warren after visiting in Cherry Grove. Several residents moved or prepared homes and left for new occupations in Coalinga and Warren.
Chandler Valley report says Fred Wall traveled to Jamestown on Wednesday and will begin a winter in Chicago. Ira Darling is reported quite ill at present.
Miss Mary Ackley of North Warren visited relatives in Warren and Pope Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Marsh of Falconer visited their daughter Mrs. W. B. Culbertson over Thanksgiving. Freeda Mattson spent Thursday with Daisy Cole. Kelley of Lander and Mrs. Meritt Bauer visited grandmother Eliza Ackley over Thanksgiving. Daugharty of Celoron visited parents. Frank Phillips and Eva Crecraft spent Thanksgiving with Eva’s sister Mrs. Fred Thompson. Edith Jones called on Houghtlings. Olonzo Cole remains on the sick list and has lost speech. Ed Chase of Jamestown visited Mrs. Bricker and daughter Myrtle. William Madigan of Wetmore passed through. Mrs. Arzner was in Russell. M. E. Magnas called on son Hiram McMannas. Graham family spent Thanksgiving with daughter Mrs. Fred Whirley in Jamestown.
Word comes Alvin Thayer formerly a Carroll boy died by suicide in Youngstown Ohio. His body to be brought home to Frewsburg. He was Ezra Thayer’s son, a respected local farmer. Community mourns and extends sympathy while local revival services continue under Rev J Scoville and Rev Nichols. Mrs Mary Gould travels to Union.
City residents welcomed guests and travelers from Corydon Jamestown and Bemus Point. A school program featured essays recitations and music and a village incorporation meeting was planned for December 11. Multiple locals traveled home for Thanksgiving and marriages were announced at the M E church.
Benj A Ball of Warren Pa promotes a cooperative buying plan for residents within twenty miles of Warren. Buyers get refunds on 40 miles round trip for purchases of 15 dollars or more, enabling wholesale prices with free travel for the buyer. The firm plans to leave its location January 1st and favors wholesale sales over storage.
The insurance agencies of Mintzer and Co and W L Cable merge to Mintzer Cable and Co with offices in the Warren Trust building. Found on North Conewango Avenue a pair of gold rimmed glasses owner to call at Marr office prove property and pay for this act.
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