New Postmasters Named for Corydon and Stoneham
The Warren County column notes Frank M. Williams will serve Corydon as postmaster and James E. Wollaston will take the post in Stoneham.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
8
The Warren County column notes Frank M. Williams will serve Corydon as postmaster and James E. Wollaston will take the post in Stoneham.
County correspondence from Irvington reports E. S. Goss and family relocating to Franklin, Pa. Other items include Miss Zella Ault visiting Nashville guest Miss Minnie Metzger, Misses Newbolds leaving for Philadelphia, Alfred Munsen family moving into C. A. Swanson dwelling, and local property changes. Also updates on station stoves, mill improvements, deer sightings, and residents Crull Culbertson Sampson Siggins.
The ladies of the Swedish Lutheran Church held a three day bazaar last week, raising over seventy dollars for church work. The new church was dedicated Sunday in a large gathering, with Rev. Miller praising the effort.
The Holiday number of The Illustrated Buffalo Express will be issued on December 10 and 11 featuring Christmas colors, drawings, pictures, and stories. The Express promotes its aim to excel among illustrated newspapers. Edinboro Normal offers a thorough business training with a winter term beginning January 3. Canary birds for sale at Flindt Barber Shop. Fall and Winter Millinery available at Kertcher's.
A collage of holiday tips and ads. Notes on Christmas timing and observance. Advertisements for Schwing's Greek American Store Keller's Sons Morck Kirberger's and others promoting gifts such as silverware watches luggage and dolls. Encourages early shopping and quality gifts for family friends and clergy.
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