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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
2
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A memo instructs correspondents to omit items about unnamed individuals and to record only pieces with first names or initials. It emphasizes avoiding incomplete notices and stresses that unidentifiable persons are not worth recording.
The M. E. Sunday School at Lander elected officers for the coming year. H. L. Gibson was named superintendent with Emil Peterson as assistant. Mollie Mahan is secretary and treasurer, Elsie Cowels assistant secretary and Lois Cowels missionary treasurer and organist.
Mrs. J P Johnson is recovering from pneumonia. Mr and Mrs S A Brown visited Sugar Grove. Mrs Sarah Daugherty visits son L F Pratt. Miss Jennie Greenlee was in Youngsville. Mrs Peter Erickson died at Irvine Run after pneumonia. Infant son of Joseph Van Cise died Navy 28 aged four days. Funeral held from home with Rev W H Armstrong. Charles Herbert Samuelson born Chandlers Valley 1837 died North Warren 1910 aged 33 years 10 months 2 days. Survived by widowed mother and two sisters. Herbert suffered epilepsy since childhood and was at the State hospital.
East Branch and Cobb's Corners schools report lists of pupils who have not been absent during the third month. The notice lists Roy Brown, Ruth Nichols, Leon Mitchell and others as present. Revival meetings at the M. E. church extend another week. Birth announced of a boy to Mr and Mrs Roy Hill on December 1 1910. Several local visits and family updates follow, including Corry and Oil City linked movements and caregiving for ill children.
Mrs. Eugene Abbott hosted the Thimble Club on a Saturday afternoon. Miss Mary Stuart visited Mrs. Wm Shortt in Youngsville. Dr A B McDonald of Warren stayed over Sunday. Miss Alice King sprained her ankle and was injured internally while coasting last Saturday night. Other townsfolk including Dr EB McKee and A M McDonald traveled to Pittsburg on business. J G McDonald visited Buffalo and Rochester, NY. Harry Barrett was in Warren. Mr and Mrs Wm Byers of Pleasantville visited Chi Shortt's last week. Mr and Mrs Chas M Shortt Jr returned home to Pleasantville after a week with relatives in town. Mrs John Hill spent a few days in town.
Perry Whitman of Clendening Corners with Gaber as Bert made Warren business rounds on Saturday. Mrs. Martha Headley and children stayed with Mrs. C. D. Outrid on Tuesday. Mrs. W. M. Hoyt visited Mrs. C. D. Outrid for two days. J. T. Palmer of Scandia stopped in Friday. Co. L. Martin resumed drilling after a rest. P. S. McMahon traveled North end for business. Paul Nelson hauling saw dust for ice making. John Shuler and Luce visited Corydon, Pa. A. H. Ladow wants to sell stock farm and move to lumbering. Mrs. M. Currie of Warren, Pa., visited recently.
Mrs Vic Robinson and Miss Ona Dorn visited Corry friends recently. District Deputy Mrs Bacon of Warren installed Lilac Rebecca lodge officers on Dec 1. Union Christmas tree planned at Christian church on Dec 24 and gifts welcomed. Mrs Charles Widing moved to Panama after renting her Goshen road farm. Forty shared dinner with Mr and Mrs George Cornish on Dec a t U B Aid. Next meeting set for Dec 13 with Mrs St John. S L Tillotson in Warren as juryman this week.
Rochester man George H. Gauder a travelling falseman and Miss Mary A. Welch of Syracuse plan marriage at St Patrick s church after a romance that began eleven years earlier when Welch was fifteen Gaudet served in the hospital corps with the 17th infantry US A stationed near Manila and wrote his name on a four dollar bill later sending a Westcard to Welch whose hands it crossed His enlistment ended in 1902 and he lived in San Francisco before returning east to wed Welch Gaudet once lived in Lawrence Massachusetts.
Mrs Lesh Rosenthal, arriving in New York from Russia, was rushed to a hospital as she awaits the birth. Her husband, already in New York, urged that the child be born in America, saying he loves the country and the child should not be born elsewhere.
Lord Rosebery argues thrift underpins both national integrity and personal virtue, framing it as essential to enduring strength and prudent leadership.
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