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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
8
Death of Mrs. Jane Clendenning At 72
Mrs. Jane Clendenning died Friday at age 72 at this place. She is survived by children James and John of this place Andrew of Salamanca Harry of North Warren Mrs James Cable of Warren Mrs Emma Burch of Gladerun Mrs Leslie Lackey of North Clarendon and Mrs Etta Scobey of Warren. Funeral held Monday at 1 p.m. Interment in family cemetery. Era Ladow buys Fred Cagle farm. Our Grange met with four new members. Community notes on visits and calls follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Clendenning
James
John
Andrew
Salamanca
Harry
North Warren
James Cable
Warren
Emma Burch
Gladerun
Leslie Lackey
North Clarendon
Etta Scobey
Cora Ladow
Wall Akeley
Sugar Run
N. S. Holt
W. J. Giltinan
Our Village
Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Social Notes
Miss Alicé Garber, studying at Spartansburg, spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Emory Garber. Visitors from Glade and Warren joined A L Browns guests. Christmas tree plans at U B church. Nina Falkinburg and Esther Meabon to train the children. Wm Pierce visited Grand Valley with Mrs Herbert Dun ham. Mrs Clyde Kinney hosted Edith Feldhausen and Francis at Youngsville. Mildred Conover spent Thanksgiving with her parents at Vrooman. Mildred Blood of Grand Valley visited Mrs Clare Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pec
Alicé Garber
Spartansburg
Emory Garber
Stanford
Glade
Local notes from Lottsville and Sugar Run communities
Earl Bakert builds a 40 by 60 foot feed mill near the Erie tracks. Many residents travel, visit relatives, or attend events in Lottsville and Sugar Run, with several Thanksgiving gatherings and trips to Warren, Jamestown, Buffalo, and Belmont noted.
Local Social and Travel Notes From Wrightsville
John Thompson made a business trip to Wrightsville Saturday. Mrs. Margaret Carr hosted a party honoring several siblings and spouses. A daughter was born December 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Adney Broughton. George Norris returned home from an extended trip in the South and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Hill
Caroline Green
Wrightsville
Gretta Hill
Ahean Carr
Edward Ricks
M. J. Grimm
Porterville
Cal
James Norris
John Thompson
Margaret Carr
Quinn
Charles Bailey
James Hartson
Veloras Pierce
Carr
Adney Broughton
George Norris
Christmas Preparations and Local Happenings
Clifford Kelley returns from Illinois to Farmington area after months away. Mrs. George Wood hosts guest Mrs. George Nobbs as the community plans a Christmas tree program led by Miss Mollie Wagoner. Charles Clark and Verne Scranton showcase Christmas goods. Ward Culbertson leaves for Pittsburg for a Grange meeting. Ladies shop in Warren as Wagoner visits Warren on business. Percy Perkins explores Akeley Run for game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Kelley
Illinois
George Wood
Farmington
George Nobbs
Mollie Wagoner
Charles Clark
Verne Scranton
Ward Culbertson
Pittsburg
Warren
Mr. Wagoner
Percy Perkins
Akeley Run
Kane Roundup of Local Visits and Calls
Local residents made routine calls and visited Kane through the week. Monroe Passinger and J M Passinger were business callers, Mrs E J Arnold and Mrs Monroe Passinger visited, Rev Curtis conducted Wednesday services, Mary Osterman and Esther Lundeen returned home, and Gilbert Nystrom and Tom Jerman Sr. traveled to Kane for engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curtis
East Kane M. E
J.M. Passinger
Kane
Wm. Taylor
Mary Osterman
Dunn
Warren
James
Tom Jerman
Gilbert Nystrom
Esther Lundeen
Thomas Jerman
Kane area social notes mention visitors and recoveries
The column lists locals with visits and arrivals. Hulda Stoneburg of Kane visited mother Sunday while Mrs. B. D. Keeler of Kane called on friends. Albert Olson and a companion from Kane called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Pearson. Miss Marshall and Arthur Lindahl were Kane visitors on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Swan Carlson
Hulda Stoneburg
Kane
B. D. Keeler
Albert Olson
Charlie Pearson
Miss Marshall
Arthur Lindahl
E. J. Arnold
Cora
Social round of visits and local calls in Scandia area
Dec 7 to Sunday saw Miss Freeda Mattson visit Miss Bertha Passinger. A C Walker hosted friends in Scandia midweek. Loyd Sampson of Scandia called on Walker. W B Culbertson and daughter toured Quaker Hill. Mrs Harvey Marsh and Edna visited, then stayed a few days. Georgia Scott returned from Jamestown. churchgoers attended Hollow service with Mr and Mrs Geo Graham and Georgia Scott present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricker
Warren
Robert Davis
Buffalo
Alma Smith
Jamestown
Charlotte Clark
Anna Acocks
Pittsfield
D. W. Darrow
H. Phillips
Henry Johnson
A.M. Wooden
Chestnut Hill
Nellie Platt
Gretta Hill
Freeda Mattson
Bertha Passinger
A. C. Walker
Scandia
Loyd Sampson
W. B. Culbertson
Quaker Hill
Harvey Marsh
Edna
C. H. Cole
Georgia Scott
Henry Akeley
Russell
A. S. Passinger
Harry Vansile
Mary Akeley
North Warren
Elias Akeley
Mary
Akeley
Charles Donilson
Local notices and visits fill Corydon area map
December reports show Rev W R Buzza officiating in M KE church. Etta and Minnie Griffin visited home folk. Margaret Falway in town for dressmaking. Corydon school board met. Thea Flatt returned from Kinzua. Lucia Brown back from Bradford. Frank Brown in Oil City. Martin Giltinan of Germany visited. Mrs Margaret Bacon toured for Rebecca Lodge. Frank Kennedy butchered a 220 pound spring pig. Mrs L H Quinn and daughter consider moving to Neale West Virginia. Allan Pierce brought bolts for the handle factory. Axle Johnson spent Sunday at Bone Run. H C Everts on trip to Coffee Run. Flossie Fitzpatrick from Stickney stayed weekend. A bridge of ice forms on river. Porter Brown now at Keystone Handle Factory. Stuart Clawson visited Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Buzza
M. KE
Etta
Minnie Griffin
Margaret Falway
C. H. Clawson
Corydon School Board
McKean County
Thea Flatt
Kinzua
Lucia Brown
Bradford
Frank Brown
Oil City
Martin Giltinan
Germany
Margaret Bacon
Warren
Rebecca Lodge
Frank Kennedy
L. H. Quinn
Neale
W. Va
Allan Pierce
Axle Johnson
Bone Run
H. C. Everts
Coffee Run
Flossie Fitzpatrick
Stickney
Porter Brown
Rochester
Keystone
Stuart Clawson
Titusville
Temperance lecture heard at East Branch by Miss Cogan
A temperance lecture by Miss Cogan of Hopewell Pa drew attendees Thursday and Friday nights at East Branch. She also gave a chalk talk Friday afternoon at the school. A note: Grange officers to be elected at the next East Branch meeting. Glenn E. Oviatt departed Monday for Warren to serve as juror.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Cogan
Hopewell
James Cochran
Titusville
Linda Holmes
Mandie Robinson
Nettie Nichols
George Immicke
Brightman
S. A. Oviatt
Iva
Grange
Home Missionary Society
Frank Hellyer
Lafe Filegar
Ed. Woodard
Cochran
Eagle
Frank Nichols
Glenn E. Oviatt
Warren
Churchgoer Clayton Oviatt Attends Mickle Hill Service
Clayton Oviatt attended church at Mickle Hill on Sunday in Sanford. A Friday night entertainment by local young ladies drew a small crowd due to the storm. J N Falkinburg visited Warren for Pomona Grange. Mr and Mrs Wm Pierce plan winter in Bridgeport Illinois with daughter Mrs A E Merriam. A pie social at Clare Pierces on December 17 supports the Christmas tree. Several residents joined the Merritt farm sale at Goodwill Hill last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merritt Farm
Goodwill Hill
Property transfers list from Warren area
A series of small property deeds recorded including Wm C Gorton to W F McIntyre of Deerfield for 40 dollars and Edward F Grimm to T Clifton Jenkins of Triumph for 1 dollar. Other transfers include May G Foster to L S Chapman of Freehold for 200 dollars and multiple estates transferring to Mary L Lacy Warren to 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Gorton
W. F. McIntyre
Deerfield
Edward F. Grimm
T. Clifton Jenkins
Triumph
May G. Foster
L. S. Chapman
Freehold
Robert Falconer
Mary L. Lacy
Warren
H. D. Ruland
Frank Woodard
Eldred
Joseph Patchen
Geo. E. Deming
Spring Creek
Local Property Transfers Across Warren and Surroundings
A list of deed transfers recorded in Warren and nearby towns shows multiple buyers and prices. Transactions include Ayers in Conewango for 300 dollars and Tirzah L Curtis and others transferring to Wm Lyon in Warren for 2000 dollars.
Public Documents Available for Subscribers
The paper offers a list of public documents for subscribers including Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States and various Pennsylvanian studies. Items cover railways capitalization, agricultural reports, tuberculosis prevention, plant inspections, poultry experiments, turtle surveys, and a Hague report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Slason Thompson
Surface
Paris Green Inspection
Dept. of Agriculture
Penn
Pennsylvania
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