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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
2
The instruction urges reporters to avoid writing about individuals without a clear first name or initials, deeming such items not worth recording and emphasizing precise identification in all notices. It reflects editorial prudence in sourcing and naming the subjects of society notes.
Irvine reports McKean visiting a homestead near Russell and gas shortages from a Youngsville wreck. Steel Co directors favored, stack installation soon. Ladies' Aid Bazaar raised over 50 dollars. Snow depths persist, over 45 inches with soaked ground aiding winter wheat. North Warren delegates to State Grange, local visits and a well attended bazaar last week.
Local notes from Sugar Run and surrounding towns record residents and visitors. John Wooster of Warren visited Sugar Run, and several Corydon, Hydetown, Onoville, and Kinzua residents traveled to Warren for business. George Nickerson recovers from illness, while others plan moves and hunts including a live fox.
The town notes visitors and returns including Ilye L. Daye of Buffalo visiting relatives, John Brightman back from southern work, and Miss Iva Oviatt staying with friends in Youngsville. Mrs. Earnest Hayes visited Cobb's Corners for her granddaughter’s illness. Arnold Smith shows improvement. An Inez Armitage recital is set for Dec 21 at Cobb's Corners M E church with a collection. The next W C T U meeting is Dec 30 at Mrs. William Pierce's home. all are invited.
The Real Man urges action as a shipboard exchange pushes workers to assist unloading. The dialogue contrasts two stereotypes with social pressure to contribute one’s effort.
Mr and Mrs F S Strong were Warren visitors last week Rev McGee of Spring Creek closed revival meetings at the M E church last Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Truman Lillie returned from Erie where they cared for daughter Ethel McKay who has been very ill They were joined home by granddaughter Alberta McKay Mrs James Phillis and Mrs Fred Phillis visited Corry last Thursday Mr and Mrs A P Whiteley were business visitors at Warren Saturday
In Germany on December 10 Eugene Ontrid and J O Lounsbury visited Warren. Young folks held a surprise party for Edward Fosbury with games and music before departing. Thomas Kain visited Perry Whitman and family, F E Nickerson of Sugar Run stopped by, and Q O B Headly shopped in Russell.
Miss Lizzie Sayles a Warren physician died December 14 at her Bay City home after a diabetes illness. Emogene Rogers died in Rogers Mills after 30 years in Ontario born. survived by husband Burton Rogers. Earl A. Brown, Warren native, died December 13 in Winfield Kansas after appendix surgery. funeral at 1906 Pennsylvania Ave East. C G Anderson died December 3 in Scandia. survived by Augusta Anderson and five children. funeral December 7.
A reflective quote from R L Stevenson states that suffering sharpens what remains of pleasure. The line emphasizes enduring hardship as a forge for perception. It presents a meditative, philosophical view on pain altering appreciation.
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