Buffalo Dunkirk Western trolley line resumes service
Neigh borhood notes report cars began running between Fredonia and Brocton on the Buffalo Dunkirk and Western traction line starting Wednesday Dec 9. Other items note a fatal injury from a October football game, a Rockefeller grant to the Y M C A in Oil City, and local notices from Hayes Post G A R, D A R commemorations and school fire at President township. Summer and winter civic updates close with Edinboro Normal offering free tuition and a Dec 28 start date.
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Buffalo, Dunkirk & Western Traction
Fredonia
Brocton
Corydon County News Summary of Local Happenings
Corydon reports 450 Pullman car workers laid off for holidays while Percy Marsh, now in Buffalo, returns home and works for Keystone. Edinboro Meadville and Greenville host Corydon teachers on vacation. James Dalrymple dies at 68 after a fall, funeral large. Grange prospers with new members, schools gain state appropriations for nearby townships. District officials, board members, and visiting dignitaries noted for duties and installations.
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Corydon
Drc
Percy Marsh
Pullman
Buffalo
Marsh
Keystone People
C. H. Clawson
Erie
Board of Education
Directors
Warren
Eugene Bentley
Hiram Tome
Edinboro
Meadville
Greenville
James Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Marvin Russ
Aaron Day
Perry
Mary L. Wyman
C. D. Clawson
Warren Lodge
David Shuler
Elk Township
Butler Stricken Town Seeks $100000 Relief Aid
Mayor Kennedy appeals to the American people for relief funds as Butler faces 1200 plus victims and a fever death toll of sixty with 1254 total cases by Dec 13. Red Cross under Clara Barton aids the effort, hospitals are full, and $8000 weekly is spent on care and expenses.
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Butler
Kennedy
United States
Red Cross Society
Clara Barton
Warren County
Wm. Kennedy, Burgess
Local Notes And Socials In Warren District
Mrs. L B Magill and daughter visited Warren on business last week. Mrs James McClintock, who died at Warren State Hospital on December 1, was interred in the family lot. A December 9 reception honored Rev Robinson and wife at the M E Church Sunday School room. Mrs Chas Amann of Warren visited friends. W R Dawson went to Ripley New York last Wednesday. Miss Verne Clinger visited Miss Ida Siggins. Mrs D S Freeman fell and was shaken December 7. S W Brown of Warren visited relatives over Sunday. Store windows show holiday displays in anticipation of Christmas trade. Sleighing and coasting are excellent hereabouts. Miss Daisy Magill expected home this week.
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L. B. Magill
Warren
James McClintock
Warren State Hospital
M. KE
Robinson
Chas. Amann
W.R. Dawson
Ripley
N. Y
Verne Clinger
Ida Siggins
D.S. Freeman
S. W. Brown
Daisy Magill
Deaths and parish notices from December in local column
Henry Southworth died December 6 after a short illness of typhoid pneumonia with burial on Wednesday. Mrs. Southworth died soon after. funeral today at the M. KE. Church. They leave three daughters and a son. Earl Simmons died Friday night from typhoid fever. funeral last Sunday at the M. E. Church. Elbert Simmons is very ill. A steam shovel finished its season on the double track. Milk dividends at the Creamery averaged 1.04 per hundred pounds. butter from milk was 18 pounds per hundred. A dime social at E. Putnam's raised funds for Santa Claus at Christmas for Sunday School scholars.
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Henry Southworth
M. E. Church
Elbert Simmons
E. Putnam
Santa Claus
Local Notables Attend Grange Meet and Sightings
Dec 14 notes recovery of Max Buck from illness. C J Samuelson and daughter Ruby attended Pomona Grange in Pleasant on Dec 3 and 4. Fred Brooks visited L J Johnson. Mrs Maude Thompson is ill. Gust Johnson and family visited Youngsville to see their daughter Louise Mickelson who is seriously ill at Henry Johnson's home.
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Max Buck
C. J. Samuelson
Ruby
Pomona Grange
Pleasant
Fred Brooks
L. J. Johnson's
Maude Thompson
Gust Johnson
Youngsville
Louise Mickelson
Henry Johnson
Clara Arnold
Kane
M E Church Services Held. Local Notices Briefly Mentioned
The December quarterly meeting of the M E Church was held with Presiding Elder Hall in attendance. Miss Lola Whitely visits Mrs. John Morris. Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. D S Pierce. Henry McKelvey of Cedar Lake Michigan visits local friends. C L 8 Siele met at Mrs. John Carr’s home. D S Pierce spends Monday in Warren. John Norris conducts a public sale Saturday afternoon.
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M. E. Church
Lola Whitely
John Morris
Ladies’ Aid Society
D. S. Pierce
Henry McKelvey
Cedar Lake
Mich
C.L
Siele
John Carr
Warren
John Norris
Metzger and Hogan Store Christmas Clearance Sale
The Metzger and Hogan Store announces a closing out of broken lines of ladies suits and coats at 25 to 33 percent off. Children’s coats priced at one third off. Dress goods are highlighted with 500 waist patterns priced 50c to 225 each. Neckwear and linen handkerchiefs offered as affordable Christmas gifts with varied patterns and prices.
Oyster Supper At Wrightsville Draws Young Attendees
A large group of local youth attended the oyster supper at Wrightsville. Schools are preparing a Christmas program. Frank Smith, previously injured sliding down a hill, is now able to attend school.
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Wrightsville
Frank Smith
Hill
Warren Retailer Showcases Large Seasonal Footwear Stock
The people of Warren and vicinity commend B. G. Gregory for arranging a large elegant stock of seasonal footwear. Never before has Warren seen such a vast display from light slippers to heavy winter Goods, appealing for Christmas gifts.
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Warren
B. G. Gregory
Jacob Keller Tailor Opens New Store on Penn’s Avenue
Jacob Keller the tailor announces a large new stock of cloths and ready to fit garments. He has men to tailor and guarantees a good fit at his new Penn's avenue store.
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Jacob Keller
Jake
Penn’s Avenue
Penn’a Avenue
Loeb’s
Tailor sells rain skirt cloths and assorted goods
Closing out at cost 1 000 yards of cloths for rainy day skirts in 30 shades for cash only. Jacob Keller the Tailor. Norere I caught a canoe in Grinderville river. Owner can reclaim by proving property and paying for natinao 1UB LULUMD LULU H. T. SMITH. Trunks satchels and suit cases in large assortment at S Keller Sons. Oat meal dishes 10 cents. Pieces reduced from 1.50 to 50 cents. Fresh candies daily Greek American Store. Dr J E Jordans Dental Parlors Hoffman Block appointments via 295 B Bell. The Mail prints job notices and accepts mail orders promptly. Meerschaum pipes at Morck Kirberger.
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Jacob Keller
Norere
Grinderville
Davis Drug Store Leather Goods Christmas Show
Inviting shoppers to visit Davis Drug Store for a wide selection of leather goods toilet sets perfumes handbags and other items ideal for Christmas gifts. Emphasizes quality and value for women in Warren with a pleasing presentation and varied stock.
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Davis Drug Store
Warren
Better Gift Selection At Store This Season
A store advertises a larger assortment of quality articles this season with many beautiful gifts. The prices are attractive and offer strong value, encouraging early Christmas shopping. Call early and often for best choices.
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C. F. Schwing
Christmas Calendars and Postal Cards at Miss Sill's
Miss Sill's millinery shop at 217 Liberty Street promotes best values on calendars Christmas cards and postal items.
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Wendelboe
Liberty St
Miss Sill’s
Subscriptions Offered for Mail and Tribune Bundles
Advertises annual rates for The Mail and New York Tribune combined at $1.50, and The Tri Weekly Tribune with Mail at $2 per year. Ends with a local line urging subscription as the time to act, mentioning Millimoxy and Miss Rii's.
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Mail
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
The
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