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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
2
The note urges Mai correspondents to refrain from reporting about Mr or Mrs Somebody unless the initial or first name is known. Without a verifiable identity the item is deemed not worth recording.
The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Pierce died last Monday and was buried in Sanford cemetery after a funeral held Wednesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. Blood and her daughters Alice Mildred and Ida. Nearby residents and relatives noted a peaceful Christmas season with various visits and gatherings across Sanford and area towns.
Brown Hit Dec 27 reports Mr and Mrs Er K Stearns hosting Mr and Mrs C C Wheeler and Will Stearns of Jamestown. R D Mead of Pittsfield visited Rev Armstrong and wife. Dolph Johnson and wife of Youngsville and Harry E Palmer of Jarmes town guest of T J Tobey family. Nellie Daugherty of Buffalo visiting brother L F Pratt. Misses Mabel and Nettie Steven-
Christmas visits are reported in Akeley with Mr. and Mrs. John Marsh at Warren and Mrs. Minnie Bradley hosting guests. The Duells head to Los Angeles for a new life, while Ruth Graham returns to Salem Ohio after a week with the Howards. Illness trends include Mrs. Eliza Hale and Ida Hale, with Nina Jones Ginter’s California death noted.
Mrs Aveville entertained Mrs Baker on Christmas. G Obert J Wilson and L Durlin of Summerdale were home for Christmas. Remains of Paul Goodwin were brought here for burial last week. Fred Carlson went to Summerdale to work. Several locals from Warren Jamestown Erie and Sears Hill visited relatives and friends in town.
Floyd Bathurst spends Christmas with parents Mr. and Mrs. Al Bathurst. Ransom and Walters visit from Stoneham and Pleasantville. Sherwood Magee returns from Buffalo. Campbell family heads to Buffalo to see daughter Mrs. Fred Dunbar. Lester Layton returns home for Christmas then leaves for Ohio. Irwin Smith and L. B. Meley visit and transact town business.
A man reports meeting a panhandler on Park Row with a marked Teutonic accent who asked in German if the narrator spoke German and, after a brief exchange, demanded a nickel and received it. The tale appears in the New York Sun.
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