County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice instructs correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week and sign names, which will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1908
Page
8
Notice instructs correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week and sign names, which will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Dec 28 reports show acts of holiday travel and greetings including the sleigh ride at Trims school. Elmer Holmgreen of Irvington visited Ilya Daye for several days last week. Mrs Brightman and others spent Thursday evening at R D Daye's with varied family visits and Christmas gatherings.
Christmas exercises at the U B church drew a good crowd on Thursday. Household visits include Mr. and Mrs. E McMillen of Kellettville with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meadon. Miss Orra Falkinburg returning from Jamestown. Mrs. Nina Blood and children with Mrs. V. Pierce. Miss Alice Garber at Spartansburg for a few days. Mrs. J J Feldhausen called to care for her sister Mrs. Willis Belden in Westfield New York. Mrs. Clyde Kinney of Youngsville visiting her parents. J N Falkinburg a Warren visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Green of Cobb's Corners visiting H M Robins. Mrs. Claude Meadon visiting Mr and Mrs Lee Hull of Youngsville. Mr. and Mrs. A L Brown and children visiting Mr and Mrs Chas Bdgett in Warren. Mr. and Mrs. C T Ruland returned from Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs BE Kenney and children of Chapel Hill spent Sunday at KE J Fetteroll's. Miss Esther Meadon visiting relatives at Vrooman.
Christ mas season draws a stream of visitors from Warren Corydon Onoville Rochester N Y and Olean. Families hosted relatives and friends including Ackley Gregory Muntz Green Foulkrod and Smith with multiple appearances at Christmas events and dinners.
Mrs Tip Gardiner visited Scandia for Christmas to visit her parents and returned home Monday. Mrs Bert Knapp and her daughter Golda were Warren visitors Wednesday in a brief village social note.
Mrs. Henry Crecraft visits daughter Mrs. Frank Phillips before returning home. Olonzo Cole weds Mrs. Mary Baker of Russell at the groom's home with Justice Putnam officiating. Orion Mott of Jamestown visits and recalls boyhood scenes. Will and Jane Nobbs host visitors. the Beachs renew ties at Akeley Hollow. A show troupe performs at the Dean hotel with lively music. Christmas services and gifts at M E church feature Dr Kellar as Santa. Martindale and Phillips families host Christmas guests and dinners with Youngs and Phillips families from Fox Hill and Akeley Hollow.
Kane residents and area guests exchanged Christmas and weekend visits. Mrs Monroe Passinger and Mrs Margrette Hay joined gatherings at Kane while others from Ludlow Warren and East Kane called on local families and relatives.
Irvine reports Mrs McKean Mrs Thompson and Mrs LeRoy returning from a long western trip. Myron W Jackson visited the village and John T Brew of the Erie Railroad was in town last week due to fear of a track blockage, a car be...
A Penacook resident lauds Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache relief and urges others with similar suffering to try them. The letter notes quick relief without stomach upset and offers a money back guarantee via the local druggist.
Report from Irvine village covers railroad block signaling plans by N Y Central, a deer killed nearby, a found pocketbook with two $20 checks and other papers, charitable drives, visits by clergy, social news, and an oil testing project on the Newbold estate along Sulphur Spring Run with potential development linking Irvine and Warren. Officers for the upcoming Sunday School year are elected, including Superintendent Ed Honhart and Treasurer Ida McKinney.
Friendship school closed December 23 after a holiday program by Miss Mary Cassey. Local residents including Mrs. J. Miller, J. C. Bennett, EF. Headley sold stock and entered poultry. WL. Martin returns from oil field. Ladow family and O. E. Headley hosted Christmas dinner. Francis McMahon of Erie home for holidays. Shuler family celebrated with parents in Corydon. C. D. Ontrid returns from Jamestown after visiting daughter.
A. H. Ladow plans a large dairy farm. J. Miller drove to Onoville last week. Mrs EK D Everett and Nellie E Lounsbury of Warren visited their parents for Christmas. Walter Homer of Corydon traveled over the hill seeking beef cattle recently.
Dec 28 notices list Mr. and Mrs. Frank Adams and families visiting A. L. Sleeman at Warren and others celebrating with C. F. Wheeler at Ivory. C. H. Miller hosts children and grandchildren for Christmas. Other households include Franks Davis Adams and Rena Rickers with Mrs. Lillian Ganey visiting Katie Rhodes.
Families travel for Christmas visits as Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Muzzy spend the season in Warren with their daughter Mrs. A. S. Rogers. Emmett Curtis visits Meadville with daughter Mrs. Belknap. Glen Spencer of Midland, Pa. visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Baker return from Randolph. Orren Schramling remains at home. A New Year’s Eve dance is planned at Scholton’s hall. Cemetery Auxiliary meets Jan. 8 with Mrs. H. S. Ayer. L. O. T. M. meets Jan. 1 at the Record Keeper’s home. Martha Ayer and Doris Allen of Warren visit here.
Mr and Mrs Gordon Blanchard and son Harold visited Mrs Walter Ear at Union City over Christmas. Fred Shrader of Piccadilly Hill called on friends there Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs James Phillis spent Christmas with Mrs Sally Cummings at West Spring Creek. Mr and Mrs Frantz Strong hosted their children and families for Christmas. Oren McClelland is home from Union City for the holidays. School commenced today after four days vacation.
Dec 2 guests Kra Ladow and family with O E Headley M Fellows of Cable Hollow and J O Lounsbury and family with J Miller. J Shuler visited Corydon parents. Mrs Alice Outrid visiting daughter Rhoda Beary at Jamestown. Charles Martin of Limestone home from oil field. Eva Ladow teaming for F A Nelson this winter. Axel Johnson preparing to haul logs to Nelson mill.
A list of public documents available at the paper’s office includes studies on American railways cost capitalization and value by Slason Thompson, tuberculosis prevention in Pennsylvania, pest and animal health reports, poultry and dairy research, turtle studies, insect investigations, steer feeding experiments, bee culture notes, and related agricultural topics from Pennsylvania departments and state colleges. The titles indicate a focus on agriculture, animal health, and transportation economics.
Ackley Hollow, Dre. 28. A number from this place were shopping in Warren Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Walker and family drove up to Graham's Friday afternoon. Gust Akeley of Jamestown visiting his parents for a few days. Henry Akeley Warren visitor. Mrs. John Mattson and daughter Freeda entertained by Miss Bertha Passinger Sunday. Mrs. T. S. Jones and daughter Favey and son Leo Pittsburg visiting her mother for a few days. Miss Clara and Edna Lauffenburger visited grandmother on Fox Hill over Christmas. Miss Ella Passinger of Russell visited her parents here Wednesday. Russell to Scandia telephone line nearly completed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crecraft entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips at Russell last week.
The report notes women forming clubs in Turkey as part of ongoing social activities during challenging times. It highlights the growth of organized women’s groups and suggests broader civic engagement.
On D line A V and P R y serve Dunkirk and intermediate stations at 8 54 p m and 4 59 p m. For Titusville and intermediate stations the times are 10 34 a m and 8 04 p m.
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