Local notes from Spring Creek бытов January updates
Fred Bemus admitted to Corry hospital for operation. Clyde Petersons travel to Bear Lake for illness of Mrs Petersons mother Ira Peterson. Mrs Mary Graham returns from Youngsville visiting Georgia Carrail. Will Spencer of Corry visits family. John Donaldson visits Corry. Mrs Johnson improving at F E Hyers. Lucy Wynn visits her mother Mrs John Hines. Clara Werle and daughters Marian and Romaine return from Jamestown visit with G W Graham family. Alfred Johnson back from Warren jury. Geo Halfast moves from Spartansboro. Dr Paige visits Corry. John Hines family recovering at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Fred Bemus
Corry Hospital
Clyde Peterson
Bear Lake
Peterson
Ira Peterson
Mary Graham
Youngsville
Georgia Carrail
Will Spencer
Corry
John Donaldson
Johnson
F. E. Hyers
Lucy Wynn
John Hines
Clara Werle
Marian
Romaine
Jamestown
G. W. Graham
Alfred Johnson
Warren
Geo. Halfast
Spartansboro
Paige
Pittsfield Personal Notes and Local Visits
In Pittsfield on January 29, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ayers and family of Warren visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Ayers. J S Lydiatt is improving and will return home soon. Frank Obert made a business trip to Canada last week. Rev F D Rockwell of Weslyn Methodist church visited Indiana county. Eugene Conklin led Sunday service. Mrs Charley McIntyre and Mrs Dale Conklin are improving. A D Coan and family spent Sunday with her parents, A S Brown. Mary and Elizabeth Cole telegraph operators at the P and E depot, are vacationing in Philadelphia and Washington. Clarence Lynn visited sister Mrs E D Barton in Youngsville. Elmer Long and children spent Sunday with her parents D Storam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Charley Ayers
Warren
Charley McIntyre
Dale Conklin
A. D. Coan
A. S. Brown
Mary
Elizabeth Cole
P. and E. Depot
Philadelphia
Washington
Clarence Lynn
E. D. Barton
Youngsville
Elmer Long
D. Storam
Phoenix Home Library Club officers re-elected at Akeley meeting
At the Phoenix Home Library Club gathering in the Howard Homestead Mrs. Clara B. Marsh was re-elected president and Mrs. Esther Howard secretary with Mrs. C. E. Marsh treasurer. The program featured songs piano duets and readings followed by social planning and charades. Several members and visitors were noted in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Phoenix Home Library Club
Howard Homestead
Clara B. Marsh
Esther Howard
C. E. Marsh
America
Peter Mezzer
Glengarry
Dan Matthews
Suwanne River
Ruth Brown
Evelyn Halleck
Frewsburg
C. KE. Marsh
Ezra Johnson
South Stockton
Rose Geracimos
T. M. Howard
Ross Hill News Roundup and Local Visits
George Robison of Titusville calls on friends on Ross Hill as the Warren Silica Company nears completion of its railroad. Misses Alice and Mattie Benedict spent Sunday at home. J M Arters and others visited Tid ioute. George Coons visited Grand Valley. Fred Williams went to Titusville. Fred Bartsch prepares to build a new house. Geo Benedict visited Youngsville. Mrs Belknapp suffers rheumatism. Ed Farnham & wife visited Cole Hill parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Silica Company
Alice
Mattie Benedict
J. M. Arters
George Coons
Grand Valley
Fred Williams
Titusville
Fred Bartsch
Geo. Benedict
Youngsville
Chas. Belknapp
Ed. Farnham
Cole Hill
Local Notes From Mount Oak Area January Updates
Mount Oak reports a log haul to Sanford mill by Harry Hutchinson and A Hutchinson from Nichols lot. Birth announced January 25 for a daughter to Carl McChesney and wife in Eldred Center. Various visitors include Ed Young at Spartansburg, Miss Letta Hays staying with Miss Cecil Young, and the Armitage sisters from Cobb’s Corners visiting Epsey Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Harry Hutchinson
A. Hutchinson
Nichols
Sanford
Ed. Young
Spartansburg
Julia Shipman
Nettie Nichols
Little Treva Hellyer
Fred Cochrans
Evtrte
Letta Hays
Eagle
Cecil Young
Carl McChesney
Eldred Center
B. Morris
Red Oak
Mr. Morris
Frank Hellyer
Valmore
Mast Branch
Clifford Smith
Hatchtown
Local visitors and family visits in Cobb's Corner area
Jan 29 notes list Grant Phillis visiting Oil City with R M Houghtling from Goodwill Hill. Fred Phil lis hosted last Sunday. Fred Morgan of Beaver County works for Phillis. Charley Whaley visited Piccadilly Hill. Mrs F W Lay visiting Saybrook parents. Paul Whaley of West Spring Creek visited grandparents C A and Mrs Whaley last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb's Corner
Grant Phillis
Oil City
R. M. Houghtling
Goodwill Hill
Fred Phillis
Fred Morgan
Beaver County
Charley Whaley
Piccadilly Hill
F. W. Lay
Saybrook
Paul Whaley
West Spring Creek
C. A. Whaley
Brahms Among My Wines Prompted by Admirer
A fanatic admirer dined with Brahms and served a renowned bottle he called the Brahms among wines. The guest praised the vintage as excellent and then asked to bring Beethoven, provoking a witty clash of composers over taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brahms
Beethoven
Misses Sebation and Howard Host Bachelor Girls Club
In Columbus on January 29 the Misses Sebation and Howard hosted the Bachelor Girls Club at Miss Howard’s home with Hearts, ice cream, and cake. The M B G will reconvene in two weeks with Miss Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Sebation
Howard
Bachelor
Miss Howard
Hearts
M. B.G
Miss Morrison
Clare Armitage
Irene Jones
Clymer
E. L. Monroe
Smith
Faetto Curtis
Lake Columbus
Henry Stevens
Bell Baker
Will Parker
Esther
E. M. Putnam
Knights of Pythias Plans Utica Home for Indigent Members
A New York State Knights of Pythias movement launched in Utica aims to build a home for indigent members and their wives. The grand lodge says funds are secured with about 200000 dollars set aside for the principal amount and maintenance of the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utica
Knights of Pythias
New York State
Grand Lodge
MAL Advertise In the Mail and Get Results
An advertising note promotes mailing ads to reach readers and drive responses. It emphasizes mail campaigns as an effective method for reaching a broad audience and generating results.
Investigation shows money obtained by producing pork
A. J. Legg analyzes pork production costs and potential earnings using a 31 pound pig and two brood sows with twelve pigs. He details feed consumption and costs, labor estimates, and concludes eight week old pigs could be valued around $65, with farm sales suggesting profit at farm prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
A. J. Legg
Apparatus for testing seed corn in single cabinet
An Iowa inventor designed a seed testing cabinet to trial many corn varieties. A stand holds trays with upper lids and lower shallow mood sections containing holes for seeds. Absorbent sheets cover the holes and moisture is applied through perforations while seed identification helps compare varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Study Experimental Forestry at Ohio College of Agriculture
The forestry department of the College of Agriculture in Columbus plans to plant two acres on the university farm with 12 to 18 tree species including catalpa ash locust walnut hickory butternut sycamore maple box elder oak osage orange blackberry linden and ailanthus for experimental purposes. A five acre forest tree nursery near the arboretum will also be planted. About 30 bushels of seed were gathered this fall by Prof. C H Goetz and his forestry classes. The department has received 306 to 400 conifer seedlings from the New Mexico forest service and expects more from other states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
College of Agriculture
Columbus
University Arboretum
C. H. Goetz
Forest Service of
New Mexico
Trap nest a money maker for egg producers says expert
The trap nest system helps identify hens with high egg production and vigor, aiming to lift farm finances and bolster the nation’s food supply. It favors records of eggs per hen, selects for vitality, and suggests state breeding stations supply pedigree cockerels to improve flocks.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Our
Bank
Second Street
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Prust Company
Warren, Penn’a
Leo Schirtzinger
Youngstown
Ohio
Marsh Johnson
Falconer
S. M. Johnson
Erie
Mary Brown
North Warren
Ross Hill
George Robison
R. Pierce
Iva
Gladys Armitage
Cobb’s Corners
Epsey Nichols
Cobb's Colners
Knights OF Pythias Home
Small Yorkshires
New Seed
Trap Nest
Meeps
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