Local residents' visits and health notes in Lucas Grove area
Fragments report visits among families in Lucas Grove with several to and from Youngsville Pleasantsville Jamestown Warren Wrightsville and Columbus. Names include Firth Gaunt Rice Shortt Abbott Haggerty McDonald Wheelock Wynn Dour Younies and others. Several grippe illnesses noted and social club activity mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas Grove
Henry Firth
Paul Gaunt
Youngsville
A. E. Rice
Chas. M. Shortt, Jr
Pleasantsville
A. M. McDonald
D. H. Haggerty
Chas. Shortt
Pleasantville
Fred Morrison
Earl T. Abbott
Warren
IF. D. Wheelock
Thimble Club
Carrie Cumming
Correspondents Urged to Name Individuals in Notices
The notice urges Matt correspondents to avoid writing about unnamed persons. It states items lack value without first names or initials to identify the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Local Grange Meeting Debates Roads Women and Reform
Akeley Grange met at Grange Hall on Feb 4 with notes on visitors and a broad discussion agenda. Topics included road improvements and farm value, Sunday School and Boy Scout movements, women in state law, taxation without representation, and property deeds affecting widows. The gathering honored suffrage pioneers while cautioning over radical methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Marsh
Wriggley
Frewsbure
Walfs
Robert Raake
Boy Scout Movement
Columbus Notes and Local Changes Highlight Feb Meeting
Cemetery auxiliary to meet with Mrs Delos Schramling on February 15. E O Schramling sells his farm to Arthur Beebe and moves to Amy Scholton’s house by March 1. Mrs Emmet Curtis visits Meadville with daughter Mrs Ross Belknap. Ed R Allen of Warren visits. Illness of Mrs Elton Allen in Sheffield noted. Mrs Will May of Ripley visits for her father Frank Hamilton’s illness. L E D Reports on Union Telephone lines. L O T M to hold regualr review on February 17 at Record Keeper’s home. Lewis Caster installs a Bell telephone. Columbus Cemetery Association directors elect Anna Monroe president, C K Brown vice president, Emma S Dutton secretary, Emmet Curtis treasurer, Emmet Curtis manager for David Curtis cemetery, Elmer Bush manager for West Lawn cemetery, and C E Brown assistant manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lewis Caster
Columbus Cemetery Association
Anna Monroe
C. K K. Brown
Emma S$. Dutton
Emmet Curtis
David Curtis
Local residents visit and move about Warren on weekend
Clarendon notes show Craft and Henry of Warren in town on Monday. Mr and Mrs F A Sopher return from Mercer county after the death of Mr Sopher s mother. Frank Gallagher departs to locate in Russellville Alabama. S C Farmer a Warren business visitor. Lou Scott moves family to Bradford. Hill Hiram and Robert Simpson O C Olson Wimdkarns worth transact business in Warren. Nettie Walker of Weldbank visits. Herman Templeton of Warren calls on friends. A Witz of Tiona in town. Miss Blanche Francis of Warren spends Sunday with friends in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Craft and
Henry
Warren
F. A. Sopher
Mercer County
Mr. Sopher
Frank Gallagher
Russellville
Alabama
Ss. C. Farmer
Lou Scott
Bradford
Messrs
Hill
Hiram
Robert Simpson
O. C. Olson
Wimdkarnsworth
Nettie Walker
Weldbank
Herman Templeton
A Witz
Tiona
Blanche Francis
A King Who Left Home Endorses Dr King's Pills
Paul Mathuika of Buffalo New York says he always keeps at home Dr King's New Life Pills the king of all laxatives. The pills cure constipation headache indigestion and dyspepsia. Only 25c at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathuika
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. King
Irvine News Highlights Local Happenings and Developments
Ground hog did not see a shadow in Irvine. Local workers John F Clark Joseph and Carl Myers left for Havre de Grace Maryland to resume steam shovel work. George Woods visited family. Henry J Johnson bought a farm in Gerry New York and will move soon. Cliff Myers received a promotion on the P R R south of Oil City. Willard F Jackson refurbished the Wind sor Hotel interior and will resume business. Mrs Pinny of Corry visiting her mother Mrs W G Shannon. Charles Kitchen of Russell visited sister Mrs J Starrett and brother Alexander. Associate Judge John Siggins of Tidicute greeted friends. The steel plant is in operation and ready for business. The big whistle at the building reminds Irvington isn’t dead. Post office quarter to Dec 31 1910 was the heaviest in 21 years per the postmaster. W M Valentine and family and Mrs W G Shannon attended the Quarterly Conference at Youngsville. Local young peoples societies are doing well and future labors promise much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
J. Starrett
Alexander
John Siggins
Tidicute
Irvington
W. M. Valentine
W. G. Shannon
Youngsville
Bear Lake social and church notices feature local guests
Local residents host and visit in Watt's Flats Lakewood and Panama areas. Twin birth celebrated for Enoch Bordwell and wife, former Maude Woodin. Mrs Jennie Jones visits Spartansburg, Belle Jenks funeral attended by Geo Cornish family. Revival meetings in M E church and Quarterly meeting led by Presiding Elder with strong attendance. Farmland losses noted as Ira Root loses a cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lak
Irvin Henry
Elisha Mattison
Watt
Lawson Huntley
Grace Jackson
New Chapman
York City
Calista Carpenter
Lakewood
Lavern
M. E
Gretta Smith
Sugar Grove
Abbie Chapman
Corry
Jennie Jones
Spartansburg
George Cornish
Enoch Bordwell
Meadville
Bordwell
Maude Woodin
K. Woodin
Ira Root
Geo. Cornish
Belle Jenks
Panama
Jenks
Cornish
Westfield
J. Bell Neff
Accused of Stealing. E. E. Chamberlain Praises Arnica Salve
In Clinton Maine, E E Chamberlain swears Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures burns and scalds and relieves sores boils and piles. He claims it robs cuts corns bruises sprains of their terror and calls it an unequal healing remedy. Only 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
Bucklen
North Warren Social Notes and Visit Highlights
North Warren reports visitors from Farming ton and Lander. Miss Hettie Stevenson is ill with Lagrippe. The Christian Endeavor Society hosted a well attended church social and an open meeting. Mrs. P. A. Babcock and Mildred visited Clar endon, and Ida King stays with her daughter Asa Stanton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Adelbert Putnam
Farmington
Hettie Stevenson
Lagrippe
Harry Ludwick
Lander
E. E. Thompson
F. F. Putnam
Jane Putnam
Wattsburg
N. Muntz
The
Christian Endeavor Society
P. A. Babcock
Mildred
Clarendon
Ida King
Asa Stanton
Lander News: Surprise Birthday and Library Gift Plan
A. R. Mix, A. P. Griggs, D. J. Mahan and Elmer Hansen toured to Buffalo Friday night. Delia Anderson’s friends held a surprise party for her birthday. U P Literary Society to donate 300 book library to Lander High School and put other society property up for sale. Fred M. Ludwick named trustee replacing H. R. Johanson. Meeting set for Feb 11 to settle matters. D J Mahan visited Buffalo homeopathic hospital patient W R E Mahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Mahan
Buffalo
W. RE. Mahan
Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital
East Branch Notes Visitors and Illnesses
East Branch reports visitors from Oil City Corry Mickle Hill and Centerville. Local residents W. Whiteley A. Whiteley D. Gow host revival meetings Cobb’s Corners. Grippe illnesses mention several residents including Mrs Maud Culver and Amasa Whiteley.
Transposed letters clue to phrase not enough for any lady
A neighbor city young lady phoned the editor asking how to make not enough from enough. He answered by spelling the third second and first letters as a word and the sixth fourth and fifth as another, both indicating insufficiency for a lady.
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
W. Jamieson
T. Conarro
F. KK. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company
Banks and Trust Cos
Cceeeseee
Sime
Bonds
Commonwealth
Joon
Citizens National Bank
Akeley
Irvine
Bear Lake
East Brarech
East Branch
Rs. Rey Hill
Oil City
Geo. Armitage
Mattie Whaley
Edd Locee
Mickle Hill
A. P. Whiteley
Ou Culver
Ernest Hayes
Lou Culver
Centerville
Er. C. Heminway
Luella
Earl Damon
Bonnie
Charley Whaley
Fitch Burrows
Embert Smith
Amasa Whiteley
Grippe
D. W. Gow
Wolflake
Ind
Cobb’s Corners
Inez Earl
Union City
N. H. Blanchard
Zimmerman Co
Anes
A, Conewango Trust Co
Warren, PA
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