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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
8
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Fr. 9 article lists residents and visitors in Jamestown Warren and Scandia with moves purchases and travels. Amy Adams and Jane Nobbs depart Rushford for Warren with Jane Tuttle visiting Maude Imes in James town. Arthur Young buys Verne Scranton grocery. Ladies Aid hosts a 10 cent supper and program at Mrs Tregay’s.
Frs. 9 J. M. Passinger was a Kane caller Tuesday. Mrs. Dunn of Warren visited her son James Dunn. Miss Ruby Winkler in Kane hospital is improving. Belle Passinger left for Pittsburg for millinery work. Nels Jackson returned home from Brookston where he visited Beena Carlson. The Keeler Chemical Co sent teams to Westline to draw wood for Day Chemical Co. Mrs Gust Moburg from Kane was seen Saturday. Maud Arnold and children went to Dora Carlson in Kane.
Revival services at the M E church under Rev A J Rinker continue. Mrs Lola Rose of Youngsville visits Tidioute. Henry Cottenbaugh dies Feb 2 with funeral at M E church officiated by Rev Rinker. Tidionte Lodge installs new officers. Smith & Tipton livery dissolves partnership. Tidioute beats Warren 3 to 12 in Saturday basketball.
Nearly everyone here is ill with a cold. Mr J Brightman and Mrs Brightman were called to Corry last Wednesday by the death of Mr Heath.
Mrs. Albert Colby visits friends in Youngsville. Mrs. Esther Daye and Miss Espey Nichols travel to Irvineton for the Valley Farm play. Glenn Oviatt and sister Iva visit Spartansburg. A valentine social at the Orr home Feb 12 invites all. L. E. Nichols moves to a local farm from Corry. Miss Rachel Hunt dies in Warren Pa. funeral in Tryonville. Home Missionary Society meets at N Wood East Branch Wednesday. Lafe Oviatt and son Clayton cut wood this week.
Lavern Nichols moves back from Corry onto his farm. Selah Dexter and John Sulli van of Corry visit the Dexters. Wilbur Logan and Miss Jones of Corry call on the Logans. Mr. McClelland hosts the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of Hatchtown. Walter Weldon’s family quarantined for scarlet fever.
Mary Thompson of Bear Lake road visited her mother and sister at Mount Pleasant Sunday. Wain Bull of Sherman New York visited his father on Stillson Hill the last of the week. D M Lowe goes to Warren on Monday on official business. Darius Fulkerson of Sugar Grove was buying for here Monday. The Farmers Institute was well attended despite bad weather and roads.
Fred J. Woodside son of George A and Maggie Woodside dies at home in Sugar Grove Pennsylvania on a Wednesday morning in January 1909 from pneumonia complicated by meningitis aged 17 years 32 months after five days of illness. Funeral services held at home January 29 with Rev Ira Scott officiating and remarks by Dr Bradshaw. Bearers named including Fisher Hummel Dalrymple Mix Mattison. Families and Sunday School mourn the loss as flowers arrive from high school peers.
Mrs. T. S. Edwards of Milner Georgia credits Dr Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine with reversing her husband heart trouble after ten doctors predicted death. The husband recovered enough to serve the North Georgian Conference in 1904 and perform camp meeting work. The letter promises a money back guarantee if no benefit and urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist.
Mabel and Mary share sympathy as Fred dies after pneumonia and his father succumbs to the illness soon after. The family hoped for recovery but the father also passes away, with full recovery anticipated for him earlier before death.
Attendance report lists pupils present daily in May across three grades at Spring Creek Schools. Names include Mabel Mead Elizabeth Crane Laura Pitt Gertrude Pitt and others with totals: Primary 95 percent overall, Intermediate 94, Grammar 96. Teachers Brundage Tusss Slater noted.
In the February New Idea Magazine essay, Mary Eastwood Knevels urges good citizenship through respect for Board of Health rules on contagious diseases. She argues quarantine and school bans protect all, calls for kindness to affected neighbors, and praises modern science and civic governance for public health.
The piece extols Lincoln's unparalleled burden as wartime president, noting ceaseless strain and constant small worries. It lauds his Gettysburg and second inaugural addresses as among the greatest, and contrasts this with contemporary views from American Reviews of Reviews and Scribner on modernism and Catholic thought.
The text discusses modernism within the Catholic Church, noting it favors investigation over schism and aims to fulfill church law. It cites Italian, French, and English modernists who seek truth at the source of rites while remaining in communion with Rome and continuing Catholic worship.
On D A V and P R line for Dunkirk and intermediate stations times 8 54 p m 4 59 p m For Titusville and intermediate stations 10 4 a m 8 04 p m
Let us hope that Capt. Peter C. Hains Jr will not develop into a killer as his brother Thornton if he gets out of the Am I murd r with an acquitt.
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