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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
8
Local notes from Kennedy and Kane communities
Feb 12 highlights include pulpit exchanges between Rev Way and Rev Scholpp, revival attendance at the U B church, and a valentine social by the Baptist Junior Union. Many residents report travels, health, sleighing conditions, and visits, with the death of Mrs John Gunnerson and funeral services in Kane.
Lecture on Fort Fisher and local society meeting notes
Rev. M W Stone spoke on Fort Fisher including the 1865 battle and a reunion visit on Jan 13. At the F C A meeting 54 members gathered at Mrs Minnie Bradley's. a quilt drawn by Clayton Haskins. Upcoming gathering Feb 27 at Mr and Mrs Frank Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stone
Fort Fisher
Minnie Bradley
Clayton Haskins
Frank Adams
Society
Hannah Case
Portland
Warren
Viola Rickerson
Will McCoy
Jamestown
James Hale
Stillwater
Fred Boswell
Ella Adams
Lillian Ganey
John C. Wiltsie
Mrs. Ernest Dickinson Confined By Bronchitis
Mrs. Ernest Dickinson has been confined to the house for about a month with a severe attack of bronchitis. Mrs. Mabel Brown of Dunkirk is visiting her sister Mrs. L. F. White. Bert Blackmon of Jamestown visited his brother S. L. Blackmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Dickinson
Mabel Brown
Dunkirk
L. F. White
Bert Blackmon
Jamestown
S. L. Blackmon
Local Observations and Visits in Russell Area
Mrs Eli Peck and son Floyd visited Russell on Thursday. Miss Nina McCoy was entertained by Miss Mildred Peck. Mrs Mary McCoy called on Mrs W Bennett. Mrs Mary Stratton went to Akeley to visit friends for a few weeks. Emogene Fellows was entertained by Mrs W Bennett. Ruth Hornstron called on Myrtle Thompson. Mr and Mrs Walter Thompson of Akeley visited Albert Walters. Maud Madagan called on Matilda Thompson. Sadie Grant and Emelene Grant visited friends in the valley. Levi Brown of Jamestown visits his son Bert. Albert Alsworth was a Warren visitor. Mr and Mrs James Whatford visited their daughter Mae Sumner Saturday. Nina McCoy visited Frewsburg Saturday. Potter Potter County man visited his son Arthur this week. Sopha Strand called on Emogene Fellows Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli Peck
Son Floyd
Russell
Nina McCoy
Mildred Peck
Mary McCoy
W. Bennett
Mary Stratton
Akeley
Emogene Fellows
Ruth Hornstron
Myrtle Thompson
Walter Thompson
Albert Walters
Maud Madagan
Matilda Thompson
Sadie Grant
Emelene Grant
Levi Brown
Jamestown
Bert
Albert Alsworth
Warren
James Whatford
Mae Sumner
Frewsburg
Potter
Potter County
Arthur
Sopha Strand
Mrs McCoy Entertained by Mrs Bennett This Saturday
Mrs Mary McCoy enjoyed an afternoon visit hosted by Mrs W Bennett on Saturday at her home, sharing hospitality and conversation in a cordial social gathering.
Warren Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs. C J Geer visited Warren on Thursday. Mrs H L Schweitzer and Merle toured Geo Shirley and Mrs Sinclair in Warren Friday. Several residents, including R L Fisher and David Burner, visited family in Warren and Portville. Gracie Johnson and the Weden sisters are listed as sick this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Stanford
David Burner
Warren
Mr. Carlson
Sill Run
J. T. Finley
H. Ll. Schweitzer
Sheriff
Charles Klenck
Jackson Run
Gracie Johnson
Clare
Ellen Weden
Jeff Peterson
Geo. Weden
Sam Peters
Irvine
James Mellon
Local notes from Warren area report improving patient and community updates
Nat Holt shows slow but steady improvement from pneumonia. Local residents and workers including John Wooster, W L Ackley, and Frank Clicquennot haul logs for Williams Bros. in Tracy Run. Visits and arrivals include G W Sequine to Bradford, Harold McMillen with grandparents in Warren, and C F Morrison in Salamanca. Neighbors A Muntz and R E Green in Warren, Fay Muntz visiting parents, and Harry Holt with his family. A new Allegheny river bridge boosts traffic, easing past objections. Hallie Martin, teaching in Pleasant township, visited family. James Marsh of Corydon stopped by. Mrs Morrison convalescing from grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat. Holt
John Wooster
W. L. Ackley
Frank Clicquennot
Williams Bros
Tracy Run
G. W. Sequine
Bradford
Harold McMillen
Warren
J. M. Green
EK. H. Hart
Leo Wilcox
Frank Smith
Morrisons
Jerry Smith
Smethport
C. F. Morrison
Salamanca
N. Y
A. Muntz
R. E. Green
Fay Muntz
Machias
Henry Muntz
Harry Holt
David Holt
C. D. Seamen
Corydon
Allegheny River
Hallie Martin
Pleasant Township
C. L. Martin
Local notes and social roundup from Westline area
Feb 12 updates tell of a potential new chemical works factory near Westline employing 200 to 300 workers. The column records visits among families in Russell Fox Hill and Warren, church events at U B church with Bennet funding, a sleigh ride to Demmon’s in Cable Hollow, and various calls and visits across the region. Proceeds from the basket social reached seven dollars.
Cobb's Corners Fes 12 Mrs Ico Hidlock
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Cobb's Corners festival on the 12th and reference Mrs Ico Hidlock, but details are unclear due to the damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb’s Corners
Fes
Local Notes Tell Visits and Blizzard Impact
Eagle Rock visits sister Mrs Maude Heminway before leaving for West Virginia. A P Whiteley, once of Jamestown, visited here last Sunday. Fred Phillis of Oil City is visiting. Wilbur Logan of Corry stays with his parents. Rev McCleland and Northrop and Strong attended Lake Pleasant Quarterly meeting. Bessie Logan spends weeks in Jamestown. William Pero, longtime resident, dies at Youngsville Rouse Hospital. Mrs Jas Whiteley of West Spring Creek visits F S Strong. A P Whiteley returns home from Jamestown. S M Houghtling and family visit Corry. Blizzard brings the season's worst storm. James Phillis family hauling lumber to Corry while sleighing lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Rock
Maude Heminway
West Virginia
A. P. Whiteley
Jamestown
Fred Phillis
Oil City
Wilbur Logan
Corry
Lake Pleasant
McClelland
Northrop
Strong
Truman Lillie
Sugar Grove
Bessie Logan
William Pero
Rouse Hospital
Youngsville
Jas. Whiteley
Chloe
West Spring Creek
F. S. Strong
S. M. Houghtling
James Phillis
Cherry Grove News Highlights
Mrs Steiner returned to Loleta last Thursday. George Brown visited Sheffield Thursday. Miss Noyes of Vandergrift school called home to Sugar Grove due to her mother’s illness. Genevieve Million and Mrs Sutton traveled to Warren and Clarington. More Sheffield visits and local moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove
Mrs. Weaver
Mrs. Boyles
Mr. Weaver
John
Sheffield
Mr. Wilkins
Our Town
Mr. Westling
Mrs. Hovis
Hazel
Mrs. Winger
Mr. Pope
Mr. Allaire
Mrs. Fahler
Warren Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Jay Wiltsie of Warren hosted their son visiting from Warren and Miss Lena Rickerson joined the family. A progressive domino party was held at Miss Mabel Bradley of Fentonville with guests including Miss Hazel Bennett and Miss Lena Rickerson. Hazel Bennett hosted Russell visitors Sunday evening and John Van Orsdale visited from Warren on Monday. The Lady Maccabes hosted a Grange Hall dance Friday night. Stella Thompson, recently in Lander, returned home and Lena Rickerson visited sister Mrs Jay Wiltsie in Warren last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Kennedy
The
Baptist Church
Scholpp
U. B
Nicholson
Baptist Junior Union
M. E
Stone
Charles Baldwin
Alfred Bradly
Fort Sheridan
Minn
Marvin Brokaw
Hallock
Clark Ely
Center Street
Ely
Minnie Nichols
Clear Creek
N. Y
C. Bragg
M. K. Mills
Randolph
Henry Wood
John Curtis
Waterstreet
C. Poy
Pittsfield
Gage
G. Haskins
Swedish Mission Church
Dodge
Mary Fenton
R. EK. Harley
John Hallock
Akron
Ohio
A. Hallock
F. Farquharson
Fredonia
L. Hiller
Hiller
Mertie Comstock
Brooklyn
Ida Johnson
Kane
Edward Stover
Warren
B. D. Keeler
N. Dandois
Edward Gunnerson
Jessie Stover
Tionesta Creek
Edward
Mary Osterman
Angles
Sheffield
A. S
Russell
C. C. Smith
Fred Jackson
John Passinger
Ruby
Perle Winkler
Ed. Gunnerson
Charles Smith
Monroe Passinger
Mabel Arnold
Jince Jackson
George Lindahl
Steven Jerman
Wm. Madigan
Scandia
A. C. Walker
Jim Dunn
John Gunnerson
Adolph
Elmer
Gust Moberg
Lottie Schofield
Ben Johnson
Danielson
Allen
Glade
FrEx
Jay Wiltsie and Son
A. Rickerson
Gerald Hale
Hazel Bennett
Lena Rickerson
Mabel Bradley
Fentonville
John van Orsdale
Lady Maccabes
Grange Hall
Stella Thompson
Lander
Jay Wiltsie
Young People’s Literary meets at Lutheran church
Reports from the week note Mrs. Oscar Johnson ill with grip. Arno Gustafson did a business visit in Youngsville last Saturday. Fred Howard hauls lumber to Pittsfield. Miss Minnie Sandburg visits relatives in Youngsville. Pittsfield school house burned Tuesday morning around six. Fire blamed on overheated stove. Miss Amanda Sandburg visiting relatives nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Literary
Oscar Johnson
Arno Gustafson
Youngsville
Fred Howard
Pittsfield
Minnie Sandburg
Amanda Sandburg
Local Notes From Lottsville and Nearby Areas
E M Lowe traveled to Warren on business. D S Pierce was at Lakewood on Monday. Prof Rosell visited with his parents over the weekend. Margaret Baker, nursing at Sugar Grove, visited her parents. The grip remains prevalent with early cases now recovering. J S Carr and wife visited relatives at Bear Lake Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottsville
E. M. Lowe
Warren
D. S. Pierce
Lakewood
Rosell
Margaret Baker
Sugar Grove
J.S. Carr
Bear Lake
Pittsfield School Building Destroyed by Fire
The Pittsfield public school building burned to the ground at 2 o clock Tuesday morning February 5th. The fire started from an unknown cause and caught in the second story before discovery and was beyond control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Local notes and notices from Sugar Grove and vicinity
The Kane Republican reports on local court matters and public notices including a comparison of Thaw and Godino's cases, a jail execution date, and regional opinions. Also listed are farm and business updates from Chandlers Valley and Sugar Grove with health, church revival, labor strikes, post office changes, large log milling, fair plans, and obituaries.
Legal Blanks at The Matt Office Full Line Catalog Free
A terse legal notice notes blanks at THE Matt office with a full line carried and an invitation to a free catalog. The brief item emphasizes accessibility and availability of forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Harrington Denial Published Over Rupture Treatment Claim
West Salamanca resident W H Harrington warns that false statements accusing him of treating Ernest F Thelin with a rupture appliance and causing insanity will be prosecuted. The 1906 Jamestown letter from Thelin lauds Harrington’s truss as effective, saying it reduced his rupture, ended pain, and let him return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harrington
West Salamanca
N. Y
Ernest F. Thelin
Thelin
Mr. Thelin
Jamestown
Mr. Harrington
Akeley, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Wetmore
Cable Hollow
Ayer
Mary Obertean
Varysburg, N. Y
R Co
Lowell
Mrs. W. Bennett
Sugar Run
James Marsh
B. G. Morrison
Ackley Hollow
Ed. Day and
Westline
Chemical Works
Knobbs
L. G. Adams
Leroy Daugharthy
Culbertson
Davie Young
Fox Hill
Henry Lauffenburger
Stanton
North Warren
Elmer Donalson
Ida Tregay
Hazel Sadler
Ella Passinger
W. H. Madigan
A. Walker
Kelley
Cook
Beach
A. W. Young
Young
U. B. Church
Bennett
Ward Akeley
W. J. Demmon
Jennie Holt
Hatch Run
Dugall
Youngsville Citizen
Harry K. Thaw
Harry Thaw
Frank Godino
C. J. Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
T. Ll. VanGiesen
Schoonmaker
Middleton House
Seminary Street
Noble
Seminary
Sugar Grove Savings Bank
Emma Jones
Farmington
N. A. Foster
Nelson Stafford
Herbert A. Ellis
Pittsburg
P. & E. Railroad
Lee House
Wilson
A. M. Jaycox
Loleta
P.O
P. O
Republican County Com
Warren Co
EK. W. Parshat
Rexall
Siegfried’s
Warren, PA
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