County Letters Te Notice to Correspondents
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
North Warren Grange
Warren
W. E. Porter
R. S. Hartley
Brokenstraw Grange
A. W. Dennison
Farmington Grange
Corydon Grange
Bertha Wilcox
Watson Grange
Woman’s Hour
D. F. Vinton
Leavy
Allegheny Grange
Mary van Orsdale
Ackley Grange
Bumpus
Scandia Grange
Louie Poole
Columbus Grange
Music
North Warren
Local notes highlight health updates and community events
Dodge Fes 6 reports Wilson back on the road and Mrs. Schaener nearing recovery after illness. The Hale family endures sorrow with their son ill following their daughter's Denver return. Akley Farmers Institute yields profit and strong attendance. Willis Hale buys Russell hardware store and takes possession. Ice thick, sleighing scarce, and Miss Lillie Peterson feted on her 18th birthday with a silver spoon gift.
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Farmers’ Institute
Akley
Willis Hale
Russell
James Martin
John Hopkins Jr
Jennie
Lizzie Limburg
Lizzie
Buffalo
Salvation Army School
Mercury
Lillie Peterson
Water Street
Peterson
Mattie Tracy
Whitneys attend funeral of Mrs Miller in Jamestown
Fr 13 notes the funeral of Amanda A. Miller, sister of Dr. T. J. Whitney, in Jamestown last week. It also lists visits, social events, talks by Jamestown professionals, church services, and local civic notes including the announced Farmers Institute and a forthcoming aid dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Whitney
Amanda A. Miller
Whitney
Jamestown
Emma Sill
Sarah Townsend Bennett
Albert Danielson
D. J. Hunt
J. H. Mackie
New York
Atlantic City
Ernest Howard
J. I. Curtis
Bertha Frew
Frewsburg Legion
No. 190
Chautauqua Legion
Er. N. Kimball
Water Street
W. Briggs
School Hall
America
Charles Dodge
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Cecil Winger
J. G. Townsend
Larmouth
Washington
Farmers’ Institute
Pheonix Sfall
Cornell
Titusville
Baptist Church
Maud R. Herron
Mabel Bradley
Fentonville
Flora Wiltsie
Wm. Bradley
Minnie Bradley
United Quarterly Meeting
M. E
U. B
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Vanderweek
Jane Perkins
Corry
Byron
Joseph Perkins
George Hall
Grange Hall
Mrs Mary Perkins Surprised on 71st Birthday with Friendly Gathering
About 35 friends and relatives gathered at Mrs Mary Perkins home on February 13 to celebrate her 71st birthday. The evening featured playful games and selections by Leonard Adams on a talking machine, plus a recitation by Edith Adams titled Deacon Jackson's Backsliding.
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Mary Perkins
Flinch
Ouchre
Pedro
Leonard Adams
Edith Adams
Deacon Jackson
Social gathering honors Mrs Perkins at local home
A cordial party with approval of all concluded with a sumptuous supper. Guests from outside town included Mrs Ella Hayward and daughter Pearl, Mrs Julia Phillips of Jamestown, Warren Phillips of Warren, Mr and Mrs Eugene Adair, Mr and Mrs A W Young, and Mr and Mrs Leonard Adams of Ackley Hollow.
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Perkins
Ella Hayward
Pearl
Julia Phillips
Jamestown
Warren Phillips
Warren
Eugene Adair
A. W. Young
Leonard Adams
Ackley Hollow
Deer Delay on Rail Line Sparks Trackside Flight
Last Wednesday section men spotted two deer on the railroad between Hemlock and Big Bend. They fled ahead of a hand car then disappeared into the woods. Local residents and visitors are noted in a string of Warren area social items, listing visits and small-town gatherings through the weekend.
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Hemlock
Big Bend
Isaac Hare
H. L. Schweitzer
Warren
Edith and
Rose Owen
Sheffield
Mary Owen
J. S. Finley
Herman Blair
Charlie Johnson
Samuel Welsh
Jeff Peterson
Geo. Newark
David Burner
Sam Peters
Irvine
Wm. Sinclair
H. J L. Schweitzer
Sheriff
Emil Johnson
A. L. Brown
Mae
Grand Valley
Mr. Brown
W. Stanford
M. I. Reynolds
Randall Kilder
Misses Lotta
Anna Sinclair
Kane Notes and Social Roundup This Week
Local residents report on visits and arrivals including Mrs. Cole of Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Rick Donovan. Mrs. Mary Birmingham dies. interment at Jamestown. Rev. E. C. Shumaker to Duquesne after farewell hosted in Kane. Florence Hill returns from Franklin after grandfather William Hill's death.
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Fes
John Heckeroth
Elmira
Kane
Alf Evans
Tionesta Avenue
Sailer
B. J. Greenland
Warren
E. C. Shumaker
Shumaker
Duquesne
Florence Hill
Franklin
William Hill
Wesley Emmett
Epworth League supper totals funds. coal strike commentary
Epworth League raised 14.38 at a Saturday hall supper. Various local visits and gatherings noted including Miss Frances Willard memorial plans and Pomona Grange events. The piece mentions Paul Laurence Dunbar’s death in Dayton, Ohio, and a speculative coal strike impact on America’s industry.
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Epworth League
Win Whitman
Warren
Ariel Houghton
Lamona
S. E. Barnes
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frances Willard
Jim Donaldson
Kane
Miss Merrick
Brookston
Harry Blair
Will Hassenger
JL. C. Hassenger
Prof. Ford
Tiona
Will Ducks
Paul Laurence Dunbar
America
Dayton
Ohio
Congressional Library
Washington
Fiala Breaks Silence on Arctic Expedition Aftermath
Fiala, rescued from the Arctic, recounts two years of starvation, sickness, and cold in a tale for McClure’s Magazine. He describes the wrecked ship, failed relief efforts, and extraordinary moonlit Arctic photographs, noting still more events beyond the circle.
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Fiala
Anthony Fiala
Arctic
Pole
McClure
Royal Testing Office of Germany Showcases Laboritory and Machines
The review highlights Germany’s Royal Testing Office where raw materials like building stones are tested on a large scale. It describes a giant freezing machine for stones, wear testing for textiles and threads, and strong emphasis on cement and earth testing. Chemistry aids industrial problem solving through an expert panel ready to handle practical issues from inventors and builders.
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Germany
French Unionists Stage Quiet End of Work Day Plan
On May 1, 1906, under current arrangements, every French trade unionist will finish an eight hour shift and quietly leave the factory. The following morning he will report for a second eight hour day’s work as arranged.
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Stoneham
Babcock
Jane Wollaston
Swarberg
Swanson
Ridelsperger
Susie Young
Rose Braddish
Cleona Smith
R. Grossenberg
N. Sanborn
Dora Wesling
O. Frederick
Eitner
Lizzie Johnson
Paulson
T. Bines
Columbus
Erie
Leon Hill
Anna Ayer
Elmer Dutton
Grady
W. Va
B. G. Gregory
Ayer
Mars
Mary Obertean
Varysburg, N
Ayers
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Eddystone
Royal Testing Office
Warren Trust Company
Warren. Penn’a
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