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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1911
Page
2
A memo urges reporters to avoid naming individuals unless a first name or initials can be provided. It stresses avoid recording items when only generic references to Mr or Mrs Somebody exist.
Frank Wheelock attended the hardware convention in Pittsburg last week. Rev G T Robinson visited Grove City and performed a wedding for Mrs Samuel Gourley and Alton Jones. Mrs Alice Fredelius died after illness. burial by Maple Wood Rebekah lodge. Funeral Wednesday at one in Sugar Grove. Several visits, dinners, and entertainments noted including the Calender Club tea on St Valentine’s Day and a Bible Class banquet at Odd Fellows hall with music and toasts.
A pendulum clock from 1622 once owned by Cromwell is kept in Philadelphia. A 1640 German clock, recently doctored by a Yankee clock maker, runs six months between windings. A Frehel aeronaut patented a balloon that packs into its basket for one man carriage.
A. R. Mix returns from Hamburg to visit son J. Ll. Mix. H W Mahan makes a Warren trip. Fred Craker improves after serious illness. Lindell Bros. thresh buckwheat for L A Coleman. Mrs A W Dennison loses a valuable trotting colt. U P Literary Society merges with High School Literary Club. Rev O H Sibley speaks on Abraham Lincoln at M and church. Mrs Ida King ill at daughter Mrs Asa Stanton’s. Stanton also ill. Miss Wave Putnam visits Putnamville. C Hansen’s runaway spooked buggy horses. no damage.
Miss Florence Carver of Panama N Y visits cousin Mrs L G Adams for a few days. Mrs Henry Akeley and son call on Mrs Jacob Allen and Mrs A W Young. Several residents including Mrs A B Adams and Edna Lauffenburger appear in weekend calls and errands around Warren Russell Fox Hill and Hollow areas.
Miss Myrtle Covel of Morrison’s accompanied by Miss Lena Hoop for much of the week. Abel Wilcox of Onoville N Y visited his brother Leo Wilcox Saturday night. Mrs Lottie Foulkrod stayed with F KE Nickerson’s family at Kinzua one day last week. Sugar Run youths attended a Grange social at Kinzua Saturday. Mary Whiteley visited relatives in Bradford over the weekend. Mrs Helen Arthur of Tionesta is in town. Master Jesse Bilsborough and brother spent Sunday with their grandfather at Pittsfield Pa. Carrie Krimble of Irvine was in town Saturday. Dema Nickerson and Elva Newark of Ninzua called on friends Sunday. Mrs Francis Brown is spending the week at Ninzua.
Miss Rose Vorse spent Sunday with her parents at Matthews Raw. J. A. Anderson of Pittsfield was in town Tuesday. Miss Gertrude Rose returned from Jamestown last week. A E Tan of Ross Hill was in town Saturday. Mrs Lydia Holby of Titusville visits her daughter Mrs Karns. R J White D D of Buffalo Noo guests of Dr and Mrs McClune. The Misses Anna and Ruth Carlson visited Miss Minnie Johnson at Irvineton Sunday.
Thompson Loomis died at his home on February 12. E R Allen of Warren visited the area on Sunday. Elizabeth Love plans to return home around February 20 after visiting Jamestown and Lakewood. A social for the M B E church will be held February 16 at the Carrs home. Gerald Carr visits friends here. John Findly visited C J Bindley. Ira Bindly and Gertrude Bindly visited Corry last Saturday. Flora Allen returned from Youngsville after visiting her sister. Mrs. R F Clark is slowly recovering. A M Woodin and daughter Nellie were Corry visitors last Thursday.
The Grand Valley Charge met at the U B church in Sanford with Rev. R J White of Buffalo presiding and preaching at both services. A F Goodwell is ill with a severe cold. W A Sanford helped move L J Sanford to Lapton farm. Funeral attendees for O A Robinson of Trimm's Corners included Mrs W A Sanford and others. Rapp visited family in Waton township then returned to work. J N Falkinburg spent Sunday at Jamestown NY.
East Branch report notes quarterly meetings by gospel workers at Mickle Hill beginning February 17 with the Union City bishop expected to attend. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Roy Hill improving slowly. Kitchen shower for Mr and Mrs Roy Lillie hosted Feb 11 with guests from Erie Corry.
Mr and Mrs Chas Whaley suffer a grippe attack with Dr Maitland of Spartansburg attending. Guests include Mr and Mrs John Elston of Spartansburg visiting Mr and Mrs Jas Phillis. Maude Wright and Lyle Colby of Corry spent Sunday with Truman Lillie. Mattie Whaley returned to work at Corry. Mrs C M Cobb and daughter Sarah visited Corry. Paul Whaley of West Spring Creek spent weekend with grandparents Chas and Mrs Whaley.
Pittsfield report states Mrs. Perry Smith died at home on Friday February 10 after a long illness of consumption. Beside her husband she leaves a daughter, father, mother and a brother. Local items note Miss Katie Price staying with Mrs. Johnson, store sale by T. Yates to Ralph Haupin, and several visits and minor notes around Archie Porter Watt's Flats Lottsville and surrounding households.
Frank Hamilton dies after months of illness with funeral at the church and burial in West Lawn cemetery. Mrs Lavinia Wetmore dies at a daughter’s home in Elgin with funeral services there. Mrs Lucius White dies in Los Angeles and will be buried here next summer. Frank Scholton visits Erie as a business guest. Town girls host a Valentine party while seniors plan a dance and sugar social. An old folks dance is set for Scholton’s hall on February 22 with Rev Watson speaking at the Free Church biweekly.
Mrs. A. J. Davis died February 11 at her daughter's home aged 55 with funeral Tuesday and burial in Oakland. Geo. Hertzel died February 11 aged 63 with funeral Tuesday at 2. Peter Amacher died February 16 at his Glade nun home after five months illness with funeral Sunday and Oakland burial. Jacob Amann died February 10 at his daughter’s home aged 79 born in France. Rev. Brinkman officiated Monday, Oakland burial. John P. Nesmith died February 13 at 85. funeral Wednesday. Geo. W. Moltz a G A R veteran aged 62 died February Friday at Eagle Hotel Youngsville. Mrs. Martha Blanchard died February at her daughter’s home Barnes. funeral Sunday. Mrs. Alice Fredelius died February at her Sugar Grove home. funeral Wednesday.
Olive trees typically yield a plentiful fall crop followed by a lighter harvest the next year making inconsistent yearly production patterns in olive agriculture.
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