Chautauqua Assembly moves offices amid regional notes
Local items report the Chautauqua Assembly offices relocating from Cleveland to Chautauqua, near Fredonia the grape land fetches 400 dollars per acre, smallpox vaccination efforts in Corry, and Edinboro Normal inviting Warren County students. Also notes rail improvements, school honor rolls, and a Jamestown water plant vote.
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Fredonia
N. Y
Jamestown
Jamestown Water Co
Chautauqua County
Chautauqua
Local social notes on gatherings and visits across Warren area
Miss Myrtle Thompson hosts a sleigh party from Warren with charades and refreshments. The masquerade ball by Misses Jennie Weaver and Lizzie Henderson is a grand success with a large crowd and unique costumes. Several residents recover from illness while others travel or attend church meetings and dances.
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Myrtle Thompson
Warren
Blair
Rhodeberger
Bert Stover
Porkey
Fuiay
Jennie Weaver
Lizzie Henderson
Mary McGuire
St. Clara’s Hall
Sheffield
Tiona
Garland
I. O. O. F. Hall
Eva Hickey
Jennie Stover
Ellen Swanson
Anna Kashiner
Pomona Grange Meeting in Warren County
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 will meet March 6 and 7 at 1 30 PM in Columbus Grange hall. Program includes songs, welcomes, debates on education taxation and legislation, reports, and the fifth degree ceremony with Master B A West and Lecturer C L Olmstead listed.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Hall of Columbus Grange
Columbus Grange
W. A. McCray
Spring Creek Grange
G. W. Chappel
Eldred Grange
Pomona
Scandia Grange
EK. Meeley
Brokenstraw Grange
Watson Grange
Ackley Grange
New London Grange
Farmington
H S. Ayers
Blanche Covel
G. A. Woodside
B. A. West
Claka T. Olmstead
Local visitors and upcoming events noted in town listings
Feb 18 reports Mr. Culbertson and others visiting Allegheny Springs and Pittsfield. Rev Benj Winger to speak on Indian famine at the Free Methodist Church next Saturday. Farmer's Institute planned Feb 20 21 with speakers from abroad. Wright Bros Laundry operating. Floral Woodin dies at 15. remembered as earnest, active in M E church. J T Brennan to preach Feb 23 at M E church.
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Benj. Winger
Free Methodist Missionary Society
F. M
Farmer’s Institute
Wright Bro’s
K. M. Andrews
Garland
Gay Phillips
Warren Sunny
Flora Woodin
P. A. Baker
M. E. Church
Dorothy Jackson
Warren
J. W. Agrelius
Corry
Sara Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
Minnie McClain
North Dakota
Emma Arird
Arird
Mildred Homer
Kinzua
A. H. Gallup
J.T. Brennan
M. E
Local notes and election results in Brokenstraw Township
Feb 19 residents visit Nashiville and Warren with brief social updates. A theft witness inquiry resumes in Warren. Prof Morris earns praise for a vocal entertainment. Eugene Morrison near Thompson Station is paralyzed. Local jobs and telegraph changes noted. Brokenstraw Township selects Cooney as Justice Almindinger as supervisor and other officials including Somers and Samson in the election results.
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W. E. Metzger
Nashiville
Tenn
Our Village
New York City
J. W. Hughes
Warren
Leffard
H. L. Morris
Morris
Eugene Morrison
Thompson Station
Will Cooney
Agent Green
David Shehan
Johanna Hennesy
John Masterson
Hennesy
Ohio
Brokenstraw Township
John Cooney
J. J. Almindinger
W. F. Jackson
Geo. H. Somers
C. B. Brown
C. J. Samson
G. H. Somers
J. M. McKean
E. C. McKinney
Miss Smith Opens Meetings in Corry After Storm
February 17 reports Miss Smith of Corry beginning meetings here again after a two week storm break. A dime social is set for Thursday at John Wolfe's. Miss Edith Mapse of Garland and Miss Grace Mapse of Corry visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Croker over the weekend. Rev Rinell preached at the locale.
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Miss Smith
Corry
John Wolfe
Edith Mapse
Garland
Grace Mapse
Quarantine Ordered After Rabies in Borough
Dr J W Mc Clune reports his dog has rabies prompting killing of several dogs and a borough wide quarantine. Mrs Dorcas Jagger improves after illness. W C T U plans Old Maids Convention with proceeds for Seminary chapel repairs.
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J. W. McClune
Dorcas Jagger
M. B. Rowley
Harmon
McDonald’s Hall
Seminary
J. C. Hamilton
F. R. Miller
Caroline Miller
Donald Stuart
Jamestown
McIntosh
Robert
Local Notes and Obituary Briefs
Miss Minnie Hinsdale is ill with measles and Mrs L H Darling teaches in her stead. George Linberg returns from Titusville as his father lies ill. Died Feb 15 Mrs Albert Hunter age 55 leaving a husband two brothers and many friends. Funeral Tuesday at U B Church. Alma Peterson and Erick Carlson of Warren visit Fred Peterson. Bert Langdon and his Findley Lake bride visit Rev Langdon. Mrs Fred Peterson visits daughters in Warren. W M Delamater and Freddie Peterson have business in Warren today.
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Minnie Hinsdale
L. H. Darling
George Linberg
Titusville
Albert Hunter
U. B
Alma Peterson
Erick Carlson
Warren
Fred Peterson
Bert Langdon
Bride
Findley’s Lake
Correction of grape industry returns for 1901
Corrected railroad shipments total 6 770 cars at twelve tons each, 81 240 tons and 20 310 000 eight pound baskets. Wine output in the grape belt reaches 2 000 000 gallons with 250 000 gallons unfermented for church use. Pack grapes fetch ten cents per basket and bulk grapes 14 dollars per ton with late sales at 3 28 a ton. Vineyards to expand next season as growers are prosperous and eager to produce more fruit.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
Marriage of Grzegorzewski and Supkoske at St Hyacinth
Pronounce These Names Peter Grzegorzewski and Miss Anna Supkoske wed this morning at 9 o clock in St Hyacinth church with witnesses Joseph Grzegorzewski Helen Pehdiski John Supkoske Augusta Stegelski Rev Father Swinko officiating Dunkirk Observer Also AD V and Lake Shore rail line promotes west bound tickets with Big 4 connections Feb 18 as next sale date via agents and winter tourist book.
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Peter Grzegorzewski
Anna Supkoske
Father Swinko
St. Hyacinth Church
Joseph Grzegorzewski
Helen Pehdiski
John Supkoske
Augusta Stegelski
Dunkirk
Lake Shore
A. J. Smith
Edinboro Normal offers thorough arts and sciences instruction
The Edinboro Normal catalog advertises comprehensive education in arts and sciences with John F. Bigler named as principal. The note mentions the Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger to serve farmers and others with horses, no on‑site livery. Also mentions inexpensive china sets and a pile cure by C Flindt.
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Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
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Boro
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I. C. O. F. Hall
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Detroit
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Vaile
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Endira
West of England
Mehtagher & Hogan the Big Store
Joe Omen
Eberhart
Water St
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
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W. F. Henry
Fire Insurance
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Hammond Iron Works
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