County Letters Reminder to Send Copy by Tuesday
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1906
Page
8
Local notes record visits and travels in Warren area
War ren district gossip notes list visits by Marsh White Clendening and Fellows to Corydon Ackley and Schuler’s. A wandering stranger described as insane is spotted. Ice harvests praised. medical cases at Buffalo General Hospital. local lawyers and merchants noted. A bridge across the Allegheny urged for regional connectivity between Warren Sala manca Smethport Bradford Jamestown Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Sequine
Ira Williams
Corydon
A. D. Bentley
Kinzua
H.G. Arthur
Akeley
Florence McGill
Westline
S. L. Morrison
Cora Green
A. H
C. C. Flatt
Buffalo General Hospital
Sidney Blackman
Blackman
Leo Wilcox
Onoville
N. Y
A. M. Marsh
Allegheny River
Warren
Salamanca
Smethport
Bradford
Jamestown
Sugar Grove
Proposed bridge site across Allegheny to aid farmers and lumbermen
The article argues for a northern county bridge over the Allegheny, bridging the gap from Glade to Onoville, NY, about 25 miles apart. Taxpayers in Kinzua Elk and Corydon townships favor a location near the Onoville bridge, viewing it as benefiting many residents more than Corydon by personal motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Glade
Onoville
N. Y
Kinzua
Elk
Corydon
New York
Sleigh party and community happenings in Frewsburg
In Frewsburg on Friday night the Uneeda Singing Society from Jamestown held a gathering at Stanley Hall with a late-night luncheon and early morning departure. The week’s notable visits include Mrs. Mackie at Ellington and Mrs. Sill from Fostoria visiting Sarah Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneeda Singing Society
Jamestown
Stanley Hall
J. H. Mackie
Ellington
Emma Sill
Fostoria
Ohio
Sarah Bennett
W. H. Briggs
L. W. Merrick
Pittsburg
Wm. Merrick
Flint Blanchard
Merrick
Blanchard
Farmers’ Institute
H. Cummins
Charles Peterson
Esther
Conewango
Carroll
Poland
Ellicot
Kiantone
Warren County
Er. B. Cornell
Baptist Church
Jamestown Journal
Frewsburg
M. E
A. B
U. B
Barnard
Marvin Bennett
Bert Curtis
Fentonville
John Curtis
Baptist Valentine Social Promises Pleasant Evening
A valentine social hosted by Baptist church youths at the basement of the church last Wednesday night provided a good time for attendees. Earlier, Harold Pieltz fell at the YMCA gym and fractured his arm during a basketball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Pieltz
the Baptist Church
Trooper Ward London Returns From Philippine Service
Trooper Ward H. London of the Twelfth Cavalry is home after three years of service in the Philippines. Several local notices include health trips by Dr. M. J. Sweeney to Daytona Beach for their son Eugene and Dr. F. L. Antes attending a Western Pennsylvania Osteopathic Convention in Pittsburg. Scattered reports mention scarlet fever cases in Kane and town improvement efforts, with visits by Mrs. Force of Cambridge Springs and Mrs. A. Albertson to relatives in Warren and Rochester seminary preacher Rev. C. F. Eddy. Leota Whitehill spent Sunday in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward H. London
Twelfth Cavalry
Philippines
M. J. Sweeney
Daytona
Florida
Eugene
F.L. Antes
Western Pennsylvania Osteopathic Association
Pittsburg
Mary Hayes
Southern Pines
N. C
Local Notes Highlight Community Moves and Visits
Mrs. Stanford takes infant to eye specialist in Buffalo. Several Warren visitors, sales of stores, college attendance, sick lists, and operations noted. Dances, funerals, revival meetings, and church attendance feature amid multiple town visits and family news. A number of residents travel to Jamestown Warren Clarendon and Eric with hospitality and health updates.
Valentine entertainment draws broad local turnout
The February 20 event was well attended and enjoyed by all. Henry Peterson had business in Jamestown Saturday. A marriage occurred February 17 1906 at the home of T Tobey with David Smutz and Nellie Palmer officiated by Rev Belden. Valley Grange held a meeting Saturday with a good program. next regular meeting is March 3 with an open session. Ruby Samuelson visiting W M Delamater. Joe Gage from Bradford visited. Delmar Mickelson from Sugar Grove visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Henry Peterson
Jamestown
T. Tobey
David Smutz
Yankee Bush
Nellie Palmer
Brown Hill
Belden
Valley Grange
Ruby Samuelson
W. M. Delamater
Joe Gage
Bradford
Delmar Mickelson
Sugar Grove
W. Delamater
Local Social Notes and Church Meeting Report
Mr and Mrs W F Atkins visited friends out of town. Benj Marsh attended car treatment in Dunkirk and Farmers Institute at Frewsburg. John Brown of Jamestown stayed with W W Wilson. A church meeting decided to invite evangelists for meetings. Ice harvesting continues. Mrs Gee Stoddard is feeble. Eddie Hale is improving. W W Wilson remains sick at home. Mrs E J Brown and children visited Frewsburg.
Mrs Minore and Christenson Recover From Pneumonia
Columbus reports Mrs Andrew Minore and Mr Christenson improving after pneumonia. Funeral news: Mrs James Hopkins died Thursday night after a brief illness at age 83, survived by daughters Abby Griffin Louise Bentley Hattie Chamberlain and sons Joseph and John Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Minore
Christenson
James Hopkins
Abby Griffin
Louise Bentley
Hattie Chamberlain
Joseph and
John Hopkins
Local Social News From Warren and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Wm Sinclair visited in Warren on Tuesday. Mrs H L Schweitzer and son Clyde saw Mrs Neils Hansen on Quaker Hill. Mrs C W Anderson visited Warren Thursday. P Amacher Prudential agent was in town on business Thursday. Geo Wedin and son George visited Red House New York and stayed with Mr and Mrs Carl Walquist. Mr and Mrs Chas Edgett of Warren guests of Mr and Mrs W Stanford Sunday and Monday. Mrs Fullar of Sheffield stayed with her daughter Mrs Chas Anderson. Mrs Roy Magee and Gerald visited Isaac Hare family Sunday. Deforest and Leonard Haag of Warren visited town Sunday. Mrs H L Schweitzer visited Mrs Philip Schweitzer in Warren Monday. Sam Peters visited his Irvinton family Thursday. Claude Lawson visited his parents at Irvineton Sunday. Miss Lotta and Anna Sinclair visited their parents Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Wm. Sinclair
Warren
H. L. Schweitzer
Clyde
Neils Hansen
Quaker Hill
C. W. Anderson
P. Amacher
Prudential Insurance
Geo. Wedin
George
Red House
N. Y
Carl Walquist
Chas. Edgett
W. Stanford
Fullar
Sheffield
Chas. Anderson
Roy Magee
Gerald
Isaac Hare
Deforest
Leonard Haag
Town
Philip Schweitzer
Sam Peters
Irvington
Claude Lawson
Irvineton
Lotta
Anna Sinclair
Clyde Mason Visits Ridel Sperger Household
Mr. Clyde Mason spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ridel Sperger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Clyde Mason
Mrs. Ridelsperger
C IL S C Meets At Pierce Home And Regional News
The C IL S C gathered Friday at C E Pierce’s home. O J Pierce returns from Corry Hospital improved after an operation. Attendants joined a Wrightsville masquerade dance. Mrs Addie Baker remains in poor health. A J Pierce and family visited C E Pierce. Miss Lulu Coyell visited Columbus home. W M Lawson listed sick. The Washington Post favors moving the State Penitentiary closer to New York City to reduce patron transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Pierce
Corry Hospital
Wrightsville
Addie Baker
A. J. Pierce
Margaret Baker
C. E. Pierce
Lulu Coyel
Columbus
W. M. Lawson
State Penitentiary
Sing Sing
New York City
The
Washington Post
Entertaining Made Easy Second Edition For Parties
The second edition offers decorations games and refreshments for daytime and evening gatherings plus 33 guessing games with answers. It pairs with What to Serve and How to Prepare It featuring many recipes and a collection of toasts menus and serving suggestions. Published by Home Entertainment Bureau Chicago 25 cents per copy sent on approval with return privilege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Entertainment Bureau
N. Trumbull Ave
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines Will Not Contest Two Cent Law
J. J. Brook, general counsel for the Pennsylvania lines, says the company will operate under Ohio's two cent fare law and avoid service reductions. If revenue drops, they will gather data to seek repeal or modification from the Legislature or refer the issue to an upcoming railroad commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn’s
J. J. Brook
Pennsylvania Lines
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Germany
Fxsb
H. A. Marsh
Vernia White
Elk School
Aliie Clendening
Ackley
Pearl Fellows
Maud Madigan
Ackley Hollow
David Nelson
Sebastine Eberhart
A. R. McStraw
H. M. McStraw
Vermilyea
Clinton Beach
Nellie Marsh
Schuler
Emory Blood
Fox Hill
Ladow
Steamburg
P. L. Brown
Jacob Schuler
Lizzie Outrid
C. D. Outrid’s
Olean
Fred Kagel
Emma Kagel
Marie
Mary Lounsbury
Emma Fellows
John Smith
State Line Run
Russell
Sugar Run
Chris. Peterson
Kane
Ayer
V. Brock
Wayland, Mich
Te Albedo
J.C. Ay
Ayers
R Co
Lowell, Mase
Aca
North Clarendon
J. Larson
Tony Knight
Gorden Hill
J. Beatty
C. Mallory
Clara Watson
Perry Marble
Daniel Marble
A. L. Trantum
Pearl Trantum
Hopkins
Ll. M. Christie
Corry
Ben Mainwarring
Lamona
Sydney Barnes
Halton
Washington
Enis Snapp
S. E. Barnes
Chandler
Vinnie Hoover
Mable Wolfe
North Warren
Wm. Wolfe
Mayme Donaldson
Miss Hoover
Loleta
James Irvin
Ariel Mainwarring
Mable Alling
Royston
Laverne Ford
Clarendon
Ray Allen
Marienville
Harmon Barnes
Floyd Allen
Sidney Barnes
A. McCurry
Nellie Baker
Ridelsperger
Frank Higgins
Babcock
Youngsville
Sanborn
Paulson
Eric
Mr. Paulson
Will
C. Nelson
Baldensperger
A. Baldensperger
Nelson
A. Swanson
Snaberg
H.wesling
Helen
Hugh Siggins
Chandlers Valley
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Hemlock
Stoneham
Lottsville
C. IL. S.C
Warren Trust Company
Warren. Penn’a
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