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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
2
Bear Lake Social Notes and Obituary Notices
Miss Elga Tillotson hosted by Union City friends last week as A. C. Tillotson visited Corry. Mrs. Lucy Seguine died at Bear Lake after years of residence. Box Social at Elmer Church raised funds with bids from 75 cents to 4 dollars. Funeral held at home with Mrs. Clara Watson officiating. Ladies Aid gathered with Mrs Eloeen church Cornish providing wood timber for the church. Guy Barry attended in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Elga Tillotson
Union City Friends
A. C. Tillotson
Corry
McAllister
Randolph
N. Y
Dexter
Christian Aid
Henry Scholton
Elmer Church
G. G. Carter
Blazdell
Treasury
Hewes
Lottsville School
Fernley Church
Lucy Seguine
Guernsey
Clara Watson
Jamestown
Eloeen
Cornish
Guy Barry
Lander News Briefs Faceful With Local Notes
David Phillips visits his daughter Mary Chase in Brennan Ohio. Andrew Lindell completes course at Hoff Business College Warren. Asa Stanton installs Bell phone at home. L. B. Dunham moves to H C Prestons house. will manage orchards for Prestons. H W Mahan returns from Buffalo with brother W H Mahan, who was in Homeopathic Hospital three weeks. R Johnson visits parents from Salamanca. North Warren church cantata In the House of Simon the Pharisee well sung by choir with Dr Vermilyea FP BE Thompson and Miss Wagner. Elmer Hansen attends Epworth League sub district convention at Falconer. Miss Rose Esperson birthday post cards shower. she is 15. Delia Anderson and Anna Babcock visit. Gerald Babcock and others spend day at Jamestown. Mrs BE Knapp visits Warren. Mrs Asa Stanton improving. her mother Ida King also better. L A Putnam and Merritt Babcock buy organs for homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Mahan
Buffalo
W. H. Mahan
Buffalo Homeopathic Hospital
H. R. Johnson
Salamanca
N. Y
M. B
Simon the
North Warren Presbyterian Church
C. H. Vermilyea
BE. Thompson
Miss Wagner
Russell
C. Elmer Hansen
Epworth League
Falconer
Rose Esperson
Miss H Esperson
Delia Anderson
Anna Babcock
Gerald Babcock
Ford Hitchcock
Allan Firth
Lawrence Firth
Jamestown
BE. H. Knapp
Ernest Knapp
Warren
Asa Stanton
Ida King
L. A. Putnam
Merritt Babcock
East Branch News Roundup Hits Local Socials
Mrs Roi land Whaley of Garland visited her parents Mr and Mrs C N Fairchilds Friday and Saturday. Gordon Blanchard and son Harold visited his sister Mrs Inez Earl in Union City Saturday. Mrs Charles Whaley, ill previously, is able to be out again. Mrs G W Gow closed revival meetings Sunday night. Jennie May improve after long illness. Fred Schrader visited Misses Sarah and Nina Cobb Sunday. Karl Sanford bought a new team. Teasdale couple moving goods to Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Roiland Whaley
Garland
C. N
Charles Whaley
G. W. Gow
Jennie May
Fred Schrader
Sarah
Nina Cobb
Karl Sanford
Mrs. Teasdale
Spring Creek
Mount Oak Mourns as O. A. Robinson Dies at 76
O. A. Robinson of Mount Oak died February 7 after a short illness. Born September 4, 1834 in Canada, he married twice and left seven children and eleven grandchildren. Funeral held February 10 at 2 p.m. at the family home with H. H. Hull and Rev. Bennett in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Elga Oviatt
Youngsville
Jessie Fisk
Gladys
Brown Hill
Spartansburg
R. D. Daye
Grand Valley
Ed. Young
Emmet
West Virginia
Canada
Mary McCray
Pittsfield
Mary Inmicke
Spring Creek
Catherine Smith
Patty Young
Amanda
Robinson
H. H. Hull
Rev. Bennett
Cemetery Auxiliary Sets March 1 Meeting in Columbus
In Columbus on February 20 the Cemetery Auxiliary plans a March 1 gathering with Mrs. Lawrence Walton. Community services at the M. E. church Sunday evenings draw large crowds, including a recent event led by W Gy. Ts Upane. Remains of Mrs. Lucy Smith Sequine and Mrs. Wim. Sutton are being brought here for burial. A drowning accident at Columbus pond claimed 16 year old Miss Mary Stevens, buried Saturday after a prayer service at her aunt Mrs. Belle Baker’s home. BE. C. Barnes sold his store to Dan Sullivan who assumed it last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Sutton
Mary Stevens
Henry Stevens
Columbus Pond
Miss Stevens
Belle Baker
Rev. Hickok
Ashville
BE. C. Barnes
Dan Sullivan
Spring Creek Social Notes From Feb 20
M Packard, under Dr Paige care, can go out. Mrs Celia Wentworth and daughter Leta visit her parents Mr and Mrs F B Hyer. G W Graham visited daughter Georgia Carroll at Youngsville. E A Werle returns to Jamestown after months with relatives. Frank Hyer visits cousin Fritz Burrows ill with grippe. Alita Winn of Blue Eye plans to rent Packard farm this year and move soon. Peterson Corry a dance last Friday evening was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
M. Packard
Paige
Celia Wentworth
Leta
Corry
F. B. Hyer
G. W. Graham
Georgia Carroll
Youngsville
E. A. Werle
Amestown
Frank Hyer
Fritz Burrows
East Branch
Alita Winn
Blue Eye
Mount Oak visitor fills pulpit in Sanford
Harry Dodge of Mount Oak visited Sanford on February 20. Rev. McIntyre of Pleasantville preached at the U B church Sunday morning in Rev. W A Bennett's absence. Madeline Scott and Alice Garber, students at Spartansburg, spent Sunday with Alice Blood of Warren, who is visiting sister Mrs. Clare Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Harry Dodge
Mount Oak
Rev. McIntyre
Pleasantville
U. B
W. A. Bennett
Madeline Scott
Alice Garber
Spartansburg
Alice Blood
Warren
Clare Pierce
Social news from Sugar Grove and surrounding area
Mrs Paul Gaunt and daughter Marie of Youngsville visited A E Rice's over Sunday. Wm Addenbrook and daughter Sugene visited A M McDonald last week. Rev J C MacDonald district superintendent held quarterly conference here. Mrs Herbert Davis of Jamestown visited Pardon Davis and family. The Thimble Club met with Mrs Frank Wheelock and Miss Mary Stuart hosted a young crowd for games and lunch. Blaine Wright entertained local youths Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Paul Gaunt
Marie
Youngsville
A. E. Rice
Wm. Addenbrook
Sugene
A. M. McDonald
Ray Lovejoy
Fred Roote
Jamestown
Elijah Roote
Thimble Club
Frank Wheelock
Mary Stuart
M. E
Herbert Davis
Pardon Davis
Shellac: a handy finish for scratched woodwork
Natural finish woodwork damaged by scratches or dents can be restored with shellac. Prepare by dissolving dry yellow flakes in about 95 percent alcohol, shaking occasionally until dissolved in a few hours. Shellac serves as a convenient varnish to cover marks on furniture.
Local News From Sugar Run and Corydon
Mrs. Eugene Bentley of Corydon mourns mother in law's death in Parker's Landing. Several residents, including Mark Marsh and Orlo Hoop, report injuries and grippe illness. Mrs. M. J. Handley travels to Parkers Landing. Warren Morrison recovers from illness. Dennis Stephens moves nearer work. Ernest Springer seeks employment in Quaker Run. Mrs. Thos. Preston, formerly Orrie Palmer, dies in Parker's Landing at 54. interment in Kinzua. John Wooster visits Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Ron
Sugar Run
Eugene Bentley
Corydon
Chas. Hallsinger
Slayton
Mark Marsh
M. J. Handley
Dolly Bentley
Orlo Hoop
L. D. Smith
Parkers Landing
Warren Morrison
Marvin Russ
Cory*don
Ernest Springer
Quaker Run
N. Y
Dennis Stephens
Frank Cain
Mildred Hook
Lattie Foulkrod
Leo Whyte
Cyntha Tome
Eugene Billsborough
Pittsfield
Thos. Preston
Orrie Palmer
Parker’s Landing
Armstrong County
Kinzua
Preston
Thomas Preston
B. M. Palmer
Parker's Landing
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