Anti spitting ordinance enforces arrests in Erie
Erie enforces a new anti spitting ordinance resulting in the arrest of 20 offenders. Other notes report Sugar Grove Teachers Institute attendance, snowbound Clarion Boro, and various local happenings including smallpox closures, ginseng farming trials, and Kane Business Men's Association formation.
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Erie
Teachers’ Institute
Sugar Grove
Clarion Boro
Daughters of the Revolution
Warren County
Tidioute
W. H. Turner
Patrons of Husbandry Meet at Corydon Grange
Warren County Pomona Grange No 10 will meet Corydon Grange in Corydon hall March 5 and 6 beginning 1 30 pm Thursday Program includes music welcome by Roswell Canfield and discussion questions on farming profitability rural schools soil fertility and family guardianship among others A fifth degree meeting with initiation planned for Thursday evening Music by Corydon Grange and remarks by D B Trisket Master and Mrs B A West Lecturer
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Corydon Grange
Corydon
Roswell Canfield
J.J. Wheeler
Farmington Grange
Charles Hoag
Scandia Grange
Grange
Bagley
Columbus Grange
J. B. Thompson
New London Grange
A. W. Reeves
Brokenstraw Grange
J. J. Wheeler
Watson Grange
Pennsylvania
Eldred
Ackley Grange
Tena Vinton
Maysie
Nellie Morris
Pomona
D. B. Trisket
B. A. West
The Best Job Printing at the Mai Office
Local notice touts superior job printing services at the Mai office. It promises high quality work and quick turnaround for all printing needs.
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Mai
Corydon County Notes Highlight Local Health and Marriages
Master George Black fractured his elbow on an icy slide but is resting comfortably after Dr. C C Flatt reduced the fracture. Miss Mina Butler wed Monroe Fredenberg at Onoville on Feb 21, and Dr. Flatt is re-elected to the Corydon school board. Eighty seven couples attended landlord Griffin’s masquerade ball. Rev Parsons and Rev Dean prep for M E Church pro- meetings starting March 2.
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George Black
C. C. Flatt
George
Jacob Shuler
Esk Tp
Corydon
Warren
Dora Akers
Ludlow
Romane Griffin
Frank Kennedy
Mina Butler
Monroe Fredenberg
Onoville
Board of Education
Board of
Road Supervisors
Lucia Brown
Russell
Griffin
Daniel Shuler
Germany
M.E
Parsons
Dean
Mars
Patrick Quinn
Aooe
Fire destroys Main street shoe shop and more in Youngsville
A fire last Friday morning consumed the one story Main street building owned by W. D. Kinnear housing W. D. Belnap’s shoe shop and Dr. Danlevy’s office. Belnap, Danlevy, and Davis losses included leather tools library and piano. Insured structures and a quick fire response limited total damage. Local residents push for R R street extension to Creek to create ~ thirty building sites.
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Youngsville
Fes
J. P. Burns
Kinzua
S. L. Todd
J. D. Shannon
Oil City
Main Street
W. D. Kinnear
W. D. Belnap
Dr. Danlevy
College Street
R. R. Street
Barton
Fentonville
N. Y
A. S. Ransom
Ally Ransom
Scio, O
M. Irvine
Freehold
A. McKinney
Frank Wright
Warren
Community News and Tragedy in Pittsfield
Harry Kingsley loses a valuable horse while hauling lumber for McGrew Bros. in Pittsfield. Elof Lind dies from injuries after a sawmill accident on February 16. Funeral and local notices include Emma Rinell returning from Warren and Maud Webb with Allie P. Thacher planning March 4 nuptials.
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J. A. Rinell
Titusville
Elof Lind
Frank Hagle
W. J. Davis
Hartford Fire Ins. Co
G. A. Jackson
Boro
Irvineton News Highlights Local Events and People
The Irvineton W C T U held a 10 cent supper at M E Church raising funds. Col C P Payne arranged an early opening for Allegheny Springs hotel. Dr William H Hay visits from New Castle and plans return to Youngsville. Ice men report a fine crop and Prof Maurer and I H S beat Youngsville 42 to 5. Mrs Lemley Parshall Shannon attend County S S Convention at Pittsfield. Miss Theresa Nelson among delegates. J W Hughes of Warren visited town.
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Irvineton
M. KE
John Olson
Allegheny Springs
Col
C. P. Payne
Wm. H. Hay
New Castle
Youngsville
Maurer
February Concert Draws Big Audience Despite Severe Weather
The February 24 concert drew a large crowd even with severe weather. Sunday-school scholars attended the Spring Creek convention on Saturday. Frank Hardinger of Mill Village aided Frank Shelton with a home furnace. Mrs Sheldon and Miss Hinckley returned to Clymer Friday after visiting friends. Frank Crosby from Bradne came home. A medicine show performs this week at Scholton's hall. Primary pupils gave rhetoricals in class today under Miss Hattie Tyler who received high praise.
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Spring Creek
Frank Hardinger
Mill Village
Frank Shelton
Sheldon
Hinckley
Clymer
Frank Crosby
Bradne
Scholton’s
Hattie Tyler
Miss Tyler
Local Social News from Cherry Grove and Surrounding Towns
James McMichael visited Warren friends last week. Mrs Pheobia Farnsworth and Miss Alda Collins visited Barnes friends Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Grant Sutton and Miss Bessie Lininger were in Corydon as guests of Miss Frantz. Farnsworth is sick listed. Mae Baker visiting Barnes. B F McMichael under treatment with Dr Ish.
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Cherry Grove
James McMichael
Warren
Pheobia Farnsworth
Almeda Collins
Barnes
Grant Sutton
Bessie Lininger
Corydon
Frantz
Taceate Farnsworth
Mae Baker
B. F. McMichael
Ish
Sugar Grove death and town telephones update
In Sugar Grove Mrs. Julia Pratt died at the home of RE Hamilton on Feb 18 after a short illness. Home Telephone poles have reached Jamestown and wires will be strung soon with the exchange to be in McDonald Bros store. Also Charles Woodford reports another monkey death and Fred Root visits his parents. In Sheffield the M E Church meetings grow with one exception for Monday due to an opera lecture. glass works resume after material delay. Byron and Harry Horton recover from illness. In Tidicute forty young women form the Womens Physical Culture Club with a gymnasium, bowling alley, billiard table and rooms in the Sage block. officers include Gertrude Magill, Nina Hanchett, Kathrina White, and Lura Bucklin.
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Sugar Grove
Julia Pratt
RE. R. Hamilton
Home Telephone Company
Jamestown
McDonald Bros
Charles Woodford
Fred Root
Sheffield
M. E
Opera House
Byron
Harry Horton
Tidicute
Gertrude Magill
Nina Hanchett
Kathrina White
Lura Bucklin
Womens’ Physical Culture Club
Tailor Keller Offers Large Lot of Mens Suits and Ladies Wear
Jacob Keller the tailor announces a large choice lot of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies skirts and sacques bought cheaply and to be sold very low. Patrons are invited to call and choose.
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Jacob Keller
Franklin Evening News Silver Special Honors 25th Birthday
The issue marks the News 25th birthday with a 32 page gold issue featuring local interest articles and numerous illustrations. The publishers’ enterprise and success are praised and a future golden wedding celebration is hoped for.
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Franklin Evening News
News Ma
Licenses Granted for Crawford County Liquor Sales
Fifty seven liquor licenses were approved in Crawford county by Judge Frank J. Thomas last week in Meadville and Titusville. The action grants licenses to vendors in those communities with Meadville and Titusville receiving most requested locations. Allen sits feet at 221 Liberty Street.
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Crawford County
Frank J. Thomas
Meadville
Titusville
Allen
Liberty Street
Metzger and Hogan Mill End Sale Promises Great Values
Metzger and Hogan announce the first great Mill End Sale in Warren starting Tuesday February 24 for ten days. They offer new spring dress goods for ladies and children plus waists skirts underclothing and household linens at reduced prices, with 95 percent of offerings new spring goods and the rest marked to match existing stock.
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Warren
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Franklin Spectator
Emma Arird
Fostoria
Ohio
the Mail
Mrs. Kinnear
A. A. Walker
Chautauqua Lake
Bradford Star
Lind Hill
P.S. Miller
Albert
Elite
Vandle
Emmet Lind
John
Alex. Sandberg
Columbus
Just
Metzger & Hogan
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Gunn
N. Greenland & Son
Oxford
Philadelphia
Fairfax
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