Local Students Maintained Perfect Attendance at Chandlers Valley School
Chandlers Valley pupils Evelyn Johnson Emmons Jones Neil Wilson Gerald Finland Luther Lawson Lois Wilson Harriet Wilson Pearl Lawson and Mabel Brown kept perfect punctuality this term. Holiday break runs Tuesday through January 6. Local residents and visiting relatives are noted, with teachers and townspeople traveling for events and visits in Erie county and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandlers Valley
Evelyn Johnson
Emmons Jones
Neil Wilson
Gerald Finland
Luther Lawson
Lois Wilson
Harriet Wilson
Pearl Lawson
Mabel Brown
Sanford Notes and Grange Officers Election Report
Miss Edith Feld hausen visits Westfield. Grange session at Grand Valley elected Master E E Fetterolf Overseer Mrs MacGinney Lecturer Mrs Ongley steward Ray Morris assistant steward Bertie Chappel secretary Mrs E K E Fetterolf treasurer J N Falkinburg gate keeper Arthur Chappel ceres Mrs Millie B Thompson pomona Miss Geneveve Gordon flora Mrs Etta Stearns lady assistant steward Mrs Chappel auditors W A Sanford S M Parker H H Basset. Local residents attend gatherings and visits noted including Don Churchill and Ralph Meabon visits. A surprise party at C F Scott’s for daughter Madaline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Fetterolf
MacGinney
Ongley
Ray Morris
Bertie Chappel
E. KE. Fetterolf
J. N. Falkinburg
Arthur Chappel
Ceres
Millie B. Thompson
Pomona
Geneveve Gordon
Flora
Etta Stearns
Chappel
W. A. Sanford
S. M. Parker
H. H. Basset
Deaths and Christmas visits mark Spring Creek interments
Miss Martha Strawser died at her sister Mrs. S. M. Haner home and was buried at West Spring Creek cemetery. Miss Wayie Potter died at her parents home and was buried in Bloomfield cemetery. Mrs. Hattie Peterson recovering from grip. W. B. Long family visited Floyd in Gowanda. Clyde Morton welcomed a newborn. Flora May ill cared for by Mrs. Watson Spartansburg. W EF McKee returned from Cuba. Be A Werle of Jamestown spent Christmas with G. W. Graham. A L Bates visited Corry on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Ross
Frank Foreman
Albert Bennett
Warren
Georgia Carrell
Corry
Clara Werle
Marian
Romaine
Spring Creek
Martha Strawser
S. M. Haner
West Spring Creek
Wayie Potter
John Potter
Bloomfield Ceme
Hattie Peterson
W. B. Long
Oran
Floyd
Gowanda
Fay Belldon
Clyde Morton
Watson
Spartansburg
Flora May
W. EF. McKee
Cuba
N.Y
BE. A. Werle
Jamestown
G. W. Graham
Our Social Duties Bazaar To Be Annual Event
Mrs Bradley reports on the Our Social Duties article from Ladies Home Journal. Old friends from the vicinity including Phebe Marsh of North Dakota and Mr and Mrs Rawson of Washington attend gatherings. Bazaar planning for next October begins now with meetings at Hale residences in January. A dancing party at Bennett's Hall honors Bertha Tilyou home on vacation. Effie Jackson of Jamestown visits Levi and Mrs Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Home Journal
Bradley
Far West
Phebe Marsh
North Dakota
Rawson
Washington
David
Clarence Hale
Bennett’s Hall
Bertha Tilyou
Effie Jackson
Jamestown
Levi Hale
Christmas visits fill Bear Lake with family travel
Bear Lake notes show Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chapman and son Kenneth of Dunkirk visiting Chapmans. Merle Haskell and family visit relatives. Leons Chapman of Dunkirk visits friends. C A Carpenter travels to Celoron to visit Lavern family. A D Root on the sick list. Will and Roy Mather of Brocton in town. Hugh Rudger and daughter visit his mother and friends. Willis Baker and children visit George Cornish's.
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Bear Lake
Harry Chapman
Kenneth
Dunkirk
Chapman
C. L. Chapman
Merle Haskell
Haskell
Fred Brooker
Buffalo
Mr. Brooker
Wm. Brooker
Leon Chapman
C. A. Carpenter
Celoron
Lavern
A. D. Root
Will
Roy Mather
Brocton
Hugh Rudger
Local notes from German region and nearby towns
C D Ontrid visited Russell Tuesday while William Anderson spent Christmas with his brother in Oil City. Homer Brown works near Ono, New York. Francis and Alice McMahon, away at school, visited parents over Christmas. Eugene Outrid was a Warren shop worker last week. Martin Giltman called on P S McMahon recently. O F Headley visited Frewsburg one day last week. Sleighing has improved on the Hill with many logs hauled to mills.
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Germany
C. D. Ontrid
Russell
William Anderson
Oil City
Homer Brown
Onoville
N. Y
Francis
Alice McMahon
Eugene Outrid
Martin Giltman
P. S. McMahon
O. FE. Headley
Frewsburg
Clayton Rounds Weds Edna Wright in East Branch
Clayton Rounds of Corry and Miss Edna Wright of East Branch quietly married on December 20. Christmas gatherings drew out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hill of Oil City and others from Toledo Eve Ethel McKay Trimms Corners and Oil City with local families sharing holiday cheer.
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East Branch
Roy Hill
Oil City
Ethel McKay
Eve
Ora Mitchell
Fred Geisel
Toledo
Ohio
William
Gladys Armitage
Espey Nichols
Trimms Corners
L. F. Armitage
G. L. Blanchard
Clinton Cobb
For Sale Restaurant in Sheffield by C A Swanson
FOR SALE The Mode^l Restaurant C A Swanson proprietor good location and doing a good business Reason for selling other interests demanding attention Price reasonable Address C A Swanson Sheffield Pa
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C. A. Swanson
Sheffield
Christmas Celebrations and Elections in Akeley Area
Christmas was celebrated with tree and dinner at several homes in Akeley and Warren. Akeley School held a cantata and tree. The Phely Ot M club elected officers led by L. Harrington with several members named and plans for an oyster dinner. A Bradley family gathering featured music and a program, followed by readings from the Pisin Country role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Howard
George Geracimos
Warren
Akeley
N. A. Herrick
Jamestown
Falconer
Phely. O.cl.m
Jattie Harrington
Vidella Clark
R. K
Carrie Lamb
Mabel Hale
Elmora Arthur
Ll. Aus
Sarah Sears
Clara Mead
Myrtle Townes
Gussie Lindsey
Ida Hale
Beavers
Eva Walter
Grace Dennison
Crull
West Hive
Enos
Bolivar Hive
Luella Harrington
Alice Lindsey
Maggie Fullerton
Minn Bradley
Administrator's Notice in Warren County Estate Case
In the matter of the estate of Mary Jane Cochener deceased, the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania is advised that A P Cochener will apply for discharge as administrator on Monday January 1 at 10 o clock a m. J K Cochener Administrator dec 126 jan 2
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Mary Jane Cochener
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Warren County Common Pleas
Henry Borgerding
Cibellant
Zenobia Borgerding
Hose
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Henry Park
Sarah Lamkin
Borough of
Swatting Back in a Local Tale of Trouble and Temper
A domestic dispute unfolds as Mrs Hiram Offen confronts a man about alleged multiple employments across six or seven places in the past year. Misa Brady retorts about the number of men involved, highlighting tense social friction and mistrust in the community.
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Hiram Offen
Misa Brady
Manny
Ham and Eggs in a Non Breakable Relation
Calhoun Clay explains a humorous proverb arguing that ham and eggs show an unbreakable bond because the culled race is descended from Ham while turkey comes from eggs. The quirky remark ties food origins to racial phrasing in a playful dialect.
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Calhoun Clay
Turkey
Took a Good Take Says A Printer’s Error
A Cleveland Plain Dealer note mocks a romance line in a new novel where a character prints nearly a dozen swift kisses on her surprised lips. The quip labels it a job printer’s slip highlighting awkward wording.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Daily Thought: Owning Wrong Proves Gaining Wisdom
A reflective aphorism notes that admitting past errors shows growth. It frames error as a step toward wisdom gained with time. The quote emphasizes humility and self-improvement over stubborn pride.
Pursuit of Fame Drives a Perpetual By-path to Wealth
A reflective quote on the man chasing fame, suggesting his lifelong pursuit stems from never finding a detour toward fortune. The text implies a relentless path to wealth via visibility and acclaim.
All He Was Interested In Stray Stories Headline
In a Stray Stories vignette a mother asks what her daughter's talent might yield while a professor estimates about two dollars per piano lesson if the instrument remains usable. The piece captures a quiet exchange on potential and worth.
Diogenes Wombat Receives Big Library Pile in Plunkville
In Plunkville, Diogenes Wombat enjoys a vast library his father provides a three foot high stack of newspapers, sparking local curiosity about his reading habits and community connections.
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Diogenes Wombat
Plunkville
Attitude Toward Ourselves Shapes Our Conduct
A compact reflection on how the way we view ourselves influences our behavior and decisions in daily life, urging self-awareness and healthier dispositions to guide actions.
Contentment Quote From Puck Ends Noted
A brief quotation from Puck urges that true contentment lies in the temporary forgetfulness of desires for what we would like to have next. The saying emphasizes restraint and mindset over material pursuit.
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Puck
Man's Allotment of Blood Average Map Counts Ten Pounds
A historical note states the typical map shows a thirty pound surplus, but the text misreads as ten pounds. The item reflects a curiosity about blood allotment and cartography conventions in old farewells.
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United States Mail
First National Bank
Warren PA
Warren Trust Company
Cae Espividenee
State Institute
Harrisburg
Jerome Tobey
Archie Phorpe
Martin Miller
A. B. Johnson
Oscar Reed
Rev
O. F. Koch
Mission Church
Bast
Sanford
Don Churchill
Canada
Ralph Meabon
Robert Meabon
C. F. Scott’s
Miss Madaline
Tery
A.L. Bates
Citizens National Bank, Wrren, Pesna
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
J. K. Cochener
Phila. Smelting & Refining Company
Estantishep
Chestnut ST
Philadelphia
Pan
Prof
Hyde
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Citizens National Bank
Tod
Bell
H. B. Hyde
Cee Soc. Es
Optometrist
Warren, PA
Pope
Uncle Pennywise
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics CO
W. Washington St
Chicago
Sults
J. H. Alexander
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