County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice to correspondents requires all copy by Tuesday each week and signing to identify authors, with names published only if requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1907
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requires all copy by Tuesday each week and signing to identify authors, with names published only if requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Wetmore and Kane area residents hosted relatives over Christmas with a steady stream of visits. Families from Kane, East Kane, Oil City, and surrounding towns are cited visiting kin, attending gatherings, and conducting local business in late December.
The district announces reopening on Wednesday January 2. Miss Adelia Dutton injured her hip after a fall on an icy sidewalk. The KOTM hosted a Grange hall party with sleighing music and a good crowd. Masons held a banquet at their hall. Homecomers for Christmas included Louis Monroe Carlton Barnes Maud Scholton and Mrs Blakeslee. Visitors for Christmas were Mrs Griswold Cory Mr and Mrs John Babcock and Miss Maud Babcock. Miss Mary Crosby vacationing in New York City. Frank Dutton ill for three weeks shows no improvement.
Mr and Mrs Jay Wiltsie and son Gaylord of Warren spent Christmas with Mr and Mrs John Van Orsdale. Miss Ellen Erickson and Miss Nina Erickson of Jamestown and Miss Alga Erickson of Warren visited their parents. Mrs John Van Orsdale and Miss Lena Rickerson met friends in Fen tonville. Willis Hale and sons attended a matinee in Jamestown. Earl Bennett visited Jamestown. Hazel and Myrtle Bennett visited Warren. Benson Jones and daughter Mattie of Limestone visited W B Hale and wife. Grace and Jennie Randall of Russell were guests of Stella Thompson.
Prof Henry spent holidays in Chandlers Valley while Charles Johnson returned to Niagara Falls. Mrs N A Porter and son Ross visited Warren. George Whitcomb is in Peterboro for a brief stay. Valley Grange hosts an oyster dinner on Saturday Jan 5 for members and families followed by installation of officers led by Master J LaVeign and other officers including W M Delamater and Sec B J Wilson.
Social visits cross between Jamestown Warren and Russell as Ed Chase and wife visit Mrs. Allen. Families share Christmas and New Year’s events while couples plan homes on Will street and Mears Akeley notes. Community notices include church services, aid society meetings, and a busy holiday trade with many travels and health updates.
Dec 21 attendance marked the golden wedding of A W Swift and wife at Kinzua on Christmas day. Local residents including J M Green and Mrs M E Shearman joined the celebration.
Adelbert Robinson and Miss Effie A Preston, both of this place, were married at the bride’s mother Mrs Eva Preston’s home last Monday at 3 30 PM by Reverend Mr Nichols. The couple’s vows marked a quiet local ceremony.
William and Lawrence Cooney and others returned for holidays while Carl Horn and Joseph Almindinger shopbreaks alarm residents. Thieves cut glass, stole coats money rubbers and provisions. Santa brought cheer at two Sunday Schools and Allegheny Springs property rumored to change hands.
The column reports the death of Nellie P. Mead at about 72, services at M E church and interment at Youngsville. It notes Prof. Reiber vacationing in Dallastown, plus several local improvements like a verandah and gas lighting. It reflects on time perception from a prisoner story referenced in the Philadelphia Inquirer.
A fragmentary account describes a Kentucky man of Indian descent who endured an eighteen day entombment in California. He reflects on eternity, fear, and survival, noting the extreme ordeal and his cautious outlook on life after rescue.
Edinboro Normal begins winter term on January 1 with Joan F. Bicler serving as principal. The college, dedicated to teacher training, invites prospective students to enroll for the new session.
A pair of gold rimmed glasses was found on North Conewango Avenue and turned in at Mat office for proof of ownership and pickup.
Lincoln Steffens portrays Judge Ben Lindsey as a reformer who challenges Denver’s political machine and brewing interests. He investigates back alleys and wine rooms, argues for enforcement against women in such venues, and unveils the cause of crime among youth. The piece covers Lindsey’s creation of a detention school, a municipal conference with child witnesses, and his re election despite graft.
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