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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
8
Notice states all correspondence must be in hand by Tuesday each week. Each item must be signed by the contributor, but names are not published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Mrs Rose Hodge improves after illness. Vaccination debated as pupils need doctor certificates. Christmas celebrations at M K E church, and local hunts and visits. Trades, prices, and weather notes amid health scares, a wartime veteran’s return, and a bridge history. Quarantine for scarlet fever and local public notices noted.
Jan 1 Several residents visit family and friends including Harry Calwell Claud and Arthur Dalrymple Miss Francis Clawson in Gowanda N Y Mrs Carrie Bubs guest of her mother Mrs H R Forbes Herman Ky of Rochester visits James Kennedy Prof Bryan returns from vacation School to open Tuesday morning Edna Turney in Sheffield Ladies Aid to meet at Mrs J M Turney home Belle Doughty home for holidays Jan 2 Albin Johnson in Warren Gust Johnson of Renova Christmas with Otto Johnson A McCurry and A Baldensperger visit Warren Mr and Mrs Armagast with Baldenspergers Hilda Johnson of Sheffield visits family Selma Swanson returns home Wesling in Clarendon Kidder returns to West Virginia.
Miss Mable Gilson of Shori dap New York visits friends in town for a few days. Mrs. S K Barnes in Kane visiting daughter Mrs. Guy Scott. Mr and Mrs Ford of Clarendon with Mrs Ford's parents Mr and Mrs John Titus. Harlow Hoover and wife from Johnsonburg for a few days. Alonzo Barnes home from Indiana oil region. Clifford Chaffee of Olean spent Christmas with grandparents. Mayme Donaldson home vacation. Santa Claus arrival at the hall Saturday evening enjoyed by the children. Mr Reed and family from Cherry Run for Christmas.
The Akely Grange dance drew a good crowd in January. An oyster supper followed at midnight. Smith's orchestra from Jamestown provided music. Miss Springer of Warren visited Miss Anita Arthur. Mrs. Darby and son Harold of Burnham, NY visited friends, and Orlis Hale of Warren spent Sunday at home.
The marriage of John Van Orsdale and Miss Katie Rickerson occurred Wednesday, December 27, 1905, at the bride’s parents’ home with about fifty guests in attendance. Friends extend best wishes for a happy future. Mrs. Jessie Bennett visiting relatives has returned home. Charles Brogan was home from Jamestown on Sunday.
Jim Cousins of Garfield visits business in town. Mrs. Hyer recovers after six weeks in hospital. Mrs. L. J. Saxton dies from heart disease with interment near Corry. Several residents travel or visit relatives including Joe Hunter family from New Castle and Mrs. Gardner to Meadville.
January 2 notes list Clinton Bach's business trip to Scandia on Monday. Dance at Elk Grange Hall last Friday night described as a fine time. Several local residents mentioned for visits, sickness, and travel with families and relatives.
Jan 2 notes Christmas celebrations at the Sunday School with exercises a tree and Santa. Families and friends visit Warren Jamestown Warren Akeley Corry Seattle and Ohio with visits from L W Wiltsie J L Rickerson Florence and others. An Home Telephone Co agent collected rentals today as the grip remains prevalent.
January reports show two of Andrew Malmburgs children ill. Miss Emma Rinell of Warren spent Christmas at the Latherar parsonage. Mr and Mrs Andrew Eckstrom spent Christmas with daughter Mrs Lawrence Carlson in Titusville. L E Jones visited. Young People's Literary group held a meeting at the Lutheran church Tuesday evening.
The advertisement promotes 10 pieces of 44 inch all wool dress goods at $1.25 to $1.35, now 97 cents per yard. 8 pieces 44 to 54 inch black dress fabrics priced at $1.29, 42 inch Black Cheviot Serge offered at 48 cents, 20 inch Black Messaline Silk at 83 cents.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Young of James town visited Mrs Youngs parents Mr and Mrs Chas Danielson for Christmas. Young People's Literary held an oyster supper at the Sandburg home Dec 27 with a large turnout. Mrs Chas Lynn died in Pittsfield on Dec 25 at 61 from brain congestion, leaving a husband a daughter two sons a sister and a brother. remains were brought here for burial Dec 27.
Jan 2 a Buffalo business trip by David Holt is noted. Mrs Wilcox returns from Onoville after a week visiting. Warren visitors include Mrs Mary K Shearman, C D Seaman, A Mantz and M B Arthur. Mrs Volney of Ackley returns from extended visit. W J Cheney and H Arthur tour the Hodge Ran oil field. Miss Anderson and brother Morris on visit. Mrs F A McGill from Oil City spends New Year’s Day with relatives. Leo Wilcox visits Onoville, M.
A Tuesday 12 10 a m blaze at Heinemann Chemical Company was quickly controlled with the hose. Firefighters saved the building through their faithful work. Christmas gatherings and local notices fill this regional page with community updates.
Mrs. Elmer Crosby and her daughter Miss Lucile Crosby spent the past week visiting Warren, enjoying time away from home and catching up with local relatives and friends.
The Misses Webb and Miss Jones of Spartansburg visited the Misses Covel. Mrs. Darrell Proctor returned to Jamestown after a few days here. Miss Helen Hill returned to Westfield work. Fred Clark departs today for Cumberland Maryland. Vern Allen of Corry stayed at Frank Datton's last week. Miss Anna Ayer returns home from a three months westward trip.
Edgar Pangborn wed Miss Mary Vandewark at the bride’s home on Dec 27. Erwin C. Brokaw married Lydia M. Loucks at the Baptist parsonage on Dec 29. Baptist Junior Union elected officers Olive Fox president Ruby Nelson secretary Solin Cass vice Maria Nelson secretary Ella Jackson treasurer. Clergy Rev Scholpp appointed Leon Chandler librarian Agnes Barstow Ruth Fenton organists. Church ladies plan Jan 5 dinner for M. E. church business. New waiting room opens at Warren and Jamestown Street Railway. Mrs. Fremont Bennet and son visit Corduroy Pa. Henry Wood ill at Water street home. Mrs. J. F. Fox and Clive visit James town. A. A. Bradley ill at home two weeks. Comrades Curtis and Jennings New Year visit. Clifford Clyde Loyd Bennett visit grandparents Curtis. Charles E. Dodge moved to county farm for winter. Reception held last Friday. H. J. Burt of Kimbra and P. N. Burt of Watkins visit E. Burt. Mr. and Mrs. Cox hosted I. J. Harrington and daughters of Akeley. Mrs. William visited Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Burr with Charles Austin guests. Martin Howard spent holidays at Bemus Point.
A reunion of former Edinboro Normal School students was held during Institute week at the YMCA. Prof L J Holmes chaired, Prof Freeman of Tidionte was elected president for the coming year, and Principal John F Bigler of Edinboro attended to describe the school’s progress. About fifty Warren county teachers are former students, and the rest of the evening featured handshakes and reminiscences.
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