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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1911
Page
2
Soucar Grove items recap guests and travels of Rexford Abbott Shortt and others plus school reopenings in Columbus and local church activities. Notable entries include Eva Gordon’s marriage in Corry and Eva Mallet’s death with funeral pending. Mrs. J. Shuler plans Omaha move.
Mail correspondents are urged to refrain from reporting on individuals without a first name or initials. Such items are deemed not worth recording due to lack of identifying details.
A newborn son arrived Friday December 30 to Mr and Mrs A L Slye. Miss Cena Whiteley returns to Ludlow school. Sperry Northrop injured himself hunting and was treated at Corry hospital. Cobb s Corners school lists many non absentees for month four. Mrs Ava Hill returns to Oil City with sister Gladys. M E church to hold service biweekly with first Jan 15 1911 at 11 am. Lawrence Armitage visits then departs for Oil City. W D Mitchell visited Corry Tuesday.
Christmas greetings and family visits fill Spring Creek with travel from Clarendon Youngsville and West Spring Creek. Dr. I G Hyer hosts in Clarendon while Mr and Mrs F E Hyer spend the holiday with relatives.
Milk dealers are required to obtain sanitary milk tickets to comply with the law. Call to view sample tickets and verify requirements.
SUGAR Run January 3. F K E Marsh and Leo Wilcox were Warren visitors last week. J H Singleton spent Christmas at home. Wm Beizer and family of Timbuc visited grandmother Mrs Lorinda Smith on Christmas. Maude Sly Corydon spent Christmas with her parents. E Bentley and family visited their daughter Mrs Chas Hallsinger. Ernest Springer and George Sly attended the Corydon Christmas ball. Bernice English Klondike was in town. Mrs M J Handley left for Shinglehouse for an extended visit. Irean Bentley and brother from Corydon spent the holidays here. Effie Bush Bradford spending time with her parents. Henry Muntz and wife of Steamburg were in town Sunday. John Wooster Warren was in town Sunday. Mrs M J Cobbett Morrison spent New Year’s Day with Miss Lena Hoop. P C Holt lost a valuable horse recently. F A McGill Franklin was calling on friends. S M Cain and wife entertained Titusville relatives the past week. Mrs O A Kightlinger Kinzua and Ruth Tome Corydon visited sister-in-law Mrs Orpha Tome. Mrs Harry Holt Warren spent New Year’s day with sister Miss Beulah Morse.
Harold Jewell vacations with his parents in North Warren. Adelbert and Mrs. Putnam of Akeley spent Monday evening with friends. Harold Jewell and Emory Thompson are on the sick list. Lloyd Ruland visits his parents. Lynn King of Mercersburg visits friends. Gladys and Florence White of Lander call on E. E. Thompson.
A clerk described as open to argument and efficient when shown a task falls within his province and he was hired to do it.
Mrs Ira Klinger Prince and husband returned to Jamestown after Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Klinger. Irene returns to Jamestown work. Elmer Hawkins dislocated shoulder last week and will resume Falconer work. Rev Smith to begin U B church meetings. Foxes, red squirrels and sun dogs provide local diversions. A K Thornton spent New Years in Corry with sister Mrs Laura Brown. W E Phelps hosted Christmas visitors from Jamestown and Warren. T J Cremmons spent Christmas in Warren with his sister.
The Hale Cemetery Association ladies auxiliary meeting scheduled for Friday Jan 6 at Howard Homestead is postponed to the first Friday in February due to sickness in several members' families. Also notes visitations by John and Mrs Geracimos and thanks from Mrs Andrew Johnson to Phoenix Home Library Club for Christmas remembrances. Erick Johnson of Jamestown visits his father Ludwig Johnson. several neighbors are listed as sick. Henry and Mrs Larson visit Mrs Minnie Bradley, with others noted as ill.
A short quotation from the Atchison Globe notes that claiming to feel as young as ever is another sign of aging, reflecting a common sentiment about growing older.
In training Grace learns pole vaulting and aims to vault soon. Peggy notes she is preparing to jump at the first man who musters the nerve to propose.
A rustic exchange shows Lazarus and a farmer joking about labor and weather. The farmer notes little work, while Lazarus accepts the light task with a wink. The scene evokes rural life and plainspoken humor.
In a heated quarrel Cholly threatens to shoot Ethel if she refuses his demands. Ethel responds冷ly suggesting targeting a vital area rather than the head, reflecting a toxic, volatile dispute.
In a child's poetic moment George asks if God washed the sky as clouds clear and sunshine returns. The remark captures a gentle religious and hopeful tone on weather and wonder.
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