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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requires weekly submission by Tuesday and signatures on all communications, with names published only upon request. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
The Todd family gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Carr on the Sugar Grove road for a reunion Saturday with about forty attendees. A large dinner was served and youngsters enjoyed coasting and skating. Several locals visited relatives and friends across nearby towns during the holiday period.
Miss Lara Oviatt of East Branch dies January 1 1909 aged 32 years 17 days after early loss of both parents. She lived with her grandmother’s family since childhood and is survived by her father step mother half brother four uncles and an aunt. Funeral held at Union church Sunday at 11 am conducted by H H Hall with hymns Rock of Ages One Sweetly Solemn Thought It is Well with My Soul burial in Trims Cemetery.
J P Brown and wife of Dewittville visited relatives in the area last week. Dolph Johnson and Grace Palmer wed in Jamestown on December 29 1908 and will reside in Youngsville. Esther Anderson is recovering from illness. School resumes after two weeks off. Mrs J A Akins and Mrs Grace of Brown visited Ashville. Maude Thompson and son of Gerald visited Sandy Lake. W M Sunday School officers elected for the year. John Hamlin to host prayer meeting this week. Catharine Tobey visiting Grace Johnson in Youngsville. Emil Carlson and family of Bradford returned home after holiday visit.
A social column recalls gatherings as Mrs. Jane Nobbs hosts friends including Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Adams and others on Saturday evening. Skating remains popular among the younger set at the ice rink. Various local residents visit, host, or travel, with plans noted for New Year events and a depot theft trial looming. A Russia trip update praises air and scenery from St. Petersburg while telegraph trainee Frank Bachop nears appointment. Gasoline cars may soon run on the D A V and P railroad between Falconer and Warren.
Jan 5 notes report a successful dinner at O E Headley s and various visits. Mrs C D Outrid returns from Jamestown while J Learn meets guests for New Year s Eve. The Grange plans a supper for J Learn new member and local residents make routine calls.
Alma Hug of Canal Dover Ohio testifies that Dr Miles Nervine eases years of insomnia and nervous spells. The ad claims restful sleep follows use when taken as directed and offers money back if no benefit.
Germany. Jan. 5 Ara Ladow and family called on friends at Scandia Monday. O. EK. Headley and family was the guest of Ara Ladow Sunday. Axel Johnson made a business trip to Russell Saturday. John Lime, of Anderson Mills, was in our village Thursday doing business. A. Nelson called on Ara Ladow Sunday. John Limstrum and family dined at J. Larson's Friday. Perry Whitman, of Clendening Corners, is getting some better this winter. John Gustafston, of Scandia, is working for F. A. Nelson this winter. F. A. Nelson had business in Warren Monday. George Nickerson, of Scandia, made a business trip to Stateline Run Saturday. P. S. McMahon is hauling logs to F. A. Nelson's mill at present.
Jan 4 notes show the mothers' meeting set for Jan 26 with Mrs Maude Barnes. Mr and Mrs James Edwards visited last week then Edwards headed to Fairmount West Virginia while Mrs Edwards went to Oil City. E C Barnes attended Elks ball in Cory New Years Eve. Chas Lott of Warren stayed with E L Monroe family. N C Club hosted New Years reception at J S Lambing's in Cory. John Hopkins visited. schools resumed after holidays. Marriage of Cora Hardinger to George W Runnels announced from Dec 31. Allene Gifford Curtis visited town during holidays.
Jan 4 notes report visitors and homecomings as Mr and Mrs S M Parker and children return from Steuben. Mr and Mrs C T Ruland visit at E Fetteroff's. Miss Nina Falkinburg travels to Jamestown. Mrs Clyde Kinney returns to Youngsville after a visit. School resumes after vacation. J J Feldhausen reports a sick horse and Mrs Robert Meabon is on the sick list.
E W Dickinson returned home Saturday after visits in Wisconsin and Nebraska. Mrs Maria Hunt of Jamestown spent the past week with friends and relatives. The next Ladies Aid meeting will be hosted by Mrs Lettie Dickinson January 14. News arrived of the death of Miss Edna Lockwood, formerly of Frewsburg, now of Ithaca.
A wary note on self control warns that saving one hundred dollars from wages proves hard as the devil tempts to spend it before it is half earned. The line suggests thrift faces constant enticements to squander even small sums.
List of public documents available to subscribers at the paper office includes works on railways tuberculosis diseases insects farming and poultry. Titles include Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways The Net Result at the Hague Potato Beetle Tree Declining Insect Study Test of Mechanical Cow Milker The San Jose Scale Gleanings in Bee Culture and Calcium Carbide and Acetylene. Many come from Pa Department of Agriculture Penn State College and the Pa Society for Prevention of Tuberculosis.
The 1909 World Almanac and Encyclopaedia is praised as the ultimate ready reference for facts on presidents wars weather commerce taxes and more. It promises comprehensive coverage for merchants farmers students and households and is available through newsdealers and by mail from the Press Publishing Co.
A poem fragment urges kindness over blame in praise of the fallen and weary, reminding readers that love can lift a person. It invokes sacred symbols and personal honor to exhort mercy and encouragement amid disgrace.
An Editor and Publisher writer asserts that smaller newspapers with readership offer greater ad value than large papers with limited reach. Circulation figures lose significance for advertisers as the focus shifts to influencer reach and reader response to ads.
The notice mocks suggestions that Admiral Evans might accept a house and lot or seek the presidency. It argues he is alert and unlikely to be caught off guard. The piece notes prosperity returning and cautions against quick riches, while social updates mention salary increases for King Victor Emmanuel and Debs ahead of critics. The Philadelphia mint resumes full operations.
On DA. V. and PRY for and intermediate stations times listed 8:54 a.m. 4:50 p.m. For Titusville and intermediate stations 10:44 a.m. 4:04 p.m.
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