County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice requests weekly copy by Tuesday, require each correspondent sign name, name published only on request, and forbid double sided writing.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1907
Page
8
Mink tracks lead to hollow log and half eaten bass
J F Clark tracked mink in snow to a hollow log where holes were cut and traps set. Inside the log lay a partly eaten black bass weighing about 24 pounds. Clark captured the mink, a fine specimen, after weighing the remaining fish. Other notes include visitors, bank meeting plans, and local school reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Hughes
Warren
J. F. Clark
Brokenstraw
Youngsville National Bank
Youngsville
Charles Love
Local Social Notes Brighten Week in the Area
Milton Rundell of Clymer visits relatives. Mrs Emaline Grant recovering from illness. A daughter born to Mrs Maud Madigan on January 4, 1907. Miss Pearl Fellows returns from Russell. Mr and Mrs Wall McCoy visit Bert Brown. Ada and Emma Strand home for weeks. Winifred Bennett of Ohio visiting family before returning to school. Dodge churchgoers attend services Sunday. Minnie Gage and Harold visit Matilda Thompson. Jefferson Sears visits Russell. Rev Bennett and family return from Pleasantville. John Thompson visits Akeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
This Place
Minnie Gage
Harold
Matilda Thompson
Jefferson Sears
Russell
Rev. Bennett
Pleasantville
John Thompson
Akeley
Baptist church organist gets sterling gift
On New Year’s evening the Baptist church presented organist Miss Bertha Frew with a sterling silver spoon. Frew greatly values the gift and thanks friends for the kind remembrance. Several local visits and travels are noted, including Maud Herron staying with aunt Mrs. M Wichfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Bertha Frew
Frew
Maud Herron
Bemus Point
M. Wichfield
Alex Anderson
Tessie Machinson
Warren
Lovell Gibson
Onoville
John Atkins
Newton Mills
Archie Sparks
Dunkirk
John Sparks
D.O. Webb
Liverpool
Local notables visit and church group reorganizes
Dunkirk residents Ray Gould and family visit parents as Bertha Kyle returns from St. Catherines. Carter County notes include church trustees forming under a charter with officers Bragg White and Frew. Baptist Sunday School and Junior League elect new officers. Revival begins January 6 and school resumes with large attendance. Ernest Bragg departs from Brooklyn aboard the Alabama for Porto Rico. John Curtis owns a 100 year old letter from his great grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Gould
Dunkirk
Chas. Gould
Bertha Kyle
Stewart Kyle
St. Catherines
Canada
C. W. Lyon and Sons
Brooklyn
Chas. Austin
Martin Howard
Chas. Dodge
C. E. Dodge
M. E. Church
Charles Bragg
Fred White
Mary Frew
Wm. Duff
Warren
Mary Duff
The
Baptist Sunday
John Curtis
Fred
Amy
Hazel Petit
South Side
Henry Wood
Falconer
Frank Merriam
Peter Lindholm
Water Street
Nellie Bennett
Fentonville
Ernest Bragg
Alabama
Porto Rico
Curtis
Cobb's Corners Week Note of Local Visits
Jan 7 local notes report Erie residents Mr and Mrs Norman Mc Kay visiting Truman Lillie family. Mrs A P Whiteley leaves for extended visit with Harvey Logan James town. Residents attend Mickle Hill watch meeting. William Northrop returns to Corry work after illness. Chas Lillie Bloomfield visiting relatives. Anna Strong visited sister Lavern Cobb State Lot. John Dexter trip to Waterford for a new horse. Merrill Dexter of Spartansburg visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman McKay
Erie
Truman Lillie
A. P. Whiteley
Harvey Logan
Jamestown
Mickle Hill
William Northrop
Corry
Chas. Lillie
Bloomfield
Anna Strong
Lavern Cobb
State Lot
John Dexter
Waterford
Merrill Dexter
Spartansburg
Local residents return from holidays and visits
January 8 notes report Miss Bessie Crouse returning to Bradford on New Year’s Day after Christmas at home. F E Hodges of Jamestown and O J Gunning of Warren county superintendent visited last week. Master Harold McMillen of Warren stayed with grandparents J M Green and wife. Warren visitors included Mrs M E Shearman Mrs Anna Seamen Miss Lena Hoop and David Holt. C A Luce of Onoville was in town one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Crouse
Bradford
F. E. Hodges
Jamestown
O. J. Gunning
Warren
Harold McMillen
J. M. Green
M. E. Shearman
Anna Seamen
Lena Hoop
David Holt
C. A. Luce
Onoville
Miss Whitman
Jeff Halftown
Alfred Halftown
Ezra Jacob
Pittsburg
T. W. Jacob
Gawango
Onondaga Reservation
N. Y
George Lee
Old Town
Oakley Pierce
Iroquois
Rose John
Cattaraugus Reservation
Mattie Gordon
Salvation Army of
Rena Curry
C. S. Logan
Eva Bennett
Gibson Pierce
Son James
Russell
Lillie Redeye
Quakerbridge
Lee
Bennett
Allan
Susan Jacob
Wilson
Jacob
Lydia Blacksnake
Marilla Jackson
Joe Gordon
Cordelia
Chester Redeye
Halftown
Charles Gordon
Leroy Bennett
Wolfrun
Peter Killbuck
Carrollton
Dwight Bennett
Earl
Geo. Crouse
Shongo
Council of the Seneca Nation
Local Visitors Drop by Town This Weekend
Frank Guernsey of Price's Corners and Isaac Anderson of Morrisons visited relatives in town on Saturday and Sunday. C. D. Seaman from Bradford was a visitor on Monday this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Guernsey
Price’s Corners
N. Y
Isaac Anderson
Morrisons
C. D. Seaman
Bradford
Warren Social News Roundup January Visits
January notes from Warren list numerous visitors and hosts. Mrs. Isaac Hare and Mrs. Fuller travel to Sheffield and stay through winter. families from Warren host or visit in Warren, Irvine, Big Bend, Portville and Chandlers Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hare
Warren
Fuller
Sheffield
William Bairstow
Paul Coe
Clyde Schweitzer
Arvid Anderson
Richard
Geo. Wedin
David Burner
Big Bend
Worthy Stanford
J. T. Finley
Edward
Donald
Herman Blair
Merle
Chris. Lauffenburg
North Warren
Alice Carlson
Chas. Nelson
Irvine
H. L. Schweitzer
Sheriff
A. L. Brown
Mae
Ralph Jackson
Geo. Ott
Community Notes From Columbus January Socials and Losses
January 7 column lists social events and health notes. Ladies' Aid to hold a social at M E parsonage for the pastor fund. WCTU meeting at Mrs. Lamona's. mothers’ meeting at Mrs. Maud Barnes’s Jan 23. Local births and illnesses noted, including a Jan 1 daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and several residents ill. Mrs. An nna Ohrn Kingstrom mourns her husband killed at Warren. Roy Scholton starts work at a hardware store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Parsonage
Wm. Lamona
Maud Barnes
Carlton Barnes
Bennett
Mary Crosby
New York City
Anna Ohrn Kingstrom
Warren
Kingstrom
Local Notes From January Scene
Miss Marie Cagle returns to school after visiting family. O KE Headley makes a quick trip to Russell. Harry Beary and wife settle on the hill for winter. Frank Robbins family relocates to Jamestown. Clinton Beach heads for lumber woods for work. Eugene Outrid loses two front teeth after a limb blow. Drillers report a well near Russell indicating oil on Quaker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Cagle
O. KE. Headley
Russell
Harry Beary
Frank Robbins
Jamestown
Clinton Beach
Eugene Outrid
Quaker Hill
Christmas Revival Attends Cornplanter Reservation
Christmas was celebrated merrily at Cornplanter Reservation with a church tree and busy week of revival meetings led by Rev. Mr. Trippe of Salamanca, and delegates from the Allegheny Reservation plus Y. M. C. A. officials. Meetings drew strong attendance each evening as Dec 30 brought further involvement by Rev. Trippe, Mr. McClelland, and Miss.
Local Salvation Army notes and community figures at Warren
Caskie and Salvation Army members conducted services in Warren. The Y M C A elected officers led by George Lee Sr as president, James Pierce secretary, and Peter Henhawk treasurer. Readers frequenting Warren include the Halftown and Logan families and many residents visiting relatives on nearby reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caskie
Salvation Army of
Warren
C. S. Logan
Lovett Halftown
Alfred Halftown
George Lee, Sr
James Pierce
Peter Henhawk
Jacob Jimerson
Goldie
Gracie
Bennett
Through train service lures winter travelers to warm regions
Improvements in through trains shrink distances linking West and East to North and South. The Florida Limited from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington offers sleeping car connections to St. Augustine Charleston Augusta and more. Winter excursion tickets to Florida Georgia the Carolinas and California are on sale with liberal return limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
California
Southland
Gulf Coast
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
St. Augustine
Charleston
Augusta
Southern Pines
Camden
New Orleans
Chicago
Los Angeles
Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Gulf States
Mexico
New Orleans Mardi Gras
Grand Canyon
Colorado
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County Letters
Cable Hollow
Frewsburg
Cobb’s
Sugar Run
Ayer
M. Mryers
Washington, D.C
Hemlock
Columbus
Roy Scholton
Germany
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, PA
Fred Pierce
Old Town, N. Y
Pennypacker
Rastccass Od
Pennsylvania Railroad Bulletin
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