County Letters to Correspondents
Notice instructs correspondents to send all copy by Tuesday each week and sign with name. names published only on request. Avoid writing on both sides of the sheets.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1906
Page
8
Funeral notices and local movements in Chandlers Valley
Rev O J Gage and wife attended the funeral of Mr Burroughs in Pleasantville with Mrs Gage to remain with her sisters. Peter Brew's funeral was held. he leaves a wife two sons and a daughter. Ray Delamater went to Warren. Florence Wright and children visited Warren. Frank Falconer and Frank Baker sought work in Oil City. Hugh Baker returned to Fulton County. John Carlson and family visited Henry Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Gage
Pleasantville
Burroughs
Buffalo
Ray*Delamater
Warren
Florence Wright
Frank Falconer
Frank Baker
Oil City
Hugh Baker
Fulton County
John Carlson
Henry Peterson
Death of Mrs Ellie Elderkin Prompts Memorial Note
News from Russell New York reports the death of Mrs Ellie Elderkin aged about 58 after years of illness. Born 1867, she grew up in Russell, studied music, and played active church roles. She helped form the Y S S C in her youth and is remembered for her gentle smile and steadfast faith.
Adams Hotel transitions. Russell mourns Earl Dean
John Amacher takes charge of a Ridgway hotel after four years as Adams Hotel proprietor in Russell. Funeral held for Earl Dean at Eben Dean home with Rev. Hiller presiding. Mrs. Louise Johnson improves from heart trouble. The Chemical Co surveys township wood lots. Ice houses being repaired amid town debris cleanup. 48 dogs taxed in Russell area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Amacher
Adams
Ridgway
Mr. Amacher
Russell
Earl Dean
Eben Dean
Jane House
Hiller
Louise Johnson
The
Chemical Co
Stanley
Frewsburg
Ellie Houghnot
Lizzie Lane
Ellie Elderkin
Corry Notes Include Birthdays Illnesses and Local Society
Jan 8 notes from Corry list Miss Lottie and Miss Mary Bonsteel as guests of Miss Mary Crosby. W H Muzzy and wife returned from Warren. Miss Martha Ayer to teach in Warren. Mr and Mrs Albert Fox hosted a dinner. Mrs Dora Baldwin and Mrs Berice Baldwin of Lily Dale visited. Uncle Daniel Marble celebrated his 96th birthday at Dewitt Marble's home. Amy Scholton arrived from Beaver for her daughter Ruth's illness. Mary Phillips to teach interim grade. Chauncey Spencer ill. A churn dealer demonstrated a milk cream separator claiming superior butter yield. Birds to be fed with crumbs amid more snow. Attorney Kincaid of Corry discussed a settlement in town. A local case involved a big boy and a little boy. a $17 judgment followed. Justice C E Brown handles deeds for Columbus & Erie Byp. Sylvester Schramling ill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie
Mary Bonsteel
Corry
Mary Crosby
W.H. Muzzy
Warren
Martha Ayer
Albert Fox
Dora Baldwin
Bernice Baldwin
Lily Dale
N. Y
Keplinger
Jan
Daniel Marble
Dewitt Marble
Daniel
Amy Scholton
Beaver
Kincaid
Revival Meetings At Free Methodist Church Grow Large
On January 8 revival services in the Free Methodist church attract many worshippers. The meetings are directed by Rev Schuler with assistance from Rev Barkus of Titusville. A daughter named Vera was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Schuler on Tuesday. Will Jeffords remains under doctor care after an accident at work. A three pole...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Schuler
Barkus
Titusville
Chas. Schuler
Vera
Will Jeffords
Local notes report visits, fires, and a fatal railroad collision
Jan 9 notes Mrs. John F. Clark visiting Erie relatives, Warren visitors Nelson J. Ault and more. Fire destroys second floor of Geo Seifert home. meat market saved and local properties insured. Deaths and aid bills noted for Clarence Spalding. a light engine crash near Horn’s siding kills the passenger engineer and three others, with many survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Clark
Erie
John T. Brew
Nelson J. Ault
Warren
J. M. McKean
Hay
Robert Swanson
Pittsburg
Chas. A. Swanson
M. E. Sunday School
G. H. Somers
Edward Henhart
Bessie Thompson
Floyd Walters
Treas
Mary van Dyke
Sec’y
Alice McKinney
Sec
Carrie Lawson
Dora Johnson
Mrs. Love
Treas. of Missions
Vivian Johnson
Geo. Seifert
Mead
M. E. Church
Haslett
John Wilson
Dunn’s Eddy
Mr. Wilson
Clarence Spalding
Akely
George Spalding
Horn
Akeley News Notes School Opens After Vacation
Jan 2 marked the return to classes after a two week break. Mr Shores and family spent New Year's at Falconer. Warren Rush shows improvement after illness. Local visits include Nesmiths from Warren, Harring, Brown of Randalf, Pickett, Van Orsdales, Palmer of Kane, Phillips and Mae of Russell.
Alvin Schonberg Plans Move to Lumber Woods
Alvin Schonberg prepares to relocate to the lumber woods while John Limstrum runs a first class business in his store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Schonberg
John Limstrum
Big Store Advances Sensational Sales Campaign
A promotional notice touts aggressive pricing and strenuous sales methods at a major retailer. The ad promises complete availability with no reservations and urges customers to rely on every promise.
Local residents report growing trades and activity
Our blacksmith who recently arrived is starting a good trade with his people. The new bell at the school house excites the scholars. Leonard Acke can ride with anyone on the hill with his new team. Wm. Anderson moves logs to his mill. Snow drifts this winter are small. The new preacher who recently arrived is arousing spirit among his people. Miss Minnie Williams, visiting on the hill, has returned to Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Acke
Wm. Anderson
Minnie Williams
Warren
Local Social Notes Across Town On January Week
Sunday without church services noted. Mrs. Jennie Bauer from Russell dined with Mrs. Abbie Wiltsie and her daughter. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. F Davis. Miss Hazel Sanborn from Stoneham visited Rena Rickerson. Katie Ganey called on Ethel Hale. Mrs. Abbie Wiltsie is reported ill. Minnie Brakley and daughter Mabel visited Mrs. Olie Rickerson. S. L. Blackman visited Jamestown relatives who are ill. Ira Adams and family returned from Panama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bauer
Russell
Abbie Wiltsie
Ladies’ Aid
F.¥. Davis
Hazel Sanborn
Stoneham
Rena Rickerson
Katie Ganey
Ethel Hale
Minnie Brakley
Mabel
Olie Rickerson
S. L. Blackman
Jamestown
Ira Adams
Panama
Local Social Notes From Warren Area
On January 9 Mrs Isaac Hare visited Warren. Mrs J T Finley was a Warren visitor Wednesday. Mrs Geo Wedin is on the sick list this week. Carl Walquist of Red House New York was guest of Mr and Mrs Geo Wedin Thursday. M I Reynolds of Warren was guest of Wm Sinclair Sunday. Len Schweitzer, working at Sheffield, spent Sunday with his family. Mr and Mrs Harry Johnson of Warren were guests of Mr and Mrs Emil Johnson Sunday. Emil Johnson and son Charlie were in Kinzua Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Hare
Warren
J. T. Finley
Geo. Wedin
Carl Walquist
Red House
N. Y
M. I. Reynolds
Wm. Sinclair
Len Schweitzer
Sheffield
Harry Johnson
Emil Johnson
Son Charlie
Kinzua
Local Notes From Warren Visitors And Sick List
Mrs Will Henderson and her mother visited in Warren on Thursday. Clyde Mallory has returned home from West Virginia. Miss Jennie Ritchie visited her brother at the Emergency Hospital last Wednesday. Miss Ivel Cherry was in Warren on Wednesday. Miss Sara Kirnan is ill and under medical treatment. Miss Margaret McNerney also under medical care. Miss Mayme Cronin returned to Erie school after an extended vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Mallory
West Virginia
Jennie Ritchie
Ivel Cherry
Warren
Sara Kirnan
Margaret McNerney
Mayme Cronin
Erie School
Bible measurements and values cited in Ezekiel
The article lists ancient units: reed about eleven feet cubit near twenty two inches hand breadth three and five eighths inches finger breadth just under an inch silver shekel about 2s 8d gold shekel £2 silver talent £400 gold talent about £6000 penny 844 farthing value and related equivalents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezekiel
Ancient measures and coin values cited in London Globe
The London Globe lists several old Hebrew and traditional units with conversions, noting that a halfpence was one half a penny, a mite less than a farthing, a gerah equals 1%d., an epah or bath holds four gallons five pints, a bin equals three quarts three pints, an omer six pints, and a cab five pints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Globe
The Strike in the Clarion Office Recounted
Caroline A. Huling describes a newsroom strike averted by calm leadership as a Clarion paper stays on press. The piece highlights the editor’s perspective and the society editor who kept the schedule, praising newsroom teamwork under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline A. Huling
Lippincott
Clarion
Miss Huling
Mystery of Mark Fagan Jersey City Mayor
Lincoln Steffens profiles Mark Fagan of Jersey City in McClure’s January issue. The essay recounts how a poor boy rose to politics and faced bosses intent on purchasing him for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
Jersey City
Mark Fagan
Lincoln Steffens
Honest Politician Emerges From Modest Roots in Jersey City
The text praises Fagan as a man of moderate ability who becomes an unusually persistent and sane public figure. Mr. Steffens’ account frames his rise as dramatic, mysterious, and surprisingly instructive, noting that even locals cannot explain the appeal or the secret behind his honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Steffens
Fagan
Jersey City
Far East unsettled after war despite progress
The piece notes the Far-Eastern question remains unresolved postwar. It credits wartime action with introducing a new, previously dismissed element a capable Orient and warns old hostilities persist while the settlement awaits future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scribner’s Magazine
Greeks to Spend Six Months in Old Hellas
Six months in Greece planned for nine residents from the region. The party includes A Constas. Mr. and Mrs. Jond Sanford and son John of Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. George Geracimos and son George of Warren. and Mr. and Mrs. Markos Conomakis of Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Hellas
A. Constas
Jond Sanford
John
Jamestown
George Geracimos
George
Warren
Markos Conomakis
Franklin
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County Letters
FESS
Chandlers Valley
Falconer
David Martin
Earth
Léaria Spon
Heaven
Glory
Paradise
Thompson School
Dell. Palmer
Kane
Judge Dennison
Farmington
Chicago
Mary Dean
Earl
Marly Dyait
Emily Dean
Jamestomato
Derrick
Hannon Barnes
S. E. Barnes
Miss Marsh
Miss Merrick
Brookston
Harry Blair
Ed. Hathaway
Archie Pequeen
Kentucky
Grandpa Spicer
Lamona
Anna Rice
Harleb Mainwarring
Epworth
Miss Houghton
Columbus
C. E. Brown
Columbus & Erie B’y
Sylvester Schramling
Ayer
M. Meyers
Washington, D.C
As R Co
Lowell, Mass
Bowels Ular
Pontly Lamative
Irvine
Mr. Brown
Randalf
Rosa Brogan
Mason
Pickett
John van Orsdale
Mrs. Palmer
W. B. Hale
Phillips
Mae
Scandia
Special Agents
Centemeri
Wheeler @ Wilson Sewing Machines
C. H. Smith Co.,ltd
Shear Block
Stewart Howe
Smith
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Fentonville
Hemlock
North Clarendon
Will Henderson
Warren Trust Company
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