Refrain From Recording Without First Names
The notice urges Molt correspondents to avoid writing about individuals unless a first name or initials are available, deeming such items not worth recording.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
2
The notice urges Molt correspondents to avoid writing about individuals unless a first name or initials are available, deeming such items not worth recording.
Tiproute and Wrightsville report a mix of personal updates and community events. Roy Wooden undergoes appendicitis surgery in Tiproute with critics safe. In Wrightsville Elihew Kingsley funeral held at home with interment in Wrightsville cemetery.
Mount Oak reports visiting relatives and returns for several residents. Mr. and Mrs. W D Pierce of Tidioute hosted family time. Flora McKinney of Youngsville returned home after visiting Mrs. Essie Pierce. Iva Oviatt came back from Youngsville. Wim Armitage of Cobb's Corners spent Sunday with grandparents C L Clark and wife. R D Daye attended business in Grand Valley. B Daye of Grand Valley visits son R D Daye. Elga Oviatt returned to work in Youngsville after New Year break. Nettie Nichols and daughter visited Fred Cochran in Eagle. S A Oviatt visited Eldred Center. Dr L Clark, ill, shows improvement.
Iva May daughter of Dr H H Cowles married Stephen Hitchcock in Farmington on a Wednesday evening Dec 28. Rev O J Gage of Chandlers Valley performed the ceremony before about thirty relatives and friends who gifted handsome presents. The couple will reside in Farmington.
The National Stockman and Farmer of Pittsburg Pa offers its handsome calendar. Send 10 cents to cover package and postage to receive this yearly calendar.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs H Dare Ling last Wednesday for quilting and a noon dinner. Mr and Mrs W M Delamater hosted a 6:30 pm dinner with guests from Warren and Grand Valley Pa. Attendees included L W Dennison M W Dennison Capt Lyons James Rogers Marshal Parshal and Miss Fisher. A funeral for Mrs Jackson Run was held Saturday with W M Delamater attending.
Claire as attend r in law Harvey held Saturday evening from FF Pa where his brother John funeral was day. Valley Grange installed officers Tuesday: Master Theo Akins Overseer WM Delamater Steward BJ Wilson Secre Archie Falconer Chap N A Porter Sec Archie Falconer Gate KN Christenson. Four officers elect were absent. Oyster supper served after.
Multiple death notices recount Mrs. Susan Howard of Lander Pennsylvania dying January 4 1911 at age 65 with burial at Foster Cemetery and survivors including her husband and two daughters. The article also details the death of Warren Savage of Warren Pennsylvania born 1841 with Civil War service, marriages, children, professions, church and Masonic membership, and surviving relatives.
F E Hyer visited West Spring Creek friends last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs G W Graham spent New Years at Youngsville with daughter Mrs Geo Carroll. Miss Martha Strawser returned home after a week with friends. John Powelson and Corry visitor Monday. F E Hyer on sick list. Chas Spencer Youngsville visitor Monday. E A Werle Jamestown visiting here. Will Spencer family convalescent after illness. M Packard Horns Spring Creek visitor Tuesday. Siding was
Two Lalians attacked each other with pitchforks in a barn at John F. White's property near Mount Morris. Dr. G C Fisk treated both heads with over 40 stitches each, Tony Cepola suffered a scalp wound and eye injury while Joseph Majadda had him arrested. The men were covered with red puncture marks from the forks.
Local merchants promote ads to target readers via the Mail and attract customers. The notice highlights proven reach, quick responses, and cost effective classified style exposure for small businesses seeking measurable outcomes.
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