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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
8
Correspondents urged to submit copy by the weekly deadline with signatures optional for publication. Reports note obituaries, family visits, travel to Cornell, injuries from an icy walk, and social updates from Columbus Grange, with various local residents mentioned and routine community notices.
Jan 12 reports from Klondike and Warren describe Mrs Foulkrod and son Earnest enjoying a party with Kinzua youths, Corydon visitors like Morrison and Morse, and several locals visiting friends. A winter storm brings 8 inches of snow and heavy snowfall.
January 11 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuller of Kiantone visiting Miss Rena Rickerson. Ernest Dickinson and family visited Bert McCoy’s, and a kitchen shower for Carl and Rena Tuller drew a merry crowd. Frank Adams and family joined Henry Rhodes’s hosts, while John Wiltsie and family visited Bert McCoy. Carl Johnson and family from Yankee Bush plan to move to Emmet Moore’s farm. Nina Adams visited J. H. Adams family.
Jan 12 era Ladow and family were in Steamburg Saturday and Sunday for a family visit, with local residents noting their brief stay in the area.
Notes from the town report visitors from New Wilmington Warren and Dunkirk Bettie Christie takes a Youngsville school post Irvine postoffice adopts new sign and 1500 souvenir cards sent during holidays A railroad fatality near Trunkeyville involved a 14 year old boy Saint Luke's Church sermon by Rev A H Wiersbinski benefited Italian earthquake relief with a charity collection
Jan 11 reports Elias Akeley and Gust Akeley visiting family and returning from trips. Several names attend visits at Vansile Egypt Kane Wetmore and Fox Hill. John Brightman returns from Waynesburg Pa pump station move. school resumes after a short vacation.
Mrs. Viola Shreves and children of Riceville visit relatives here. Miss Linda Holmes visited her mother at Fagle over Sunday. Fay Eastman returns to school after illness last week. Miss Letta Hayes comes home from a visit with sister Mrs L Culver at Mickle Hill. Clayton Oviatt attends church at Columbus Chapel on Sunday.
January 11 report shows school reopening after vacation. Town residents visited Kane, including Jack Davidson, Walter Nicholson, William Maxwell, Arthur Jackson, Bertha Passinger, Kate Jerman, and Ellen Johnson. Visitors from Kane included Mrs. W. C. Nicholson, J. M. Passinger, Mrs. Nathaniel Beebe, Perle Thompson, Myrtle Rose, and Hannah Tureen. A health update notes Willis Stover improving after illness. Ed Stover hosted a Saturday gathering with local youths enjoying a fine time.
Miss Bessie Logan works for William Morgan at Spring Creek. Elmer Gray was a Torpedo visitor last Friday. Edward Pratt of Kinzua visits his daughter Mrs. John Dexter. Mrs. E K Houghtling and Mrs. Fred Phillis visited C L Houghtling last Friday.
Russell January 11. Mr and Mrs Will Phillips and family called on A N Young and wife of Akeley Hollow. Mrs Fred Thompson arrived from Jamestown to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Phillips. The new telephone line to Scandia nears completion with final wire stringing and a crew from Scandia aiding.
The obituary notes the death of a Gibsonburg resident who endured illness with community support. She is survived by her father Allison Oviatt, a step mother and brother Vincent, all in Gibsonburg Ohio. Funeral services were held at Union church with a local choir, burial beside her mother in Trimm cemetery.
The Presidency of the United States is described as the most exalted office in the world due to its elected basis and the suffrage of a free people. The piece emphasizes the presidency’s dignity and unique authority among global rulers.
A publisher in Indianapolis invites readers to request a postpaid Popular Music Roll featuring 16 pages of full sheet music. The offer requires three or more performers' names and 25 cents in silver or postage. Contents include Rud Knauer's Flight of the Butterflies and March Manila among others.
OnD A V and P R y schedules list arrival times for van and intermediate stations with 8 54 p m 4 59 For Titusville and intermediate 10 2A a m 8 04 p m times noted for local rail service.
Jan 11 reports visiting families from Lottsville and Pittsfield on Cherry Hill. The minister Dinsmore filled the appointment as Rasell was sick. Schools were closed Thursday and Friday due to Miss Burns illness. A station site surveyed at West Lottsville by the division freight agent. Cottage prayer meeting planned at Ed Carrs home. Ladies Aid Society met with Carrie Pierce. attendance good.
Wilbur Logan is home on a visit from Cuba New York where he has been working for several months Mrs Mattie Whitely was called to Jamestown last Sunday due to sickness in her brother Harvey Logan's family
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Cole hosted neighbors and friends on Thursday January 7 with a musical program led by Mrs A A Avery. The event included songs instrumental numbers and reminiscences from Mr Cole about battlefield experiences and rebel prisons. Guests from Akeley Hollow Jamestown N Y and others joined in games light refreshments and warm praise for the entertainers.
The East Branch community mourns the death of Lura Oviatt who died January 1 after a nearly three month illness. Her passing brings sorrow to local residents and family.
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