County Letters Notice for Correspondents
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
8
Local Social Notes From Jamestown and Nearby
Jan 13 report lists Sam McManus returning from illness and visiting family members. Mrs Elmer Whirley and children have come back to Jamestown. Elmer Denilson and family from Akeley visited relatives here over the weekend. Will Smith of Akeley visited parents here Sunday. Ward Culbertson and friends toured Quaker Hill Saturday. Henry Laufenburger visited relatives in North Warren and Warren Friday. Mrs Verg Akeley spent time with Miss Bertha Passinger Friday. A C Walker and son Henry from Scandia stopped to see Mrs W H Madigan Saturday. Harry Clara and Edna Laufenburg were in Russell Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam McManus
Elmer Whirley
Jamestown
Elmer Denilson
Akeley
Will Smith
Ward Culbertson
Quaker Hill
Henry Laufenburger
North Warren
Warren
Verg Akeley
Bertha Passinger
A. C. Walker
Henry
Scandia
W. H. Madigan
Harry
Clara
Edna Laufenburg
Russell
Local Social Notes from Grand Valley and Nearby Towns
Mrs Wm Pierce visits sister Mrs Carrie Dunham in Grand Valley. L S Trimm of Jamestown visits J N Falkinburg. Mrs Blakeslee and son Roy of Spartansburg visit Emery rar ber. Mr and Mrs Vi Pierce of Youngsville visit relatives here. Mr and Mrs W A Sanford were Titusville visitors. Wm Pierce goes to Hydetown. Amy Meadon is surprised on her 16th birthday with friends and games. Nina Falkinburg returns to Meadville. Mrs J M Paden returns from Youngsville caring for daughter Mrs M Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Pierce
Carrie Dunham
Grand Valley
L. S. Trimm
Jamestown
J. N. Falkinburg
Blakeslee
Roy
Spartansburg
Emery Rarber
Vi. Pierce
Youngsville
W. A. Sanford
Titusville
Hydetown
Amy Meadon
Nina Falkinburg
Meadville
J. M. Paden
M. Bemis
Local notes from Jan 14 include travels and visits
January 14 report lists H B Tillow moving to Olean to live with son Harlow. Charles Anderson of Scandia visited Mr McGrath. J Miller traveled to Russell. Wade of Clendenning Corners spent Sunday in town. Robert Feeney and Charles Nelson of West Virginia visited Frank Tillow's home. W O Martin attended Grange Saturday. Mrs J Miller visited her uncle Henry Tillow Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Tillow
Olean
Harlow
Charles Anderson
Scandia
McGrath
J. Miller
Russell
Mr. Wade
Clendenning Corners
Robert Feeney
Charles Nelson
West Virginia
Frank
W. O. Martin
Grange
Allen Smith Improves After Blood Poisoning Illness
The column notes Allen Smith’s two week illness with blood poisoning is improving. It lists cemetery auxiliary officers for 1908 led by President Mrs. H. S. Ayer and notes the group now has 122 members. The piece also mentions social visits, farm rentals by Frank Crosby and Ettie Curtis moving to California, plus remarks on economic panic and limited furnace activity in the Pittsburg district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pittsburg
Local notes report travels and hunting tale
E Mason Metzger of Brooks Locomotive Works Dun kirk spent days here with his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs L McDowell at Youngsville. C F Myers killed a bear on a short hunting trip. Mrs Florence Thompson left for Missouri last week, called there by her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Mason Metzger
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Local Notices and Social Roster Highlights
Sickness in Claire family prompts brief notices. Wesley Singleton returns to West Virginia for work. Peter D. Swanson departs for Sheffield to manage the new company store. C. L. Price and family visit eastern State for a week. Engineer Charles Haslett visits Warren yard crew last week. Village social at Mr McGee's yields a lively gathering. Sunday School officers elected: Superintendent Ida L. McKinney. assistants Mabel Walters and Evelyn McKinney. secretary Carrie Lawson. librarians Alice McKinney and Floyd Walters. treasurers C. J. Sampson and Vivian Johnson. missions overseen by Mary Van Dyke and Vivian Johnson. January 5 1908 sees no freight trains from P R R and WNY&P R due to rest for workers. Irvine mail weighing complete December 31 1907 with 28 daily sacks about 12 000 pounds empty. Arcade Hotel W F Jackson reports painting and papering lowers. praised by travelers. A. M. Bennet and John Foreman noted in town. Clayton Stearns and John Ayers in Corry on business. Mrs R I Donaldson listed as sick. W L Greeley slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Son Clair
Wesley Singleton
West Virginia
Peter D. Swanson
Sheffield
C. L. Price
Charles Haslett
Warren
Evelyn McKinney
Dora Johnson
C. A. Love
Alice McKinney
Floyd Walters
C. J. Sampson
Mary van Dyke
Vivian Johnson
W.N. Y
Irvine
Washington
W. F. Jackson
Arcade Hotel
Jackson
Child Run Over By Engine On Side Track At Depot
Frankie son of Mr and Mrs Will Taylor was struck by a local engine while returning home from Mourton mill pond. His left arm was amputated below the elbow and he suffered head and facial injuries. He was taken to Corry hospital where his wounds were dressed and he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie
Will Taylor
Mourton’s Mill Pond
Corry Hospital
Vance Pitt
F. R. Pitt
Byron Bates
Lulu
Corry
John Donaldson
Warren Briggs
Stella
Colorado
Frank Briggs
Eric
Alsdorf
Hillman
Ludlow
Wash
Cable Hollow Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits
Jan 13 notices show residents traveling and hosting guests. Amelia Jones returns to Jamestown after visiting Sopha Strand. Eda Olmstead travels from Warren to her home in Warren. Mrs. Strand visits friends in the Valley, while Mary McCoy hosts visitors from Akeley and receives guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Jones
Sopha Strand
Jamestown
Eda Olmstead
Warren
Mary McCoy
Akeley
E. Fellows
Quaker Hill
Dakin
Fox Hill
Mary Whatford
Mae Sumner
Minnie Reese
Mildred Peck
This Place
Warren Residents Pay Social Calls and Farewell to Local Widow
January 13 notes show several Warren visitors and residents calling on friends and relatives including E Clemons Anthony Muntz J W Green and Mrs N S Holt. The obituary for Mrs Charles D Seaman 69 born Anna M Smith of Cuba New York mentions husband two sisters Lydia Smith and Charlotte Ingles with funeral Wednesday at Kinzua cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clemons
Warren
Anthony Muntz
C. M. Bergstrom
Taintor
J. W. Green
Hickory
Dr. Cowden
North Warren
M. J. Handley
W.J. Kirkpatrick
North Clarendon
John Shaffer
Kinzua
N. S. Holt
R. K E. Green
Charles D. Seaman
Kinzua Cemetery
Local Notes and Visitors From Corydon Area
Jan 14 Miss Etta Griffin visited Warren while Miss Mary Casey of Onoville stayed with friends over Sunday. Lucia Browne and Minnie Griffin returned home for the weekend. Belle Doughty left for Pittsburg on L O T M business and was in Austin last week. Peter Powers killed a wild cat near Tracy Run. Melcher Kraft and wife left for Buffalo to start a new life after their December 30 wedding. Kraft works in Buffalo Pullman shops. Romaine Griffin, class of 09 at Edinboro State Normal, returned to school after four weeks off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Griffin
Warren
Mary Casey
Onoville
Lucia Browne
Minnie Griffin
Belle Doughty
Pittsburg
Doughty
Austin
Peter Powers
Tracy Run
Melcher Kraft
Buffalo
Corydon
Kraft
Pullman
Romaine Griffin
Edinboro State Normal
Local travel notes from Big Bend region
January 13 report lists Joseph McGee and son Harry passing through en route to Warren. Isabella Atkins visits North Warren for eye treatment. Linn Atkins travels to Warren on business and to Cable Hollow for hay. Orrie Fuller and Clair Geer pass through from Culbertson Run to Hemlock. Linn Atkins and son Sterl visit Warren. Irvin Geer of Warren visits his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McGee
Harry
Warren
Isabella Atkins
North Warren
Linn Atkins
Clair Geer
Orrie Fuller
Culbertson Run
Hemlock
Cable Hollow
Sterl
Irvin Geer
Orrie Fuller Visited Isabella Atkins Informal Call
Isabella Atkins called on Mrs. Ed Clemmons Monday afternoon and Orrie Fuller visited during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orrie Fuller
Isabella Atkins
Ed. Clemmons
Rochester backs 12 foot waterway from Pittsburg to Lake Ontario
A Rochester chamber delegation met Pittsburg Rivers and Harbors Committee to discuss a proposed 12 foot waterway along the Allegheny to Lake Ontario. Promoters cite mechanical lift locks and 50 foot dams to move 1,200 ton barges, with 35 locks total, aiding coal exports and ore transport to New York via a linked Erie Canal route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny River
Pittsburg
Olean
N. Y
Smoky City
Lake Ontario
Rochester
Chamber of Commerce
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Cuba
Genesee River
Canada
Belgium
Austria
Pittsburg Coal and Steel
New York
Bounty Blanks for Sale at Tam Mar Office
Bounty blanks are listed for sale at the Tam Mar office. The item description notes quantities and pricing options for interested buyers. Local buyers are advised to contact the office for further details and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam Mar
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Warren Mail
County Letters
Ackley Hollow
Sanford
Germany
Columbus
A. M. Bennet
West Spring Creek
John Foreman
Clayton Stearns
Eldred Hill
John Ayers
Spring Creek
R. I. Donaldson
W. L. Greeley
Ayer
Alconel
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Sugar Run
Big Bend
Fancy China
Jardiniers
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Allegheny Canal
Tribune
National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
The
Matz
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