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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1907
Page
8
All copy should be in our hands by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name to all communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
Jan 15 notes Evangelistic meetings at the U B church led by Rev Nichols with Rev Culbertson of Lakewood. Fire damaged lace curtains at Jaquins home briefly. no major damage. Funeral, meetings, moves, visits, and entertainments are listed along with local visits and weather concerns.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyles visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. Weaver. Genevieve Million and Sophia Johnson called on the Misses Allaire. Mrs. Sutton visited Clarendon. Pearle Allaire spent Friday evening with Sora Johnson. Wm. Pope of Kellettville visited town. Mrs. Eklund and Pearle Allaire made a trip to Garfield. Karl Christenson, staying in Oil City, visited his parents. Minnie Hanson Jennie Christenson Victor Henrikson and Andrew Christenson spent Sunday at home. The Bivalvular Fish Supper hosted by town boys was a success with thanks to Henry Johnson for catering. Mrs. Will Schattenberg of Oil City returned home after a visit with her sister Pearle McCoy. her brother Lee accompanied her. Mrs. Wickwire returned from Bradford after a week away.
Mrs. Margaret Thompson, aged 83, was surprised with a special supper at her home on her birthday staged by relatives and neighbors. The Epworth League hosted an ice cream social at I O G T hall, a social and financial success. Rev J P Burns preached at M E church on Gods relation to mankind. The Christian Endeavor and Epworth League met in a union service led by H C Boyd, drawing a large turnout. Er W Cooney won re election to a year more as director of the Youngstown National bank, amid a strong seven month showing.
Local residents visit Kane and surrounding towns with multiple calls and visits noted. Births include Archie Christjohn's daughter born Jan 10 1907. Obituary records indicate Joseph Lester died Jan 14 at age 74.
Day returns home Sunday with his son Vet. Mr and Mrs A C Arnold purchase a fine new piano. Mrs John Carlson and Dora visit Warren. Anna Lindquist, recently at Kane, is home for a few weeks. Anna Johnson of Kane visits Mr and Mrs Dandois. Bertha Passinger, after two weeks of visits here, returns home Saturday.
January records list residents visiting Warren or traveling for work and school. Naomi Shaffer of Kinzua taught in town during Miss King’s absence. Several locals, including the Green sisters and Morrison, have business or visits in Bradford, Corydon, and Onoville. Mrs Handley left for Salamanca and Suisun City to spend winter and spring with her daughter. Valentine Hinton returned from Marshburg with a severe grip, while others like L. C. Walters and D. M. Howard are noted for local activities.
Mrs. Charles Latt died January 9 1907 at age 36 8 3 at her Nobles Hill home leaving a husband one son and four daughters with a sister and brother in Elk county The funeral was from the Lutheran church Sunday The community extended condolences P L Brooks of Youngsville visited the valley Saturday Witnesses were summoned for a Warren suit George Whitcomb conducted business at Sugar Grove Farmers Institute set for January 19 1907 at this place Invitation extended to all
Ackley Hollow notes on January 12 report Bertha Passinger returning with her father from Wetmore after two weeks visiting relatives. Emory Blood visited local friends Sunday. Mearl Chase returns home to Jamestown to stay with grandparents. Jacob Allen called on business in Russell. Mrs Fred Thompson moves to Jamestown. Mrs Daugharthy of Celoron occupies vacated house. Sylvester Passinger returns to work with son Sylvester.
Willie Smith, a business caller, and Elmer Denilson were in Warren Saturday. Mrs Axie Smith and daughter visited friends there. Harry Vansile and Willis Collins, Bear Lake, were seen in Warren weekend. Mr and Mrs Phillips of Russell called on Mrs Crecraft’s family last week. Mrs Marsh and daughter visited her daughter, Mrs Culbertson.
Jan 12 reports show Mrs James Rickerson and son Everett of Jamestown visiting her mother Mrs A Rickerson. Lewis Learn of Warren spent Sunday with parents on Quaker Hill. Miss Bessie Brokaw of Frewsburg and Rena Rickerson of Fentonville visited Miss Lena Rickerson.
J C Smith of Cherry Creek NY called on business in Columbus Thursday. Mrs Bertha Carrier Aiken of Detroit MI arrived for an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs N S Carrier. Sherwood Simmons goes to Buffalo for medical treatment. Miss Adelia Dutton improves slowly after a fall. Ladies Aid social netted over 4 dollars. S Q T M to hold regular Review Friday with good attendance urged. Columbus creamery to reopen Monday Jan 21. Friends of Alta Bowers now of Richland MI hope for speedy recovery.
Mrs. McClelland traveled to Greenville to visit relatives. Austin Northrop wheels with his glasses. Mrs. James Logan urged to Bradford by daughter Nora Bradley’s illness. Mrs. John Dexter visited Warren. Oren McClelland visiting Diamond relatives. Miss Lucy Pratt of Kinzua visiting sister Linnie Dexter. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard of East Branch visiting Cobb parents.
Jan 15 notes show C W Anderson moving his family to Kinzua and Geo Newark occupying his vacated house. Various residents like Chas Nelson and Wm Bairstow visit family or travel to Warren Irvine and Sheriff. Multiple locals including Mrs Roy Looney and I R Hare host or visit in Warren and Kinzua amid Sunday visits and Sunday business trips.
January notices show the Ladies' Aid Society dining with Mrs. Marie Adams on Thursday and the F C A with Mrs. Minnie Bradley on January 30, with the quilt drawing set for that day. Miss Ethel Monroe Batting gave a church entertainment on January 3. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. M Wetmore on January 3, 1907.
Mrs. Kate Bull is confined to her bed. A. D. Lacy and family visited friends here last week. Ira Adams and family returned from Panama and Watts Flats. C. C. Haskins and family spent weekend at Lakewood with his brother A. H. Haskins. S. L. Blackmon visited Dunkirk Westfield and Portland. J. L. Rickerson and wife visited Corry. Mrs. John Davis returned from Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Davis visited Rageway Corduroy. Minnie Palmeter of Drydock visited here. Mrs. Ira Adams hosted her uncle John Fawcet of Sherman. Neighbors met with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Haskins. Some youths attended the opera at Jamestown midweek.
Miss Ellen Hagle visits relatives in Pittsfield while Miss Lillian Gustafson and Miss Emma Rinell pursue schooling in Pittsfield and Rock Island. A dime social is planned at the Johnson home Thursday afternoon. Ami Anderson of Augustana College delivered a well received sermon at the Lutheran church.
The Beveridge bill aims to regulate child labor via Interstate Commerce power. It would bar shipments of goods from mines and factories employing under 14 unless shippers provide an affidavit. The measure targets large industries like coal, cotton, and glass, elevating the issue to national prominence while preserving state duties.
A Review of Reviews discusses a national 14 year age limit for child labor and its potential to push states to adopt uniform standards. It weighs States rights against federal power, noting education and child welfare should stay with states while a federal standard could accelerate reforms in mills and factories.
An excerpt from McClure's by Hendrick portrays 800000 Jews in New York City as a powerful, rising community. It tracks the ascent of Russian immigrants from poverty to landowners and merchants, and analyzes factors behind Jewish advancement in America.
An essay questions whether Americans are as courteous as possible in daily life and in public relations. It contrasts good breeding with genuine courtesy, cites Dr. Johnson’s bluntness as a warning, and notes a gendered shift in conversational style, ending with an ad for old newspapers for sale by MAz office.
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