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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
8
Instructions demand weekly submissions in our hands by Tuesday. Each correspondent must sign his or her name to all communications, but names will not be published unless requested.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 20 notes list visitors and callers including Walter Dan dois family from Jersey Shore, Belle Passinger, Hulda Stoneburg, Zore Peck sick, E J Arnold to Kane, Engle from Warren, Hugh Engle in Warren Hospital, John Carlson at Ludlow, Elmer Shirley and Frank Shirley party from Warren, and many others visiting Kane or Warren over the week.
Mrs Sopha Strand joins her daughter in caring for Mr Gage who was seriously hurt Saturday. Minnie Reese remains ill. Mildred Peck went to Warren for work. John Thompson and Charles Strand visited from Warren and Akeley. Jamestown and Falconer visitors stop by. Fred Hooker and James Whatford hosts for a wood bee and Ladies Aid dinner. Leap year party at U B church raises funds for a church Bible. Ladies Aid dines with Sadie Grant. Albert Wyman visits from Akeley. Atkins Bros mill injury to W McCoy noted. More neighbors called on W McCoy who was hurt.
Jan 20 report from Ackley Hollow notes social calls by Mrs. Elias Akeley to Mrs. John Mattson and visits by Henry Laufenburger to North Warren. Will Louis of Jamestown visits friends. Mrs. O M Bump improves after illness. Mrs. Fred Newark visits her Warren mother. Mrs. Jennie Bauer returns home after four weeks with her daughter. Mrs. W H Madigan injures hip after an ice fall. About 30 youths from Ackley Hollow and Russell attend a gathering.
The home of Mleon Daugarthy was the setting for a serenade to Mr and Mrs Vertner Adams. A. W. Young visited Rusooil on Sunday.
Cursory notes show Criterio went throng from Warren to McGee Hill Tuesday. Harry McGee of Warren traveled to McGee Hill Wednesday. Mrs Fred Mewark of Kinaua visits Mrs Lina Atkins. The Atkins family and Isa bella visit Cory dor patient Myrie Geer who is ill. Isabella Atkins visits friends in Kinzua. Linna Atkins and husband go to Warren. Jim Mullen of Hemlock passes through Monday. R E Geer rests as comfortably as expected.
Stanley Geary of Dayton and Geo. W. Metzger from Warren visit Irvineton while Mr. and Mrs. Skinner host relatives. The death of Mrs. Anna McDonald is noted after a sickness and transfer to Oil City. Labor changes affect Shorty Poppleton and Chas Hastlett. An attempted tax sale fails as premises are locked. Ice prospects near Seven inches thick on Valentine’s pond. Visitors W K Metzger and Nashville resident Mrs. W. Metzger spend time with locals.
Mrs Warren Woodard died after months of ill health aged 64. Funeral from her home at 2 p.m. Burial was in East Side cemetery. She belonged to the L O T M and is survived by her husband, several daughters, and a son. Cemetery Auxiliar y will host a card party in Grange hall Saturday night. Glen Spencer returns to Midland Pa after a ten days visit. The next mothers meeting will be at Mrs Wm Lamona’s home January 28. The Corry W C T A will attend.
R J Weld left for Harrisburg Tuesday to attend the annual State Board of Agriculture meeting in the new Capitol. Fred Barrett bought the Jason Frank place on Mill Street and moved in. A M McDonald and wife are sick with the grip. The Rev Mr Rinder gave an illus-
A trimmed note lists a Presbyterian church lecture for Boys Club benefit and receipt of a circulating state library from Narrieburg. It records Sugar Grove Grange officers including Chas Jagger and Mrs Sample with Mrs Woodside as secretary, five days of Farmora Institutes in Warrom county, a Corydon date sequence, and Roland McLean and Zac Chandler renting a meat market for a modern clean shop window.
A historical analysis shows shifts in U S lumber sources since 1880 with Michigan and Washington rising shares while Michigan fades. It notes total annual wood use near 100 billion board feet and forecasts only about 33 years of timber remaining at current consumption, urging sustainable management and publication of Circular 129 by the Forest Service.
Monday morning E M Keely father of Wallace Keely Franklin boy missing since December 29 located the lad at Newton Falls near Warren Ohio ten miles west of Youngstown. The boy had been with a farmer for two weeks and claimed he did not want to return home.
A Review of Reviews assesses Francis Joseph as a statesman with iron duty and loyalty. The emperor spoke fourteen languages, avoided national bias, and gained popular support among Hungarians, Czechs, Germans, and many other groups. His neutrality stood in Ausgleich talks, except for army language policy prioritizing German.
An excerpt discusses the engineer as central to modern progress shaping watercourses electricity energy and propulsion. It links Western influence with industrial diffusion and cites Egypt India Asiatic Turkey sharing impulses with the American Southwest and ancient Mesopotamia in Arizona.
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