Local social notes from Columbus and Corry
January society items list residents visiting relatives and friends in nearby towns. Mentions of Mrs Harwood Mrs Sullivan Miss Cook Knight Napper Trantrom Spencer Wickwire Inwood Tarr Westrene Carrier Hall Chapel DeJean Day and other families visiting, plus a birth of a six pound boy and a few illnesses and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Herbert Harwood
Corry
Charles Pat
D. J. Sullivan
Frank Harwood
Miss Cook
Cleveland
Carl Way
Mr. Knight
Napper
Woodin
Pittsburg
Anna Trantrom
Alice Spencer
Warren
Wickwire
Dewey
Albert Curtis
Mrs. Inwood
Lottsville
Tyler
Ed Westrene
Fry
Pedro Club
Cynthia Manwarren
Val
E. G. Carrier
James Hall
Archie
Charles DeJean
Blue Eye
Delos Scrambling
Frank Emerson
Mildred
James Crippen
Chautauqua
Wm. Lamona
Charlie Raymond
Frank Gordon
Erie
Will Minor
Corry Law
Frank Russell
B. A. West
Will Page
Will Parker
Esther
M. Put
Mrs
E. Natn
Local Notes From Matthews Run District
Mrs A B Hazeltine remains bedbound with heart trouble. Horace Hazeltine visited Garland and stayed with his father in law at Dugal due to bad roads. Will Ward suffers a nervous attack and stays home. Sam Ward returns home. Master Douglas Crandall visits his father after months with H L Rowley. Walter Ward visits from Quaker Hill to see his mother. Mrs A M Jones visits Mrs Robert Chandler at Youngsville. H L Rowley A M and Fred Strickland load ties at Youngsville for J M Huff. Ed Ash resumes brick yard work after felon illness. N P Johnson, long ill, is losing his mind and watched day and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Ward
Quaker Hill
A. M. Jones
Robert Chandler
Youngsville
H. L. Rowley
A. M
Fred Strickland
J. M. Huff
Ed Ash
N. P. Johnson
Ross Hill Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Mattie Benedict was home Sunday. Mrs A E Tarr visited her daughter at Titusville. Mrs E L Martin and Miss Alice Benedict were Youngsville shoppers. Clayton Bartsch was in for medical treatment. Quary oyster dinner attendees visited church yesterday. Miss Alice Benedict was a Garland visitor. Will Wilson and family visited his mother. Our faithful groceryman makes regular Monday trips from Youngsville despite mud and snow. A J Tarr is a Garland visitor today. Our mail carrier hasn’t recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Mattie Benedict
A. E. Tarr
Titusville
E. L. Martin
Alice Benedict
Youngsville
Ter Clayton Bartsch
Will Wilson
Baby
A. J. Tarr
Patchen Hollow Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs A M Jones spends a few days with daughter Mrs Chandler. Floy Law son and Bernice Law son and Oressa Johnson visit Roy Lindquist. O S Johnson and daughter Lucy attend church. Charles and Mrs Lindquist visit Jamestown to see son Carl and attend evangelistic meetings. Grace Patchen stays with Mrs Chapman Matthews Run. Pearl Lawson misses school due to illness. Claud Carpenter visits Blackville. Bernice and Floy Lawson and Oressa Johnson visit Olive Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen Hollow
A. M. Jones
Chandler
Floy
Bernice Lawson
Oressa Johnson
Roy Lindquist
O. S. Johnson
Lucy
Seminary
Birs
Charles Lindquist
Jamestown
Carl
Norbeck
Dora
Warren
Grace Patchen
Market Report New York Provision Prices
New York Market Report shows wheat May at 90 5 to 95 cents, oats standards 40 cents, pork messes 19.00 to 19.50, butter creamery extras 33 to 34 cents, eggs state and Pennsylvania new laid 31 to 32 cents, and potatoes per 180 pounds 1.75 to 2.00 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Peninsylvania
Georgia D A R Ends Fight Over Harry Lee Remains
Mrs Lucy Carnegie consents to moving the remains of Revolutionary leader Harry Lee from Cumberland Island Georgia to the Lee burial ground in Lexington Virginia. Georgia D A R opposed transfer arguing General Lee approved the grave site and fought to keep the body in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Robert E. Lee
Brunswick
Lucy Carnegie
Harry Lee
Carnegie
Ground Wangeness
Cumberland Island
Virginia
Daughters of the American Revolution
Cumberland
Lee
Lexington
Marietta
Resulu
Cuba
Nathanael Greene
Dungeness
Greenes
Monument in the Lee Cemetery Sparks Petition Across Georgia
The Lee Cemetery monument remains a target of removal protests led by Mrs. J. H. Redding of the Waycross chapter. She organized a petition signed by hundreds of Daughters statewide, arguing that disturbing the remains would be desecration at this late date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Redding
Waycross
Buffalo Market Prices for Wheat Corn and Livestock
Buffalo provision market reports grain prices for No 2 white wheat at 1.10 and No 3 yellow corn at 94 cents, oats and flour figures, and butter and cheese quotes. East Buffalo livestock market lists prime steers 8.75 per cwt, fat cows 6.25 to 6.50, veals up to 12.00, and lambs near 9.50 to 9.65, with hogs around 7.90 to 7.95. Buffalo hay market shows timothy No 2 on track 16.50 and other feeds at 9.00 to 16.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Butler—Creamery
Winter Family
East Buffalo
Timothy
Eye Glass Pedalers Frauds Warned by Professor Hyde
Public alert warns of eye glass peddlers posing as agents traveling from house to house using a name. Professor Hyde refutes involvement and notes his office at 348 Pennsylvania Avenue West above Citizens National Bank Rooms 7 and 8 with hours 9 am to 8 pm and Sunday by appointment. Bell phone 256.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Hyde
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
Admiralty Tests 16.25 Inch Gun for Queen Elizabeth Ships
The Admiralty has perfected a 16.25 inch battleship gun that could be mounted on the Queen Elizabeth class. The weapon is reported to have a broadside fire power of 17,600 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Admiralty
Notice of Incorporation Renewal for Warren Table Works
Five individuals apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 17 1918 at 11 a m under the 1874 act for renewal under the same name of the Warren Table Works charter issued March 13 1893. The factory manufactures bedroom and office furniture and seeks all rights and privileges conferred by the act. Solicitor F H Beshlin notes. January 23 February 6 15 publication dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Homer
E. E. Allen
Samuel Peterson
Thomas K. Creal
W.M. Creal
Pennsylvania
Warren Table Works
F. H. Beshlin
Warren County Sheriff Sale Foreclosures Parcel in Warren
By writ of Fiery Facias from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the Court House in Warren will host a 2 PM February 10 1913 sale of a parcel in Warren Borough formerly Glade Township described as lot seven 73 feet 4 inches by 200 feet with a frame dwelling and out buildings. Property seized in execution as the property of Frank Hagberg in the Trustees of Odin Number 1 suit. Henry Park sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Penn’a
Borough of
Warren
Glade Township
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Peter Hamm
A. Hertgel
Recorder's Office
A. Hertzell
Mary Jane Gordon
Joseph Kirkhammer
August Merek, Sr
John Spangler
Recorder’s Office
Frank Hagberg
Odin
S. B
A. Henry Park
Remedy Advertisement for Lung and Throat Health
If you are suffering from ANY lung or throat trouble it is your duty to investigate. Send for free full information to Wilson's Remedy Westwood N J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wilson
Westwood, N. J
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United States Mail
First National Bank
Warren PA
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank, of
Warren, Pa
Terson
John Halden
Newtown
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Market Report
New York
Gen. Lee
Lee Cemetery
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
England
Egn
Phila. Smelting & Refining Company
Chestnut ST
Philadelphia
KECP
Chichester
Spills Monde Sreer Hodiess
Drugaests EV
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