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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1912

Page

2

Lydiatt Improving As Community News Noted

Pittsfield residents report J. S. Lydiatt improving after illness. Visitors include Ralph Brooks and Mrs John Phelps. Frank Obart suffers serious burns from a gas stove explosion. Icehouse filling continues as Rev. Miller begins Thursday prayer meetings at the Presbyterian church with all welcome.

Pittsfield J. S. Lydiatt Ralph Brooks John Phelps E. Krantz Erie A. D. Coan A. S. Brown Frank Obart Andy Hall T. W. Pay Miller Presbyterian Church

Local Notes Hit Pittsfield and Nearby Towns

The Pittsfield area reports visits and travel such as Mrs Led erburg and daughter returning to Youngstown after staying with her parents the Yarling family. Others mention operations in Warren, library club activities at Phoenix Home, and social visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Fellows and the Hogansons. An upcoming L A H C A meeting is postponed to February and local marriages and illness are noted among residents.

Pittsfield Henry Lederburg Youngstown Ohio Gust Yarling J. S. Lydiatt Warren Charley McIntyre Dale Conklin Akeley Ida Hale Phoenix Home Library Club Howard Homestead

Local notes from Spring Creek and surrounding towns

Jan 20 report lists residents moving and visiting: Mr and Mrs Frank Spenner shift to Columbus. Mr and Mrs H Jay Spencer return from Oregon. Mrs Georgia Carroll and son G M back in Youngsville from visit with Mrs Mary Graham. John Hines on sick list. Geo Helphus of Spartansburg rents local blacksmith shop. Mrs Johnson of Columbus at work there. EK Hyer very sick. Will Henry travels to Corry to visit ill father. infant of Clifford Wells improving after serious illness. Clyde Peterson visits Mickey Hill. Packard hog house and three hogs destroyed by fire last Tuesday night. Dan Donaldson improving after illness. old folks dance enjoyed. Celia Wentworth of Corry visiting her father JF Hyer. Leo Robinaut visits Corry.

Frank Obbart Thos. Poy F. D. Rockwell Ruth Trusler Lottsville Henry Hoganson Charles Hoganson A. D. Coan Youngsville A. S. Brown C. C. Johnson Warren Strom Bradford John Mead Mary Strawbridge Titusville H. Jay Spencer Oregon Georgia Carroll G. M Mary Graham John Hines Geo. Helphus Spartansburg Mrs. Johnson Columbus EK. Hyer’s Will Henry Corry Clifford Wells Clyde Peterson Mickey Hill M. Packard Dan Donaldson Celia Wentworth JF. B. Hyer Leo Robinault

Westfield Area Social Notes and Local Visits

East Branch. Jan 22. Wm and Mamie Whiteley spent Sunday with friends at Spring Creek. Ava Mitchell visited Corry. Florence Eastman called at C N Fairchilds. Mrs Frank Lay visiting parents at Saybrook. Harry Dodge went to Union City for his cousin’s funeral. A P Whiteley and E C Heminway were Corry visitors last week. Farmers busy putting up ice this year.

East Branch Mamie Whiteley Spring Creek Will Logan N. Oviatt Ava Mitchell Corry Florence Eastman C. N. Fairchilds Frank Lay Saybrook Harry Dodge Union City A. P. Whiteley E. C. Heminway

Mrs Celintha Jones Johnson Rites Held At Farmington

Farmington notes record the death of Mrs Celintha Jones Johnson at 84, born in Hamburg New York, survived by two daughters Mrs Mary Foster and Mrs Grace Salford, a brother Stewart Jones and a sister Mrs Amos Pond. Funeral Saturday at home with Rev O H Sibley officiating. Community updates mention Mrs John Esperson ill and school closed by Ludwick. About 30 youths visited their pastor at Busti. Sibley gave an illustrated China lecture at M E church.

Farmington Celintha Jones Johnson Hamburg N.Y Mary Foster Grace Salford Stewart Jones Tiona Amos Pond O. H. Sibley John Esperson Ludwick Busti

Local Social Notes From Columbus Area

Mrs Baldwin and daughter of California visit sister Mrs Dewitt Marble. Mrs George Stranigan travels to Bear Lake to visit friends. Mrs N C Dewey returns home from Corry after helping her mother. Mrs Laura Covel injures herself on the sidewalk. Locals attend Wangren suit in Warren. Mothers meeting at Mrs Laurence Walton's home. Ladies Auxiliary meets next Wednesday with Mrs Elenner Crosby. Mr and Mrs Charlie Orlin of Westfield visit relatives.

Columbus Baldwin California Dewitt Marble George Stranigan Bear Lake N. C. Dewey Corry Laura Covel Warren Laurence Walton Elenner Crosby

For Sale Listings Include Cutter and Buggy in Warren

Auction notice lists 1 new cutter and 1 Meyer buggy for sale in Warren Pennsylvania with contact for D G Blackman. Kanopy top surrey offered. inquiries directed to D. G. Blackman at Warren PA.

Surry D. G. Blackman Warren, Pa

Maintenance of productive soils and profitable farming

The article argues that productive soils on high priced eastern lands rely on intelligent use of commercial fertilizers as part of rotation systems. It describes early spring plowing, soil leveling, smoothing harrows, and regular spike-tooth harrowing, plus barnyard manure applications and fertilizer mixes for corn, noting green manure like crimson clover or hairy vetch can substitute for some manure and reduce nitrogen needs.

Silo Increases Farm Capacity

George P Grout of the Minnesota University Farm argues silos boost dairy profitability by enabling year round succulent feed, reducing pasture land needs, and raising milk yield. He notes rising silo adoption, cost ranges for round wooden silos from 1.50 to 3 per ton and stone or brick from 2 to 4, with potential output gains of 10 to 25 percent.

George P. Grout Minnesota University Farm

Bale Carrier Devised by Edward H Boehme Rankin Ill

Edward H Boehme of Rankin Illinois describes a bale carrier in Scientific American. The device uses a simple inexpensive fork-like lift designed to hold multiple hay or straw bales securely during lifting and transport with levers that cannot disengage until the trip rope is pulled.

Edward H. Boehme Rankin, Ir Scientific American

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Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pennsylvania Our Bank Second Street First National Bank Penn’a F. K. Russell R. H. Winger Teller Emmett Fellows C. E. Marsh Louise Fellows Cable Hollow Andrew Johnson M. Hill A. C. Drummond Sanford Sugar Grove Clark Lucius Perkins Loyd van Guilder Carl Perkins E. C. Fetterolf Frank Spenner Susie Linder Smith Frank Alliance Will Crosby Charlie Orlin Westfield Bale Carrier
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