Benefit at high school rotunda for ragem fund
The high school held a Friday evening benefit in the rotunda. The event featured the school orchestra conducted by Prof. Ricksecker, a piano solo by Evelyn Crandall, and Scottish dances by D'Arcy Williamtson. A farce Six Cups of Chocolate and burlesque The Poisoned Peanut were staged by students under Principal Frank L. Matteson, contributing to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migh
Ragem’’ Fund
Ricksecker
Evelyn Crandall
D’arcy Williamtson
Kinnear
Jamieson
Mary Dunn
Hutchinson
Colegrove
Beginning with difficulty yields easy success, says MANI note
Uprooted quotation from a MANI Office legal blanks page urges a mindset shift. The line implies that viewing tasks as hard leads to struggle, while embracing effort can render work smooth and achievable.
Pioneer Bradford resident dead at 76
Albert DeGolier, a pioneer Bradford resident, died January 19 at age 76. The report recounts his long life, family ties, and his standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert DeGolier
Bradford
Local Obituaries From Warren County 1908
A series of brief notices from Youngsville to Pittsfield report multiple deaths in Warren County. Michael Crocker aged 59 dies in Youngsville after a heart trouble and is mourned by family and Grange peers. Edmund Hoskins 50, a 21 year hospital attendant, dies at North Warren. John Gfeller 28 from Hatch Run. David Palmer percent of life on rural mail route in Pittsfield. John Frink 78 Civil War veteran in Warren. David Munn 78 tied to Warren connections. infant Stomt child in Warren. Jamon Bloomfield formerly of Goodwill Hill. John Edwards in Warren. Elizabeth Donaldson 2 years at Spring Creek. Funeral details and interments noted in local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Youngsville
Odd Fellows
Youngsville Cemetery
Thomas Hoskins
Glade Township
Oakland Cemetery
W. H. Caswell
Warren
Corry
Costello Baby Born in Warren on January 21 1908
At Warren a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Costello of Spring street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Allshouse
Brookville, Pa
W. S. Pittman
South Side
E. D. Wetmore
Warren
Europe
Officers Installed by Warren Central Labor Union
The Central Labor Union of Warren installed officers at their last meeting. President Frank McClellan, vice president George Roth, corresponding secretary H. C. Bronne, treasurer F. P. Caro, sergeant at arms P. Van Dame, trustees Henry True C. B. Marsh and C. A. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union of
Warren
Frank McClellan
George Roth
H. C. Bronne
F. P. Caro
P. van Dame
Henry True
C. B. Marsh
C. A. Anderson
Master W F Hill Praises Press in Pennsylvania Letter
Master W F Hill praises The Philadelphia Press for its West Chester annual meeting coverage. He thanks reporter Miss Woods and the paper's support, noting Grange members across the state highly value the report and the work shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg, Pa
Philadelphia Press
Grange
West Chester
Miss Woods
Change in Management at the Lyric Hotel
W. D. Stewart takes over the Lyric Hotel from Orville S. Brown and will run it from now on. He resigns from the Smith Company to devote his full time to the hotel. Stewart plans improvements to make the inn more homelike and attractive and aims for success in his new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Hotel
W. D. Stewart
Orville S. Brown
Stewart
Smith Company
Two Rules to Live By: Never Suspect or Speak Ill
A pithy aphorism urges daily heed to avoid harboring or sharing false judgments. It states never to believe or disclose bad thoughts about others unless you are certain of the truth and feel it is necessary.
Quote on facing fate and handling unpleasantness
A maxim advises meeting disagreeable events head on and removing them quickly while noting that expecting pleasant outcomes reduces urgency since anticipation itself can be painful and pleasure.
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Second and Liberty St
May
Iragen
MANI
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Jacob Keller
Washington, D. C
National
Cutters’ Association
Fred C. Cook and Family
Binghamton, N. Y
Norton Cook
Water Street
Anna Rockwell
Philomel
Third Street
Edith McCalmont
Alice K. Lemmon
George W. Metzger
Pennsylvania Railroad
W. H. Pickett
Stoneham
George Warner
Garland
Benjamin Greenland
S. W. Brown
Tidioute
O. Burgess
Col. Flood
Meadville
Gov
Stuart
North Warren State Hospital
Annette Ward
P. J. Merriman
Chicago
John Keil and Sons
Tionesta
Frank Doubles
Kane
Mead Run
Jackson Run
Robert Ennis
King Hollow Road
J. R. Mitchell
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
The
Strickland-Mitchell Co
Milton Beaty
State College
Joe Horton
Sheffield
W.H. Trenough
Trenough
Squire Borden
Justice Borden
Hinsdale
Wayne County
Sheffield Township
Forest County Chemical Company
Flora
Elizabeth
Mary J. Treneugh
James S. Sterrett
Erie
Mr. Sterrett
A. J. Hazeltine
West
Mrs. Meacham
Frank E. Gifford
Charles H. Gifford
Arthur C. Wade
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
Library Theatre
Mary O. King
Miss King
Walter M. Chandler
Broomrim.p
Ronse Hospital
Jamon Bloomfield
Goodwill Hill
Warren Co
Epwards
Jan
John Edwards
Wellsville
Donaldson
Spring Creek, Pa
Elizabeth Donaldson
Waltham
Elgin
Hampden
Benj. Covert
Penna. Ave
Hunter’s Cash Store
Tomers
Agency For Pictorial Review Patterns
O. H. Hunter & Son
Goodyear
Eberhart & Miller
Penn’a. Ave
Warren, Pa
W. F. Hill
T. O. SLATER @& CO
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