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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
8
Local Church Revival and Community Notes
January reports revival meetings at the U B church and M E church quarterly sessions on Feb 2 and 3 with the presiding elder slated to lead. Local residents recover from illness. community events include a 75th birthday party for H H Wood with gifts and music, and a study club gathering. Several property purchases and moves are noted along with winter arrival and a stockholders meeting for a local utility.
Remains of Isaac Smith Buried. Local News and Notices
Isaac Smith, 82, was buried here Tuesday after arriving from Westfield. George Hall, age unknown, suffered a mild stroke last week. Stacy Howard bought the Woodard property on the east side. Uncle Billy Simpson, 86 in April, remains the town’s oldest resident and is active daily. In ten years there were 38 borough and township deaths. Benjamin Smith named mail carrier replacing Whitford, who moves to his daughter’s home. Vern and Mrs. Smith to occupy the Robbins house. Donald McKay secured a position in Corry. A local dance was held Saturday night and church services are planned for 7 45 p m next Sunday February begin at.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Culbertson
Lakewood
Stone
Fort Fisher
M. E. Church
John Curtis
Water Street
G. W. Walter
Mary Fenton
Lizzie Bennett
Percy
Albert Hallock
Chinson & Thayer
Main and
Water Streets
Clark Ely
Hallock
Institute Street
Frank Chinlon
Charles Baldwin
Alfred Bradley
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Bradley
Carroll
The
Power and Electric Light Co
Home Telephone Co
Marvin Brokaw
Baptist Parsonage
Brokaw
Geo. Hitchcock
Mattock
Jamestown
E. Ely
Marvin Bennet
Fentonville
Isaac Smith
Westfield
Mr. Smith
George Hall
James Hall
Stacy Howard
Woodard
Billy Simpson
Benjamin Smith
Whitford
Johnson
Vern Smith
Robbins
Donald McKay
Corry
Snowbound Lumbermen and Bird Feeders in Winter
Snow has kept lumbermen busy and birds need food as feeding spots are buried. Local readers are reminded to provide seed and suet to help feathered neighbors through the cold spell.
Sugar Run Notes and Visitors Jan 28
Mrs J E Morse visited Corydon. W Hinton has recovered from illness and returned to work. J W Green, former extra telegrapher at Punxsutawney, visits home. Pleasant Valley school closed a week for Miss Mayme Brant illness and has reopened. Various locals and visitors from Warren, Canton, Klondike, Kinzua, and McKeen County noted. Lumbermen and teamsters busier after recent heavy snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Brant
Geo. H. Toadvine
Williamsport
C. D. Seamen
Lena Hoop
Mellissa Muntz
John Wooster
Warren
Wallace Allen
Canton
Wilcox
Onoville
Sugar Run House
Lorinda Smith
Klondike
Dimock Newton
R. E. Green
Peterson
Smethport
Jerry Smith
Pleasant Valley
Volney Ackley
Frank Marsh
Taintors
McKeen County
Local Notes and Elections in Warren Area
JAN 29. Miss Zella Ault from Warren visits Grandma Sterritt with a friend. Mrs. Henry Johnson and child stay with sister Mrs. Will Christie in Warren. Mrs. N L Jackson visits friends in Youngsville and Pittsfield. Mrs. Charles Gillespie of Warren visits her son Harry Gillespie and wife. Brokenstraw Republicans nominate officers in caucus including Frank Carlson supervisor and Chas J Sampson school director. A child of Mr. and Mrs. John Walsh burned by gas stove. death followed. Elmer E Gunn visits Warren. Sleighing lively. local sportsman traps mink and destroys a fish-enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Ault
Warren
Grandma Sterritt
Henry Johnson
Will Christie
N. Ll. Jackson
Youngsville
Pittsfield
Charles Gillespie
Harry Gillespie
Brokenstraw Township
Frank Carlson
Chas. J. Sampson
Lewis Johnson
A. Sederburg
A. Munson
W. H. York
M. Crocker
T. S. Kinner
A. Crippen
Peter D. Swanson
John Walsh
Short
Miss Margret McNurney Guests of Miss Mabel Simpson
Miss Margret McNurney visited Friday as a guest of Miss Mabel Simpson, sharing an afternoon social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margret McNurney
Mabel Simpson
Local Notes Include Visitors and Court Action
Mrs. Amos Winger was at Warren shopping Friday. R C Densmore and H A Winger were called to Smithport on a lawsuit. Miss Elsie Knight returned from Emergency Hospital at Warren. G W Lefford visited Warren Thursday. A 4 o'clock local switched and backed into an oil tank owned by Levi Smith, knocking out the end and spilling oil. J Hansom was a Warren visitor. Meetings begin Sunday night February 3 in the United Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Winger
Warren
R.C. Densmore
H. A. Winger
Smithport
Elsie Knight
G. W. Lefford
Levi Smith
J. Hansom
United Evangelical Church
Local Movers Visit Kane and Nearby Towns
Mary Osterman and Mrs. W C Nicholson visited Kane between trains. Walter Dandois and John Passinger made business calls at Kane. Y M C A concert attendees included Mrs. W C Nicholson Mae Libbey Belle Pas singer Mary Osterman Walter Nicholson and Fred Johnson. Numerous locals traveled to Kane and surrounding areas for visits and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Osterman
W. C. Nicholson
Kane
Walter Dandois
Smethport
Mae Libbey
Belle Passinger
Walter Nicholson
Fred Johnson
John Passinger
Godfrey Carlson
John Jackson
B. D. Keeler
Bradford
Ida Johnson
Ellen Lindahl
George Lindahl
Ludlow
Albertinia Swanson
Warren
Chas. Mesler
Alice Goodard
Rapt
Angles
Sheffield
Essie
Kate Jerman
Violet Smith
Ella Ec
Local Visitors and Socials Highlight Jamestown Scene
Mrs E S Clark and Mrs Arthur Rickerson visited Jamestown on Wednesday. Miss Rena Rickerson stayed with Miss Lena Rickerson Thursday afternoon. Mrs Ida Hale visited Russell on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs James Palmer of Kane toured W B Hale's home for a day. Several locals attended Harry Hunt's funeral at Frewsbury Sunday. A sleigh ride pleased a group of youths Saturday evening. Republican primary held in Grange Hall Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Clark
Arthur Rickerson
Jamestown
Rena Rickerson
Lena Rickerson
Ida Hale
Russell
James Palmer
Kane
W. B. Hale
Bert Swaugger
Willis Hale
Gerald
Eliza Hale
Will Hale
Harry
Grange Hall
Ackley Hollow Social News Notes
Miss Stella Taylor of Warren visits Ackley Hollow relatives. Residents attend Mr Tuttle’s party Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Phillips of Russell visit Crecraft family last week. Mrs Axie Smith and daughter travel through the Hollow Monday. Ed Vansile of Russell visits parents Monday. Ward Culbertson makes a trip to Quaker Hill Monday. Wm Drayton and Earl visit Geo Washington in Pope Hollow. Willard Kelley of Lander visits his mother in law Mrs Bauer Tuesday. Jessie Vansile visits Russell on business Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella ‘Taylor
Warren
Quaker Hill
Wm. Drayton
Earl
Pope Hollow
Geo. Washington
Willard Kelley
Lander
Bauer
Jessie Vansile
Russell
Local residents visit relatives this weekend
Elson Daugarthy from this place went to Celoron on business Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Kelley of Lander visited the latter's parents Sunday. Clyde Briggs and Miss Mildred Fox of Russell visited Clyde's aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Chas Cole Sunday. Miss Jennie Holt visited her parents Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elson Daugarthy
Celoron
Mrs. Kelley
Lander
Clyde Briggs
Mildred Fox
Russell
Chas. Cole
Jennie Holt
Prim ary nominations in Freehold township report
In Freehold township a Saturday prim ary nomination lists Supervisor A D Root Assessor C C Cooper Ass t Assessor C J Bindley Auditor Earl Wilson School Directors for Three Years A E Briggs Frank Wilson One Year John Clark Judge of Election James Pelton Inspectors named Ricker King Brooks Ricker Pierce Pierce. Sick list includes Edward Ricker Arlene Ricker Ethel Pierce. R F D No 1 route to extend to include new patrons John Carr C E Pierce O J Cowles E M Lowe Ed Ricker Frank Nuttall C O Peterson. Change effective February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
A. D. Root
C. C. Cooper
C. J. Bindley
Earl Wilson
A. E. Briggs
Frank Wilson
John Clark
James Pelton
Edward Ricker
James King
Glenn Brooks
Arlene Ricker
Ethel Pierce
Carrie Pierce
Sleighing Busy in Chandlers Valley Area
Local notes from Chandlers Valley report good sleighing and daily activities. Residents R T Jones and Geo Whitcomb traveled to Youngsville. Rev O J Gage visited Hickerwell. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Johnson died at 2 days. Mrs O J Gage and Vera went to Warren. Earl York to Warren hospital for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Jones
Geo. Whitcomb
Youngsville
O. J. Gage
Hickerwell
John Johnson
Verna
Warren
Delamater
Earl York
U. B
Local residents listed in Warren area visits and travels
Mrs J T Finley and sons Edward and Donald returned home from Sill Run after a visit with her parents. R L Fisher came back from Portville New York. Jeff Peterson and many others were in Warren on business or visiting. Dorothy Carlson of Sill Run visited relatives and returned home. Various locals including Chas Nelson, W Stanford, James Myers, Durward Ayling, Clyde Schweitzer, Oscar Johnson, H L Schweitzer, Fred Carlson, Ross Seager and Mrs Larson were noted for trips or visits around Warren and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Finley and Sons
Edward and
Donald
Sill Run
R. L. Fisher
Portville
N. Y
Jeff Peterson
Warren
Harry Johnson
Emil Johnson
Dorothy Carlson
J. T. Finley
Chas
Nelson
Irvine
W. Stanford
James Myers
Kinzua
Fred Carlson
Ross Seager
Larson
James Mellon
Local social notes and visits from Warren area
Mrs Emogine Fellows visited Warren Saturday and other locals share visits with relatives in Lakewood Falconer Russell and Akeley. Frank Grant and family from Lakewood visit brother Charles Grant. Sleighing party enjoyed by area youths. E Atkins of Quaker Hill bought the Brown place to reside. W McCoy visited Akeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emogine Fellows
Warren
Frank Grant
Lakewood
Charles Grant
Mae Sumner
Floid
Adisa Smith
Flossie
Russell
Emagine Fellows
Flora Young
Falconer
Charles Strand
Mary Stratt
Maud Madagan
Matilda Thompson
E. Atkins
Quaker Hill
Brown Place
W. McCoy
Akeley
Lecture Rescheduled for Feb 7 For Epworth League
Bradley Wednesday report notes a lecture postponed from last Thursday to February 7 with proceeds benefiting the Epworth League. Mrs. C Sheldon of Buffalo was hosted by Mr and Mrs E Dickinson. Ella Adams visited Mrs Mary Haskins. Flora Adams and son visited Mrs Brah McCoy. Mrs Otis Sample visits friends at Jamestown.
Cobb Family News From Titusville Area
Jan 28. Mr and Mrs C M Cobb visit friends near Titusville. Attendance grown at meetings at Mickle Hill. George Baird of Warren called on locals last week. Fred Shrader of Corry visits. Will Mitchell hurt hauling logs for Chas Skiff but improving. Daniel Smith near Corry visits daughter Mrs Bertha Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb’s Corners
C. M. Cobb
Kaley
Titusville
Mickle Hill
George Baird
Warren
Fred Shrader
Corry
Will Mitchell
Chas
Daniel Smith
Bertha Mitchell
Rev Rinell Visits Sick Friend and Local Ice Cold Snap
Dugall notes Rev. Rinell visited a sick friend in Jamestown last Saturday and spent Sunday in Oil City. William Spetz went to Sheffield for work. Mrs. Earl Barton is on the sick list. The Miles Run school rode to a sleigh outing last Friday with a good time. Last Thursday morning was the coldest so far this winter with a thermometer at 40 degrees below zero.
Exchanges and small town notes from multiple papers
A collage of brief items from various papers notes prominent figures in New York taxes and political maneuvers, a furniture factory prospect in a timber region, clergy travel benefits on Pennsylvania and Erie rails, editors walking, plus a Connellsville boast of a talking hen laying large eggs every other day and claiming giant eggs nearly goose-sized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania and Erie
Order of Things
Union City Times
J. Lester Gilmore
East Fairview Avenue
Connellsville
Connellsville News
Weather and Social Notes Amid Colds Report
Jan 28 reports hard colds and grip prevalent in the area as the F. C. A. met with Mrs. Minnie for a local gathering, indicating community health concerns and social activity continuing despite influenza season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. A
Minnie
Kane Seeks Timber in Georgia for Kushequa Mill
Elisha K Kane tours the South in search of timber for Kushequa’s big mill. He targets a 200,000,000 foot tract in northwest Georgia with white pine and poplar. Sugar Grove notes a wood famine as roads deter teams, while locals await logging to feed the mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisha K. Kane
Kushequa
Georgia
Warrenboro
Sugar Grove
Farmers' Institute at Chandlers Valley Proves Successful
The Farmers Institute held at Chandlers Valley on January 19 1907 drew a large audience. Rev Gage delivered the welcome and prayer followed by discussions on The Farmers Garden and soil fertility by T J Campbell and R S Seeds. Evening talks by Leeds and Campbell centered on home culture and value. The program proceeded well despite two absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Chandlers Valley
America
O. J. Gage
Rev. Gage
R. S. Seeds
Huntingdon Co
T. J. Campbell
Crawford Co
Farmers’ Garden
Campbell
Seeds
Leeds
American Farmer Versus Nation Exports Hit 1906 Peak
National Agricultural Department reports year ending June 30 1906 United States exports of agricultural products reached 976000000 dollars. Farm output valued at 7000000000 dollars with capital including lands implements and livestock at 28000000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agricultural Department
United States
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Frewsburg
Columbus
Elmer E. Gunn
North Clarendon
Ayer
S. J. Steele
Alton, Lil
Wetmore
Albert Olson
Ben Johnson
Elmer Gunnerson
Carl Pearson
Ackley Hollow
Lottsville
Cable Hollow
Carnegie
New York
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Cole Cscvinn
San Francisco
Jamaica
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