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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
8
Local residents near Kane visit and social activity notes
Numerous visits and appearances around Kane and nearby towns. Names including Mrs Thomas Jerman Mrs B D Keeler Miss Belle Passinger Floyd Passinger Elin Lundin Dora Carlson and others are listed visiting relatives attending church and attending local events such as a carnival and a S B of A picnic. Several individuals travel between Kane Ridgway Brookston and Washington on a wedding tour and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jerman
Kane
B. D. Keeler
Ridgway
Belle Passinger
Floyd
J. M. Passinger
Icy
Margaret Hay
Elin Lundin
Dora Carlson
Ludlow
Fred Jackson
Arthur
John
Rena
Brookston
Dave Thompson
Frank Hall
John Gatewood
Theodore Knupp
Sheffield
Charles Carlson
Pittsfield
Walter Dandois
William Taylor
Arthur Jackson
Elmer Johnson
Frank Fast
John Jackson
Fred O. Johnson
Corry
Washington, D.C
Johnson
Local Notes from June Highlights at Wrightsville and Nearby
Mrs G W Shannon visited friends at her old Wrightsville home. E W Cooney visited Erie and returned with daughter Marian. Mrs Net J Thompson returns home after months in Missouri. W H Metzger attends funeral of nephew Richard Snyder in York PA. E E Gunn nets a 32 inch pickerel, a notable catch. Presbyterian Sunday School holds successful Children's Day program. Floyd Walters named agent for Dunkirk Railroad Co at Lily Dale. Sulphur Spring road gets extra maintenance this season under Road Commissioner Karl Hern. Andrew Carlson in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shannon
Wrightsville
E. W. Cooney
Erie
Marian
Net. J. Thompson
Missouri
W.H. Metzger
York
Richard Snyder
E. E. Gunn
Presbyterian Church
Floyd Walters
Dunkirk Railroad Co
Lily Dale
Samuelson reunion and storm damage report from Irvinedale Park
A June 24 Samuelson reunion drew many attendees at Irvinedale Park. A recent electric storm blew down trees and shifted a large building from its foundation on the Stebbins place, while lightning damaged the U B church, estimat ed at over 200 dollars. J P Swanson died June 24 1908 at age 80 5 13 leaving three sons and a daughter. Funeral was held Friday at the Lutheran church with Rev Parson officiating. Mrs Sadie Gage of Corry visited Rev Gage’s family. Mrs Vernie Johnson traveled to Shefield to see relatives. Children’s Day exercises were held Sunday evening at the U B church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuelson
Irvinedale Park
Stebbin’s Place
U. B
J. P. Swanson
Funeral notices and arrivals in Fre donia and Chicago
J P Bondeson and wife of Fre donia were called to attend the funeral of J P Swanson Friday. C J Swanson of Chicago is here for a few days. Mrs George Whitcomb spent Monday afternoon at W M Delamater's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Bondeson
Fredonia
J. P. Swanson
C. J. Swanson
Chicago
George Whitcomb
W. M. Delamater
Local Social Row and Dairy Figures Highlight Darton News
Weekend visits include Prof E L Monroe and Louis and Gerald Monroe in Dunkirk. Butter sales at the creamery reach 12 310 lbs with 238 856 lbs of milk. average 0 8736 per 100 lbs and test 3 69. Cemetery Auxiliary to meet July 10 at Mrs E L Monroe. Lulu Covel to teach grammar. Several residents from Warren Corydon and Wilmerding visit, and Mrs Mary E Shearman dies at age 72. Ida Warner of Wilmerding visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Monroe
Louis
Gerald Monroe
Dunkirk
Geo. Damon
Dorothy Damon
Buffalo
Walton
Glen Smith
Lincoln
Neb
Julia Smith
Glen Spencer
Midland
Frank Stowell
Charles
Olean
Chas. Shippee
Cemetery Auxilliary
Lulu Covel
W. S. Page
Life of Christ lecture at church draws crowd
Friday evening June 26 P Lt Rynder of Warren gave a stereopticon lecture on The Life of Christ with Hofman art reproductions. Attendees included local residents and guests. social events followed with Mrs Minnie Bradley and others hosting visits and teas as townspeople attended trips, weddings, and gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rynder
Warren
Christ
Hofman
Andrew Johnson
Jay Wiltsie
Utica Street
Jamestown
Sylvan Park
Chautauqua Lake
Minnie Bradley
Corydon
Anna Derr
Dorothy
Williamsport
Margaret Turney
Donald
L. W. Wiltsie
Bert Lee
Local Social Notes and Family Gatherings Chronicle June Visitations
June 29 social roundup records visits by Mr. and Mrs. F. Brooks to Ralph Brooks in North Warren. S. A. Brown and family and Cora Stearns attended a Brown gathering at Mary Brown's near Sugar Grove. Various residents report over the past week including illnesses, storms, and home improvements.
Warren visitors host Cory don and Holt family
June 30 report notes Frank Marsh visiting Cory don for a day last week. W. R. McKinney and his wife with daughter Ruth from Warren stayed with Mr. and Mrs. David Holt last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Marsh
Corydon
W. R. McKinney
Ruth
Warren
David Holt
Local Visits and Social Happenings This Week
Mrs. Wm. Allen visited her mother Tuesday evening. Mrs. John Allen of Warren visited friends in the Hollow. Mrs. Jane Brown returned from Corry with her son Monroe. William Taylor came home after visiting relatives in this place and Warren. Mrs. Wm. Scott and Miss Bertha Passinger called on A. C. Walker’s family. Leonard Adams and Mrs. Chas. Cole provided music at a gathering with ice cream served late. Several other visitors from Russell and Scotland joined the social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Allen
John Allen
Warren
Hollow
Jane Brown
Corry
Monroe
William Taylor
Wm. Scott
Bertha Passinger
A. C. Walker
Howard Gifford
Avery
Matilda Laufenburger
Fox Hill
John Mattson
Leonard Adams
Chas. Cole
Bert Foster
Quaker Hill
A. S. Passinger
Vertner Adams
Pearl Adams
Russell
Revie Adams
Scotland
L. G. Adams
Edith Oliver
O. M. Bump
Frank Phillips
Rogers
Crecraft
Ed. Vanasile
West Peck
W. H. Madigan
Cobb's Corners JuNe 29 local notes
Elton Dexter of Indian Territory visited his mother Mrs. Carline Perean last week. Farmers haying underway. Mrs. Jas Phillis called to Harrisburg for sister's illness. Elmer Gray improving. Austin Northrop at Lake Pleasant. Flora Olmstead left for Kansas. Seymour Hare's family from Spartansburg visiting. Mr and Mrs Jake Felderhousen and son visited C M Cobb. May Mitchell from Corry visited friends. A P Whiteley and wife and Mr and Mrs J B Logan near Linconville Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Dexter
Indian Territory
Carline Perean
Jas. Phillis
Harrisburg
Elmer Gray
Austin Northrop
Lake Pleasant
Flora Olmstead
Kansas
Seymour Hare
Spartansburg
Jake Felderhousen
Sanford
C. M. Cobb
S. May Mitchell
Corry
A. P. Whiteley
J. B. Logan
Linconville
Public Documents for Subscribers at the Newspaper Office
Public documents available to subscribers include the Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States and The Net Result at the Hague. Other items: A League of Peace by Andrew Carnegie, Test of Mechanical Cow Milker from Penn State, Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways by Slason Thompson, Spraying and Household Fumigation by Pa Dept of Agriculture, Suggestions to Woodlot Owners by US Dept of Agriculture, Address by Prof Surface, Paris Green Inspection by Pa Dept of Agriculture, Extent and Importance of White Pine Blight by US Forest Service, and Annual Report of the Pennsylvania Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hague
League of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Surface
Paris Green Inspection
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S. Forest Service
Penn
You Get What You Cry For Quote
An old saying suggests desires shape outcomes, noting youth reap what they seek and elders seek what they already earned. The proverb emphasizes human behavior and consequences across life stages.
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Wetmore
Perle Thompson
Alfred Beebe
Saybrook
Daniel Bair
North Kane
S. B. of A
Albertina Swanson
Maud Arnold
Irvine
Chandlers Valley
Columbus
B. G. Morrison
C. B. Hook and
F. A. McGill
Westline
S. N. Williams
C. L. Sherman
Kinzua
Charles F. Morrison
S. L. Morrison
C.D. Seaman
R. E. Green
Wm. McKerahan
Wilmerding
S. E. McMillan
J. M. Green
Delilah Dunn
Mary E. Shearman
S. P. Shearman
R. H. Shearman
Portland
Orefton
C. F
Sugar Run
Ida Warner
Ralph Green
Fentonville
Brown Hill
Ralph
North Warren
S. A. Brown
Cora Stearns
Brown
Mary Brown
Sugar Grove
Mary Homer
Joe Sullivan
Youngsville
Ruby Samuelson
Walter Homer
Selma Donelson
Tidioute
J. P. Johnson
W.M. Parsonage
T. J. Tobey
D. C. Smutz
George Lindberg
Fritz
Margaret Sullivan
Annie Mariner
Margie
J. H. Sullivan
Carl Johnson
J. E. VanCise
Kate Head
Donna Belle
E. K. Stearn
Maggie Brown
Ed. Finlan
Ackley Hollow
Cobb’s
Public Documents
China
Haviland
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Fexall
Siegfried’s
Hickory ST
The
New York
Tribune
National
Agricultural Weekly
the Mat
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