County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice asks correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week and sign their name to all communications. Names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1907
Page
8
Local Notes Highlight Residents Visits and Weddings
June reports from Olean to Kane list visits by Clifford Chaffee Ira Whitton and others with many relatives on sick lists and upcoming moves. A Jamestown 1907 wedding links Maud Black and Forest Stover while Chas Curtain plans California departure. several town residents spend Sundays with kin and friends across Oil City Tionesta and Marienville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Chaffee
Olean
N. Y
Stork
Ira Whitton
W. J. Smiley
Oil City
Hatfield
Bradford
Harry Blair
Frank Groat
Florence
Bertha
James Brown
James Gilson
H. Boyd
Guy Scott
Marnest Crooks
Kane
Sarah Barnes
Rufus Noblitt
Tionesta
Traverse
Frewsburg
Chas. McNeal
John Blair
Tiona
Maud Black
Marienville
Forest Stover
Sheffield
Jamestown
Miss Black
Barnes
Chas. Curtain
California
Marvel Barnes
Vinnie Hover
W. G. Noblitts
Local notices from Fentonville and surrounding area
Maude Herron visits Mabel Bradley. Residents attended a Warren piano recital featuring Rena Rickerson. Haskins family reunion held at Bemus Point. A lightning strike damaged a tree and cut telephone service at J L Rickerson’s home. F C A officers elected with Ella Rickerson as president and Bert Swager hosting next meeting July 31 at Akeley. Maria Hunt visiting brothers. Haskins attend G A R reception in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Rickerson
Viola Rickerson
Helen Bennett
Ella Adams
Bert Swager
Akeley
Maria Hunt
H. W. Haskins
Warren
Sunday Socials and Visits Highlight War ren Area
War ren residents hosted guests including four War ren couples at F. J. Cagle’s home. Carl Fellows and Meril Fellows of Cable Hollow greeted friends. Mrs. Clinton Beach recovers at home after a bed confinement. Various locals shared calls and visits with friends and relatives across nearby towns as warm weather raises hopes for a good hay crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Sacob Shuler, Jr
Corydon
C. D. Outrd
F. J. Cagle
F. A. Nelson
George Giltini
Howard Gifford
Akeley
Ilivateve
Geil
Visiting friend returns home eight weeks after absence
July 1 report notes Thomas Irvin returning home to Clarion county after an eight week absence from visiting friends. A baby girl was born, bringing happiness to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Irvin
Clarion Count
Gladden
Local Social Notes Highlight Area Visits and Travel
The column lists visits and trips by residents including Ruth and Ada Shay visiting Warren with cousin Flossie McMichael, Mrs. Vanderberg returning from Union City, Simon Allaire Sr. and Louis Sheffield callers, Hermanson from Pleasant town ship visiting, Mrs. James Murphy with her son visiting her parents, plus several others traveling to Jefferson county Clarendon Sheffield and Kane for vacations and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade McMichael
Ruth
Ada Shay
Warren
Flossie McMichael
Horton
Mayberg
Vanderberg
Union City
Simon Allaire
Louis
Sheffield
Hermanson
Pleasant Township
Our Town
James Murphy
Allaire
Mr. Wilkins
Eklund
Joyles
Jennie
Spray Emmets
Kane
Oliver McMichael
Clarendon
Sophia Johnson
Pearle Gifford
Mabelle Anthony
Jefferson County
Edgar Burtch
Ordie Vanderberg
Wesley Emmetts
Mr. Horton
Death of A W Francis and Summer News From Cornplanter
A W Francis died June 24 at 71 after months of ill health. Funeral held June 27 with Rev. Hickok officiating. BPOE service noted. Interment at Pine Grove cemetery, Corry. Also reports a June wedding at the Blakeslees with Grace Blakeslee marrying George McKelvey, a Corry post office clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Francis
Rev. Hickok
Cherry Creek
Pine Grove
Corry
Cyrus Blakeslee
Grace
George McKelvey
Mabel Carrier
Earl Wickwire
Jamestown
Wickwire
Dennis Wickwire
N.S. Carrier
Oscar Raymond
Bradford
la Motte Dewey
Er's
Dewey
Local notices and travels mark a quiet Warren week
Superintendent Beals and Mrs Beals visited Mrs Biddle and Lydia. Agent Boyd moves to Youngsville station. Clair Thompson family visits Sheffield. Warner Mead relocates to Jefferson county for railroad work. Mrs C A McKinney visits Warren. Crops and hay look promising. apples scarce. Allegheny Springs traffic light due to cold wet weather. Mail weighing to start in Irving office for six months. M W Harrington foot injury but improving. Mrs EF Miller visits daughter Mrs H V Dalrymple in North Warren. Cherry Hill cemetery mowing and cleanup finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beals
P. R. R., River Division
Oil City
Biddle
Lydia
Agent Boyd
Dunkirk
Youngsville
Clair Thompson
N. J. Thompson
Sheffield
le Roy
Warner Mead
Jefferson County
C. A. McKinney
Warren
Allegheny Springs
Irvine
M. W. Harrington
EF. R. Miller
H. V. Dalrymple
North Warren
Cherry Hill
House Fire in Sugar Grove Ends Without Major Damage
Sugar Grove July 2 Mrs Andrew Davidson and daughters Fay and Endora from Casselton ND visit relatives. A blaze on Race street at Fred Nobbs home was contained by Nobbs and others before major damage. fire company arrived but services not needed. Fred Frank returned from Warren Monday. Levant R Nichols of Jamestown had supper with Ina Dalrymple. Mrs F D Wheelock, recent visitor to Youngsville, returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Reservation
Jefford Halftown
Cattaraugus Reservation
Anna Halftown
Gibson Pierce
George Lee, Sr
Charles Gordon
State Line
N. Y
Leonard Walters
Warren
Walters
McMicheal
George Hollister
McMicheal’s Mill
Dwight Bennett
Iva
Minnie
Old Town
T. W. Jacobs
Gawango
Norman & Remington
Onoville
William Stromer
J. Ll. Gunning
Lottsville
Peter Hollister
Corydon
Walter Hoop
Sugar Run
Harvey Jacob
Michigan
Edith Lee
P. C. Holt
Reservation
Alva Holt
Bowen Run
Will Gordon
Andrew Davidson
Fay
Endora
Casselton
North Dakota
Race Street
Fred Nobbs
Jamestown
Ina Dalrymple
F. D. Wheelock
Mrs. Shortt
Youngsville
Cigarette smoking warned by Elbert Hubbard
The Philistine writer Elbert Hubbard argues against cigarette use, especially by the young, saying never advance the pay of a cigarette smoker or promote him after observing labor for over twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hubbard
Dangers of Cigarette Smoking and Loss of Morals
The passage traces cigarette smoking from initial curiosity to a compulsive habit that erodes health, usefulness, happiness, and moral control. It warns that smoking harms all smokers, though effects vary, and implies quitting benefits outweigh any justification for continuing.
Truly a Benefactor and the Power of Slander
A historical reflection on the dangers of slander comparing a dangerous tongue to repulsive reptiles, noting that slander warns before it strikes while a true slanderer never does. The passage urges caution as a person begins a downward path and warns of consequences.
A Call to Lift Up the Fallen Brother
The speaker urges action over indifference, arguing that true benefactors aid others to rise from despair. He condemns letting people slide toward destruction and favors brotherly help and guidance to lead better lives.
Worse Than Football Baseball Tale of a Man Pounded
A Chicago Tribune quip remarks that a man named Smith was pounded so badly in a baseball game that he died on second base in the next inning, underscoring the sport’s harsh image through Mrs. Chugwater’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
Visit Noted in Civil Exchange After Car Incident
A dialogue from the Cleveland Leader records a person denying being hit by a car, stating he came to visit his son-in-law rather than to suffer harm, reflecting a curious interview snippet rather than a full incident report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
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County Letters
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Cherry Grove
Ayer
J.C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Lowell, Mass
Columbus
L. S. Clough
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Smith’s
Smith’s Big Dept. Store
Warren, Pa
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Rexall
Siegfried’s
Warren Trust Company
Terest
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