Weather frost hits Cornplanter area and local visits noted
July 2 notes from Cornplanter Reservation list residents visiting Warren and nearby towns. Several people from Corydon and Iroquois areas are mentioned visiting family, delivering groceries, or returning from trips. A heavy frost on June 30 destroyed many crops in the wardens region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Dolson
Warren
Sam Fatty
Esther Kullbuck
Lilly Fatty
Rugene Pierce
Canaan
N. Y
Dwight Bennett
Elko
Ward Homer
Corydon
C. S. Logan
Emma Logan
Helen Crouse
D. Bennett
W. J. Doughty
George Lee, Sr
Iroquois
Mabel
Nellie
Ernest
Rosa Lee
Iroquois N. Y
Rogene Pierce
Mae
Jessie
Myra
Stateline
Ira Williams
Tommy Jacob
Lunesassa
N.Y
Chester Redeye
Quakerbridge
Lindberg
Gawango
Quaker Hill
Spring Creek News Briefs from July Visitors and Illness
Glenn Donaldson returned from Corry where he visited friends. Miss Stockton is very sick with heart trouble. Mrs. Sarah Haner called on Mrs. Mary Graham. Families from Corry and Wattsburg were seen visiting locals. Mrs. Elia Tucker went to Chautauqua Lake for the summer. Several others traveled to Corry and Mickle Hill, reflecting a busy local schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Glenn Donaldson
Corry
Miss Stockton
Paige
Sarah Haner
Mary Mary Graham
Will Long
Katherine Tucker
Luther Jewell
E. Hyer
Hattie Peterson
Wattsburg
Nettie Longe
Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank Farnham
G. W. Graham
Elia Tucker
Katherine
Chautauqua Lake
Earnest Upton
Munroe Upton
Mickle Hill
W. EF. McKee
States
Elizabeth Deming
Hackensack
N. J
Marian Raywood
Marietta
Ohio
Frank Forman
Homer Manley
Mr. Chapman
Bruce Rawson
Lewis Meng
Local Notes From Germany and Surrounding Areas
Germany reports F A Nelson lost his horse Friday morning. William Anderson returns home after a few days in Oil City. Clarence Outrich visits Russell for business Friday. P S McMahon conducts business in Russell Friday. Mrs H B Lonesbury returns to Warren after a farm stay. Miss Genevive Mortmer was a So journer at A H LaDone's recently. Miss Mamie Nichols returns home after a long stay in McKean County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
F. A. Nelson
William Anderson
Oil City
Clarence Outrich
Russell
P. S. McMahon
H. B. Lonesbury
Warren
Genevive Mortmer
A. H. LaDone
Mamie Nichols
McKean
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
An advertisement notice urges readers to place ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience. It promotes subscribing to the MAT for ongoing results and exposure.
Tidioute notes on depot repairs and local visits
Tidioute reports a fine appearance at the Pennsylvania railroad depot after repairs from the May fire. Visitors include Mrs. Anna Knapp of Clarendon and Mrs. Chas Brown of Olean. Reputable locals travel to Buffalo and Bradford, and Mountain Grange sets a July 6 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anna Knapp
Clarendon
John Conarro
Reese
Free Methodist Church
Robert Hanson
Emery Parker
Queen
Sheriff Park
Warren
H. J. Grandin
Buffalo
John Siggins
Z. P. Burnett
Hanchett House
Cummings
Chas. Brown
Olean
James Haley
Robert Fenny
Hickory
John McBride
Bradford
Carl Rosequist
Louis McBride
T. W. Sargeon
Earle
Westfield
N. Y
Clarence Jury
Bert Dunn
Thompson
Esther Russell
Guy’s Mills
Ella McCarry
Mountain Grange
Bear Lake Church News and Local Happenings
July 1 report from Bear Lake describes children’s day exercises at the U B church, upcoming Christian church quarterly meetings with sermons by Rev. Wilson, Glenning, and McIntyre, and a July 6 ice cream event. Local moves include Patterson, Tillotson, and Gardiner, plus residents returning from Edinboro and Corry trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
U. B
Nora Allen
Hettie Mason
Lucy Tillotson
The
Christian Church
Arthur Wilson
Jamestown
Glenning
Rev. McIntyre
George Evans
Rev. Patterson
Mr. Tilleston
Patterson
Chas. Wilson
Elsie Peterson
Fern Morton
Edinboro
Mr. Morton
A. D. Root
Wm. Brooks
Corry
Clayton Fields
Tenth anniversary of Conewango Hive celebrated at Grange Hall
At Akeley on July 2 the Conewango Hive marked its tenth anniversary with 70 members present. The program included music recitations a grand drill and dancing with fine refreshments. New officers are President Mrs Minnie Bradley Secretary Mrs Gussie Lindsey and Treasurer Mrs Mabel Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Conewango
Grange Hall
Charles Barney
Minnie Bradley
Gussie Lindsey
Mabel Hale
Gertrude Nichols
Ellington
Francis Hale
Lucile Strong
Kinzua
Gladys Lamb
W. W. Moon
John Geracinos
Ann Jensen
Lyndall Hill
Howard Homestead
Moore
Youngstown
Ohio
Cure for consumption advertised by Rev Edward A Wilson
A promotional notice by Charles A Abbott in New York City offers a free full description of a cure for consumption and related lung ailments. It claims Rev Edward A Wilson recovered health through the remedy and urges sufferers to request the description by mail.
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Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Charles A. Abbott
Aun Street
New York City
State plans for maintaining 8000 miles of highways in Pennsylvania
The Edinboro Independent reports details from the State Highway Department on upkeep under the Sproul Act. Edward M. Bigelow oversees 8000 miles of designated routes while 7200 miles of township roads remain outside state control. Fifteen districts each with engineers will supervise crews maintaining holes, culverts, weeds, and road surfaces with crushed stone and liquid asphalt to keep dirt roads in good condition.
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State Highway Department
Edinboro
Pennsylvania
Edward M. Bigelow
Bigelow
Sugar Grove Social Notes Slow Weekend Visits
Edith Brookwire of Findley Lake visits grandmother Mrs. S. Lord in Sugar Grove. Brookswire and relatives visit James Brookwire. Warren callers stop by. Ladies Aid at Presbyterian church cleans and buys new carpet. Several residents visit family in Warren and Lakewood, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Edith Brookwire
Findley Lake
S. Lord
J. Brookwire
James
James Norris
Ray Lovejoy
Robert
A. M. McDonald
D. Haggerty
Bumgartener
Jamestown
Jennie Holiday
Warren
Friends
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Bessie Anderson
J. Miller
Lakewood
N. Y
Market Report from New York Wheat and Pork Prices
Wheat No. 2 hard winter at 1.1644 dollars per bushel. Oats standard at six cents. Pork Mess quoted 20.50 to 21.00. Butter Creamery extras 27 2714 cents. Cheese State and Pennsylvania white fancy new laid 26 to 27 cents. Potatoes state per bag old 1.50 to 2.25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo Market Prices and a Childs Provoking Call
Buffalo July 2 market notes list WHFAT prices for flour and grains including No 2 white $1.21 No 3 white $1.18 corn No 3 yellow 86c No 4 yellow 784c oats No 2 white 55c No 3 white 5414c flour blends 675 720 winter patent 550 625 butter creamery Western tules 28c creamery state choice 25 26c eggs State creamery white fancy 93 24c cheese good to choice 144 144c potatoes white fancy per bu 60 65c plus a short item about a youthful critic aroused by his father’s language and a grandmother being urged to visit the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Kathina Real Estate Transfers Across Townships and Towns
A list of property transfers recorded in Warren County includes E H Beshline to E Hagnes in Limestone and to J Schoelkopf for $1, L A Stryker to M A Stryker in Corydon for $3300, A T Jamieson to C Lopus in Freehold for $582.25, and multiple other transfers with buyers and sellers such as J Rockey in Conneaut, Peter V Edgett in Glade, and Wm Wilson in Warren. Amounts range from $1 to $1,260 with many $1 nominal deeds and several larger sums noted for corporate transfers or estate dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Beshline
Elliott M. Hagnes
Limestone Township
John Schoelkopf
L. A. Stryker
M. A. Stryker
Corydon
A. T. Jamieson
Charles Lopus
Freehold
A. W. Jones
James Rockey
Conenango
Guy C. Swanson
Peter V. Edgett
Glade
Nelson P. Curtis
Wm. Wilson
Warren
Ralph L. Hinsdale
Carl J. Hinsdale
Farmington
Kimina G. Richardson
S. K
Pleasant
Wim. I. Bartholomew
Elk Tanning Co
Davis Williams
Warren Silica Co
Deerfield
Frank S. Courson
Charles King, Jr
Tidiouteboro
Clarence L. Hovey
Henry McCoy
Limestone
Amanda Kemp
Edwin Ricker
EyeCare Specialists Claim Best Yet in 25 Years
Advertises a long established optical practice with 25 years of experience, promoting prescription work as superior and cheapest. Warns against itinerant eyeglass specialists and invites a trial at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank, open 9 am to 8 pm, Bell 256-J.
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United States
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
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Cornplanter Reservation
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
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State of
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Buffalo Provision Market
Kathina Real Estate Transfers
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren. PA
Miles
Thos. R. Fowler
Dunn. N.C
Miles Medigal CO
Elkhart
Ind
A. W. Eaton
Provident
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Chichester
Dialond
Ladless
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