Mount Oak Letters and Local Happenings Update
Mount Oak reports visitors from Youngsville including Mrs. Edith Pierce and children and Miss Elva Oviatt returning from Warren after L T L Convention. A shooting injury to Harry Dodge near the knee is treated, with doctors Maitland and Elliston in attendance. The creamery resumed operations after a water line connection. East Branch notes include Fourth of July events and local visits from Corry and Garland residents.
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Mount Oak
Edith Pierce
Youngsville
S. A. Oviatt
John Brightman
Buffalo
Iva Oviatt
Espey Nichols
Warren
Harry Dodge
Walmore Hellyer
East Branch
Fay Eastman
B. T. Dodge
Elva Oviatt
Ice Cream Social Clears Funds in Sanford Social
The Sanford event at J. J. Feldhausen's last Tuesday evening netted 21.25 for local use. Local residents Arthur Van Guilder and Ora Falkinburg visited nearby towns, while George Green returned from New Richmond due to his sister's illness. The AY. P. C. ER. W. group organized here with Tuesday meetings, and residents joined the Grand Valley Fourth of July celebration. Carroll Trimm, Adton Trimm, and Ray Falkinburg attended Buffalo Bill's wild west show in Jamestown, with another social planned for Feldhausen's for M. E. minister aid. Mrs. Irene Bemis of Youngsville visited the Paden family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
J. J. Feldhausen
Arthur van Guilder
Youngsville
Titusville
George Green
New Richmond
Ora Falkinburg
Grand Valley
Carroll
Adton Trimm
Ray Falkinburg
Jamestown
Buffalo Bill
M. E
Irene Bemis
J. M. Paden
Play Day at Hillside on July 9
Pittsfield July 5 Play Day at Hillside planned for July 9. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Ora Smith from Warren and Miss Zoe Long visiting Jamestown, share news of travels and gatherings in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Prrtsheep
Hillside
Victor
Clyde Hagie
Erie
Ora Smith
Warren
Zoe Long
Jamestown
John Long
Ashville
Azia Farnham
Cliff Wells
Spring Creek
Fred McDowell
Harry Cole
Youngsville
Thos. Poy
Fred Sliter
Page Hollow
L. Poy
M. Clarp
Alice Farnham
Mr. Shafftner
Frank Obert
Dora Durlin
Corry
Arthur Durlin
Albert Frank
James
Farmington News Briefs Youth Dies. Oil Well Drilling Moves Ahead
Martha Seggrin, 10, dies suddenly while the family is away. Funeral held in Busti, N. Y. An oil company from Jamestown plans to drill on William Fosburg's Farm in northern Farmington. Charles Lott's home and contents burned last Saturday. five children aged 4 to 10 affected. Helpers in Sugar Grove, Pa. instructed to send contributions via Henry Firth.
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P.m. Farmington
Jamestown
William Fosburg
Farmington
Charles Lott
Mr. Lott
Henry Firth
Sugar Grove
Ocean Dependency Drives Western India Food Security
The statement notes that about ninety percent of Western India's population relies on fish for sustenance, highlighting the region's seafood dependence for daily nourishment and livelihoods.
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Western
India
Clarion County Girl Dies from Snake Bite
Five year old Freda Gilfert of Lickingville Clarion county died from a rattlesnake bite suffered while picking flowers with her sister near their home. The bite occurred Monday and the girl died Wednesday as doctors could not halt the venom’s spread.
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Tronesta
Freda
Paul Gilfert
Lickingville
Clarion County
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Warren County Area
A series of 29 real estate transfers shows transactions from C. F. Hull Estate to A. R. Thompson in Eldred for 25 dollars and multiple other parcels. Buyers include Nancy D. Hollister, Marion English, John Holden, Muriel Elder, Helene Ball, David Carr, Clyde Morrison, Jessie Mitcham, Wm. Burdick, W. D. Todd, H. H. Hull, Harper G. Peck, Cc. B. Ayers, Frank Morrison, Edward Beglar, B. W. Rogers, Joseph M. Turner, John L. Sperry, Arvid Gustafson, Frank Nickerson, J. W. Kinander, Marian Kidder, Philander Brown Estate, Thos. W. Proper, James Lynch, Freeman Hertzel, Peter Johnson, Nelson Curtis, John A. Swanson among others. Many parcels note small consideration amounts with several large deeds including Arvid Gustafson to J. E. Hultberg for 1800 and Peter Johnson to Ernest Lindblad for 1100.
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C. F. Hull
A. R. Thompson
Eldred
Nancy D. Hollister
Marion English
Kinzua
John Holden
Dale D. McGee
Tidioute
Muriel M. Elder
Elvie
M. Kyler
Warren
Helene G. Ball
Robert G. Adams
David Carr
Alvy C. Daelhausen
Triumph
Clyde Morrison
Ashvel W. Morrison
Deerfield
Jessie Mitcham
W. H. Holcomb
Wm. Burdick
Robert L. Thomas
W. D. Todd
Charles Lee
H. H. Hull
Myrl White
Grand Valley
Harper G. Peck
South West
John L. Sperry
I. N. Smith
Conewango
Arvid Gustafson
J. E. Hultberg
Frank Nickerson
Ed. Nasman
Ilk
J. W. Kinander
Wm. van Ord
Glade
Marian B. Kidder
Difference in Laughter and Its Effects
A reflection on laughter and humor contrasting a genuine, light hearted joke that eases cares with an ill tempered remark that wounds and leaves lasting poison after it is withdrawn.
Independence Day in Terrysberg Ends in Circus Misadventure
A narrator spends Independence Day in Terrysberg to think over a marriage proposal from Ralph. Amid village celebrations a circus elephant encounter leads to a comical rescue after she is soaked and scraped, then dressed by a female bareback rider and clowned by the crowd.
Ralph Comforts Wet Syl After Circus Mishap
In a rural scene, Syl frets over a ruined suit after the circus sight. Ralph arrives from his visit to his father and, noticing Syl’s damp, unpretty state, reassures her with a warm embrace and declares she is always pretty enough for him. He even buys the elephant peanuts on their way home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Syl
Williams Barrett
National Songs of America Early and Sparse
The article notes few national songs emerged from the struggle for independence. Yankee Doodle echoes an old tune with obscure origins, Hail Columbia is viewed as a party song, and the Star Spangled Banner belongs to a later era. Independence advocates valued poetry but lacked lasting inspiration.
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America
Columbia
Fourth of July Assortment Fireworks Pieces
A four piece program titled Fourth of July Assortment features The Runaway Horse The Last Finger The Fire Department and The Barn with vivid visual effects and a dramatic finish. References mention police stations and insurance companies in the nation.
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Fire Department
The Saddest of All Wiz Story on the Fourth of July
Uncle Joshua laments Wiz the boy who spent a quarter on candy and peanuts and then went out to meet the gang on the Fourth, describing the saddest thing recorded by tongue or pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Joshua
Wiz
The Happy Fourth Picnic Poem
A cheerful verse invites children to a peaceful Fourth of July picnic with lunch, fishing gear, and outdoor fun. It rejects rockets and noise, celebrating a simple daytime celebration in the great outdoors.
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First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren, PA
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
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Elmer Gray
Waterford
King
Greenville
Fry and Smock
Salem
W.D. Mitchell
May Mitchell
Harry Patterson
Nora Bradley
Delbert Logan
Wilbur Logan
James Logan
Erwin Hemingway
Charles Whaley
Donald
R. Losee
Garland
Lillian Nelson
Bear Lake
Martha
Freda Gilfert
Matt
Sylvia
Terrysberg
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