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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
8
County letters require all copy in hand by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign his or her name to all communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
July 2 reports indicate George Hillman and E D Alsdorf home over Sunday and the Fourth. Arthur Brooks of West Virginia tends Brooks Hill farm. George McKelvy marries Miss Blakesley at Columbus June 26, 1907. Dr L D Paige visits Corry patient. G Hyer visits parents T E Hyer. Willis Jackson of Erie visits ill mother Mrs A W Jackson. Charles Farnham of Corry visits father Stephen Farnham. Children's Day at Congregational church draws large turnout and praise. W B Stoddard relocates mill and nears operation. A L Matteson catches two large trout. W L Greeley in Stewart's switch to sell log-turner to Elmer Blakesley. W H Morton at Corry on business. John Ayers hauls lumber to Corry and Columbus Park. Mrs W Greeley learns grandmother Lu cinda Jones near death at Willoughby Ohio. Mrs Jones, 84, lately with daughter Mrs L B Rickerson. George Peterson of Eldred Hill calls on friends. George McKelvy and bride visit McWhe lvys mother and sister. Herbert Mead and son Perry at Corry. Rh D Alsdorf and George Hillman at Corry for mill repairs at Ludlow. The above item was received too late for the issue.
The Fourth of July passed peacefully with a soldiers picnic well attended. Warren visitors included Mrs. Wm Morton and Mrs. Sam Burnett. Several locals spent the holiday at home or with families, with church attendance noted and illness mentioned for Willis Jackson.
Henry Lauffenburger and Harry Vansile returned from the dark woods for a few days. Fred Lanuffenburg of Fox Hill visited his brother. Mrs Ida Vansile and Bertha Passinger traveled to Russell. Miss Ella Passinger and Miss Irvie Fox of Russell visited the area. A number from this place attended the Wallace show in Warren.
Gust Akeley of Jamestown visits his parents at this place. The note arrived too late for the July 4 edition.
July reports reveal Mrs Hannah Clark visiting relatives while Mrs Henry Verfurth and her children spent Sunday with her mother. Attendees from the area went to Jamestown for a show. Genevieve Carr and Ralph Mallory returned from Edinboro. D G Lowe is very ill. Rebeccah Lodge installed officers Friday evening, followed by refreshments. Children’s Day services are planned for next Sunday at the M E church. Memorial services were held last Sunday by the Odd Fellows and Rebeccahs. The notice was received too late for the July 4 issue.
Residents and visitors populate the Warren area with a carnival stop and house calls. Notables include Mrs. Shannon and Mr. Mead visiting, plus the Perks family and Mary Van Dyke joining friends at the Sampsons. An I O G T hall entertainment of The School Ma'am drew a large crowd and listed performers such as Kate Bell, Ida Love, Grump, Irena Walters, Undertow, and Minnie Trueblood among others.
July 9 notes detail many local visits and travel. People like W Dandois, Frank Carlson, Bertlet Smith, E J Arnold, Floyd Passinger, Belle Passinger, and Charles Carlson visit Kane or Warren. Several families vacation, attend events, and celebrate the Fourth with relatives in Warren, Jamestown, Brookston, and other nearby towns. The column records who toured where and who was ill, with recurring names such as the Passingers, Arnolds, Jerman, and Carlson families.
Miss Helen M Hill and Fred D Clark were married by Rev Otis A Smith at First Presbyterian Jamestown N Y. He works as an engineer for the B and O Railroad at Connellsville where they will live. Visitors and guests include Karl Smith Hydetown Lillian Dewey Pittsburg and James Edwards Wooster Ohio. Recreation Park reports several cottages under construction and new boat service with the Sylvania boat soon.
July 9 notes dozen transient visits as Mr. and Mrs I R Hare and Roy Looney join Warren guests. Several pairs visit Bradford and Warren relatives including Clare Geer and Emil Johnsons. Local residents Chas Edgett Lauffenburg and Schweitzers host and visit friends, with multiple family stayovers and Sunday calls in Warren.
July 8 notes from the village record several travelers visiting kin. Charles Wilson of Cassadaga, N Y, calls on former playmates. Wm Cooney of Washington DC visits his father and sister. Wesley Singleton of West Virginia arrives to spend time with his family. Frank Morrison near Youngsville comes due to his mother Mrs Hiram Morrison’s illness, joined by Mrs Eugene Morrison of Youngsville on the same mission.
June 5 updates show Mrs. Kate Lounsbery and others visiting relatives and friends across Warren Jamestown and Ackley Hollow. Entries mention illness Mrs Putnam and Mrs Beach with care by Dr Williamson and road conditions hindering travel after rain.
Mr and Mrs G G Gilbert of Ellington N Y visit Mrs Gilbert s parents Mr and Mrs J A Kinsman. Men remove the old church platform and add gravel and graded front. Street work continues improving streets. Cherry Hill Cemetery plans a new lawn fence. A lawn fete for an orchestra raised funds. Pardon Davis plans an added story to his house.
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