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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1909
Page
8
Notice asks correspondents to submit weekly copy by a set deadline and requires signatures on all communion items. Names will not be published unless requested, and no doubled sided writing is allowed.
July updates from Tidioute and surrounding area show W J Grandin receiving a new car after a fire near Jamestown, various visits by Lindquist, Jury, McIntyre, and Downs families, hospital and operations for Della Jury, a diphtheria case in Tidioute, store hours cut in summer, and multiple social calls, travels, and engagements among residents including Eries trips, weddings, and new phonograph purchases.
July 12 Gust Ackley, who has been visiting relatives for the last week at this place, returned to Jamestown Monday.
July notes from Sugar Run chronicle numerous guests in town including Guy Newton of Limestone New York and Mrs Lorinda Smith grandparents of the town. Visitors from Warren Kane Erie and Corydon join outings at David Holt residence with fishing boating and bathing noted. Raymond Cain reports a large rattlesnake killed and several locals attend a Corydon school meeting.
July 13 Leroy Thurston of Silver Creek was called to Russell on business Saturday. Martin Morgan was a Sunday caller in town. J. H. Allen of Warren greeted friends Sunday. Miss Gladys Phillips returned home after visiting Akeley Hollow. Charles Jones called at Scandia Friday. A W Rounds came from Akeley Monday to see his sister Mrs Sue Briggs. Wagoner and Fred Nobbs visited Warren Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips visited with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crecraft Sunday. The Briggses attended the Owens infant’s funeral at North Warren on Sunday. Our town was nearly deserted July 5 for Celoron celebration. Will Phillips drove to Akeley Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Cole were on-
The article notes the burial of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Owens of North Warren in Russell on Sunday after dying Friday. It also mentions Grace Donelson making calls at Akeley and Alfred and Mrs. Avery entertaining at Akeley Hollow on Sunday.
July 13 items report visits by Mrs. G. W. Shannon and Mrs. Ida Wells with Hazel Haslett, travel of LeRoy and Cooney to work sites, a bass fishing outing by Chas Haslett, and community events. It also recounts the Irvine Presbyterian church’s 1844 formation with elders James A. Alexander and Nathaniel Paine, plus a list of the first class members, according to the Irvine church record. An insect pest affecting oak timber is noted.
John Muir of Kane visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Muir. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Allen of East Branch spend Monday with their daughter Mrs. Fred May. Elmer Drake and daughter visit Elmer Weidner in Spartansburg. Harry Gilson of Gilson Ridge stays with brother Richard Gilson. Blaine Holmes works at the Rigby mill near Vrooman. James Sherlock and daughter of State Lot spend Sunday with J. E. Canfield. Edward Russell of near Athens visits William and Mrs. Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. D. Fitch visit daughter Mrs. Ruland Harrison in Red Oak.
July records visits from John Griffith near Philadelphia to C Hellyer and others. Franks Nichols funeral at East Branch Union Church drew large crowd with Grand Valley I O O F rites and a passage detailing his March 22 1869 birth, March 24 1890 marriage to Nettie M Hellyer, and surviving family.
A respected individual was served a reception where guests presented numerous beautiful gifts as tokens of esteem. After warm congratulations and good wishes, the attendees departed.
In March 1861 Lincoln rejected General Scott’s evacuation plan for Sumter and Pickens. He ordered a relief expedition to Sumter and reinforced Pickens, keeping both forts under Union control despite Scott’s urging. The Scribner essay credits Lincoln for the outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Ward Fitch and son Harold of Liverly visited relatives here Monday and Tuesday and attended the funeral of Frank Nichols. Grace Lamb returned home from Union City. Rolla Eggleston and wife Corry celebrate birth of a daughter July 10. Mrs Douglas Fitch returned from North East where she cared for her mother Mrs J C Allen.
A July 12 gathering honored Clyde Schweitzer with a 1st birthday party. About eighteen young people attended at his home. Games and music were the main amusements with a dainty luncheon served around midnight.
The Sailor Blouse Dress is praised as a top choice for young girls and slender young women for summer outings. It features a slip-on blouse waist with a shield and sailor collar, options for front closure, and full or short sleeves. The seven gore skirt uses side plaits for a smooth back view, with fabrics in navy serge panama linen pique or cotton repp in white or solid colors, pongee also used.
The tale notes foot and mouth disease is not limited to cattle but affects people through repeating gossip, spreading from place to place as the disease travels through social networks.
In a tiny country town fashion runs bold and rapid, with standout styles pushing social contrast. Local designers showcase edgy silhouettes and bright colors, drawing neighbors to a daytime display that stirs conversation about taste and trend.
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