Local Camp P S of A installs officers at lively Tidioute meeting
Tidioute July 16 The local Camp No 736 P S of A held a lively meeting at their headquarters with W F Stenger of Sheffield installing officers including Clarence Anderson as Past President Ralph Summerton as President and Edward Peterson as Vice President Other officers named and a social hour followed. Several residents were noted visiting or moving in and a teacher for Slabtown school was announced Edith Atkins will teach next term Mountain Grange plans a meeting and local houses undergo repairs as residents attend to business and illness updates.
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Tidioute
W. F. Stenger
Sheffield
Clarence Anderson
Ralph Summerton
Edward Peterson
Carl Anderson
Clarence Jury
Melvin Rosequist
Alvin Summerton
Edwin Smith
Fred Kightlinger
Sentinel
Sidney Devore
Harry Courson
Randall Arters
T. P. Gardner
George Downing
W. J. Grandin
Buffalo
Wm. E. Asbey
Scottdale
Westmoreland County
Wm. Doan
Grace
Jamestown
Dallas Lynch
Morrison Hill
Slabtown
Edith Atkins
Mountain Grange
Main Street
Guy Courson
F. R. Jennings
Klahr DeRocker
Parkers Landing
S. W. Farmer
J. B. Cochener
Warren
Haying Dampened by Poor Crop in Mount Oak
Farmers in Mount Oak report a poor hay crop during haying week. Local visits include J. Brightman from Garland, Miss Letta Hayes moving to East Branch for work, and Archie Smith family visiting the farmers mother in Lincolnville. Out-of-town guests include Mrs. Havens and Myrtle from State Lot, plus sermons by Mr. Kurdle of Warren. Mrs. Hellyer returns from Blooming Valley funeral with Nettie Nichols. E. N. Burdick and Lillian Burdick travel home from Titusville. Julia Shipman visits Tryonville.
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Mount Oak
J. Brightman
Letta Hayes
East Branch
Archie Smith
Lincolnville
Havens
Myrtle
State Lot
Clayton Oviatt
Kurdle
Warren
Mrs Parkhurst Buys Warren Carr House in Bear Lake
July notes list Mrs Parkhurst purchasing the Warren Carr house on South Centre street. Visitors include Mrs Lola Carr of Kennedy and Mrs Gertrude Carpenter of Lakewood. Several locals among the sick list and residents making visits to Dr Halphides and A C Tillotson.
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Bear Lake
Parkhurst
Warren Carr
South Centre Street
Lola Carr
Kennedy
Chas. Cook
Betsy Brown
Mattie Braman
Gertrude Carpenter
Lakewood
Graham
A. C. Tillotson
Summer Socials and Visits Across Sugar Grove
Mrs Helen McDonald visits Mrs R Lovejoy in Jamestown and Miss Sue Davis goes to Chautauqua for the summer. Families, visits and social events fill the week from Lakewood to Oil City and Lilydale with picnics and theatre outings noted among neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Helen McDonald
R. Lovejoy
Jamestown
Bessie Anderson
Lakewood
Ralph Anderson
E.T. Abbott
Kenneth Frank
Oil City
C. M. Shortt
E. Stilson
Chautauqua
Sue Davis
Milley Robinson
New Castle
Clark Hoone
Erie
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
D. H. Haggerty
Local Social Notes From Columbus and Area
Mrs Hayse of Cleveland visits sister Mrs Wonden for a few days. Master Harry Williams of Warren visits his aunt Mrs Charlie Simpson. Mrs Osborne learns her father drowned Saturday night and travels home. Mrs Don Sullivan goes to Jamestown after her sister daughter Mrs Thompson’s accident in Erie. The Monroe family take an auto trip to Dunkirk returning Monday. Celia Gates visits Scidta with the Moore family. Mr and Mrs Tom Messenger visit Mrs Messengers parents the Gibb Smiths. Miss Mabel Schul ton goes to Oil City for two weeks with brother Ray. Gaylon Faulkner has his house painted. John Orlin travels to Worcester Mass to visit his mother.
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Columbus
Hayse
Cleveland
Ohio
Wonden
Harry Williams
Warren
Charlie Simpson
Osborne
Don Sullivan
Jamestown
Thompson
Erie
Frank Emerson
Gerald
Gertrude
Dunkirk
Celia Gates
Walter Moore
Scidta
Tom Messenger
Messengers
Gibb Smith
Mabel Scholton
Oil City
Ray
Gaylon Faulkner
John Orlin
Worchester
Mass
Local Social Notes From Tiona and Nearby Towns
Mrs Charles Bagley and daughter visit Miss Mary Hanley in Tiona. Mrs O T Bean and John Logan family enjoy a few days at Celeron. Mrs Clyde Blair and daughter of Tidioute stay with Mr and Mrs John Blair. Mrs Quay McCune returns from Eldred. Miss Nelle Mathews returns from Philadelphia to spend weeks with her parents. John Young of Warren visits his sister Mrs J M Mathews. Robert Millen returns from Butler. Mrs Francis Finan of New York visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Hanley. Mrs Wiley Downing spends a day in Warren. Mrs J N Weir returns from Cleveland and East Brady. Mrs John Ball of Butler visits her mother Mrs Della Thompson. Mrs James Stranaghan shops in Warren. Miss Agness Stanley of East Brady visits aunt Mrs J N Weir. Mrs R W Norris and sons return from Glenns Falls. Mrs Ned Clapp and sons from Independence Kansas visit Mr and Mrs S K McKalip.
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Tiona
Charles Bagley
Jewett
Mary Hanley
O. T. Bean
John Logan
Celeron
Clyde Blair
Tidioute
John Blair
Quay McCune
Eldred
Nelle Mathews
Philadelphia
John Young
Warren
J. M. Mathews
Robert Millen
Butler
Francis Finan
New York
John Hanley
Wiley Downing
J. N. Weir
Cleveland
East Brady
John Ball
Della Thompson
James Stranaghan
Agness Stanley
R. W. Norris and Sons
Glenn's Falls
Ned Clapp
Sons
Independence
Kansas
S. K. McKalip
Doughty Brothers Plan Saw Mill at Albert Reynolds Tract
Doughty Brothers employ eleven men to peel bark on the Albert Reynolds tract with plans to erect a saw mill as soon as bark removal is finished. Don Peaport runs the boarding house for the workers in the old McStraw homestead. Local chatter notes various residents traveling and visiting nearby Warren and Russell.
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Lounsbury’s Corners
Doughty Brothers
Albert Reynolds
Don Peaport
McStraw
C. L. Martin
Warren
Wm. Eager
F. A. Nelson
Daniel McMahon
Dubois
Homer Brown
Wheeler Hill
N. Y
Clare LaDow
Russell
Sugar Run
Notice of Administration on the Estate of Patrick Meehan
The estate of Patrick Meehan of Warren County Pennsylvania has granted administration to Roger Mooney. Creditors and others with claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Pennsylvania, June 5th, 1912.
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Patrick Meehan
Warren
Warren County
Advertise In the Mail and Get Results
A compact classified note urges buyers to advertise through the mail for fast results. It promises reach and response by placing ads with the local newspaper’s mail channels. The item appeals to merchants seeking affordable, wide audience exposure.
Local Social Notes Highlight Summer Visits and Birthday Surprise
Russell and Mrs. H A Marsh spent last Thursday and Friday in Warren as guests of Mrs. E D Everts. Jay Cole received a 16th birthday surprise from local friends with light refreshments at 6 pm. Olive Barney and Alvin of Concord Michigan are visiting. Edna Marsh was a Frewsburg visitor. Coleman Duell and Luchia Briggs visited Mr. and Mrs. L G Sadler. Pittsburgh guest Howard Meyers stayed with Mrs. L T Chapman. Amelia Dickenson returned from Lakewood Friday.
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Coleman Duell
Luchia Briggs
L. G Sadler
W. B. Culbertson
Howard Meyers
Pittsburgh
L. T. Chapman
Amelia Dickenson
Lakewood
Heavy rains boost crops and local rambles in Akeley
Akeley reports heavy rains benefiting crops with six crates of red raspberries picked at the Howard Homestead on Monday, compared with ten crates last year at the same growth stage. Dodge baseball team played Corydon Sunday with a corrected score note.
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Akeley
Howard Homestead
Dodge
Corydon
Howard Thomas
Millie Chandler
Ethel O’neil
Floyd Thomas
Jamestown
Obert
Levi Hale
Conewango
Leo Schlitzinger
Emma Martin
Frewsburg
Mary Hale
Market Report New York Provision Market July 17
Wheat No 2 hard winter at 1.07 dollars per bushel. Oats standard f o b 58 cents. Pork Mess between 20.25 and 20.75. Butter Creamery extras at 27 cents. Eggs state and Pennsylvania white fancy new laid 26 to 27 cents. Potatoes Southern white fancy per barrel 2.25 to 2.50.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Buffalo Market Report Shows Mixed Grain Prices
Buffalo provision market notes grain prices for wheat corn oats and flour along with butter eggs and potatoes. Wheat No 2 white around 1.15 per bushel while white No 3 and yellow corn range in mid to upper seventies. Butter eggs and potatoes listed with regional quality notes and price ranges.
T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight
T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis Co. Telephone connections N Y & P Co No 2 B Warren Tel Co No 84 AUCTION bills syrup labels and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
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A. A. Davis Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Optician Ad Promises Best Prescription Glasses
An eye care ad from Prof H B Hyde touts 25 years of experience and guarantees the best and cheapest prescription work. It warns against traveling eyeglass specialists and invites a trial at 348 Penn Ave West over Citizens National Bank, open 9 am to 8 pm.
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United States
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H. B. Hyde
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report
CATTLE prime steers 9.00 to 9.15 per cwt 1,260 to 1,400 lb. range. choice fat cows 6.25 to 7.75. choice heifers 7.00 to 7.25. choice bulls 5.89 to 6.25. choice veals 9.50 to 9.75. fair to good 8.75 to 9.25. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 8.00 to 8.25. mixed sheep 4.25 to 4.75. HOGS light Yorkers 7.80 to 7.90. heavy hogs 8.00 to 8.25. pigs 7.60 to 7.70.
Timothy Hay Market Prices and Track Rates
Buffalo market reports Timothy hay No 2 at 22.00 and No 3 timothy at 21.00 on the track. Prices reflect current offerings with standard grading terms used by the market.
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Buffalo
New Dyspepsules Claim Quick Relief for Indigestion
A marketing notice promotes Dyspepsules as a simple inexpensive cure for indigestion. It claims to soothe heart burn belching sour stomach gas and nausea and urges readers to obtain samples by sending 2 cents to Pockar Enni Drug Co. at 741 Liberty St. New Yorker.
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Pockar-Enni Drug Co
Liberty St
New Yorker
Fragmentary OCR Note Skims Date and Numbers
Fragmented text with garbled characters and digits. Mentions possible dates and codes but lacks clear events or names. Unable to extract a coherent news item or identifiable entities from the readable portions.
Blackguard Word Has Royal Origins In Coal Carrier Role
A London Chronicia note explains the term blackguard origin from the coal carriers for the king. It remarks the word’s shift from an honorable service to a reproachful label and asks if any other bad word shares a royal start.
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Blackguard
Board of Green Cloth
London
Chronicia
D G Blackman at 14 Secord Street Warren Pa
Local listing for D G Blackman of Warren Pennsylvania includes the address 14 Secord Street and Bell Telephone number 3 J.
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Franklin
First National Bank
Penna
Warren Trust Company
Warren, Penn’'a
Warren Savings
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
State of
Lounsburys Corners
Roger Mooney
Warren, Pa
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
T. J. Foley
A. O. A. Optometrist
Sue
Miles
Shem
Miss Lillie
Collins
Salem
eLeet Everywhead
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
East Buffalo Livestock Market
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Secord St
A. W. Eaton
Provident
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Edward A. Wilson
Mr.Wilson
Remy
Charles A. Abbott
Ann Street
New York City
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