Neighborhood notes and local happenings amid regional notices
The column reports Lily Dale meetings at Cassadaga Lake, mushroom lore around Chautauqua Lake, talks of reorganizing Fredonia National Bank with outside capital, slow Main Road trolley work, and a post office burglary in Lodi with $59 cash and stamps stolen. It notes bank receivership figures for Fredonia National Bank, and local events including a suicide, land purchases for an Adventist industrial school, and a close Venango County race for President Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Fredonia National Bank
Ludlow
Local notes from Youngsville and area
County correspondence from Youngsville reports visits, home improvements, and social events. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kay returning from Ohio after a two month visit, golden wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McKinney, and a charity brick walk project by local residents. Several out-of-town guests attended the anniversary and other gatherings.
Edinboro Normal Promotes Study Through Finest Influences
Edinboro Normal surrounds its students with the best influences for study and invites readers to request a catalogue. John F. Bigler serves as principal, directing the institution’s educational aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Village News round up July incidents and changes
Mrs. Shannon broke her right arm in a July accident and is recovering. Mr. Danielson, father-in-law of Charles J. Sampson, died July 27 at Mr. Sampson’s home. funeral was held July 29 with burial at Chandler's Valley. he was 85. Frances Carmichael, former Windsor Hotel landlord’s daughter, died in Tidioute Pa. Iron bridges opened in Brokenstraw township over Irvine Run in Irvineton. Mrs. Newbold and daughters visit and Fred Washburn sold his livery stables to Henry McGee who now runs them. Allegheny Springs sees higher 1905 business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Shannon
Danielson
Charles J. Sampson
Sampson
Frances Carmichael
D. Carmichael
Windsor Hotel
Tidioute
Brokenstraw
Messrs
G. H. Somers
A. L. Crippen
Fred C. Lawson
Irvine Run
Water Way
Irvineton
D. I. Newbold
Allegheny River
Fred Washburn
Henry McGee
Allegheny Springs
Springs
Local Notes Highlight Community Happenings
Mr. Babcock the hotel keeper adjusts taxes for visitors. Rev. J. P. Burns welcomes three new M E Church members with more to follow. Farmers struggle to hire help for the abundant hay harvest. Oscar Holmgreen, D A V and P R R Co section foreman, is sidelined by sciatica rheumatism. St Josephs Church undergoes exterior and interior painting enhancing its appearance.
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Babcock
J. P. Burns
M. E. Church
Oscar Holmgreen
St. Joseph’s Church
Local Social Notes From Corry Area
July 17 Mrs Hannah Clark of Corry visits here as guest of Mrs Alice Lowe D S Pierce trip to Jamestown Wednesday Mrs Margaret Baker Corry Hospital spent Tuesday night with her parents James Lowe and Mr Stone of Lakewood called on friends here Sunday Maude Baker visited in Youngsville and Warren last week Mrs Ida Pierce and children ill with the mumps Mr and Mrs Earl Baker and children returned from Webster's Mills where they have been working Mr Baker will return to work as soon as his health permits
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Youngsville
Thomas Kay
Dunn
Marietta
Ohio
C. H. Henry
Frank Swanson
Sugar Grove Street
C. A. Hazzard
Main Street
Gust Baker
Jesse Phillips
George Schnell
Oil City
Agnew
W. A. Burns
C. A. Hazard
Chris Swanson
Second Street
Furniture Factory
Horace White
Garland
Mary Greene
Gay Phillips
Chautauqua
Carolyn Dodge
Corry
Cobb
Philadelphia
Laura Jackson
Colorado
B. B. Siggins
J. B. White
Bemus Point
Chautauqua Lake
Clare McKinney
Union City
Hay
Allegheny Springs
E. L. Morse
Cambridge
Arthur McKinney
Irvington
Lew Myers
Mercer County
Grizzella Andrews
Kay & Andrews
Ernest Swanson
Elkins
West Virginia
Hannah Clark
Alice Lowe
D. S. Pierce
Jamestown
Margaret Baker
Corry Hospital
James Lowe
Mr. Stone
Lakewood
Maude Baker
Warren
Ida Pierce
Earl Baker
Webster’s Mills
Baker
Musical Chautauqua Concert Schedule Published
The Jamestown Journal publishes Director Hallam's official list of Chautauqua concerts from July 15 to August 27. The program includes operas, cantatas, oratorios, miscellaneous programs, children's concerts, mass and sacred works, and patriotic and popular concerts featuring Sherwood Marcoson Marcus son, and other artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Jamestown Journal
Hallam
Gallia
Sherwood
Marcosson
Sherwood and Marcus
America
Cinderella
Elijah
Martha
Jairus
Colonial Cottage at 22 Cookman Avenue Offers Rooms
Mrs. M. Crittenden owns and manages the Colonial Cottage opposite Hall of Philosophy. Rooms and board are available at reasonable rates for travelers seeking accommodations at the Chautauqua stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Colonial Cottage
Cookman Avenue
Hall of Philosophy
Soldiers Camp Near Erie Welcomes Governor and Staff
The N G P reports campsites two miles east of Erie with Camp Jones opened by Gen. J A Wiley. Regiments 16th 18th 14th 10th and 5th plus cavalry and Battery B drill and entertain visitors while Warren troops greet Capt Wheelock and officers. Governor and staff attend midweek events as soldiers prepare to return home next Saturday.
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N.G. P
Erie
Lake Shore
Camp Jones
J. A. Wiley
Warren
Co. I
Wheelock
Tribble
Smith
Windsor
Robertson
Lyons
Preparing for a Safe Home and Local Ads
The snippet advises couples to ready themselves before going out with a ritual of dress while noting a thief may strike through a lower window. It suggests simple home security tricks like tin pans to alert intruders and mentions cheap replate of silverware by Warren Electric Plating Co. and a fifteen week Hoff Business College scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Electric Plating Co
Hoff Business College of
Warren
Newspaper subscription and sale notice
The ad promotes subscriptions to The Main and New York Tribune Farmer at 1.50 per year and Tri-Weekly Tribune and The Mail at 2 per year. It also advertises a good second-hand survey instrument for sale from Eli S. Keller of Keller's Sons in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Adams
W. 24Th St
Main
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Mail
Eli S. Keller
Keller’s Sons
Warren, Pa
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Neighborhood Notes
Lily Dale
Cassadaga Lake
Messrs. J. L. and
A. Kelley
Cambridge Springs
Venango County
Judge Criswell
Robert F. Glenn
Wells Knible
Guy Tinck
Allegheny
Corydon Dam
Salamanca
Andrew Swanson
Godfrey Johnson
Lind Hill
Freehold Tp
S. H. Hicks
Allen Mannery
Pine Creek
Quaker Run
Seventh Day Adventist
Hicks
Schofield
All Makes
Agency
International Harvester CO
WM. Spinner
Diamond Block
Penn’s Avenue West
Lottsville
Scott
Malil
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Kopf & Henry
Has. H. Henderson
Siegfried’s
Liberty Street
Eviso's F
Uae
Borough of
Waterstreet
Public Way
D. A. Arird
Warren Borough
O. W. Ensworth
C.H. Smith Co., Ltd
C.H. Smith Company, Lim
Capital
E. D. Wetmore
W. F. Messner
Geo
E. Colvin
Sec
Y & Treas
Chas
Cashier
THE
Hammond Iron Works
the Mail Office
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