Sanford Y P C C E A Picnic Set In Grove
Sanford news notes a Y P C C E A and Sunday School picnic planned for August 5 1911 in Sanford Grove with all invited. Emily Brown of Jamestown visiting W A Sanford home. F S Deamer family to North East for summer work. J W Falkinburg in Titusville Friday. Cheese factory reports just over 9 cents per hundred for May milk.
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Sanford
Sanford Y. P. C. C. E. A
Sanford’s Grove
Emily Brown
Jamestown
W. A. A. Sanford
F. S. Deamer
North East
Deamer
J. W. Falkinburg
Titusville
Cass's CORNERS note residents and visits
Mrs Mat tie Whiteley returned home after a two week visit with her brother Harry Logan in Jamestown. Mrs Linnie Dexter and children came back from a visit with her parents in Kinzua. Paul Whaley of Garland visited his grandparents. Rev Burns and family from Union City stayed at Elmer Gray's home. Frank Ley had a very sick horse Friday night. Chancey Clarks house damaged by lightning. An M E Evangelist holds revival meetings at White's chapel Mickle Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass’s Corners
Mattie Whiteley
Harry Logan
Jamestown
Linnie Dexter
Kinzua
Paul Whaley
Garland
Rev. Burns
Union City
Elmer Gray
Frank Ley
Chancey Clark
M. E
White’s Chapel
Mickle Hill
Pittsfield Notes: Accidents and Local Business Updates
Will Durlin suffered a severe eye injury when a stone struck him while driving cows. Bernard Porter cut his foot playing with a hay knife and received three stitches in Youngsville. McGrew's mill closed briefly for haying. Charles Brown's horse is paralyzed. Fred Whitney expanded by adding a feed store. Mr and Mrs Frank Ofert visited Youngsville. Mrs F K Smith hosted a brother from Shingle House last week.
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PartsField
Will Durlin
Bernard Porter
Youngsville
Shortt
McGrew
Charles Brown
Fred Whitney
Frank Ofert
F. K. Smith
Bear Lake Social Notes Include Visitors and Interment
Miss Webster from Buffalo visits sister Mrs. McAllister for a two week stay. Louise Munger of Stockton visits Mrs. O Nee son for several weeks. Mr and Mrs Louie Brown of Corry called on Henry Thornton and rode together to Corry. Remains of Mrs L Markham of Jamestown brought for interment here. she was 87 and longtime Bear Lake resident. Mrs A L Sands is very ill. Mrs George Cornish and Mrs F L Hawkins visited friends in Union City.
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Bear Lake
Miss Webster
Buffalo
McAllister
Louise Munger
Stockton
O‘neeson
Louie Brown
Corry
Henry Thornton
Brown
Mr. Thornton
L. Markham
Jamestown
A. L. Sands
George Cornish
F. L. Hawkins
Union City
Local Notes From Spr ing Creek July Visits and Removals
Spr ing Creek notes list residents returning from visits in Corry and Titusville, sales of household goods, injuries at work, and social gatherings. Names include Mrs J H Whiteley Mrs Fred Johnson Miss Emma Burch Mrs Josephine Asken Roy Peterson Frank Sharp Leslie Robin Ault Scott Little Wallace Clark and John Ayers. Mrs Katerline hosts WCTU meeting. Fred Hines leaves for North Carolina. fruit picking season mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
J. H. Whiteley
Corry
Will Spencer
Fred Johnson
Titusville
Jake Bender
Buffalo
Walter Brown
Emma Burch
Josephine Asken
West Portland
N. Y
Roy Peterson
Bear Lake
Wallace Clark
John Ayers
Katerline
Fred Hines
North Carolina
Walter Campbell
Near
Torpedo
Local notes on farms and visitors in the area
F E Hyer loses a cow Sunday morning. Rev Armstrong fell from a tree breaking a bone in his right arm. Abi Baker Society meets with Mrs Hanner Greeley Thursday. M Packard reports two more cows lost last week. Celia Wentworth and Leta Cory visit Hyer. Mr and Mrs Sterry Adams of Sistersville WV visit his father James Adams. Clayton Hague of Russell, visiting Youngstown, heads home from G W Graham's Sunday forenoon, hoping to reach Russell Monday. Hague is about 17 years old.
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F. E. Hyer
Sterry Adams
Sistersville
W. Va
James Adams
Clayton Hague
Russell
Youngstown
Ohio
G. W. Graham
Mr. Hague
Mizpah Class elects officers at church meeting
Mizpah Class officers elected for six months at the M E church parlors. President Mrs G A Levine Vice President Mrs Frank Down Secretary Mrs C C Jury Treasurer Mrs G N Hallock. Committees named and next meeting set. Visitors from Erie noted with local baseball loss to Titusville 8 to 1. Property improvements at J K Bell estate by Charles Ulf progressing.
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M.E. Church
G. A. Levine
Frank Downing
C. C. Jury
G. N. Hallock
L. J. Gibb
Erie
Tidioute
F. A. Shaw
Warren
Chas. Kemble
Titusville
David Levine
J. K. Bell
Chas. Ulf
Mr. Ulf
Akeley Hosts Thomas Cable Family Reunion on Conewango
A large gathering of Connection descendants met at the Pines on the Conewango with many from Warren Beechwood Jamestown and Youngsville. The event included a birthday party for Gerald Hale and updates on local visitors and health. Agricultural notes report a good hay crop and recent rains aiding gardens oats and potatoes. Twenty five crates of red raspberries have been shipped from the Howard Homestead this month.
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Akeley
Thomas Cable
the Pines
Conewango
James Cable
Beechwood
Adam Learn
John Cable
Will Cable
Warren
Clara Chapel
Youngsville
Ray Thompson
Russell
D. J. Bennett
Myrthe Bennett
David Hale
Clarence Hale
Orrin Hale
Charles Hale
Jamestown
George Cable
Cable Hollow
Earl Bennett
Fentonville
Gerald Hale
C. E. Marsh
John Arnold
Gerald Lindsey
Howard Homestead
Local Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Visits
Sugar Grove reports Misses Nettie and Anna Langdon at Chautauqua over Sunday. Mrs F Bloomquist of Jamestown visited sister Mrs B P Shutt. Mrs Robert Brown of Trenton N J visited Maude Dalrymple. Hazel and Bess Anderson were in Jamestown Saturday. Thimble Club hosted by Mrs O D Barlow. Nature Study Class enjoys long weed exploration walks.
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Sugar Grove
Nettie
Anna Langdon
Chautauqua
F. Bloomquist
Jamestown
B. P. Shutt
Robert Brown
Trenton
N. J
Maude Dalrymple
Hazel
Bess Anderson
O. D. Barlow
Thimble Club
Local baseball loss at Chau tauqua and barn fire hit town
The town team fell 9 to 1 at Chau tauqua on Wednesday. A barn at the Geo Wheelock farm near town was struck by lightning and burned, with two pigs saved and losses totaling about 1 500. Insurance on the barn was 600. Community sympathy was offered to Ralph Hinsdale.
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A. B. McDonald
Warren
Ralph Hinsdale
Geo. Wheelock
Town
Hinsdale
Ralph Anderson
B. P. Shutt
Jamestown
Death of Martin L. Marsh reported in Jamestown area
Mrs. L. A. Forbush of Jamestown learns of her brother Martin L. Marsh death in Bismarck North Dakota on Wednesday July 12. He was brother to Walter Marsh of Frewsburg and born at Pine Grove. He was well known in Warren and southern Chautauqua counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Forbush
Jamestown
Martin L. Marsh
Bismarck
N. D
Walter Marsh
Frewsburg
Pine Grove
Warren County
Chautauqua County
15 year old Raymond McGuire dies after illness and operation
Raymond McGuire of Glade, son of Dennie McGuire, died last Friday at Jones Memorial Hospital Jamestown after a four day illness and an operation. He was 15 and lived with his father in Jamestown since his mother’s death four years ago. Survived by three sisters Marguerite Cecil Garnet and Johnnie and one brother at home. Remains brought to Warren on Saturday afternoon and funeral held at Glade home.
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Raymond
Dennie McGuire
Glade
Jones Memorial Hospital
Jamestown
Marguerite
Cecil Garnet
Johnnie
Warren
Bernhardt Eba Rites Held After Sudden North Warren Death
Bernhardt Eba of North Warren died last Friday at 56 after two years of heart and kidney illness. He helped build the State Hospital, then ran a contracting business. A Mason and Royal Arcanum member, he leaves wife Caroline, son H Clayton, daughter Irma I, and brothers Theodore and Charles. Funeral services were held Tuesday at his home with Rev. Pearson, then interment in Woodlawn cemetery, Titusville.
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Bernhardt Eba
North Warren
Main Street
Eba
State Hospital
North Star Lodge
Royal Arcanum
Titusville
Woodlawn Cemetery
Ranchmen Molested Near Ensenada Demand U S Protection
American ranchmen near Ensenada Lower California report harassment by so called Liberals and seek protection. Acting Secretary Wilson orders ambassador in Mexico City to inform President De La Barra and press for ample protection for Americans.
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Washington
Hienada
California
Hsenada
Wilson
Mexico City
de LaBarra
British Vice Consul Attacked in Tripoli
A Turkish officer insulted and repeatedly struck the British vice consul at Tripoli. The British officer lodged a strong protest with the Ottoman government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tripoli
Dalziel
Mail Boat on the Rocks Off Jersey Coast
London reports the Great Western and Jersey mail boat ran on rocks near St Brelade's Bay Jersey. Details on damage and potential casualties are not yet received.
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London
Great Western and
Jersey Mail
Boont
St. Brelade's Bay
Island of
Jersey
T. J. Foley Moves Heavy Freight for Railroads
T. J. Foley and his 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 and P Co No 2 B Warren Tel Co No 84.
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A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
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Pennsylvania
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
I. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company
Banks and Trust Cos
Bonds & Motta
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Weaee
Special Ag Ieee Oe
Commonwealth
Inai
Neases Ab Sus Shire
Cea Nenee
Cobb's
Pittsfield
Reek
Celia Wentworth
Leta
Cory
Akelna
Ing
E. T. Abbott
Lake
Frank Abbott
Clyde Baker’s
E. D. McKee
Ray
Alley McIntosh
Robert Cumming
Stuart
Raymond McGuire
Lower
United States
T. J. Foley
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
F. H. Gaige
Warren High School
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
H. S. Perry
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Miles
M. I. Coffman
Coldwater
Mich
Peter McAuley
Springfield
Mass
Dr. Miles
Myrtle Dague
Rochester
Ind
St. Vitus
Nannie Land
Ethel
Chichesters
Chichester
Chicago
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