County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notices urge all copy be in by Tuesday each week. Correspondents must sign their names. names won’t be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
8
Notices urge all copy be in by Tuesday each week. Correspondents must sign their names. names won’t be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
July notes list numerous residents and visitors across Kane Warren Brookston Ludlow Sugar Grove and Peterboro. Families visit relatives attend church and camp meeting. several trips to Kane and Brown Hill referenced. a serious barn fall injury to M W Buck improves.
July notes share visits from Clyde Kenny family in Youngsville to relatives in Star and Grand Valley. Numerous friends and relatives attend birthdays and Sunday gatherings. upcoming Mothers' meeting set for July 21 at Mrs. N. J. Fetterolf in Star.
July 12 local notes report A. D. Akins of Lima Ohio and Adolph Ulf of Tidioute visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theo Akins. Farmers haying the past week. Rain in the evening welcomed as oats and potatoes benefited from prior dry weather. The Rev. O. J. Gage traveled to Sugar.
July entries recount visits, births, and a July 20 suicide in the town. Notables include E C Page returning to Omaha, a fiftieth anniversary celebration, and relatives visiting from Minnesota and Cal. An eastern visitor, Mrs. Cyrus Blakeslee, and several local illness updates are noted along with a fatal self-inflicted death and a Sunday School convention.
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Mr. and Mrs. A L Peters on son returned home after visiting Union City Chandlers Valley and Youngsville. Miss Mabel Jury reports sister Della recovering well from appendicitis. Mrs. George Downing improving after illness. Mrs. H A Belknap back from Erie visit. Mrs. Rachel Dreyer of Tionesta visited relatives here. Miss Kiahr Andrews of Youngsville guest of Mrs. Hague. James Hanson returned to Bradford after in town. Klahr De Rocher arrived home and placed in quarantine for diphtheria the town s second case. Miss Josephine Russell back from visiting parents near Franklin. J L Hallock ill at work but able to be out. Mr and Mrs Chas Davis and son Paul visited J J McIntyre s. John Christy painting residence.
July social update reports Amby Wittman and daughters visiting Corry with Ollie Allen and Maude Eggleston. Minnie Fitch travels from Corry to visit Douglas and Linda Fitch and family. Linda Holmes returns from Jamestown via Edinboro Normal School. Raymond Ross visits Titusville relatives. Ernest Hayes and family attend Eldred Center church. Elmer Drake family and Gilson relatives spend Sunday with Douglas Fitch. Edward Woodard visits Hayes household midweek.
The Wesleyan Methodist tent meetings held at this place for three weeks closed Sunday with an all day assembly. Those pres-
A string of visits and calls fills the week as residents travel between Falconer Youngsville and nearby towns. Families including Grimes Rockwell and others from Grand Valley Titusville Pittsfield and Lottsville gather for social calls while May Homer Pearl Litner and Hazel Tobey visit relatives. Buck improves slowly after a scaffold accident as Glen and Rena Carlson stay with grandparents L J Johnson.
Henry Walker led a Scandia calling party with Miss Freeda Mattson Miss Bertha Passinger and Henry Ackley visiting Mr and Mrs Elmer Denilson at Egypt on Sunday Ed Vansile and family also visited friends in the area on Sunday
July 18 notes show Carl Johnson and family visiting his brother in Farmington while Frank Adams Sr and Jr families gather with them. J L Rickerson hosts a Sunday gathering with the McCoy family. Glenn McCoy of Findlay Ohio visits the McCoy home, and Bertha Robison visits L F White family. Bert McCoy and nephew visit Emmett McCoy, and Roy Lake of Binghamton New York visits his parents for a few days.
July dated items record Mrs. Jennie Woodburn of Corry visiting daughter Margret Barlow. Charles Johnson and wife in Youngsville. Scott Day of Cherry Hill visiting D. M. Darrow. Mrs. Clarinda Patchin of Wrightsville visiting son in law B. W. Bush. Other calls include Gusta Bindley Edith Johnson at Gladis Barlow and Elizabeth Lowe and Mary Goodwin visiting James Martin family. Merritt Baker helps C. I. Bindley with haying. Frank Smiley and bride visited A. E. Pelton. Schoolhouse construction progressing. Anna Acocks of Pittsfield visiting her parents here.
Mrs. Sarah Logan of Kentucky visits friends and relatives locally. Mr and Mrs Fred Phillis and Mrs EK Houghtling visit C L Houghtling. Will Mitchells younger children are ill with whooping cough. Mae Mitchell travels to Titusville for work. E E Houghtling and Mrs William Gray visit R M Houghtling in Sanford. Chas Scott Jr and family visit with Lewis Culver. Ova Mitchell of Corry visits his parents.
July 19 notes Sylvester Passinger Jr visited relatives on Quaker Hill Sun Will Pass and Mrs. Bennett visited the former's sister at Akeley. Mrs. Fred Thompson of Jamestown has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Crecraft, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips called on relatives at this place Sunday. Gust Ackley of Jamestown called in the Hollow Sunday.
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