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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1912
Page
2
Mrs Charles Rhoads recovering from July 14 appendicitis operation and expected home soon. Measles spread in town. Miss Ivah Croup of Torpedo visited locally. Fire at Flasher home caused by lamp left burning. dam- age limited. Harold Smith, 11, injured after a 16 foot fall from barn. internal injuries, no bones broken.
Mr Young age 82, father of Mrs Grant Pless, died here last week and burial will be in Garland. About 40 attended the Grange meeting last Saturday. next gathering August 3 with a program by three young ladies. Hitchcock's mother from Union visiting. Mrs Richard Brown ill. Farmington picnic set for August 20. some farmers have finished haying.
Russell residents report a Saturday night dancing party at Chas Barney's home attended by local youths. Several visitors and guests are noted, including Mrs. MecMurren and son of Edenburg, Mrs. Roy Adams at Mr. and Mrs. Adams, and Mrs. Cook of North Warren visiting friends. Louise Chapman traveled to Connell Ohio with the Dennison family.
Bear Lake July 22 notices report Will Evans buying the LaQuay property. Master Paul Williams of Union City visits town. Vern Carpenter of Lakewood spending weekend here. A post card shower for Mrs. Chas Cook on July 12 marks her 79th birthday. Mrs. Hannah Wood returns from North Clymer. Dewey Ayling and wife at Chautauqua for the season. Scott Perkins returns from Chautauqua. Mrs. L M Goodrich’s Jamestown daughter visits.
July 20 McMahon served as a caller at O K E Headley on a business mission. Mrs. Outric stayed at A H LaDows last Thursday. John Anderson bought a new mowing machine. Karl Fellows, peeling bark at Reynolds Hollow, visited his parents in Warren Saturday. Headley’s brother Orrie visited his sister in Warren last Wednesday.
Residents host and visit relatives across Erie Warren Titusville Jamestown and Grand Rapids with a focus on Camp P O S of A events and family gatherings. Elmer Carlson of Sheffield joins his parents while others travel to Pleasantville for the camp meeting and Fur niture Co business trips.
Mrs. A. W. Francis hosted a Friday afternoon event honoring Mrs. Will Doud of Manilla and Mrs. Ed Allen of Warren. The Ayers sisters entertained in honor of Mrs. Mary Crosby Doud with a two course luncheon and out of town guests from Sheffield Albany Bradford Corry and more. Miss Bessie Lamona hosted a Saturday evening with 12 friends, prizes awarded to Miss Marie Francis and Miss Mary Carroll. Other notes include visits from Cleveland Warren Norchester Titusville Lima and Jamestown residents and a W C T U picnic in the park.
Mr and Mrs Crimpenshaw of Texas visit Chandlers Valley en route to Buffalo and Niagara Falls. The Whitcomb funeral at United Brethren church honors Mrs Jennie Whitcomb born 1884 who died July 16 leaving husband G B Whitcomb and a son.
A three year old child and family members joined by a host of friends were part of a Warren gathering. J. H. Gage George Engstrom Elton Sands and Bert Wilson were among locals with business in Warren on Tuesday.
A sequence of real estate transfers and deeds from Warren County towns lists buyers, sellers, and prices. Notable pairs include William F. Devilbiss to Charles K. Delaplein for 10000, Sheffield Real Estate Co. to C. E. Vandenburg for 2200, Rose K. Sexton to H. J. Phillips for 775, and Ottis E. Boyd to Josephine Mease et al for 1. The document covers numerous parcels in Warren borough, Sheffield, Sugar Grove, Bear Lake, and nearby townships with values ranging from 1 to 10000.
J H Clough of Corry sues Pennsylvania Railroad for 2000 dollars over a disputed four to five feet of land between the passenger station and main street. Attorney G T Kincaid claims ownership of the strip and seeks removal of the side track. The case, begun Friday, is returnable the first Monday in August. The railroad contends it holds title through the Erie Railroad Company.
Principal Harry M. Shafer of Clarion Pa invites prospective teachers to request the catalog. The message highlights a healthful campus, specialist faculty, thorough class work, and an excellent music department with free tuition for prospective teachers and low other expenses.
Rail workers from the Erie line face stricter enforcement after the Lackawanna wreck in Corning New York. The company forbids lodging in hotels with bars and will issue new rules from New York within days to rid employees of intoxication.
Letters of Administration granted in Warren County Pennsylvania to Roger Mooney for Patrick Meehan late of Warren Borough. Creditors must pay promptly and claimants present demands with proper authentication for settlement. Warren, Pa. June 8, 1912.
An advertising notice invites local businesses to place mall ads promising measurable results. The short item emphasizes opportunity, pricing options, and quick start for campaigns.
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 Davia Co. Telephone connections N Y and P Co No 2 B Warren Tel Co No 84. Auction bills syrup labels letter heads and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
An advertisement by Prof. H. B. Hyde at 348 Penn Avenue West over Citizens National Bank promotes high grade prescription work and best prices. It warns against itinerant eyeglass specialists and invites a trial from 9 am to 8 pm with Bell phone 256-J.
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