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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
2
Russell and Brown Hill brief items recount visits and health updates. Guests include Angelina Phillips in Russell. Miss Hazel Stanton hosts. John G. Fletcher improving. Fred E. Thompson off to Cleveland. multiple local movers, lectures, and social events. Storms, tent meetings, and birthday wishes noted. oil field job in Bartlesville.
Akeley residents report social visits and family events including Willis and Lyle Briggs hosting relatives at the Howard homestead. Visitors from Russell and Jamestown and local improvements are noted as haying and wheat harvest progress continue. A new barn on Mrs. Eliza Hale’s farm signals local improvements.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Nelson entertained nieces the Misses Greene of Titusville. Miss Minnie Wright returned from Lottsville. Ray Buhl visited from Page Hollow. Silas Macullough of Hillside and Clyde Carlson left for Sydney Ohio. Ross Barton from Corry visited relatives. Mrs Jessie Sliter Smith visits her parents. Young people visited Midway Park. Nelson Greene and others spent a day at Celoron. Elva Carlson and daughter stayed with the Fullers.
Grace Hitchcock visits Union City and Mrs. Carl Northrop hosts Russell family. Winnifred Gibson spends a week with Warren relatives. A. R. Mix and Samuel Garfield visit Sugar Grove. A Friday hotel basket social benefits the High School Athletic Club. Lindell Brothers lose a horse. Farmington township picnic planned for Aug. 25 in Lander. Mrs. Ballard returns from Randolph New York. Leroy Putnam of Russell visits. Professor I. J. Hoff and family from Warren in town. Mrs. Clyde Hodges visits Scandia with sons. Farmers complete haying. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Whiting visit Warren. Mrs. Clare Mix called to Chandlers Valley for mother’s illness. Lina Knapp returns from Olean. Ira Brown of Warren visits Chas Burget house.
Mount Oak July 25 Miss Emma Tucker of Titusville returns home after a week with Miss Manda Robinson. Mr and Mrs W O Nichols and son Willie of Titusville spent Sunday with S P Nichols. B Daye leaves for Union City to visit relatives. Fred Cochran and wife of Eagle visit relatives here Sunday. Mrs Alpha Fisk and daughter Gladys of Brown Hill return home after illness in family. Archie Smith and family visited Geo Immicke East Branch Sunday. Ousto Nichols returns to Corry after a visit. Mrs Ethel Rogers and son Floyd of Franklin visit L E Nichols family.
Mrs E O West spent Wednesday in Union City with cousin Mrs Fred Ruland. Miss Ida Ohrn returned home after visiting Westfield. Sylvester Schramling visited Jefferson Ohio for a week. Catherine Lyons of Corry to teach grammar school next year. Mr and Mrs Charles Brown visited Chautauqua and saw Mrs Frank Ayling. A party including Mrs Albert Fox and daughter Hazel and others met at Celoron. Ladies Auxiliary plans Aug 5 meeting at Mrs Sitler with thimbles and needles. Y P B C of North Corry and Columbus M E church hosted by Miss Alta Allison Friday night. Rev and Mrs Metzger of Corry visited Monday with Rev and Mrs Allison. The vault being built by the Dew-
Eying nearing completion, the Westlawn cemetery addition is praised for its expected impact. Local visits include Miss Cora Kearney of Westville and Mrs. Ray Gordon, with Mrs. Sloan and Miss Laird visiting from Corry. Milk and butter production totals at the Warren creamery are reported with prices and efficiency figures.
Pittsfield column records visits by Mrs. Bailey of Conneaut to Mrs. Hiram Holcomb and others including D. W. Nelson in Youngsville and Corry. W.C. T. U. picnic planned at Broughton’s grove. Dugall church services set for Sunday. Obituary note for Dr. Miller of Sugar Grove. Ice cream social at Hotel Seamens netted about 56. Social visitors include Miss Agness Johnson, Miss Ethel Reed, and Geo. Cole in Bradford.
A reporter arrives to cover a house fire in a neighboring town but finds no residents at home and learns the fire from the previous evening is reported as out.
The quote notes that genius foresees and probes what others stumble upon and often uses chance advantages. It compares genius to a lapidary who reveals a diamond's value buried by a peasant, stressing discernment over luck.
Local residents and former-Residents list visits and trips. Mr. and Mrs. J W Elliott return from Petoskey Michigan. Alfred Tochterman and family arrive from Junction City Ohio for weeks at Lakewood on Chautauqua. Various others travel from Cleveland Buffalo Jamestown Warren Youngsville and Pittsburgh plus visits to Warren.
A Texas cottonseed oil mill man sent a loaf made from cottonseed meal to a local hotel exhibit. He says the bread, which tastes as good as graham, will be used extensively in the state. The item was noted by a Vicksburg correspondent of the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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