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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1909
Page
8
Birthday Surprise for Isabella Atkins Attracts Local Crowd
A large group gathered Saturday at Miss Isabella Atkins home to celebrate her 18th birthday with games music and a luncheon. Attendees included twenty one guests and several local families from Kinzua Warren Clarendon and Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Atkins
Kinzua
Linn Atkins
George Swanson
Allens
Warren
Ferndale
Sheldon
Clarendon
Blanche Atkins
Della Martin
Orrie Tuller
Daisy
Isabella Geer
Corydon
Joseph Magee
Local Notes and Visits From Our Region
Prof Clair Thompson arrives in our village for a month with his mother Mrs J N Thompson. Peter D Nelson plans Seattle as his future home. Mrs Starrett visits Warren with daughter Mrs N J Ault. Mrs C A Singleton travels to Pittsfield. Landlord W F Jackson hosted Celor. Will Brown returns to Irvine ties. Irvington Missionary Society ladies meet at Allegheny Springs. Funeral services for Carl Horn conducted at Allegheny Springs. interment at Tidioute. J O Messerly of Warren erects monuments in Youngsville cemetery. Mrs Peter Johnson and daughter Dora visit village friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Thompson
Rolla
J. N. Thompson
Peter D. Nelson
Seattle
Wash
Starrett
Warren
N. J. Ault
C. A. Singleton
Pittsfield
W. F. Jackson
Tidioute
J. O. Messerly
Youngsville Cemetery
Peter Johnson
W. H. Metzger
Dora
Local News Notes from Kane and Nearby Towns
July 27 reports Anice Nicholson of Kane returning home from a visit to her aunt Mrs. W. C. Nicholson. Mrs. Belle MacDonald of Depew New York visits her mother Mrs. Margrette Hay. Drucella Smith of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs. C. C. Smith. John Jackson and his brother Arthur visited friends at Brookston on Sunday. Jennie Johnson was a Kane visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dandois
Alice Dandois
Kane
Fred Jackson
Cecilia Stoneburg
Essie Jerman
Kate
Bertha Belle Kyler
Brockport
W. C. Nicholson
Will Nicholson
Ludlow
J. M. Passinger
Wynings
Ruby Winkler
A. C. Arnold
Jince Jackson
Glenn Stevens
Nansea
Paul Withenton
Charles
Ruth Smith
M. Beebe
C. C. Smith
Hazel Salada
Pearl Winkler
Mable Arnold
Burdett Smith
Major Christjohn
Floyd
Arthur Lindahl
Belle MacDonald
Westline
Andrew Hay
John Gatewood
E. J. Arnold
Danie Gulliver
East Kane
Nelse Jackson
Anice Nicholson
Depew
WN. Y
Margrette Hay
Drucella Smith
Philadelphia
John Jackson
Brother Arthur
Brookston
Jennie Johnson
Farmers busy with baying and Sunday visits
July 26 report notes Mrs. Jessie Skinner and two children visiting Fred Cochran and wife at Eagle over Sunday. Dave made business rounds at Titusville and Townville last week. Mrs. Nettie Nichols stays with brother Frank Hellyer and family at East Branch for a few days. C Hellyer visits relatives in Doylestown Pa. A E Colby improves after illness. G Price moves his mill onto the Saxton lot near Sanford. O A Robinson visited George Immike at East Branch last week. Mrs Latella Shreve and daughter Anna visited East Branch friends last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Skinner
Fred Cochran
Eagle
Dave
Titusville
Townville
Nettie Nichols
Frank Hellyer
East Branch
C. Hellyer
Doylestown
A. E. Colby
G. Price
Saxton Lot
Sanford
O. A. Robinson
George Immicke
Latella Shreve
Anna
Town Notes of Local Visitors and Relatives
July 27 Mrs Orpha Tome returned to Quaker Bridge New York after a week with relatives nearby. Mrs R E Green visiting Pittsburg area. Walter Homer Corydon in town recently. C D Clawson Corydon on our streets. W S Bartholomew Warren in town last week. Miss Dora McManus Ellamore West Virginia visiting friends. Mrs M J Handley staying in Warren for weeks. A A Wilcox wife Onoville New York visiting Sugar Run House. Geo Foulkrod Sheffield visitor Saturday. C D Seaman O K Hoop and C M Bergstrom Warren visitors last Saturday. Edgar Williams Corydon appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpha Tome
Quaker Bridge
N. Y
R. E. Green
Pittsburg
Walter Homer
Corydon
C. D. Clawson
W. S. Bartholomew
Warren
Dora McManus
Ellamoore
W. Va
M. J. Handley
A. A. Wilcox
Onoville
Sugar Run House
Geo. Foulkrod
Sheffield
C. D. Seaman
C. M. Bergstrom
Edgar Williams
Ten Doctors Endorsement of Miles Heart Remedy
Mrs. T. S. Edwards of Milner Georgia reports that after ten doctors said her husband would die, Miles Heart Remedy and Restorative Nervine improved him from the first dose. The North Georgia Conference later gave him a charge in 1904, and he remains active in camp meeting work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
John Adams oil lease sale noted on Pigeon Roost Creek
The report mentions the purchase of the John Adams oil lease on Pigeon Roost Creek. It also notes Mrs. Julia Harris and her sister Miss Nellie Shearman from Chicago visiting their sister Mrs. B. G. Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pigeon Roost Creek
Julia Harris
Nellie Shearman
Chicago
B. G. Morrison
State College Agriculture Bulletin Details Courses and Enrollment
The May Bulletin from the Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture and Experiment Station describes seven four year courses and a two year program. It outlines required work and admissions, noting entry to the two year course requires no entrance exam. Enrollment figures show 108 freshmen and 55 sophomores in the four year program, plus 40 in the two year course and 90 in winter sessions. The bulletin is free and lists start dates including farmers' week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State College
School of Agriculture and Experiment Station
School of Agriculture
State College
Entertaining in Midsummer Afternoon Tea Etiquette
The New Idea Woman's Magazine advises hosts to honor guests with simple, dainty afternoon tea. Use garden or indoor recreations of an outdoor setting with green and white or green and pink schemes, pink phlox, and trailing vines. Guests should seat themselves in congenial groups rather than at a formal table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Lectures on Democracy at Chautauqua Week
Charles Zueblin, author and former extension lecturer, will conduct a morning series of lectures in Democracy Week at Chautauqua New York. The program outlines a focus on democratic principles and civic issues to educate attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zueblin
Chautauqua
N. Y
Zueblin to Speak on Democracy and Society at Chautauqua
Professor L. H. Zueblin of the University of Chicago and organizer of civic projects will lecture this week on Representative Government versus Democracy and Democratic Culture. His work includes American Municipal Progress and leadership with the North Western University Settlement, Chicago Special Park Commission, and National Municipal League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zueblin
University of Chicago
North Western University Settlement
Chicago Special Park Commission
National Municipal League
Municipal Museum of Chicago
Chautauqua
Real Estate Transfers List Includes Warren and Youngsville Deals
A compilation of transfers shows multiple properties changing hands in Warren and surrounding towns. Notable values include James B. Jennings Estate to J. A. Turner for 5000 dollars, and First U. B. Church of Youngsville receiving property for 1550 dollars. Other transfers involve numerous spouses and owners across Conenango, Deerfield, Sheffield, Spring Creek and more with many priced at 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Swanson
Axel Selin
Warren
Robert Slater
David B. Plattner
Watson
James B. Jennings
J. A. Turner
Tidioute
C. R. Rowland
Sarah McCormick
Youngsville
Deerfield
Lewis Weiler
P. D. Swanson
Conenango
Albert W. Morris
Harvey B. Davis
Andrew F. Peterson
C. F. Anderson
Wm. Yaegle
E. W. Highhouse
Pleasant
Anne E. Donaldson
James I. Donaldson
Sheffield
Mattison Miles
F. E. Hyer
Spring Creek
Lemuel Babcock
Maurice C. Babcock
Brokenstraw
A. L. Mason
Conewango
Henry Cobham
Glade
Val. Con
Mary Russell
First
U. B. Church of
Property Transfers Record From Warren Area
List of land transfers showing buyers and sellers, towns like Youngsville, Eldred, Warren, Spring Creek, Conneango and Sheffield, with deed values ranging from 1 to 800 dollars. Notable entries include Victor Midwell to John Hall for 1750 and Aaron Swanson to Leroy Morrison for 225 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Midwell
John Hall
Youngsville
A. R. Thompson
Nina I. Blood
Eldred
Charles Eastman
John Eastman
Spring Creek
Charles Kitchen
Mina C. Arnold
Conenango
Carolin W. Hiles
Rose B. Hammond
Warren
M. Spaulding
James B. Farrell
Mary A. Trushel
Bell G. Hawkins
C. P. Bucklin
E. B. Grandin
Limestone
Aaron F. Swanson
Leroy H. Morrison
O. S. Deming
W. C. Deming
Jerry Crary
Geo. T. Pryor
Sheffield
William B. Acocks
Susan Jane Brooks
Pittsfield
Richard Brooks
Dana R. Brooks
Fragmented aphorisms mix wisdom and misfires
A jumble of proverbs and odd phrases drift through a single passage. The lines touch on politeness, rumor, trust, belief, and perception with varied clarity, concluding with a distorted line about the throne of the gods.
Public Documents for Subscribers from Senator Penrose
The paper offers public documents on farming gardening and fruit culture provided by Senator Penrose. Notable authors include Penn State College and Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture with topics on shelter tent experiments orchard fertilization fire waste report orchard demonstrations and plant pest treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Penn
State College
United States
Pa. State College
Dept. of Agriculture
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