Local Notes From Chandlers Valley Pennsylvanias
July updates from Chandlers Valley list residents and visitors including J P Boydson from Fredonia Martha Blodget improving but left side remains disabled Mrs Conver from Kane replaced by Mrs C Irving of Busti and other neighbors C E Dupree Kane and Amy Rachel Coleman visiting Lester Grahams Irene and Ethel Farnham Spring Creek visit Mrs Bert Wilson Baying work at Fred Swanson place and W R Buck work completed
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Chandlers Valley
John Spencer
Rouse
Youngsville
A. E. Coleman
Amy
Rachel
Lester Grahams
Watson Holcomb
Bust
Martha Blacgets
Sunda
Fred Swanson Place
Clemons Hotel
Bert Wilson
W. R. Buck
C. E. Dupree
Ruth
Kane
Irene
Ethel Farnham
Spring Creek
Lounsburys Corners Daily Rural Notes and Town Events
The Hay crop is nearly gathered with an average yield. Corn, potatoes, and oats exceed average. Nelson finishes hemlock bark work. Marsh family visits from over the hill. Alaska and Alaska family guests of Ackleys. Outred helps oversee hay gathering. Ackleys visit Jones Grove. Elk Grange institutes seven candidates and holds a fourth degree supper with a literary program by Genevieve Martin. School repairs underway. Cowden builds a saw mill on local land. Mary Lounsbury visiting Jamestown summer. Lizzie Martin and daughter visit Corydon. Margaret Giltinan returns from Jamestown trip.
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Lounsburys Corners
F. A. Nelson
V. L. Ackley
Jones’ Grove
Cable Hollow
O. EB. Headley
J. V
Ed Cowden
Frewsburg
N. Y
Mary Lounsbury
Jamestown
J. O. Lounsbury
Lizzie Martin
Nat. Holt
Corydon
Margaret Giltinan
Revengeful Shade in a Medium's Seance
A Harper's Weekly humor caption depicts a widow consulting a medium about remarriage. The spirit ostensibly approves of her plan to wed Mr Skeezicks, claiming the late husband disliked him, sparking a macabre yet comical exchange.
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Mr. Skeezicks
Harper’s Weekly
Weather and social notes from Akeley July heat and local events
Hot dry weather ripens oats while pastures seek rain. About 50 crates of raspberries shipped from Upward Homestead this month. Neighbors swap homes as the Robisons move into Mrs. Marsh’s house. Marsh visitors from Jamestown Dakota Frewsburg and Frewsburg attend Grange dance. Dodge beats Jamestown 9 to 6 on Sunday. Effie Jackson from Jamestown visits Levi Hale’s home.
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Frewsburg
John Marsh
Eddie Fellows
Louisa Fellows
Dodge
Jamestown
Effie Jackson
Levi Hale
Grange
East Branch Notes and Local Appearances
East Branch July 30. Guests include Mr and Mrs Moore and family of Pittsburg visiting G W Armitage. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Dexter on July 28. Mrs Pratt of Kinzua visits daughter Mrs J Dexter. Fred Phillis visits Ray Houghtaling at Goodwell Hill. Ava Mitchell visiting Corry. G W Armitage and son Victor visiting Oil City. Sarah Maire, daughter of L F Armitage, improving under Dr Paige care. Haying largely finished by local farmers.
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East Branch
Corry
G. W. Armitage
Victor
Oil City
Sarah Maire
L. F. Armitage
Paige
Spring Creek
Debate Victory Higher Than Football Win Sparks Question
The reader questions why athletic success in football is valued over achievements in debate, while the paper notes the value of store news and advertising announcements on every page. The Mail emphasizes attractive store information and urges perusal of all notices as part of issue content.
Largest Class Graduates at Clarion Normal
One hundred fifty eight students graduate in 1913 at Clarion Normal. Most secure positions before graduation with monthly salaries from 60 to 90 dollars. Teachers aid students in finding posts. Fall term starts September 6. Write for catalogue from John Ballentine vice principal Clarion Pa.
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Clarion Normal
Clarion State Normal
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