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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
2
May 24 column reports Memorial Day exercises in Tidioute with G A R band, addresses, wreaths, and student participation. In Columbus and nearby towns residents travel, visit relatives, and attend meetings. notes include a broken horse incident, birthday celebrations, and local club activities.
Rev Jonas delivered an able memorial sermon to a large congregation Sunday morning. Residents and visitors were mentioned: D D Hill and wife in Sugar Grove. Martie Woodin and wife at Fre donia New York. Mrs Mary Johnson with Mrs Laura Lemis who is slowly improving. Charles Breaks and bride visited Barnett Rosequest and wife. Mrs Louisa Bagley of Corry checking on property. Dr W Darrow and family at Cherry Hill. Violet Ross and four daughters from Meadville visiting Oscar Peterson. Williard Bindley of Columbus. Joe Darrow with a new drill. Mrs Tilla Richmond of Celoron visited Dell Clark. Mrs Ornson Cowels ill. Hattie Catton in Jamestown. Dr Davis bought the old schoolhouse for a barn.
Freehold May 30 guests and gatherings noted. Dean Near and bride from Mayville attended a horning bee hosted by Mrs. Chipman. Several residents visited relatives in Erie Warren Jamestown and Youngsville are mentioned with numerous social calls and illnesses.
Sugar Run notes list J. M. Green of Tionesta and others visiting from Warren Onoville Corydon Kinzua Morrisons West Line and nearby areas. Mrs. Helen Arthur and granddaughter Miss Helen Imel of Tionesta are in town for a short visit.
Mrs Alfred Shade and daughter Reba visited Sugar Run. E D Newton and sons left for Forest county lumber woods to seek bark peeling work. Mrs Wilcox of Onoville New York visits with her son Leo. Frank M Knapp and others from Warren were in town last week meeting voters. J M Green of Kinzua also visited last week.
May 20 1910 saw an eleven pound boy born to Mr and Mrs A Wenn in Spring Creek. Social notes report visits between locals including Mrs Burrow in West Spring Creek and Miss Reynolds, and Mrs Jennie Hyer visiting her daughter Mrs Lucille Wentworth in Corry for a few days. Local events include a large dance at the Peterson home for Mrs E A Werle, who returned to Jamestown.
Mrs. Clifton Toms of Vandale called on Mary McCoy. Mrs. Kate Lounsbury and children of Quaker Hill visited Joseph Fellows. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sears of Ake ley entertained at Charles Clark home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strand hosted Jamestown friends. Martha Thompson returned to Warren. Glen Washbury of Kiantone visiting John and Mrs Thompson. Del Kelvy dined with the Smiths. Memorial services drew attendees from CaBLE Horton area at Akeley. Emogene Fellows returned to Warren Sunday night.
E Mix formerly of Lander now Hamburg N Y and Miss Lizzie Peck of Lander wed Wednesday May 25 at Falconer N Y officiated by Rev Lavely. Whooping cough unsettles town. Mr Munger Seminary student at Sugar Grove holds meetings in area. Social planned at Warner Rowley home Friday for Munger fundraiser. Mrs Clyde Wheeler of Jamestown visiting. B Whiting and H M Preston building new barns. Grass and late oats thriving.
Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison of Youngsville and C Messenger and son of Sears Hill were guests of Mr and Mrs M Clark on Sunday. Mrs O H Wilson entertained Rev Meeker of Beaverton and Mrs Badgley of Corry stays with Mrs Wilson. Mrs Guy Durlin and daughter of Corry visited Mrs Arthur Durlin. Frank Obert is in Kane today. Miss Mattie Durlin of Corry visits her mother. Friends of Mrs D J Slayton report she is much better.
Mount Oak May 31 report lists Mr and Mrs James Cochran visiting S P Nichols. R D Daye went to Grand Valley. Wayne Nichols of Buffalo and A Nichols of Corry visited L E Nichols family. J Smith of Corry visited J Brightman. Mrs B Daye visited son R D Daye. Willard Muzzy and Mrs E Muzzy attended Decoration Day services in Grand Valley.
May 31 column notes visits and arrivals from Columbus to friends and relatives including Mrs. Marilla Savage and Miss Belle Webb. Memorial Day crowds decorate graves. Birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennick reported. cemetery wells postponed due to other duties.
East Branch May 31 report: Charles Eastman’s farm lost two barns and a fine dwelling to a blaze whose origin remains undetermined. Weather and social notes follow with visits from Mrs. Alton Homer from Oil City, lightning striking A P Whiteley’s house, Anna Whiteley returning from Ludlow, Roy Hill visits, Alcorns’ Mickle Hill meeting, new blacksmith shop planned, Linnie Dexter visiting Corry, and Amasa Whiteley buying a 3 year old colt.
Mrs J C Goal called on friends in Warren on Wednesday. S C Farmer transacted business in Warren Wednesday. Mrs J C Kyle and daughter Marion returned to Baltimore after a three weeks visit with relatives. Buffalo guests of F E Campbell and wife and daughter Jean. Miss Sadie Anderson of Warren in town. Miss Marie Cronin Corry spent Sunday with her parents. S W MacMarrow and son Lansing were Titusville visitors. Leona Magee in Warren Wednesday. Marion Pressley returned home after visits in Cincinnati and Indianapolis. Virginia Stewart of Tion a was in town Sunday.
A quotation contrasts English, French, and German attitudes to liberty using vivid similes. Heine suggests the English protect liberty with stubborn caution, the French court it with passionate risk, and the German uphold it consistently, even from an old grandmother figure, in a proverb-like meditation on national character.
A brief sentiment from the Boston Record notes a couple negotiating engagement approval. The woman says her mother favors the match while her father vetoed or delayed consent, revealing parental tensions in marriage plans.
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