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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
8
Instructions require all copy to be in by Tuesday each week and signed by each correspondent. Names will not be published unless requested, and writers are told not to write on both sides of the paper.
Memorial Day events in Tidioute included Sunday services at the Methodist Episcopal church with G A R address by Rev A J Rinker and a Monday cemetery ceremony followed by a G A R march to hall for dinner hosted by the Women's Relief Corps. Local residents and visitors attended, with multiple updates on guests, travel, and society notes from June.
June 1 notes show Mrs. Biddle and daughter Lydia arriving from Washington to spend the season at their home. Mrs. Newbold and daughters return from Philadelphia to the old homestead for summer. Mrs. Jas A Culbertson relocates to Allegheny Springs after West travel. E W Freeman of West Virginia joins Carl Horn to manage the Springs. Wm Culbertson Jr visited recently. Mrs. Geo W Somers of Delaware arrives to visit her daughter and others in town. Mrs. Mary Van Dyke departs for unspecified destination.
Mrs. Anna H O Brian was elected Sunday School superintendent for the Irvine church with Mrs. McKean as assistant. Quarterly M E church meeting was held with Elder Rankin aided by Rev J P Burns. A P R R train carried 72 cars of iron ore through the village.
Mrs Jennie Swanson returns to Jamestown after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs John Spetz in Scandia Geo Graham and family hosted Warren visitors last week C E Anderson of Scandia went to Russell last Thursday Akeley Hollow residents Mr and Mrs A C Walker and Mrs Bennett visited Scandia Miss Georgia Barber called on Miss Bertha Passinger Silas Densmore visited Russell Lyman of Bradford stayed with Geo Graham last Friday Palmer traveled to Russell Arvid Carlson left Scandia for Sheffield to work for Charles Smith Henry Walker from Akeley Hollow visited friends here Warren defeated Scandia in a ball game 8 to 4 Austin Bumpus of Warren called on Geo Graham Geo Carroll of Youngsville called on friends here John Spitz visited Russell Thur.
May 31 notices list Mrs. E S Lindsey of Warren visiting for the Children's Aid Society. W Ed Crosby of the U S S Rhode Island visiting family. Mrs Chas Simpson and Mrs Nellie Allen with daughter visiting Warren. Mrs Hattie Walton at Kane for high school commencement. Ed Allen and Misses Martha and Anna Ayer called after the death of their mother Mrs H S Ayer, who died Friday night after heart attacks following a Cemetery meeting.
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The society leader died in the afternoon, about 45 minutes after warning. Survived by husband and three daughters. Funeral from her home Tuesday at 2 p m with burial in David Curtis Cemetery. Next Cemetery Society meeting set with Mrs Bertha Dodd. Memorial Day visitors included Mr and Mrs A R Smart Oil City Miss Florence Southworth Mayville Miss Clementine Moses Jamestown Shirly Cady Olean.
May 31 report lists Jacob List and family visiting Warren and Eugene Outrich and Homer Brown driving to Russell. Grange hall dance on the 28th deemed a success with midnight supper and fine band music. Updates on ill health, farm work, and local visits follow.
Local residents including Mr and Mrs C T Ruland and Miss Georgia Van Guilder visited W A Sanford E E Fetterolf and chap pel Hill relations. Children Day services are planned at the U B church on June 13 with Mothers meeting held at Mrs Van Guilder and next gathering at Mrs Feldhausen on June 9.
Miss Opal Dickson visited her parents near Union City. Glenn E. Oviatt stayed in Meadville over Sunday with friends. WiiC.T. U. met with Mrs. Floyd Brown last Friday. Sanford residents Mr. and Mrs. C. Vanguilder and child visited relatives here. Titusville guests Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Bentley called Sunday. D. Vroman and niece from Vroman visited S. A. Oviatt family. Congregants attended church at East Branch Sunday. W. Hutchison of Sanford was a recent visitor. Hugh Cochran and Miss Florence McDonald of Titusville were callers. Maudie Robinson visited G. Immicke and family at East Branch.
Mr and Mrs H H Hull and Mr and Mrs L B Hull with son Merle of Youngsville spent Sunday at J J Feldhausen's. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs C F Scott on May 27. Ernest and Carl Perkins are ill with scarlet fever. Charles Saxton and daughter Edith are mentioned.
The piece questions widespread praise for the late H. H. Rogers and suggests some rich men may be unfairly denigrated. It probes envy and discontent as motives behind denunciations and calls for more tolerant judgments of the wealthy.
The line hints at the arrival of spring with a confident tone, suggesting warmer weather and seasonal change. The brief note implies a definite shift in the season rather than a gradual transition.
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