Neighborhood Notes From A Rural Pennsylvania Towns
A roundup of local items including Gen Charles Miller’s six week Europe outing with children, a social dance by Elk Grange in Germany June 19, Chautauqua County rural mail carrier group formation, Ludwick family reunion in Lander, Erie road adding T O trains for Chautauqua Lake traffic, M K E Church in Titusville dedication with a $10,000 debt paid, Pomona Grange plan to own a new building in Chautauqua, Harry Randall’s hen hatch record, city policemen salary dispute and reorganization, jail improvement talks, Salus Grady bill influence, and Thiel College relocation dispute between Greenville and Greensburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua County
Ludwick
Charles Burger
Lander
Warren
Erie Road
Chautauqua Lake
Chicago
Cincinnati
Buffalo
Jamestown
Pomona
Chautauqua
Harry Randall
Harry
Union City Times
Grand Jury
Crawford County
Warren County
Franklin Spectator
Local Clippings Highlight Community Hopes and Marriages
Sugar Grove reports progress on the Masonic block and renovation efforts. A May 20 wedding in Busti united Meritt Johnson and Miss Logie Howard. Edwin M. Secor of the Marine Guard visits Sheffield family ties. Mary S. Amy dies aged 70 in Sheffield after months of illness. A June 10 Open Meeting of the Protected Home Circle is announced. Triumph and Buffalo marriages announce Florence Swanson and Bo Fletcher Vincent and Paul Brennesholtz and Olga Raab. Florence Co. dies of tuberculosis in Colorado Springs. A court in Decatur denies a divorce for Wm S. Liken and Lizzie J. Liken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Meritt Johnson
Teal Hill
Logie Howard
Lottsville
Busti
Corey
Sheffield
Edwin M. Secor
Marine Guard
U.S. S. Alabama
Secor
Mary S. Amy
R. Bloss
Protected Home Circle
Sharon
Tidicute
Florence Ethel
Loss Swanson
Triumph
Bo Fletcher Vincent
Buffalo
Paul Brennesholtz
Olga Raab
Brennesholtz
Mariner Street
Florence Co
Wm. Helm
Colorado Springs
Col
Decanter
Ind
Liken
Jacob Keller Opens New Tailor Shop on Penn’s Avenue
Jacob Keller the tailor has moved to a new building on Penn’s avenue offering a large and convenient store and shop. He displays the latest Spring and Summer cloths for men and boys and invites customers to call. A large stock of cloth for ladies skirts is offered at low prices.
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Jacob Keller
Penn’s Avenue
Erie Railroad Summer Excursion To Greater New York
On Tuesday June 16 a popular early summer excursion to Greater New York will be offered by the Erie Railroad Company for patrons and the public. Tickets are valid on all trains including ves tibuled limited both ways, for travel up to June 21. Round trip from Jamestown is $11 with half fare for children and proportionate fares from other stations. Apply to Ticket Agents for Pullman accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad Company
Greater New York
Jamestown
Pullman
Tailor Keller Offers Choice Cloths at Low Prices
Jacob Keller the Tailor at 221 Liberty Street advertises a large lot of cloths suitable for men's suits and ladies skirts and sacques. Purchases were cheap and will be sold very low to friends and patrons who call to take their choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Memorial Day Visitors and Local News in Columbus
Mrs. Frances Clark returned to Erie with Mrs. Ada L. White after a visit in Columbus. Eli Dewey of Spartansburg and twenty five friends joined Memorial Day activities. Ed R. Allen heads to Harrisburg for the Republican State Convention and to Philadelphia for an appendicitis operation. Memorial day exercises and a concert at Lake Columbus mark the town's social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Clark
Erie
Ada L. White
Eli Dewey
Spartansburg
Martha Ayer
Warren
Anna Trantum
Mary Simpson
Sylvania
Oceane
Millie Morrison
Steamburg
Ellis Baker
Clarence Holmes
Point Chautauqua
Horace Bagley
Ed R. Allen
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Allen
Columbus Corner
Park
Lake Columbus
John Dutton
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mary Lilley
Youngsville
Jane Horn
Local Creamery Nears Operation as Workmen Finish Setup
June report notes machinery on hand and workers optimistic about getting the creamery running soon. Community gossip covers visits by Porter and Falconer families, Rheumatism illness, and various local errands. The U P C U of the U B Church elects officers including May Darling as president and Buck as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Porter
Yankee Bush
Norman Porter
Ida Falconer
Willis Peterson
Barkwoods
Florence Wright
Warren
Henry Peterson
R. T. Jones
Franklin
Foxburg
John
Ray Delamater
Yankeebush
Anna Falconer
Mead Township
Gage
Stockton
Engstrom
Irvine Run
Mission Church
Kelley
F. L. Darling
Fred Hurlbert
U. B. Church
Miss May Darling
W. R. Buck
George Whitcomb
B. J. Wilson
W. M. Delamater
Chautauqua Brings Noted Lecturers For Next Season
Chautauqua will host Professor W D MacClintock of Chicago returning after years away. Prof Richard Burton of Boston will teach courses in English and serve as public reader. Dr Schmucker will lecture again in 1903. Dr J Wilbur Chapman will lead a week of Chautauqua. G Stanley Hall of Clark University will lecture on the Psychology of the Religious Life. J M Buckley will again give lectures and a question box. Mrs Bertha Kunz Baker joins as School of Expression instructor and recitalist. Dr Henry C Mabie of Boston will preach the missionary sermon. Prof S H Clark of Chicago will give two readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
W. D. MacClintock
University of Chicago
Richard Burton
Boston
Schmucker
J. Wilbur Chapman
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
J. M. Buckley
Bertha Kunz-Baker
Henry C. Mabie
Mabie
S. H. Clark
Clark
Elegant Morck and Kirberger Bridal Display Brightens Season
Spring weddings feature elegant silver gilt glass and stylish novelties at Morck and Kirberger. Hand some clocks rings brooches and pins are showcased in a choice line at the old reliable store.
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Morck & Kirberger
Sudden Death of Mrs Alta S Page Shocks Local Community
The community mourns Alta S Page 21 who died May 24 at her Page Hollow home after a brief illness. Born April 25 1882 she was married to Lavern Page May 24 1900 and died on their third anniversary. Funeral May 26 at U B Church Chandler's Valley with Rev O J Gage. Buried Freehold cemetery. Interchangeable 1000 mile Refund Tickets sale begins June 1 1903 for one year for owner only with 150 pounds baggage on Pennsylvania and Erie lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Ekstrom
Young Peoples’ Literary Society
Alta S. Page
Charles Price
Page Hollow
Lavern Page
Jacobs
Youngsville
Laverne Page
U. B
O. J. Gage
Chandler’s Valley
Freehold
Pennsylvania and the
Erie
Also Mentioned on This Page
She Waren
Charles Miller
Europe
Elk Grange, P.of H
Germany
Forest County
Tionesta
Marienville
M. KE
Titusville
Fowler
Greenville
Pittsburg
Thiel College
Greensburg
New York
Just
Liberty Street
Wendelboe
Espe Tienens
Columbus
Fruits and Vegetables
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Metzger & Hogan
Metager & Hogan the Big Store
Warren Trust Company, Warren, Penn
M. Knapp
Capital
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
McNett
Eee
Undertaker
Second Street
Penn‘'A Avenue
Elum Nrn
Cte
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
T. O. Slater & CO
Summer Goods
Penn
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smith
Jas. O. Parmlee
David L. Gerould
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