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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
2
Guidance to correspondents to refrain from mentioning Mr or Mrs Somebody unless the first name or initials of the person are known, deeming items not worth recording otherwise. The directive emphasizes preserving privacy and relevance in local notes.
A large crowd gathered at the Soldier's Monument for Memorial Day ceremonies featuring the Tidioute Band the G A R and the George Washington Brigade of 16 boys. The day included a M E Sabbath School basket picnic on the Allegheny banks with games rides and a twilight hymn display.
Classified note urges readers to advertise in the Mail and secure timely results. It highlights quick placement and broad reach for local businesses seeking visibility and sales impact.
Levi Lennard died May 28 at his daughter S D Harley's home in Corry. The Memorial Day exercises were held in the M E church with a dinner for veterans, then a band procession and cemetery flowers. A wind storm damaged silos fences trees and telegraph lines east of Spring Creek station. Multiple visits and local events include Mr and Mrs Roy Johnson of Columbus guests, Dr I G Hyer in Clarendon, and Feddie Donaldson buying Fred Hines property.
Mrs Blanche Buck and son Ralph visited relatives in Blackville. E K Stearns attended the funeral of Olive Gage near Busti. Lizzie Samuelson and daughter Ruby return from Salamanca as guests of Daisy Harrigee. Catharine Tobey spent Saturday at Youngsville. Cora Wheeler returned to Jamestown after visiting her parents the Stearns. Nicholas Finlan serves as Warren juror. Samuelson attends Pomona Grange at Grand Valley. Maria Hamblin is sick. A M Cordin preaches tent meetings at Dalrymple Hill June 6 to 15. Pearl Palmer and children visit M Finlan. Locals attend Youngsville services. John Woods and Hazel of Olean visit relatives on the Hill. Elsie Johnson and children of Jamestown visit Hamblins. Elizabeth and Ralph Hamblin stay with Lena Knapp in Warren. Farmers rejoice over Sunday evening rain. Wedding bells soon on the Hill.
Local residents share visits and travels across Mount Oak Oil City Spar tansburg White Oak and East Branch. Notable items include Iva Oviatt visiting Youngsville, Bert Triskett and family trips, and the infant son of Roy Hill dying at G W Armitage's Cobbs Corners home with burial at East Branch.
Freehold June 5 The Youngsville Jr. team played at Wrightsville Sunday and defeated the Wrightsville boys. Several local families hosted guests including Mrs. John Westerene entertaining her daughters from Warren and Pittsfield. A wind storm caused many trees to fall and telephone wires to twist across the area.
Hill farmers plant ing progressing with oats and grass growing well. Warren visitors include Everts Lounsbury Nellie. Lounsbury family adds guests Ladon Schuyler and A. Schuyler. Teachers hired for next year as school directors meet. Several locals travel to Russell Corydon Warren and Sugar Run for work and visits.
In Bear Lake on Decoration Day Wm. McCray of Warren visited Pine Valley cemetery. Miss Ona Dorn hosted Chautauqua friends over Sunday. Mrs. Vic Robinson was in Corry last Thursday. Children's Day observed at the Christian church on June 4 with a good program. U B Sunday School to observe Children's Day June 11 at 11. Leon Jenks and wife of Buffalo visited George Cornish and wife. Dennis Wickwire and Frank Scholton with spouses spent Sunday with Henry Scholton and wife. U B Aid met with Eliza Root. eighteen attended. collection $1.65. Sunday School convention here on June 15 expected to be interesting.
Miss Olive Holtburg and Miss Ester Swanson enjoyed a visit with Mr and Mrs L G Adams on Sunday. Families and friends from Akeley and Quaker Hill attended Decoration Day events in Russell and visited local residents throughout the period.
T J Foley specializes in heavy moving and handles pianos and household goods with care. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections N Y and P Co No 2B Warren Tel Co No 84.
In 1902 L Turley Curd of Wilmore Kentucky suffered severe dropsy with swollen limbs and heart fluid. After using Dr Miles Heart Remedy he recovered and can work on his farm. The remedy is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if the first bottle offers no relief. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart Indiana.
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