Memorial Day Visits and Local Social Lines
Putnamville notes on Memorial Day visits to Lander by Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thompson and Mrs. Mary Phillips. Several residents travel to Warren for visits, with multiple local families hosting and visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
A. M. Thompson
Mary Phillips
Lander
L. D. Willson
Warren
George and
Lee Burgett
Samuel Samuelson
Anna
Libbie Wenzel
Lander Notes Report Illness and Local Happenings
Mrs Eleanor Brasington improving after illness. John Bergstrom very ill with rheumatism. Grangers attend Pomona Grange in Ackley. John Brasington of Warren visits family. Mrs Margaret Putnam visiting Russell. Clinton and Fred Gibson visit brother Harry. Arvilla Brown returns home after week away. Children’s Day planned at First M E church June 19. Harold Cowels of Jamestown visits. Charles Hodges recover from illness. Dr H H Cowels and Mrs Emitt Mix visit Warren. Loyd White visits with parents. Babcock reunion held Saturday. Busti boys beat Antler 11 to 10. H J Bishop ill with pneumonia but improving. Emil Peterson has whooping cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Harold Cowels
Jamestown
Charles Hodges
H. H. Cowels
Emitt Mix
Warren
Loyd White
Babcock
Busti Boys
Antler Boys
Lander
H. J. Bishop
Emil Peterson
Local Notes From Akeykey Hollow on June 4
Mrs John Passinger and daughter Belle plus Floyd and Herald of Wetmore spent Sunday and Monday in the Hollow. Russell visitors included Mrs Henry Akeley and Miss Freeda Mattison. Edna and Richard Lauffenburger visited grandparents on Fox Hill. Fred Thompson family moved to Lakewood New York. A dance honored Harry Passinger on his 18th birthday at C H Cole's home. Alvora Chase Kane spent Monday in the Hollow. N Peck Fox Hill called on Mrs W H Madigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akekey Hollow
John Passinger
Belle
Floyd
Herald
Wetmore
Henry Akeley
Freeda Mattison
Russell
Edna
Richard Laufenburger
Fox Hill
W. H. Madigan
Warren
C. H. Cole
Harry
Fred Thompson
Lakewood
N. Y
A. C. Walker
Alvora Chase
Kane
Hollow
A. S. Passinger
Elias Akeley
Flourishing Sunday School Sets June 19 Children’s Day
Putnamville notes a thriving Sunday school started May 1. Children's Day planned for Sunday June 19. Local crops damaged by frost and cold. Mrs E E Thompson attended Pomona Grange in Ackley Thursday. Charles Hoffman and Misses Mabel and Pearl Wenzel visited Wm Wenzel Tuesday. Miss Mildred EKnurpp has returned.
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Putnamville
E. E. Thompson
Pomona Grange
Ackley
Charles Hoffman
Mabel
Pearl Wenzel
Wm. Wenzel
Mildred Eknurpp
Misses and friends visit Panama Rocks and praises inn
Col umbus reports a group including Miss Belle Howard Vera Dunham Mabel Scholton and several men visiting Panama Rocks with driver Frank Harwood providing service. Inn keeper Mr Hubbard earns praise for accommodations and hospitality with plans stated to visit again. Other social notes mention visits and trips in Jamestown Warren Youngsville and Clymer.
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Columbus
Belle Howard
Vera Dunham
Mabel Scholton
Roland Kellogg
Lyle Boardman
Elven Dunham
Panama Rocks
Frank Harwood
Hubbard
Gibson Smith
Jamestown
Thomas Messenger
W. R. Smith
Youngsville
Anna Ayer
Warren
Martha Ayre
Richard Fry
Lawrence Walton
Wm. Lamona
Ladies’ Aid Society
F. G. Emerson
W. B. Allison
Clymer
E. M. Putnam
North East
Social notes and upcoming church meetings at Bear Lake
Mrs L E Walker visits son Carl in Chicago NJ. Several residents visit or return from out of town including Ernest Brown from Chicago and Charles Brown from Dayton Ohio. A 10 night Christian church meeting begins June 8. Rebecca lodge held install of officers with District Deputy Mrs Bacon present and guests from Lottsville and Watts Flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
L. E. Walker
Carl
Chicago
Charles Brown
Dayton
Ohio
Ernest Brown
H. C. Merriam
Columbus
Cleo Carr
Anna Sands
Niobe
W. H. Houghtling
Warren
Geo. Stranagan
W. H. Evans
Lavern Carpenter
Lakewood
Price
Rhoda van Eps
Jamestown
Maude Woodin Bordwell
Meadville
Christian Church
George Cornish
Louisa Allen
Rebecca Lodge
Bacon
Lottsville
Watts Flats
Daisy Lawson 17 Dies at Patchen Hollow
Daisy Lawson, 17, of Patchen Hollow, died at home. She leaves her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Lawson, five sisters, one brother, and many friends. Funeral held at U B church Sunday at 2 p.m. with Rev. O J Gage officiating. Casket flowers included a harp from class mates.
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Chandlers Valley
Daisy Lawson
Patchen Hollow
George Lawson
U. B
O. J. Gage
F. L. Darling
Delamater
Alice Delamater
W. R
Grace
Flora Darling
Warren
R. L. Samuelson
Lizzie Samuelson
W. M. Delamater
Hanks
Higby Shakes Hands in Clarendon Visit
D B Higby of Richwood West Virginia spent last week in Clarendon renewing acquaintances. Mr and Mrs J C Beatty visited their son in Youngstown Ohio. Mrs J C Goal left Monday for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
D. B. Higby
Richwood
W. Va
J. C. Beatty
Youngstown
Ohio
J. C. Goal
Pleasantville and Warren Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasantville residents planned a visit to A. W. Goal and family. Miss Bell Seeley of Warren visited friends in Glade Saturday. Mrs. E. J. Simpson spent Sunday with Mrs. William Magee and Miss Leona were Warren visitors Monday. Rev. A. M. Lockwood was in Cambridge Springs Monday. Frank Blair attended court in Warren Monday. Mrs. Jennie Whetling of Warren spent Sunday with town friends. The Ladies Aid Presbyterian church held a liberally patronized chicken pie supper Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Nelson shopped in Warren Monday. Miss Dolly Beatty of Warren was a town guest over Sunday.
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Pleasantville
A. W. Goal
Bell Seeley
Warren
Glade
E. J. Simpson
William Magee
Leona
A. M. Lockwood
Cambridge Springs
Frank Blair
Jennie Whetling
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Charles Nelson
Dolly Beatty
Hazel Mitchell Weds Harry Patterson in East Branch
Miss Hazel Mitchell daughter of Mr and Mrs W D Mitchell and Harry Patterson of Corry married on Thursday June 2 by Rev Riley of Spring Creek. They will reside in Corry. W D Mitchell was a business visitor at Warren on Monday. Mattie Whitely recovering after lightning shock. Susie Culver and children visiting Three Bridge. Mrs Lillie Smith and children visiting relatives. Local residents attended quarterly meeting at State Lot last Sunday.
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East Branch
Hazel Mitchell
W. D. Mitchell
Harry Patterson
Corry
Riley
Spring Creek
Warren
Mattie Whitely
Susie Culver
Three Bridge
Lillie Smith
State Lot
Cherry Grove Residents Welcome Visitors in Spring Weather
Crawford Million visited Cherry Grove Sunday and was warmly received. Nellie Marfink of Hoff Business College stayed a week with family and returned to Warren. Allaire girls visited Warren Friday. Locals traveled to Warren on May 30 despite poor weather. Elizabeth Allaire, recently at Edinboro Normal, came home Friday and left again Tuesday. Mrs Wm Hanson of Warren spent several days in Cherry Grove.
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Cherry Grove
Crawford
Nellie Marfink
Hoff Business College
Warren
Allaire
Elizabeth Allaire
Edinboro
Wm. Hanson
May oil work shows rise in wells and output across regions
The Derrick reports May oil activity rose with 163 more wells than April. New production increased by 9 893 barrels from April and total new work up 33 while east of the Mississippi fell by 30. Pennsylvania Illinois and the Mid-Continent led gains with 83 35 and 36 more wells respectively and production climbs of 302 831 and 8616 barrels. The Mid-Continent includes Kansas Oklahoma north and central Texas and northwestern Louisiana, with much growth from that district.
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Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Mid-Continent
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Sheffield Township Teachers Elected by School Board
The Sheffield School Board elected Supervising Principal E. M. Mixer and named multiple teachers for grades and primaries across Sheffield frame and brick buildings. Other postings include Barnes Principal C. W. Harding and various named instructors. musical director Prof. C. E. Judd listed.
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Sheffield
E. M. Mixer
Bernice G. Hatch
Anna M. Krantz
Alma M. Carlson
Retta L. Pinney
Gertrude M. Schuler
Pearl Jaycox
Isabelle Woods
Kittie L. Mead
Florence E. Anderson
Mable A. Alling
Laura F. Freck
Vert Zeliff
Elizabeth Williams
Ruth Klinesiiver
Daisy M. Hanchett
May Dunham. Barnes
C. W. Harding
Wave Norman
Laura Harning
Saybrook
Mable Weir
Roystone
Geneva Comer
Austin Hill
Dora Hahn
C. E. Judd
Temperance Legion Holds Annual Warren Convention
The Warren County Leyal Temperance Legion held its second annual convention on May 28 at the Y M C A in Warren. Delegates from Sugar Grove, Pittsfield, Irvington, Warren, Conewango, North Warren, Russell, Kinzua, and Clarendon reported strong membership and good progress. Officers elected for one year include President Lynn Holcomb and Vice President Arthur Langdon. Department superintendents were named for multiple tasks. The group prepares to host the State Convention in Warren from June 27 to 30.
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Warren County Leyal Temperance Legion
Warren
Sugar Grove
Pittsfield
Irvington
Conewango
North Warren
Russell
Kinzua
Conewango Heights
Clarendon
Warren Legion
Lynn Holcomb
Arthur Langdon
Anna Brooks
Helen McDonald
Marie Lasher
Flower Mission
Agnes Paterson
Mercy
Virginia Bray
Ivah Brooks
Bernard Joy
Hazel Lydiatt
Harold Joy
Crusader Monthly
Genevieve Porter
Emma _ Robison
Margaret Wright
Baker swindled by magazine solicitor in Russell
Local baker J. A. Van Orsdale is swindled after meeting a man calling himself R. L. Carter of The United News Association with branches in Montreal and Seattle. Van Orsdale paid three months in advance and sent a check, later learned Carter’s agent was a man who cashed the check in Russell. The scheme targeted several well known magazines and allegedly affected other nearby towns.
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R. L. Carter
United News Association of
New York City
Montreal
Canada
Seattle
Wash
van Orsdale
Carter
New York
Warren
Russell
Munsey’s
Red Book
Review of Reviews
Century
Harpers
Etymology of Pumpernickel Bread
A Napoleonic legend explains the term pumpernickel as a French officer rejected bread saying Ce n est pas bon pour moi mais c est bon pour Nicol the horse leading to the name for the bread. The tale appears in a Saturday Review letter.
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Saturday Review
Cath the Comforter
A religious reflection extols death as relief from sorrows, freeing prisoners, easing widows' tears, and ending tyrants. It envisions a future life after death supporting people amid present hardships.
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Cath
Henery
Reed
The Polite Man Collides On Boston Street
A brisk encounter on a Boston street leaves two men in a heated moment. The polite gentleman bows and offers a quiet pardon claiming either party may be to blame and that the other should not mention it.
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Boston
Success Magazine
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G. B. Ensworth
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F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
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Warren, Penn’a
County Letters
Lloyd Porter
Jesse Knapp
E. H. Knapp
Mosshammer
Busti
L. A. Putnam
Elizabeth Putnam
Elmer Thompson
Akeley
Merle Willson
Chester Kyler
Bertha Wenzel
Jane Putnam
Marshtown
A. Putnam
Messrs
Gerald
Walter
Arthur Stanton
ER. E. Thompson
Mrs
Akeley Hollow
H. G. Adams
KE. A. Adams
Hoag
Dutch Hill
N. Peck
Wells Field
Lima-Indiana
Kentucky
Mid- Continent
Sheffield Township
Temperance Legion
Baker
J. A. van Orsdale
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