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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
8
Warren Social News Highlights June Entries
June notes from Warren list visits by Mr. and Mrs. I R Hare to daughter Mrs Roy Mc Gee and Mrs Emil Johnson. Others include Esther Johnson visiting Warren sister H Johnson, Mrs W P Stanford returning from Grand Valley, and Mr Oscar Anderson with daughter Minnie visiting C P Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Hare
Roy McGee
Warren
Emil Johnson
Sam Peters
Irvine
M. A. Dalrymple
Esther Johnson
H. Johnson
W. P. Stanford
Grand Valley
A. L. Brown
Oscar Anderson
Minnie
C. P. Anderson
Arvid Anderson
Local social notes track visits and travels across Warren area
June reports show H Walling and Miss Marie Cagle en route to Corydon. Mrs C E Headley visits Mrs C D Outrid with return trip companion. Eugene Outrid visits brother Clair. Wm Giltinam visits son George. Clinton Beach hires to haul lumber for F A Nelson. Feeney moves back to Bradford farm for summer. Walter us two couples from Warren travel to Corydon. L H Walling boards twenty men building new telegraph line. Luce Shuler visits brother Jacob. Mrs Anderson and daughter from Warren visit Mrs Marie Shuler. Lounsbury family from Farmington visit J O Lounsbury. E D Outrid conducts Warren business. H B Lounsbury returns from Warren after visit with daughter. Grange meeting features State Grange speaker on Grange business. F J Cagle and family visit Clinton Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Walling
Marie Cagle
Corydon
C. E. Headley
C. D. Outrid
Euguene Outrid
Clair
Wm. Giltinam
George
Clinton Beach
Warren
F. A. Nelson
Robert Feeney
Bradford
Fred Walter
Miss Plue
L. H. Walling
Luce Shuler
Jacob
Anderson
Marie Shuler
Frank Lounsbury
Farmington
J. O. Lounsbury
E. D. Outrid
H. B. Lounsbury
Mrs. Everts
Grange
State Grange
F. J. Cagle
Children’s Day Exercises at U B Church
June 9 program announced for Sunday evening at 8 o clock at the U B church. Hugh Pierce has returned from .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Hugh Pierce
Local People and Movements Reported in Village Notes
Mount Oak hosts guest grandparents Mr and Mrs A Oviatt. Miss Edythe Feldhausen heads to Oil City to visit Edward McManus. J N Falkinburg returns from Woodcock visiting his mother Mrs Sarah Falkinburg. Leon Mullen the cheesemaker moves his family into the Wilfred Thompson house. Mildred Conover elected teacher for the coming term. Mrs J J Feldhausen returns from Chapple Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
A. Oviatt
Edythe Feldhausen
Oil City
Edward McManus
J. N. Falkinburg
Woodcock
Sarah Falkinburg
Leon Mullen
Wilfred Thompson
Mildred Conover
J. J. Feldhausen
Chapple Hill
Local Notes From Sugar Grove and Vicinity June Entries
June items note visits and travels including Mrs Richard Fry returning from Kane and Mrs L N Covel at Pomona Grange. Ed C Smith visiting Columbus friends and burglary attempt at E C Barnes and Frank Scholton. Regents recognize Columbus High School as top grade. Obituary of Levi Northrop. Ed Donelson returns for Sugar Grove graduation. Several families attend Pomona Grange in Lander and visits to Akron and Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fry
Kane
L. N. Covel
Pomona Grange
Lander
Ed. C. Smith
Columbus
Vern Smith
E.C. Barnes
Frank Scholton
Maud Barnes
Spartansburg
Addie Day
Akron
Ohio
Board of Education
KE. L. Monroe
W. S. Page
Ruth Scholton
Millicent Morrison
Regents
New York Educational Department
Columbus High School
Albany
N. Y
Ellen Raymond
Chas. Dodd
Raymond
E. J. Keiley
Atlantic City
Percy Sweet
Ray Delamater
Hamilton
Anna
Rose Falconer
West
California
Colorado
N. A. Porter
Albert
Salome Smutz
Local Social Notes From Franklin Area
June 11 brief mentions include Holly Goss visiting from Franklin, Warren visitors Mrs. Lewis E. Cooney and son, and delegates Shannon Van dyke and Anna O’Brien attending the County Sunday School Convention at Garland. Children Day exercises at the M E church featured strong participation and praise for the organizing committee led by Supt. Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Goss
Franklin
Our
Lewis E. Cooney
Warren
Fred Walters
Shannon
Mary A. Vandyke
Anna A. O’brian
Garland
M. E
Presbyterian
Boyd
Local Visitors and Station Work Update
Mrs N J Ault of Warren visited her mother Mrs Sterritt in town. Mrs Iallmany of Olean stopped by to see former friends. Engineer Daniel OBrien of the Erie P R R spent a week with his parents. Alfred Munson now directs all new yard work including targets and lights. Prof Clair R Thompson and family from Mexico Missouri arrived and will stay with his mother Mrs Net Thompson for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Ault
Warren
Sterritt
I,allmany
Olean
Daniel O’brian
Erie
Alfred Munson
Clair R. Thompson
Mexico
Net. Thompson
Ringling Bros circus arrives at Jamestown with world spectacle
The Ringling Brothers circus comes to Jamestown on Saturday June 29 in a brand new extravaganza costing over a million dollars. The parade features 1,264 performers and animals, nine elephant herds, three miles of gold chariots and dens, plus a tent twice as large as any rival. European acts include Mirze Golem troupe and Daisy Hadini among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Jamestown
Europe
Paris
Shah of Persia
Mirze Golem
Persia
Daisy Hadini
Italy
Marnello Marines
Patty Brothers
de Kocks
France
Bedinis
Holloway Family
London
Jordan
Kaufman
Belfords
Clark Brothers
England
Borsenis
Naples
Marguerite and
Hanley
Berlin
Noetzel
Dresden
Death of David Henderson a Pleasantville pillar
David Westley Henderson died at his Chestnut street home in Pleasantville at noon Monday. Born April 2 1827 in Allegheny township Venango County Pa he married Louise Jane Lyon May 25 1850. Surviving children Marcus Emily Carrie Lola M Jessie John and spouses attended funeral at his home with burial in Fairview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Henderson
David Westley Henderon
Pleasantville
Chestnut Street
Than Borough
Mr. Henderson
Allegheny Township
Venango County
David Westley Henderson
Jane Watson Henderson
Louise Jane Lyon
Marcus
Emily
Edward Skinner
Carrie
John L. Mattox
Oil City
Lola M
E. W. Parshall
Warren
Jessie M
W. B. Stewart
Muncie
Ind
John
Chestnut’ Street
Fairview Cemetery
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Ayer
J. H. Fifer
Colorado Springs, Colo
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Ayers
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Lowell
Chandlers Valley
Geo. Ball & Sons
Liberty St
Warren, PA
Ringling Bros
New Idea Woman's Magazine
Common Sense
Brussels
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Great Britain
Choate
New England
Holmes
John Hay
Washington
Mr. Choate
Court of St. James
Charles Francis Adams
James Russell Lowell
Robert T. Lincoln
Thomas F. Bayard
Ambassador Choate
Inner Temple
Blackstone
United States
McKinley
State Capitol
Rexall
Siegfried’s
Warren Trust Company
Warren County
Resources
Liabi Capital
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