Fourth of July plans and open fishing season at Chautauqua Lake
Clipped from exchanges reports Rank and Erie celebrate the Fourth. Chautauqua Lake fishing season opens widely. Charles Breed of Breed town Pa. dies from cat bite related blood poison. US Pipe Line completes 525 mile line to Marcus Hook. Kane Y M C A foundation begun. Diamond ring found after 19 years. Professor Addison White to lead Youngsville public school again. Limestone township teachers named for next year. Rural free delivery expands to 86 routes in Chautauqua County. Snake killers in Church Hill claim many rattlers. Columbus township teachers listed and term length set. State editors tour Chautauqua Lake with Erie Railroad. Sheffield: Hassinger Lumber Co. builds mill at Lamanaville. Broad hiring of rural teachers in several townships. Severe storm floods oil tanks. fires in Kane and Rixford. Haddock murder case with two boys jailed. Tidioute to field a strong baseball team. Triumph resident Peter Gorman dies. Sugar Grove marriages and town prospects. local electric railroad rumors. Morck & Kirberger advertise wedding and graduation presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Addison White
Youngsville Public School
Limestone Township
Inez Hyatt
Ralston Hill School
Nettie Averill
McCain School
Margaret Schultz
Averill School
Myrtle Stoneburg
Hunter School
Margaret Johnson
Kelley Hill
Chautauqua County
Jamestown Post
Titusville Herald
Church Hill
Endeavor
Columbus Township
Misses Rath Scholton
Mabel Carrier
Mertie Carrier
Emrogene Morgan
Ethel Corey
Nellie Eastman
Daisy Bates
Lamonaville
Penn Tanning Co
Brokenstraw
Irvine
Lillie Dupree
Ethel Ault
H. L. Maorer
Mead School
Mary York
York Hill
Gusta Johnson
Matthew’s
Kathryn Kinnear
Murray Hill
Kate Agnew
Hamblin Hill
Lena Dupree
Hull Hill
Pearl Wickham
Hannah Jones
Youngsyville
Sheffield Township
Observer
Sheffield
A. W Mumford
Irene Marshall
Etta Whipple
Alma Carlson
Gertrude B. Mead
Cora M. Templeton
Clara Dunham
May Dunday
Edna Swartzwelder
Martha M. Mattheson
Kittie Mead
Harriet White
Barnes
H. L. Ford
Blanche F. Taylor
Ariel Houghton
Saybrook
Minnie Hinsdale
Austin Hill
Harriet M. Bauman
Martin’s Station
Amy E. Barnes
Henry’s Mills
Nina J. Shallade
Royston
Agnes M
Jaycox
Tidicute
Tidioute
Woris
S. H. Evans
Washington
D. C
Arthur
Clinton
Peter Gorman
Triumph
Gormans
Sugar Grove
Chas. Skinner
Warren
Youngsville
County Notes from Irvington June 16
Mrs Newbold returns to her homestead after eighteen months in Europe. Mrs Biddle and daughter arrive from Washington DC for the summer. Clair Thompson from Glasgow Missouri will stay with his parents. Mrs Culbertson returns from eight months westward visit. Mrs Hague from Ridgway PA visits her son Geo Somers. Mrs Belknap and child from Erie visit her parents Somers. JF Clark from Washington DC visits and seeks speckled beauties. Several locals move to Warren. Brokenstraw township names teachers for next year and abandons Dunn’s Eddy school. Lightning kills three cows in a pasture. M KE Church attendance noted. District Deputy Crocker goes to New London to train 17 new Grange members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbold
Europe
Warren
Brokenstraw Township
H.S. Maurer
Irvineton School
Bettie Christie
Ethel Ault
Dunn’s Eddy
Geo. W. Shannon
Charles J. Sampson
Patrick Keating
N. J. Ault
M. KE
M. Crocker
Brokenstraw Grange
New London
Burial for Karl L. Thompson Amid Tragic Oil Workplace Accident
A large crowd attended Karl L. Thompson's burial after he suffocated from gas at S. P. Oil Co. duty. He leaves a mother and siblings. Thunderstorm saved nearby oil tanks as fire struck. pump station and property were saved. Local obsequies for Earl Thompson drew Mr. Miller from Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Karl L. Thompson
S. P. Oil Co
Thompson
Miller
Butler
Earl Thompson
Wm. Mankey
North Clarendon
East Booth Bay
Maine
Local Notes and School Highlights in Youngsville
Frank Halliday of Renovo Pa visits brother T Halliday Monday. Lee Gilliland from Pittsburg returns home for a short visit. Triple Plate Shows staged two performances Saturday. High school teachers elected last Monday with Prof White principal and a team of Mis tresses as assistants. O M Agrelius remains in Buffalo Hospital and is reported to be improving. Mrs Jno Lane departed Monday for Warren Hospital. Hazel and Dorothy Hahn visit relatives in Titusville. Mayme Currie left for home in Emlenton Pa after two months assisting Mrs C S Mead. Garland diagnosed with genuine small pox treated by Dr Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Frank Halliday
Renovo
T. Halliday
Lee Gilliland
Pittsburg
Prof. White
Martha Canfield
Cambridge Springs
Green
Phillips
Babcock
Quay
Cora Putnam-William Parker Marriage Plans Noted
Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Cora Putnam to William Parker of Clymer at the M E Church on Wednesday evening. A reception will follow at the bride’s parents home, Mr and Mrs Emmett Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Putnam
William Parker
Clymer
M. E
Emmett Putnam
E. L. Monroe
Eva Gordon
Mary Crosby
Hattie Tyler
Robert Burch
Eighteenth Birthday Celebrated and Local News Glimpses
Miss Mamie Marsh’s eighteenth birthday party drew a host of friends Monday evening. Sheriff Brann visited Corydon Friday. W Williams attend Adventist camp. Miss Iva Hunter visits her brother in Butler Pennsylvania. An ice cream social at Rev. Hickok’s home raised $10. Nellie Lounsbury was in Bradford. Helen Brown Rebekah Lodge installed new officers. Rebekah order grows with new members. Miss Sarah Johnson resigns after three years as Corydon’s primary teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Marsh
N. Mead
Marjorie
Buffalo
Sheriff Brann
Corydon
W. Williams
Iva Hunter
Warren County
Butler
Rev. Hickok
Corydon Community Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Miss Johnson praised as outstanding teacher as she moves to a new field. L. C. Flatt of Corydon enlists in the U S Navy following family service in Civil War and Spanish War. Mrs. D L McMurren studies at Edinboro. Local residents visit and travel among Warren Salamanca Olean Red House Campbell and El City with family ties and caregiving duties noted.
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Glade
Excursion to Minneapolis During National Education Meet
Erie Railroad offers round trip tickets from all lines to Minneapolis at one fare plus two dollars. Tickets on sale July 5 to 7, valid for return until July 14. Extension to Sept 1, 1902 available by depositing at Joint Agent in Minneapolis and paying fifty cents. Details from Erie Ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
National Educational Association
Erie Railroad
Minn
Erie
Pennsyl vania Railroad Excursion Tickets to Minneapolis
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets from all lines to Minneapolis from July 4 to 6 for NEA meeting attendees. Return must be by July 14 and is a single fare round trip plus $2, with 25 cents paid for Joint Agent handling. Deposit between July 8 and July 14 and 50 cents extends return to September 1. Check with ticket agents for rates and conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
Minneapolis
Minn
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Triennial Convention Excursion Tickets to Denver
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion fares to Denver Colorado Springs or Pueblo for travel to the International Sunday School Association convention in Denver from June 21 to 23 with return by August 31. Tickets must be validated for return by a Joint Agent at the listed points and incur a 25 cent validation fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Sunday-school Association
Denver
Col
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Durable paint by Elastic Japan offered in Warren Pa
Elastic Japan paint claims to be crack proof run proof blister proof and leak resistant with lifetime durability. Sold and applied by Warren Root Paint Co in Warren Pennsylvania through P O Box 1026.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Rootf Paint Co
P. O
Warren, Pa
New Cloths at Jacob Keller Tailor Shop
Now is the time to view the large assortment of the latest cloths for suits trousers and overcoats. The store highlights quality prices and a fine lot for ladies skirts. No sweat shop work. Good honest work by home union tailors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Home Union
Oil City street car tie up and boycott impact
In Oil City organized labor backs a street railway boycott by boycotting service. The railway stops cars at the barn while a major plant tied to the line is shut down. In Chautauqua county Judge J B Fisher seeks re election without opposition. July 3 and 4 D A V P Ry offers excursion tickets within 200 miles with return by July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Chautauqua County
J. B. Fisher
Struthers Hotel Barn Taken Overby John Stinger
The Struthers Hotel Barn is now in charge of John Stinger who will give special attention to the horses of farmers and others. The transient trade will be accommodated as there is no livery in connection. BEST Job Printing at Mal. Orrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Metzger and Hogan Sweaters and Hosiery Sale Ad
Metzger and Hogan advertise athletic sweaters for all ages and a range of dress fabrics and linens. Highlights include Ladies and Misses sweaters at 1.50, children's items at 1.00, various fabrics like French batiste and Swiss muslin, and hosiery at reduced prices with multiple yardage and towel deals.
Local Domestic Goods Prices From Bates Store Ad
Households see value in yard wide Seersucker gingham and muslin as Bates store quotes low prices for seersucker gingham seven cents and muslin seventy four cents. Best prints go for thirty four cents and heavy brown sheeting five cents with regulars undercutting rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonsdale
Summer Dress Trimmings At Almost Half Prices
Advertises fabric trims for summer dresses with deep discounts. Ecru and cream lace priced from 10c to 30c, with assorted allovers from 50c to 1.25 dollars. Sale highlights include 75c to 68c allovers and 50c ecru pieces.
Fast Running Pennsy Flyer Set for 20 Hour New York to Chicago
A Pennsylvanian passenger official vows a 20 hour schedule for a new nonstop flyer between New York and Chicago. The train will bypass Broad Street station, run Germantown Junction to Philadelphia passengers, and clear tracks miles ahead to avoid delays. Key legs include Jersey City to Germantown in 91 minutes, Harrisburg 126 minutes for 110 miles, Harrisburg to Altoona 155 minutes for 132 miles, and Altoona to Pittsburg 150 minutes for 117 miles despite mountain grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Germantown Junction
Harrisburg
Jersey City
Altoona
Cresson
Pittsburg
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Warren Mail
Tiona
Kane
Rixford
Henry Haddock
Corry
Ernest Howard
George Goodwill
Howard
Goodwill
Haddock
Morck & Kirberger’s
Irvington
Columbus
Standard Oil Co
Colorado
Elastic
Japan
Lake Shore
Mal. Orrice
Metzger & Hogan
Headquarters For Choice Groceries
Kopf & Henry
Th J. Foley
A. A.davis & C
B. Warren Tel. Co
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Maybank & CO
Hammond Iron Works
Struthers Station
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