Chautauqua Lake Season Opens Amid Regional Notes
The fishing season opens on Chautauqua Lake with events noted around western New York. Kane glass workers fish and hunt at Pittsfield. plans to consolidate Fredonia park halves and improvements are announced. Horse races at Olean were moved from June 18 to July 29. Domestic help remains scarce across Western New York as many work in Buffalo. Pension payments go to Underwood Hurlburt Nichols. Jamestown teachers receive raises of 25 to 100 dollars. The Pennsylvania forestry dept buys 15000 acres in Keating and Summit Townships. Goodyears strip hemlock from timbered land, leaving value timber. Bell telephone rate hikes trigger customer outcry in Greenville. A romance ends in a wedding for Frank Bray and Gertrude McMillan on June 18. Shriners gathering prompts travel to Kansas City. Teachers re-elected for boroughs. Local marriage announcements set for June 20 and June 26. Titusville notes Mrs. Lincoln Kinnear visiting with her son. School board reorganizes with Mead and Nutting in leadership. Jonas Dupree dies aged 85. Youngsville keeps teaching staff with one change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Lincoln Kinnear
California
C.S. Mead
Callie Mead
W. P. Nutting
M.D. Whitney
C. H. Jacobs
Jonas Dupree
Rouse Hospital
Spring Creek
Lilla A. Babcock
Corydon
Harrison Geer
Geer
Mr. Hickok
Rebekah
Warren County
Ada Case
Miss Case
Fred Crooks
Emery Flatt
Jamestown
Geo. Meade
Buffalo
George
the Lakes
Queen of Queens
River Street
Helen Brown Lodge
Clawson
L. D. Flatt
Warren
Allegheny River
Carl Odell
Erickson
Lizzie Root
Ida Forbes
Erie
McClintock
John W. Flatt
Mr. Flatt
Antietam
C. C. Flatt
Griffin
Dalrymple
Brokenstraw
Columbus Street
Lottsville
Wrightsville
Northwest
Coit Wright
Leon Stuart
Odd Fellows’ Orphans
Meadville
R. Haupin
Titusville
Frank Miles
Joseph Miles
A. Wright
Kane
Bush
Mrs. Westren
Nell Allen
Elmer Willett
Corry
John Nelson
Toay
Corydon Death and Community Notices Highlight June
Harrison Geer longtime Corydon G A R veteran dies Tuesday at age about 84 highlighting the town's honored citizens. Ada Case named grand master for Warren county Rebekah lodges in a second term. Local events include weddings banquets and family visits as Corydon expands with new workers and plans.
Pennsylvania Railroad Special Rates for Pan American Exposition
During the Pan American Exposition the Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion fares from Warren to Buffalo with a three day limit sold Mondays and Fridays and Friday sales allow return to the following Monday for $2 not in parlor or sleeping cars. A ten day limit with parlor or sleeping car access costs $3 and a fifteen day limit with parlor or sleeping car access costs $3.80. A season final limit lasts until Nov 30 1901 at $4.95. For more details, see ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Warren
Buffalo
Erie Railroad Offers Wide Range of Summer Excursion Tickets
The Erie Railroad will sell many reduced rate excursion tickets during the summer to western points such as California Colorado South Dakota and Washington. Prospective travelers may contact any Erie ticket agent for details or write F H Garfield division passenger agent at Jamestown NY for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
California
Colorado
South Dakota
Washington
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Pennsylvania Railroad Offers Detroit NEA Trip Tickets
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces excursion fares for the National Educational Association meeting in Detroit July 8 12 1901. Round trip one fare plus $2. Tickets sold July 6 7 8 with return by July 15. extend to September 1 by depositing at Joint Agent by July 12 and paying 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Educational Association
Detroit
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Excursion Tickets to Buffalo From Warren Offered
The Dunkirk Allegheny Valley and Pittsburg R A will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo and return for $2 from Warren. Tickets valid on sale day and for return on or before June 28. The returning train departs Buffalo June 26 at 10 45 PM stopping at all stations. Inquiries to D A V P A R ticket agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opp
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
R. A
Buffalo
Warren
School board reelects staff and local life events noted
At the June board meeting Prof. E L Monroe was re elected for the high school, Miss Harriet Shannon for the grammar grade, and Miss Hattie Tyler for the primary grade. Miss Mary Crosby hired for the intermediate room. Invitations go out for Miss Maude Blakeslee and E C Barnes wedding June 20 at the bride’s parents home. Frost on June 10 affects fruit outlook, especially early apples. Widespread Maccabees convention attendance, local moves, and social visits noted. Pay at the creamery yielded 18 cents per pound to patrons. William Lamona buys the Libbie Rowe house and plans to reside locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
E. L. Monroe
Harriet Shannon
Hattie Tyler
Mary Crosby
Maude Blakeslee
E. C. Barnes
Cyrus Blakeslee
Erie
W. P. Hall
Corry
Hegeman
Maggie Damon
David York
Columbus and
Clymer
W. A. Dutton
R. R. Petiit
Dayton
Ohio
William Lamona
Libbie Rowe House
Our Place
Local Social Notes From Warren and Nearby Areas
Mrs E H Knapp visits Warren friends for weeks. Mr and Mrs Keek Thompson and A M Thompson attend funeral of Mrs Wesley Porter of Yankeebush. H A Putnam family return from Wattsburg Pa. R L Gardner moves from Lander to Jamestown. Mr and Mrs H S King visit Gerry N Y. Miss Anna M Hansen Warren guest at home. J J Wheeler Lander seen on the hill. Ruth E Knapp returns from North Warren. Mr and Mrs L D Wilson visit C A Wilson at Charlotte Center N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Knapp
Warren
Keek. Thompson
A. M. Thompson
Thompson
Wesley Porter
Yankeebush
H. A. Putnam
Wattsburg
R. L. Gardner
Lander
Jamestown
H. S. King
Gerry
Fehman Bros Offers Chafing Dishes and Utensils
Local store Fehman Bros advertises a selection of chafing dishes spoons forks toasters and other kitchenware in a bold catalog style underscoring party prep items and dining accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Commencement Week at Sugar Grove Ends With Recital and Class Day
President Seneff hosted a June reception at Rev. John Hill’s home in Sugar Grove for about one hundred guests. Rev. Funkhauser of Dayton Theological Seminary delivered the baccalaureate sermon. Rev. George McCullough of Union City gave the evening address. Class day featured a production titled The Olympian Council Then and Now with scenes of Olympus and modern times. Clark Paddock played Cupid. The festivities closed with a Cochranton orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres. Seneff
John Hill
Pres
Seneff
Sugar Grove
Funkhauser
Dayton Theological Seminary
George McCullough
Union City
Christian Endeavor Society
Olympian Council
Mt. Olympus
Jupiter
Juno
Paris
Asneas
Delphic
Diana
America
Mt. Celestia
Lake Chautauqua
Venus
Cupid
Little Clark Paddock
Cochranton, A
Silent City welcomes new occupants as June events noted
June 18 report lists new arrivals to the silent city and memorials. The five month old child of Frank Miles from Miles' Run was brought for burial, while Miss Jessie Clark died June 9 at age 17 with services June 11 led by Rev. Fenton. John Gross conveyed his father Daniel Gross's body from Rouse Hospital for interment with family in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Gage
C. K. Haupin
Frank Miles
Miles’ Run
Jessie Clark
Sherman
Emma Clark
Clarkville
W. H. Fenton
Anna Foster
Haupin
F. M. Thompson
C. R. Haupin
John Gross
Youngsville
Daniel Gross
Rouse Hospital
J. P. Burns
John
Harlan
Louis
Josephine Maynard
Maynard
Lester Wright
Philo Kinnear
Leland Milspaw
Warren
Spring Creek
A. Wright
Buffalo
Neurey
M. E. Sliter
Edith Sliter
Jessie Smith
Ericson
Charles Foster
Jamestown
C. W. Wynn
Valley Grange Plans Children's Day at Somers Grove
Valley Grange schedules Children s Day at Mr Somers grove on Yankee Bush for Saturday June 22. Dr Kelley reports a lost cow. Local residents visit families and travel to Buffalo for Pan American exposure while others host guests at homes and Grange hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Grange
Somers’ Grove
Yankee Bush
Kelley
Alfred Swanson
Youngsville
Fred Swanson
Whitcomb
Floyd
Falconer
Alma Peterson
Warren
Myrtie Carlson
Ormsby
L. Johnson
E. J. Kelley
Joe Brooks
Lottsville
Buffalo
Charlie Thomas
Grange Hall
Maud Kelley
Mrs. Sands
Rumors of Trouble at United Brethren Church
A May 30 letter contends false reports closed the United Brethren church and a church trial is unnecessary. It rejects claims against pastor Waldo, defends his ministry at Frewsburg, and criticizes gossip and lack of evidence driving the church’s emptiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
United Brethren Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Chautauqua Lake
Pittsfield
Fredonia Park
Olean
New York
George M. Underwood
North Warren
George P. Hurlburt
Tidioute
Robert H. Nichols
Torpedo
Pennsylvania Department of Forestry
Keating
Summit Townships
Potter County
Goodyears
Bell Telephone
Greenville
Conneautville
Frank Chapin Bray
The
Chautauquan
Gertrude McMillan
Washington, Pa
Bray
W. J. Grandin, Jr
Kansas City
Shriners
Boro
Grace Mabie
Alfred Spates Brady
Lura Antoinette
Eugene B. Bucklin
Glenni E. Browne
M. E
Flossie Adelia Davis
Homer L. Davis
Alden Marsh Schnell
Maude B. Davis
Anita Kinnear
Clare Brady
Mr. Garrett
Episcopal Church
New Castle
Cleveland
Mrs. Schnell
Harry Palmer
Rouseville
Ermina White
Garland
Richard Lacy
Clarissa Whaley
East Branch
Mr. Davidson
Leon Cole
Homer Preston
N. W. Hull
M. C. Whitney
I.C.C. F
Keystone View Co
J. W. Kinnear
W. Olds
F. E. Bartlett
A. F. Peterson
Ford Street
Archie Smith
Lee Gulleland
O. H. Greene
Alton Davenny
Rittsville
Chandler’s Valley
M. S. Simmons
Oil City
Will Taft
Mary Taft
Chautauqua
Leota Whitehill
N. P. Belnap
W. J. Mead
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mai
Columbus
Putnamville
U. B
Frewsburg
Brother Waldo
Jesus Christ
Hell
Mrs. B
Waldo
Justice
Es Mail
Tri-Weekly Tribune
Ohio Farmer
McCall’s
Warren, N. Y
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty Street
Warren, Pa
Maybank & CO
Walter A. Wood
Milwaukee
Adriance Platt
Buckeye
Pickett Hardware Co., Limited
New Boston
B. G. Gregory
C. R
W. F. Henry
Warren Savings Bank
Jroux Hiepburn, M.D
Aly. Ony
Water Street
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