County Letters Dries Notice to Correspondents
Notice to correspondents requires all copy by Tuesday and signatures on letters. Names will not be published unless requested, and writers should avoid writing on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
8
Local visits and guests listed from Warren County
June 11 notes list visits by Mesdames Casper Harrington Anderson and many locals to relatives in town. Calls from Miss Christine Anderson and others are recorded along with travel to Sugar Run Buffalo and Bradford. Snapshot of social notes ends with late arrival remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
C. D. Seaman
Lena Hoop
Hallie Martin
Genevieve
O. E. Hoop
Clyde Hinton
Buffalo
John McAvoy
Kellettville
Chas. F. Morrison
J. N. Green
Clarendon
Local Notes on Visits and Calls Across Kane and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Rena Carlson and children of Broxton visit her parents. Mrs John Passinger and children call on Mrs Bert Demmings in Preston. Carlson and sister Mrs Frank Johnson were Vane visitors. Fred Johnson visits his sister in Sheffield. Mrs Ed Stover and Miss Ida Johnson were Kane callers. Gust Moberg visits father here Friday. Will Jerman’s two children visit grandparents. Clifford and Genevia Moberg visit aunt and grandfather. Zore Peck and Mrs C Smith call at Kane. Belle Passinger returns to work in Kane. Wate (Mae) Jerman returns to work in Kane. George Thompson and friend from Kane visit here. Mae Libtsie expects to teach another term here. Walter Nicholson drives to his father’s at Kane then to Johnsonburg for work. Miss Bertha Pasinger called home in Russell due to illness. Doctor Neelor returns from Philadelphia to retrain with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Carlson
Broxton
John Passinger
Bert Demmings
Preston
Carlson
Frank Johnson
Vane
Fred Johnson
Sheffield
Ed. Stover
Ida Johnson
Kane
Gust Moberg
Will Jerman
Clifford
Genevia Moberg
Zore Peck
C.&. Smith
Belle Passinger
Johnsonbure
Bertha Pasinger
Russell
Mond
Neelor
Philadelphia
Warren woman guest of Mrs. Jim Dunn
Alvera Larson of Warren is the guest of Mrs. Jim Dunn. The note states the information arrived too late for the June 13 issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvera Larson
Warren
Jim Dunn
Local Notes from June 11 Daily Roundup
June 11 brief notes mention C Beach traveling to Warren for Frank Nelson. O E Headley set for Warren with potato load and broke wagon. William Stranner of Cornplanter travels toward Russell. C E Headley summoned to sick sister. Germany writer seen in town. letter in THR Mant. C D Outrid to Russell on business. Mr and Mrs Rarey of Jamestown visit. Harry Tillow family guests of Mrs. Alice Outrid. Miss Mabelle Outrid of Bradford visits aunt and uncle. Mrs. Sylvester Passinger listed as sick. Ed. notes June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Beach
Warren
Frank Nelson
O. E. Headley
William Stranner
Russell
C. E. Headley
C. D. Outrid
Mrs. Rarey
Jamestown
Harry Tillow
Alice Outrid
Mabelle Outrid
Brandford
Ackley Hollow social notes and local events
A cluster of notices from Ackley Hollow covers visits among families from Pittsburg Warren and Russell, memorial services at Columbus Grange, church activities, and upcoming community events. It notes guests, arrivals, and departures, plus village progress at Recreation Park including lighting and cottages under construction. Dairy statistics from the local creamery conclude the item.
Funeral in Akeley for Mrs. A. S. Passinger
Death occurred at her home in Akeley on Saturday June 15. Burial followed at Quaker Hill cemetery on Monday. Relatives and friends including Mrs. Libbie Brown and A. Walker family attended the funeral. Monroe Passinger from Wetmore also came for the service and returned home afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Melissia Cole
Culbertson
Germany
Fred Newark
Henry Crecraft
Quaker Hill Cemetery
Steven Akeley
Libbie Brown
A. Walker
Scandia
A. S. Passinger
Monroe Passinger
Wetmore
Haskins Family Plans Bemus Point Reunion and Local Meetings
June events include the Haskins family reunion at Bemus Point on June 21 and the Ladies Aid Society tea with Mrs. Frank Davis on June 20. Visitors include Mrs Mary Ann Newbury from Frewsburg and Mr John Adams visiting relatives. several families spend time at cottages and visit relatives across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gunton
Clara Bogne
Frewsburg
B. J. Swager
John Lindsey
C. H. Muller
Special Sale on Boys Clothing With 10 to 40 Percent Off
Parents may save 10 to 40 percent on boys clothing this week as Suits and other items are offered at low margins. The store guarantees value in tailoring material and fit and invites direct comparison with rival offerings.
Bargain sale on boys suits and reefers at 3.75
A retailer offers boys suits or reefers at 3.75, including any suit previously sold at 4.50 to 5.50. Styles include Sailor or Knickerbocker, single or double breasted, marketed as exceptional value and rare bargains.
Boys Suits and Reefers On Sale At Low Prices
Finest materials and tailored fit for boys at four fifty with options at six to six fifty. Dress the boy well and feel better. sale highlights fashion and value in a concise catalog style.
Ladies' and Misses' Suits and Jackets Reduced at C H Smith Co
Store advertises reductions on ladies and misses suits and jackets with emphasis on style correctness and best value from top markets. Limited details given about selection and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Fashion stock sale with low prices and limited stock
Advertisement touts fashionable garments at low prices with profit margins. Stock dwindles hourly and reductions range from twenty to thirty five percent, urging immediate selections this season’s leftovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
San-Knit-ary Towels Demonstration at Store Doors
Demonstration of San Knitary towels bath and face wash cloths and complexion cloths. The towels are knitted not woven and stimulate circulation without irritating skin. Prices range from 12% to 75 cents for towels and 5 cents each or three for 10 cents for wash cloths. The Lady Demonstrator will answer questions at the stock area inside the doors.
Cherry Grove Notes on Health Visits and Local Happenings
June 17 notes recap residents illness recovery travel and family visits. J Darius Gifford returns from Vandergrift Heights for vacation. commencement at the Seminary draws large crowds. Farmers Institute Board members plan next winter seminars in Corydon Grand Valley and possibly Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Woodside
R. J. Weld
Jay Hinsdale
Lander
County Board of Farmers’ Institute Managers
Warren
Corydon
Grand Valley
Kinzua
Local visitors spend Sunday with Warren and Pittsfield families
Attorney J. W. Wiggins of Warren visited his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Wiggins on Sunday. D R Brooks and wife from Pittsfield also spent Sunday with Geo A Woodside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wiggins
Warren
Robert Wiggins
D. R. Brooks
Pittsfield
Geo. A. Woodside
Sugar Grove Seminary Holds 23rd Commencement Week
Commencement exercises at Sugar Grove Seminary began Sunday June 9 marking the school’s 23rd year with special Monday to Thursday events and an alumna entertainment closing. Rev J R White a school pillar participated amid large local audiences and notable community interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove Seminary
J. R. White
Sugar Grove
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Abe Pearlstine
Pittsburg
W. H. Madigan
Henry Lauffenburg
Jess Stanton
North Warren
O. EK. Headley
Bert Foster
Clarence
Clara
Edna Lauffenburg
Fox Hill
Billy Madigan
Henry Walker
Elmer Denilson
Crecraft
Jessie
Harry Lauffenburg
Kila Passinger
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James Townsend
James Edwards
Wooster
Ohio
Eli Dewey
Libbie Rowe
Marl Rowe
Louis Monroe
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell College
A. S. Rogers
W. H. Muzzy
Free Church
David Curtis Association
East Side
Amy Scholton
Maud
Mabel Scholton
Beaver
Scholton
Chautauqua
Herbert Harwood
Chauncy Spencer
Corry Hospital
Margaret Damon
Corry
N. S. Carrier
Anna Trantum
Martha Ayer
Mary Crosby
Lulu Covel
Mattie van Tassel
Clifford Rickerson
Bradford
Myra Rickerson
Theodore Neckers
Clymer
Charles Simpson
K. C. Barnes
Sylvania
Recreation Park
Geo. Ball & Sons
Liberty St
Warren, PA
Fentonville
Cherry Grove
Job Cummings
Benenger
Oil City
Fahler
Fairy Glen
Jeannette
Fish
Kane Hospital
Pearle
Anna Allaire
Marie Sorenson
Henry Sorenson
Mr. Westling
J. Sorenson
Mrs. Horton
Robert Horton
Darius Gifford
Vandergrift Heights
James Eagan
James Murphy
James Cozens
Louis Johnson
Marienville
Allaire
Mr. Vanderberg, Jr
Olive Vanderberg
Pearle Gifford
A. Horton
G. W. Gifford
Lynch
John Anthony
Brookville
Ray
Sopha Johnson
Genevieve Million
Melvin
Rexall
Siegfried’s
Warken, PA
Warren Trust Company
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