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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
8
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Huldah Gordon dies at 45 at Walter Marsh’s Water street home. Funeral held Friday with Rev. L. M. Barnard, music by Mrs. Frew and Alice Wenman. interment Hale cemetery near Akeley. Co. A 112th N Y Vol Inf held annual reunion June 13 at Frewsburg. Various local social notes and incidents including a lightning-damaged house, church events, and visits among residents. several named individuals and firms noted.
June 12 items report Onlie Hale of Warren at home over Sunday Mrs Bert Swager ill Mr and Mrs John Van Orsdale of Warren visited Akeley Recently born a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Donald May 27 1906 About 25 guests attended a surprise party for Miss Lena Rickers May 29 Ice cream and cake enjoyed Mr and Mrs Salinger of Russell spent Sunday with their daughter Here Bernadette Brogan of Akeley married Andrew Flemming of Grunderville Pa June 7 196 Best wishes extended Mrs Clark visited Jamestown Monday
Thomas Harrington’s Birthday marked by neighbors and friends at his home on June 11. The item notes the Bennetts visiting Warren with family guest details from the June 14 issue.
June 16 local notes detail visits and guests from Olean Falconer Russell Warren and Kane. Mrs Emma Fellows and Ruth McCoy travel for visits. four hundred fifteen dollars raise for church debt at dedication of the Methodist church. The Rev Bennett attends nephew funeral. Chaffee visits Olean. weddings and anniversaries marked with family gatherings.
June 19 items list visits and arrivals in Coldspring and nearby towns. Mrs. Wm Gordon and daughter Mattie visited Onoville. Amos Pierce and family aided road work. a June 13 birth to Amos and spouse noted. A college picnic at Coldspring and an ice cream social led by Lizzie Lee are described. A man named William Jacob died after refusing to cross a river. funeral held with Rev M F Trippe officiating. survivors named. Dr Anna Flatt treated patients Sunday.
Edwin Spicer made a business trip to Warren. William Donaldson is building an extensive addition to his house.
Miss Olive Taylor of Warren visits friends in Kane. J S Bradley and son Arthur travel to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Edward Bell of Olean NY spend time with sister Mrs O D Coleman. Frank Weary family attend funeral in Jamestown. Grace Horn returns to Garland after visiting Frances Bedell. Elizabeth Harte of Meadville visits Ethel Gregg. A I Larson and family visit Warren. Fred Webb returns from Chautauqua work. Chas Poy of Pittsfield conducts town business. Thos A Faul and spouse return from wedding trip, at home on Chase Street. Mrs W G Emmett and two daughters visit Sheffield. Reese family leaves for Sharon to visit friends.
Columbus reports the marriage of Miss Harriett L. Tyler to Mr. Clifford Rickerson of Bradford on June 20 at the bride’s home, with only immediate relatives present due to a family bereavement. The ceremony was by Rev. Markham followed by a wedding lunch.
The Ladies Aid met at Cora Pierce's with good attendance and new members. Children's Day exercises were held at the M E church with Maude Baker as organist. Arlene Ricker and Flora Kemp visited Ashville and Sugar Grove with relatives. Miss Olive Lawson visits J S Carr. A marriage unites Joseph Gunning and Rhea Price in Niobe. Freehold School Board planned teacher hires for next year.
Mr and Mrs T Loomis visited Mr and Mrs O J Cowles Friday. Alexander Gourley of Mayville spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. A J Hazeltine donated ore specimens from the Mowry and nearby Arizona mines for display in the school museum. Miss Lillian Brockway contributed lava and ash samples from Vesuvius in Italy, including a lava piece rich in sulphur and another highly impregnated with sulphuric acid. The ashes came from a village street near the volcano during the eruption.
A dramatic adventure yarn set in Lower California follows an untrustworthy pirate with a hook replacing a hand as he leads three miners in a search for pirate gold. Cold-blooded murder, thirst, and hunger loom before a perilous escape and narrow rescue, delivering intense dramatic force.
London papers reveal Chicago food scandal patterns appear in America. Packs meat products suspected of being adulterated with other substances have led to mass seizures. The disclosures shock critics who condemn American food practices.
By a majority of 20 251 the people of Pittsburg and Allegheny favored consolidation. Pittsburg supported annexation by 25 686 while Allegheny opposed by 5 435. If unblocked, the consolidation could occur in days by court order, with opponents threatening a Supreme Court challenge if needed.
An article in New Idea Woman's Magazine July describes eight women forming a cooperative on a mountain lake to secure congenial vacation living. They bought land, built an octagonal two story cabin for eight bedrooms, and spent about $600 for the cabin plus season costs, claiming total expenses beat former vacations in cost and health.
Widow of A M Nelson offers about 40 acre farm two miles west of Chandlers Valley on the Y S G Ry. 30 acres cleared 10 acres timber good house barn and out-houses, rich soil and a stream. Easy street railway access. Place must be sold. For particulars and terms apply to C F Newgreen Youngsville Pa.
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