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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
D A Keleys Picnic Highlights June 18 at Harrington Cottage
The D A K Eley picnic at T J Harrington's Conenango cottage drew about 800 guests from many stations. W E Emerich won the running jump and tied for other events while George Murck claimed multiple prizes. Music by Natale's Italian Band and a noon dinner were noted as major attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murck
Falconer
Edward Melleen
G. L. Apthorp
Dunkirk
Charles Wolf
Cad Ramsdell
Clyde Sanderson
C. S. Ervin
Sinclairville
Malcolm Spear
Youngsville
Si Stoyles
James Stoyles
Lewis Thomas
F. W. Watkins
Alliance
Mr. Watkins
Gerald Lindsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Akeley
Francis Hale
John Geracimos
Warren
T. M. Howard
C. E. Marsh
Cetta Martin
Mary Martin
Melissa Chase
Frank Gregory
Arvilla French
Russell
Wm. Myers
Frewsburg
Carrie Lord
Jamestown
John Marsh
Lucia Briggs
Frank Hesch
Welland
Canada
Howard Homestead
Freehold Notes Highlights Local Social and Sports
Ed Allen and daughter from Warren visited. Hazel Pike and Ellen Hagle from Youngsville stayed with Mrs. F Hagle. Jonas Lundgren and wife moved back to their Sharon farm. George Cale bought a Warren butcher shop. Arthur Daugherty of Jamestown visiting. Victor Lundgren of Erie and Frank Hagle's families called. Axel Reimer from Pittsfield painting cemetery fence. Warren baseball team beat Pittsfield 15 to 11. Friday dance planned at Wrightsville. Samuel Broughton sold the old Cal Herdcross farm to W. Chapman. rumors say he bought the David Morton farm. Johnson family reunion drew over 35 relatives at Mrs. C Frank's home. out of town guests including Frank Johnson, Alice Johnson of Sheffield, Gelt family, Agnes Johnson of Jamestown, Chas Johnson of Bailey Hill, G Young and Eva of Saybrook. F Hagle traveled to Lottsville. Alice Clark visited Pittsfield friends. Subscribe for the Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Ed. Allen
Warren
Hazel Pike
Ellen Hagle
Youngsville
F. Hagle
Jonas Lundgren
Sharon
Geo. Cale
Arthur Daugherty
Jamestown
Victor Lundgren
Erie
Frank Hagle
Axel Reimer
Pittsfield
Wrightsville
Samuel Broughton
Cal Herdcross
W. Chapman
Broughton
David Morton
Johnson
C. Frank
Out of Town
Frank Johnson
Alice Johnson
Sheffield
Gelt
Agnes Johnson
Chas. Johnson
Bailey Hill
G. Young
Eva
Saybrook
Lottsville
Alice Clark
Death of Bert Conarro Reported in News Item
TipiouTE June 20 reports the death of Bert Conarro son of Mr and Mrs John Conarro of Tidioute. He was killed by a falling tree while working in the woods at Queen. The notice lists local visits and social events around Tidioute and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipioute
Bert Conarro
John Conarro
Tidioute
Queen
Harvey Belknap
Erie
W. J. Grandin
Olean
Minnigh
M. E. Church
Grove City
Emma Dunn
Warren
J. F. Haslett
Wm. Thomas
MacWatter
Kate Morrison
Annt Kate
Henry Evans
Epworth League
R. O. W. Hall
Lodge of Odd Fellows
S. F. Marks
Helen
Titusville
Lottie Courson
Jury
Sugar Grove Summer School and Local Visits
Sugar Grove June 19. Miss Mary Stuart visited Erie friends then Grove City for summer study. Miss Margaret Hamilton to attend Grove City summer school. Miss Ruth LaFevre re elected to teach another year. Prof. Fred Smith to direct Conservatory with summer term starting this week. Many local residents and visitors noted including Mrs. Ray Pichard, Mrs. Lounsbury, and others visiting relatives and attending graduations and social visits at various homes through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Mary Stuart
Friends
Erie
Grove City
Margaret Hamilton
Ruth LaFevre
Littletown
Fred Smith
Conservatory
Ray Pichard
Lounsbury
Jamestown
Bertha McClure
Gerald Mix
Youngsville
W. H
Earle Stilson
A. B. McDonald
Warren
J. G. McDonald
Helen
Harry Johnson
Niagara
Ray Lovejoy
A. M. McDonald
Myrtle Breade
Corry
Gretta Smith
Carrie Davis
Mrs. D. Siggins
Hazel Anderson
Bradford
Hospitals Get Appropriations Vote in Harrisburg
Harrisburg reports Governor Tener approved about 325 appropriation bills from the last legislature with only four vetoes and several reductions. State institutions receive 8.52 million dollars including 3.44 million for the indigent insane. Hospitals are funded at 4.9688 million, down from 5.0428 million, with 74 thousand cut from hospitals overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Capitol
Tener
Houses of
Attica Village approves bicycle and motorcycle speed limit ordinance
The village trustees set a 25 mph speed limit inside Attica. The ordinance takes effect July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attica
T J FOLEY and handlers of Railroad Freight
T J Foley specializes in heavy moving and carefully handles pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis & Co. Telephone connections New York and Pennsylvania Company No 2B Warren Telephone Company No 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis & Co
Warren Tel. Co
Dr Miles Pain Pills Cited By Boonton Resident
Henry Coursen of Boonton New Jersey says he carries Dr Miles anti pain pills at all times and finds them perfect for rheumatic pains headaches and side and back pains. The passage notes pain stems from nerve pressure and weakness anywhere in the head or body.
Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Ad
An advertisement for Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills claims relief for neuralgia rheumatic sciatic and other pains with a money back guarantee if the first package fails. The notice notes sale by druggists nationwide and identifies Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical Coo
Elkhart, Ind
Lightning Kills Few In 1906 Lightning Kills Few
A historical ad asserts lightning deaths were only 169 nationwide in 1906 and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure for liver kidney and stomach trouble. It cites Robert Madsen of West Burlington Indiana who recovered after doctors gave up, claiming Bitters as a universal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Madsen
West Burlington
Mall Office Offers Auction Bills and Printing Services
The Mall Office provides prompt and reasonable printing for auction bills syrup labels letter heads and various job printing needs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren. Trust Company
Dicro Rascusnen
Banks and Trust Cos
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City
SGH
Akele Gd
Spring Creek
George Jackson
Mary
Hadley
Susan Crawford
Venango
Frank Clark
Warner Clark
Geo. Peterson
Covington
John Hines
Lucy Wynn
Hume Little
Nellie
Clayton Sterns
Geo. Carroll
Geo. Grahams
John McKay
East Branch
McKey
G. W. Graham
S. M. Haner
West Spring Creek
Fred Hine
Samarah Reylah
Niobe
N. Y
H. Jay Spencer
Son
Paul Kaferlin
Will Morton
Fred Hines
Mirs
L. Reylah
Bessie Carbaugh
Harry Bacon
Wattsburg
Roy Peterson
Bear Lake
Clyde
Walter Cambell
Garland
Chas. Spencer
Clifford Wells
Susie Peterson
John Ayers
Glen Wynn
Alton Wynn
Pork Institution For
Western Penitentiary
Huntingdon Reformatory
Morganza
State Hospital
Mercer
State Hospital For the
Polk Feeble-Minded
Dixmont
Oil City Hospital
Spencer Hospital
Meadville
Titusville Hospital
Meadvillle City Hospital
Greenville
Franklin City Hospital
DuBois Hospital
Warren Emergency
Corry Hospital
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Lock Haven Hospital
Hamet Hospital Association
Bradford Hospital
Clearfield Hospital
Punxsutawney Hospital
North Pennsylvania General Hospital
Grand View Institution
Children’s Aid Society
Beacon Light Mission
Florence Crittenden
Elmwood Home
Home For
State College
T. J. Foley
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
F. H. Gaige
Warren High School
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
H. S. Perry
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Henry Coursen
Boonton, N. J
Dr. Miles
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