Neighborhood Notes Show Local Events Across Erie County
Community items list upcoming conventions and assemblies in Erie and Chautauqua regions. Highlights include the State Convention of graduate nurses in Erie July 20 21 the Chautauqua Assembly opening and the Lily Dale Assembly July 15 and a grand Fourth of July celebration in Clarendon Boro. Also notes on local bridge completion the G A R reunion at Conneaut Lake and union church services in Fredonia. The piece mentions Bishop Vincent summering at Chautauqua and local school memorial rituals and a Mead Township high school election plan.
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Erie
Corydon
Chautauqua Assembly
Lily Dale Assembly
Clarendon Boro
Salamanca
Will Hassett
Warren
Avr Ackley
Conewango Creek
Electric Railroad Company
Northwestern Association
Department of Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
Fredonia
N. Y
the Grove
J. H. Vincent
Los Angeles
Chautauqua
Indianapolis
Gray
Matthew’s Run
J.G. Ward
Union City Times
First Methodist Church
Pioneer Church
Jamestown Post
Davis Drug Co Clarifies Predecessor Notice Claims
The Davis Drug Co informs customers that any notices of claims by Davis Drug Company Limited and Attorney Arird for goods sold before February 6, 1904 are not owned or held by the present company. The current firm took charge the day before that date and the old company, now out of business, remains the source of those claims.
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Davis Drug Company. Limited
Arird
Davis Drug Co
M. M. Dunham
Wedding Presents Stock at Morck and Kirberger's
Morck and Kirberger's announces a large up to date stock of cut glass silverware clocks watches and jewelry as wedding presents. Inspection invited and prices very low. For sale pair dark bay horses six years old call at P D Swanson Irvineton Pa.
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Morck & Kirberger’s
Merck & Kirberger’s
Pennsylvania Chautauqua at Mt Gretna July to August 1904
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced rate special excursion tickets from all stations for the Pennsylvania Chautauqua in Mt Gretna Pa running from July 1 to August 5 1904. See ticket agents for details. Wanted an old pair of andirons for a small fireplace contact Mail Office.
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Mt. Gretna
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Youngsville County Notes Round Up of Local Happenings
Clare Andrews and wife from Warren spent Sunday in town. Ed. Jackson lost a valuable horse last Thursday. Five and a half acres were bought for two new school buildings to be erected on College street. Jed Wright, aged seventy, died Friday. Will Taft returns from Allegheny College on summer break. Free Methodists plan tent meetings at Peterson's Grove starting July 3. The Youngsville House to change hands soon to Mr. Sweet. Charles Fay, 76, died June 18 and funeral held June 20.
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Matthew’s Ran
Railroad Street
Saints
School Board
College Street
Youngsville
J. B. White
Mr. Carrey
Jed Wright
West Main Street
Grandin
L. McDowell
Kate Agnew
Garland
Ida Dunham
Blue Eye
Donald Burns
Sugar Grove
Will Taft
Allegheny College
Free Methodists
Peterson’s Grove
Ida Currey
Titusville
Theodore Russell
Currey
Kane
J. W. Agrelius
Youngstown
Ohio
Mr. Sweet
Frank Dalrymple
Findlay
Pittsfield
Fox
Warren
Village notes reflect summer visitors industry and transport
June items report John F. Clark and family resting in the village, Clair Thompson returning from Mexico, Elmer McDowell starting work in Beaver Falls, and Mrs Biddle growing fine straw berries. The Allegheny Springs hotel opens under Mr Babcock, with summer guests Uncle Peter Tomlinson and Miss Stanton arriving from Florida. Also listed are local calls, a hay crop forecast, a dangerous illness of David Carlson, a Children Day service, Miss Theresa Nelson praised, and a speeding Erie passenger engine drawing concern over safety and potential penalties for engineers.
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John F. Clark
Carl Myers
Our Village
Clair Thompson
Mexico
Elmer McDowell
Youngsville
State College
Beaver Falls
Nelson Mead
Corydon
Percey Belknap
Erie
George H. Somers
Mr. B
Penn’a Co
David Carlson
Petroleum Centre
P.R. R
David
Presbyterian Sunday School
Theresa Nelson
Miss Lake
Randolph
N. Y
Samuelson reunion planned at J P Samuelson home
Several from Chandler's Valley attended Sugar Grove commencement last week. Miss May Nobles returned from Warren after two months at Hoff's business college. The Samuelson reunion is set for Wednesday June 29 at J P Samuelson's home. Anna Falconer shows improvement. Mabel and Olive Spencer are mentioned among local residents.
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Sugar Grove
May Nobles
Warren
Hoff's Business College
Samuelson
J. P. Samuelson
Anna Falconer
Mabel
Olive Spencer
Local Notes From Columbus and Surrounding Areas
June 27 Columbus notes report Louis and Gerald Monroe departing for a two week visit in Ithaca New York David O Smith of Corry visited last week Mrs Chas Fox hosted friends last Wednesday The hotel property sold to Mrs Laura Jarrett Mr and Mrs James Brann Warren guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Allen Brann stayed Sunday Elton Allen moved to Jamestown to take a new job Mrs A W Francis entertained friends last Friday Park picnics were held during the past week
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Louis
Gerald Monroe
Ithaca
N. Y
David O. Smith
Corry
Chas. Fox
Laura Jarrett
James Brann
Warren
Edward Allen
Brann
Elton Allen
Jamestown Sunior
A. W. Francis
County Clippings Highlights Local Notes
Su gar Grove records Charles Shortt Jr returns home after a year at Brooklyn engineering school. New permanent walks are being laid. Grace MacDonald returns after a year in Boston. Sheffield Observer reports Mrs J K Cochran dies June 18 aged 78. funeral at home. Frank Dickinson buys Crary house and will move this summer. Forest Chemical Co pushes new Barnes plant. Youngsville Citizen notes Prof White moves to Warren to head Piso office, leaving county superintendency race. White served six years at Youngsville High. praised as teacher. Anti Gossip Thimble Club entertained by Mrs Preston with guests. Kate Agnew hired to teach in Garland. Ida Dunham teaches another year near Blue Eye. Tidicute News lists teachers leaving for Tionesta and Sewickley. four new teachers needed. T.H.S. Alumni elect officers. Arthur White and family leave for Riverside Cal. Hunter Memorial School cornerstone laid June 20. Fred Fuellhart graduates dental studies in Philadelphia and returns home.
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Sheffield
J. KE. Cochran
J.C. Straubel
Frank Dickinson
Crary
Crary Avenue
Forest Chemical Co
Barnes
Youngsville
White
Warren
Piso
Preston
J. P. Burns
Gertrude Ramsey
Belnap
Kate Agnew
Garland
Ida Dunham
Seers
Blue Eye
Blanche Mae Pease
Tionesta
Blanche McAuley
Sewickley
T. H.S
C. C. Kemble
Mary Dawson
Emma Weseley
H. E. Clarke
Arthur B. White
Riverside
Cal
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Hunter Memorial School
Fred Fuellhart
Philadelphia
Pianos Promoted in Warren Wareroom Sale
Advertises C H Henderson Piano Co offering eight manufacturers in Warren Pa with 15 day house cleaning bargains Easy terms second uprights in exchange and a call to visit the wareroom for tonal comparisons Also notes big horse arrival in Jamestown Pa with measurements and a special D A V train service for July 4 return trips and a press brick sale at the mail office
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Warren
C. H. Henderson Piano Co
Penn’a Ave
East
Warren, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Jamestown High School
Chandler’s Valley
I. P. Samuelson
Ira Samuelson
L. J. Johnson
C. J. Samuelson
Mead Township
Rogers Mills
Eva Corbin
Valentine
Stoneham
Case
Anna Dervin
Myrtle Farley
Clarendon
Edward Johnson
Lavery
Gertrude Hanley
Watson
Charles Winnersberger
Tiona
A. F. Strickland
Mary Schneider
Blanche Thompson
P. D. Swanson
Irvineton, Pa
Jamestown
Charles Fay
Jackson Run
O. J. Gage
Irvington
Columbus
Charles Shortt, Jr
Brooklyn
J. T. Norris
Lottaville
Dunkirk
Mai
N. Greenland & Son
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Shears Department Store
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas, E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Crescent
Dayton
National
Gendron
Westfield
Penn’s Avenue West
Diamond Block
Edward E. Hertzel
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Telephone Connections
B. Warren Tel. Co
Ions Hepburn, M.D. E
Corner Market St
Penn’a Avenue
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
N. Greenlund & Son
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