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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
2
The notice urges correspondents to provide first names or initials when writing about individuals. Without a verifiable first name or initial, the item is considered not worth recording for the public record.
Feb 27 report from Cornplanter Reservation notes deaths and funerals in Quakerbridge New York with Victoria Jacob and Mary Gordon names. Births include a daughter to George and wife in Old Town New York. Several locals attend gatherings, visits, or travel across nearby towns including Onoville Warren Jamestown Gawango Corydon and Niagara Falls.
Miss Lou Miller of Java N Y visits friends and plans trips to Cambridge Springs. Rex Munger of Stockton and others visit local residents. Revival meetings led by Rev Smith in North Clymer. Sugar orchards tapped but no sugar yet. Evans Hall weekly singing. U B church Ladies Aid reports 31 members and a 3 70 collection. four and a half cords of wood cut for the church with thanks to Mr Cornish for timber and to volunteers.
The weekly page reports a successful Sunday School social clearing about twenty dollars. Residents entertain visitors from Falconer and Jamestown. Schools in Akeley and Fentonville host Washington birthday programs. Families relocate farms and homes as local moving shifts continue.
Sanford notes show the Good Will Society of the M E church gathering at Mrs A F Goodwill's home with many attendees. Other items include Miss Orra Falkinburg traveling from Jamestown and updates on church services and upcoming events at Howard Meadon and with Mrs EK Fetterolf.
The Cold Brook lodge degree team conferred the third degree at Sheffield last Friday and again at Jamestown Monday night. Local residents including Mr and Mrs E D McKee Warren visited James Norris and Mr and Mrs C N Samuelson Warren visited W H Mixes and E P Shutt family at Jamestown and Falconer. Ray Lovejoy Jamestown visited A M McDonald over Sunday. A seventeen youth sleigh ride to Lakewood ended with harness breaking and late return. Thomas Byrnes delivered a lecture on Wendell Philips to an appreciative audience. Seminary students plan entertainment next Thursday evening.
Mrs N J Ault remains in Warren with illness while her husband and son plan return. Carl Munsen travels to Washington DC for steam shovel work. Mrs Jane Starett visits her sick daughter. Er W Coony and Irvine Steel Works manager visit Bradford PA on business. Ladies Aid of M E church renovates interior with Charles Freight’s painting. Prof Simpkins backs scholars for a Washington’s Birthday I O G L entertainment, which is a grand success.
Farmington reports the Baptist church Ladies Aid Society met with Guy Wilcox on February 22. They purchased a library of 60 books for the Sunday School. Ivander School to present an entertainment March 3. An event for church benefit planned for mid March. M E quarterly meeting set for March 26 weekend. Frank McIntyre is recovering from a crushed foot. Alango Skimmel, from Lanning Hill, has pneumonia but is improving.
John Gross died at his Wrightsville home on February 25 after a lingering illness. Surviving are his widow Rose Chipman Gross, his mother, one sister, and three brothers. Nearby residents Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe spend summers here while others relocate farms. Reports note snowbound roads and log deliveries to the Erie station.
Miss Mabel Thomas is seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs W J Grandin also ill with the grippe. The Local Hive L O T M held a thimble party at the Hall followed by a review. A silver tea was hosted by Mrs Cora Downing for the Sunday school class at the Calvins. Roy Wooden, sick, is improving. Baggage master Wm Cohell has returned to work after grippe. Mr and Mrs Guy Courson visited relatives nearby. Mrs L A Wetherill hosted Mrs Courson. Mrs Melvin Rosequist recovers from grippe. Ben and Mrs Courson on sick list.
C M Bergstrom Anthony Muntz and Val Hinton hauled logs to Allegheny Car yards last week. Mrs P A Hoag visited relatives in town. B M Palmer and Thomas Preston left for Parker's Landing. A son was born to R W Sparks and wife. Mrs Helen Arthur visited Kinzua. Gus Johnson and Val Hinton drove to Steamburg New York. J E Morse and family visited Warren as guests of his daughter Mrs Harry Holt. Mrs Charles Hallsinger returned from Corydon. S M Cain and wife are listed as sick. C S Hoag of Scandia called on relatives. Mary Whiteley stayed near Cambridge Springs. Mary Green returned from Tiona after caring for ill friends. John Singleton gave up work due to grippe.
A lengthy roll of estate and deed transfers shows numerous parcels, heirs and buyers across Warren, Corydon, Pine Grove, Sugar Grove, Sheffield, Glade, Warren and surrounding towns. Amounts range from $1 to $3,500 with many parcels listed as single dollar transfers.
A man who hammers on a single theme persistently tends to win attention and achieve success. The piece argues consistency and focus yield eventual recognition.
Do not fear being used and perform small acts of kindness willingly. The Home Chat note urges putting love and effort into every good turn, even if it seems minor.
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