News Notes Of The Week From Warren County
Entre Nous Club social at Miss Isabelle Downing's Third street home features officer elections and refreshments. Kis of interest include mumps in Miss Dugan, a fatal Jamestown nurse incident, a horse theft probe in Erie county, a Warren piano recital, and local legal actions. Several accidents, deaths, and civic notes round out the weekly wrap with multiple named locals and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Downing
Entre Nous Club
Third Street
The Man on the Box at Library Theater
Henry Dixey’s stage comedy The Man on the Box plays at Library Theater with Wilmer Walter and company. A humorous farce about Bob Warburton in a coachman’s livery who hides in a carriage box after a bail scene at the British Embassy, sparking courtroom chaos and romantic complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Dixey
New York
Wilmer Walter
Library Theater
Harold McGrath
Elizabeth Annesly
Washington
Bob Warburton
Betty
Cupid
The Man on the Box brings light comedy to the stage
A lively review praises The Man on the Box for its brisk pace bright mood and blend of comedy farce sentiment and mild melodrama. The production features a strong cast special scenery and meticulous detail with seats available at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
County News From East Branch Highlights And Happenings
East Branch February news notes a farmers institute at Spring Creek, local visits, and social gatherings. Temperatures dropped to 22 degrees below zero last Thursday. The article lists residents traveling to Oil City, pupils from Cobb Corners School attending classes, and upcoming Mission Society events with Mrs. Lynda Leonard and Mrs. Sadie Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Farmers Institute
Spring Creek
Laura Hill
Oil City
Ora Mitchell
J. B. Logan
Merritt
A. P. Whiteley
Earnest Hayes
Lewis Culver
The
Home Mission Society
Lynda Leonard
A. J. May
Forest
Tucker’s Corners
Dale Lillie
Corry
Cobb’s Corner’s School
Don Whaley
Leon Whiteley
Harry Fairchild
Willie Gray
Nellie Gray
Hubert Cobb
Stephen Cobb
Ava Mitchell
Leon Mitchell
Howard Mitchell
Sarah Mitchell
Local visitors and residents in Sugar Run week noted
Sugar Run February 28. Mrs Orpha Tome and son Philip of Quaker Bridge New York visited in town as guests of her mother Mrs Geo Foulkrod. Mrs Francis Brown staying in Kinzua with Mrs George Finch. John Wooster from Warren called on friends last week. Wm Belzer of Timbuc McKean County visited in town last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Orpha Tome
Philip
Quakerbridge
N. Y
Geo. Foulkrod
Francis Brown
Kinzua
George Finch
John Wooster
Warren
Twas
Callington
Wm. Belzer
Timbuc
McKean County
People Coming and Going in Warren Area News
A stream of visitors and residents traveling between Warren and nearby towns is noted. Miss Bertha Manning in Jamestown. A P Thacher and W H Shortt visiting Warren. Mrs C W Head visiting Franklin for Ernest Head. numerous locals from Youngsville Kane Sugar Grove Titusville and Meadville travel or stay with friends and family.
Town News Briefs and Ice Threat to Bridge
Mrs Myrta Roy of Kentucky has left for Limestone New York to visit her parents. John Fargo departed for Bradford. Abel Wilcox of Onoville New York was in town for a day last week. Milton Campbell of Klondike was in town, and Frank Guernsey who works at Wolf Run New York was here Monday. The P R R Co bridge over Sugar Run Creek is in danger from an ice gorge and workers are at the site attempting to save it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Abbott
Sugar Grove
Warren
Friends
W. S. Clark
Atlantic City
Susie Davis
D. H. Siggins
Julia Nelson
Titusville
Bertha Uhl
Michael Silk
Graham
Clarion
H. A. Burns
Mt. Jewett
Fred Burns
Dorothy
Genevieve Kerr
Mary Hesch
Julius B. Sonne
California
Oregon
Myrta Roy
Kentucky
Limestone
N. Y
John Fargo
Bradford
Abel Wilcox
Onoville
Milton Campbell
Klondike
Frank Guernsey
Wolf Run
Sugar Run
Roumanian Watermelon Arrives in American Tables
The Roumanian watermelon, introduced through diplomatic channels led by Horace G. Knowles, features a thin skin and flesh that is both yellow and red. Tested as adaptable to American growing conditions, the melon is praised for its delicate flavor and large size, with hotels in New York and Philadelphia planning to feature it next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
United States
Roumania
Horace G. Knowles
Articultural
Knowles
New York
Philadelphia
Weeds and Wildflowers Distinguishing Garden Plants
A reflective piece on how weeds mimic flowers in youth and the challenges of distinguishing friend from foe in a garden. It notes varieties like candy tuft grass nasturtium rue plantain poppy and dandelion and discusses how seedlings’ paths reveal their true natures as rosettes or woody stems.
Amount of Grain For Cattle Fattening
Guidance on feeding cattle for fattening emphasizes using coarse foods where possible to cut costs, supplying enough concentrates to speed fattening and reduce maintenance, reducing grain if digestion worsens, and cutting grain immediately if the animal stops eating, with condimental food to restore stomach tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pharsday
Miss Dugan
Youngsville
Titusville Herald
Marion Briggs
Russell
William Owens
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Briggs
Free Methodist Church
Lillian Baskin
Women's Christian Association Hospital
Jamestown
James F. Baskin
Stoneboro
Erie County
Parsons
Erie Market House
Clyde Smith
Gertrude A. Greaves
Martha Eccles
Kane
Kane Y. M. C
Leroy B. Campbell
Omar Khayam
Kittanning
George Hosick
Charles Gura
Hosick
Everts
Franklin
J. L. van Ness
B. Franklin Royer
Harrisburg
Franklin Sunday
Burton Stranford
State Department
George Grosch
Currie
Liberty and
Sixth Streets
Liberty Street
Siegfried
Edward Currie
Sutton
Neb
Geborge G. Hutchison
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
John F. St. Clair
Warren County
N. J. Harris
West End
Justice Perry
Carrie Johnson
Gladerun
Miss Johnson
Columbian Athletic Club
No. 1
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Ann Swinburne
New Warren Hotel
Jacob Hetzel
Thomas Earl
Dayton
Nelson Drake
Buffalo
Harry Sontag
Glade Township
Justice Wheeler
L. S. Sweet
Sontag
Frank Tuck
Sewickley
Tack Bros
Oil Exchange
Denmark
Nels Anderson
Dickinson
William Rowland
Philomel
Ridelsperger
Joseph Haydn
C. W. Jamieson
Arthur W. Dennison
Akeley
General Assembly
Genevieve McGuckin
Ernest Anderson
Russell Street
Marguerite Rapp
David Moore
Pittsburg
the Woodard Show
Woodard Theater
Hodge Musical 4
Teddy Osborne
Pennsylvania
Man ON the Box
County News
Sadie Cobb
Decker
Gray
Messrs. N. Oraitt
Edgar Eastman
Spartansburg
A. P. Thacher
W. H. Shortt
W. P. Nutting
J. H. Fuellhart
George H. Dunham
E. H. Smith
Ridgway
Lillian Smith
P. W. Durkin
Thos. Paisley
J. C. McDonald
M. E. Church of
City
E. V. McDonald
Warren B. Messerly
Mr. Messerly
Westinghouse Electric Works
O. Burgess
Tidioute
S. W. Brown
Clara van Every
Hugh V. Hazeltine
Augusta
A.J. Hazeltine
John Siggins
John Siggins, Jr
Salamanca
Roy Samuelson
Detroit
Mich
C. C. Cooper
Kossuth
E. W. Cooney
Irvine
Knights
Columbus
Louis Kadella
Lyceum
St. Marys
C. W. Spencer
H. B. Partridge
Wellsville
Uncle Sam
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Pa
Siegfried’s Pharmacy
Warren PA
Lcs
Tee
el Tem
Rey
Nia
McCall
Canada
Meccall’s
Postal
McCall Co
37Th St
Skech
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Office
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