Social Notes From Akeley And Hale Rumor
Akeley residents report visits from Mr and Mrs Gamble Bradley of Erie and gatherings hosted by Mrs Minnie Bradley and Mrs Jean Schirtzinger. Mrs E A Herrick is recovering. Hale Cemetery Association held its annual meeting at Hale schoolhouse with W C Hale as president and fellow officers re-elected.
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Akeley
March S
Gamble Bradley
Erie
Minnie Bradley
Henry Larson
D. M. Howard
Florida
Lassie Lindsey
Rose Geracimos
Jean Schirtzinger
Howard Homestead
Local Notes From Bear Lake March Update
Miss Clara Crosby of Corry spent time at home this week. Emma Lopus returns from Ohio after visiting her mother. Mr and Mrs William Mather moved to Brocton New York. Mrs H Scholton left for a three week trip to Warren Jamestown and Open Meadows. H H Barry of Jamestown visited Bear Lake. Carl Scholton lost a valuable cow last week. W W McCallister traveled to Erie on business. Frank Ayling of Steadman visited town. W G Ely, former Bear Lake resident, died in North Dakota and will be brought back for burial. Red F Hawkins left for Springboro for a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Clara Crosby
Corry
Emma Lopus
Ohio
William Mather
Brocton
N. Y
H. Scholton
Warren
Jamestown
Open Meadows
H. H. Barry
Carl Scholton
W. W. McCallister
Erie
Frank Ayling
Steadman
W. G. Ely
North Dakota
Red F. Hawkins
Springboro
Spring Creek News Briefs March 1
Local items report Fred Donaldson visiting son Clarence in West Port. Fritz Burroughs sick at his daughter Mrs Rounds in Corry. Glenn Wynn and family visited John Samples in Columbus. Leo Robinault returned from Fagundas. R F D carrier Chas Washburn ill. H J Spencer covers route. G W Graham moving to KE Tucker’s farm. Mrs Johnson of Columbus visited friends. Mrs George Hazenstab died after long illness in Corry. husband and two children survive. Clifford Wells ill. father covers his route. Mattson trip to Canada. Hattie Peterson of Wattsburg visiting mother Susie Peterson. Archie Taylor to Erie. Harry Gray from Erie visiting parents. Alton Wynn bought an ox team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Fred Donaldson
West Port
Clarence
Fritz Burroughs
Rounds
Corry
Glenn Wynn
John Samples
Columbus
Leo Robinault
Fagundas
Chas. Washburn
H. J. Spencer
G. W. Graham
KE. V. Tuckers
Johnson
George Hazenstab
Clifford Wells
Theres Mattson
Canada
Hattie Peterson
Wattsburg
Susie Peterson
Archie Taylor
Erie
Harry Gray
Alton Wynn
Real Estate Transfers List From Local Records
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds recorded. buyers include Elien Marshall to New maker in Conewango for 208 dollars and Martha Covey to John R. Scott in Spring Creek for 32000. Others include Vaughn to R E Vaughn in Grand Valley for 250, and several sales in Warren, Youngsville, Pittsfield, and surrounding towns ranging from 1 dollar to 32000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elien Marshall
F. H. Newmaker
Conewango
Wm. W. Vaughn
R. BE. Vaughn
Grand Valley
R. E. Vaughn
Henry H. Dassett
Martha J. Gourley
Earl W. Guerley
Sugar Grove
Ida Jane Hill
Mercy I. Day
Farmington
Martha Covey
John R. Scott
Spring Creek
Norton Cook
Bert B. Cook
Warren
John F. Voik
Hannah Felton
Columbus
L. B. Wood Co
August Anderson
Eldred
Maude C. Pay
M. Brady
Youngsville
Frances M. Anderson
Albert W. Smith
Sarah A. Nichols
Effie Nichols
Pittsfield
I. C. Camp
Effie A. Nichols
The First Newspaper Published in Our Colonies
A 1690 issue by Benjamin Harris appeared at the London Coffee House in Boston printed by Richard Pierce. Only one copy exists in the Colonial State Paper Office of London, printed on three pages with two columns per page. The paper promises monthly notices of notable events in publick affairs.
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Our Colonies
Benjamin Harris
London
Boston
Richard Pierce
Colonial State Paper
Publick
Japan lecture draws large Farmington audience
A Sunday evening lecture on Japan by Rev. Sibley drew a large Farmington audience. Next Sunday, Mr. C. C. Burch will speak at the M. E. church. A fire scare at Jay Cowles’ home caused by an oil stove ended with all items in the room destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Japan
Sibley
C. C. Burch
M. E. Church
Busti
Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church
Mary Loucks
Jay Cowles
East Branch School Attendance and Local Changes
East Branch notes list pupils present all of June at Cobb's school: Hubert Cobb Stephen Cobb Leon Whiteley Nellie Gray Willie Gray Harry Fairchilds Ava Howard Sarah Mitchel Genevieve Mitchel Win Whsteley teacher. George Armitage sold his East Branch farm to C A Whaley and N H Blanchard sold his store to L F Armitage.
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East Branch
Cobb
Hubert
Stephen Cobb
Leon Whiteley
Nellie
Willie Gray
Harry Fairchilds
Ava Howard
Sarah
Genevieve Mitchel
Win. Whsteley
George Armitage
C. A. Whaley
N. H. Blanchard
L. F. Armitage
Ek. C. Hemminway
Springfield
Ohio
May Mitchell
Meadville
Cc. Houghtling
E. Hemminway
Erwin Hemminway
Leon Mitchell
John Logan
Pittsfield Briefs on Local Health and Travel
Mrs Dick Johnson remains in critical but slowly improving condition after a major operation at Emergency hospital last Thursday. Hazel Johnson, Miss Hazel, underwent appendicitis surgery in Warren and is improving. Mrs Elmer Biddle of Kane visits friends in town. Wave Norman of Sheffield visits mother Mrs S Thompson. Mrs S Pinkerton and Elmer Biddle go to Erie on business. Charley Poy also travels to Warren for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Dick Johnson
J. $. Lydiatt
George
Warren
Hazel
Elmer Biddle
Kane
Wave Norman
Sheffield
S. Thompson
S. Pinkerton
Erie
Charley Poy
Wests Attend Cambridge Springs Visit and Local Social Notes
Columbus reports Mr. and Mrs. B A West visited Cambridge Springs guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barnes. Mrs. Ed Allen returns to Warren after attending her father Hanison Ayers funeral. Various local visits and travel notes include Mrs. Tyler to Bradford, Mrs. Leon Hill and Mrs. Ed Scrambling groups visiting, and Amy Scholton visiting her sister in Sherman. Ladies Auxiliary to meet March 13 with Mrs. Laura Covel. attendance encouraged for work. Grace Bagley returns to Jamestown after visiting her mother. Clayton Carrier buys John Carroll property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
B. A. West
Cambridge Springs
Ed Barnes
Ed Allen
Warren
Hanison Ayers
Tyler
Bradford
Clifford Rickerson
Amy Scholton
Sherman
Lee Boardman
Laura Covel
Grace Bagley
Jamestown
Hudson
Wm. Lamona
Spartansburg
Carl Clark
Clayton Carrier
John Carrol
Citizens National Bank Balance Sheet Fragment
Fragmentary bank statement shows assets and liabilities including bonds, securities, loans, reserves, and redemption funds. Entries list U S bonds, due from banks, reserve items, real estate owned, and cash items totaling 582 853 41.
Financial Statement of Warren Bank Assets and Liabilities
The document lists assets totaling 4 039 971 83 including loans and discounts 1 479 451 97 and U S bonds 300 000 00 as well as cash items and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock surplus 250 000 09 undivided profits 28 888 97 and deposits totaling 3 191 907 35 with notes unpaid dividends and reserve figures.
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Ei Cde essGaedatesh
ANA Axes
Csecceeccce
Esseeeseeers
Eed Geesbsdieevedge
GU Ae
U.S
Capital Stock
National Bank
Market Report from New York March 6
WHPAT No 8 red tc h 1090 dollars. OATS Standard t 0b bio. BUTTER Creamery specials 31140 extras 1c. WGGS State and Pennsylvania white fancy new large 26c.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
New Large
Market Prices Report from Buffalo on March 6
Wheat values show No 2 white at 1.00 dollars and No 77 red at 1.04. Corn lists No 3 yellow at 71 to 75 cents and No 4 yellow at fugee. Oats quotes No 2 white at 57 cents and No 3 white at 56 4 cents. Butter prices for Creamery Western tubs extras 22 cents. other creamery quotes around 24 27 cents. Potatoes white fancy at 1.20 1.22 per pound.
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Buffalo
East Buffalo Market Report Cattle Sheep and Hogs Prices
East Buffalo Livestock Market lists cattle prices for prime steers 1,280 to 1,400 pounds 7.65 to 8.00, choice fat cows 5.00 to 5.78, heifers 5.50 to 6.00, export bulls 5.25 to 6.00, veals 9.25 to 9.59 and fair to good 8.25 to 9.00. Sheep and lambs show choice spring lambs 7.00 to 7.25 and mixed sheep 4.99 to 5.75. Hogs include light Yorkers 6.50 to 6.70, heavy hogs 5.89 to 6.90, pigs 6.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Buffalo
Fortieth Annual Meeting of Pennsylvania Editorial Association
The Pennsylvania State Editorial Association will hold its fortieth annual meeting and banquet in Harrisburg on March 11 and 12. Guests include Dr. Harvey W. Wiley and State Senator Sproul. invitations have been sent to the Governor and Cabinet. The program features talks on circulation, journalism education, and licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Harrisburg
Harvey W. Wiley
United States
Sproul
Pennsylvania
Henry Houck
Fred Newell
Clarion Sentinel
Ernest G. Smith
Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
George Washington
Addison C. Dickinson
New Castle Herald
Sharon News
H. C. Freeman
Wanted reliable local representative for Graham Nursery Co
Help wanted notice seeks a reliable man to represent Graham Nursery Co locally or to travel. Steady weekly pay with salary or commission. Rochester New York. 2-22-31. Pasha
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Graham Nursery CO
Rochester
N. Y
Japanese Seaweed In World’s Largest Coast Distribution
A garbled note describes kelp and seaweed abundant along coastlines, mentioning Japanese use in foods and a generic term for a dish or product. It hints at edible seaweed varieties and their wide coastal distribution.
Bank Statement Highlights Loans and Securities Ledger
The document lists loans and discounts totaling over 1.05 million dollars with overdrafts and U S bonds securing circulation. It details banking house assets, reserve balances, notes of other National Banks, legal tender notes, and a capital stock of 100000 with surplus and profits. J C Conarro, cashier, swore to the accuracy on February 27, 1915 before a notary.
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U.S
Wees Law
Wiiz
SPO Cic
Creeser
Sacces
U. S
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
Ss. I. BE
H. Lampe
I. A. Lamps
H. Davis
Eerereer
Renee Cerry
Apne
Ea! Spocic
Eeree
Seneseer Seneeee
J.C. ’.Conarro
C.f. Conarno
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Warren, Pennsylvania
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Second Street
First National Bank
Penn’a
F.K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
A. R. Mix
Piptseleld
Leon Hill
Ed Scrambling and Son
Elton Simmons
Citizens National Bank
Resources
L. Gerould
A. Boooth
Warren National Bank
U.S A
Nat Tce
Bolgo Ams Salvascrasske
Cesta
Sachanete
Qlbio Ods
Slater
D. Brown
We. K
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Editorial Association
Hampton Magazine
Sea
Frank P. Stockbridge
Thomas R. MacMechen
Joseph Jastrow
Richard Berry
S. Ten Eyck Bourke
Arthur Stringer
Thomas E. Green
Alice MacGowan
Harris Merton
Lynn
Freeman Tilden
Whitehail
Whitehall Megrcmine Co
South Bend
Ind
B. F. Poole
Union
Pasha
Frank Morrison, Joseph A. Schueleld
K Russell
Washington
Congress At Work
Baltimore
Philadelphia
David Todd
Williamsport
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