Political notes on congressional candidates in Twenty eighth district
Washington reporters note J C Sibley’s decision was influenced by Major Alexander McDowell of Sharon who backed him. Wheeler did not nominate McDowell’s preferred candidate, prompting McDowell to support Sibley. Breathing room exists for Salem Heilman and W C Pettit amid pressure to run. General Willis J Hulings of Oil City is also mentioned as a potential Republican candidate, potentially energizing the contest.
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Washington
J. C. Sibley
Congress
Alexander McDowell
Sharon
Wheeler
McDowell
Sibley
Venango County
Salem Heilman
Protected Home Circle
Heilman
W. C. Pettit
Greenville
Mercer Dispatch
Willis J. Hulings
Oil City
Hulings
Venango Spectator
Franklin
Warren County Historical Society Holds Annual Meeting
The Warren County Historical Society gathered Saturday at the Y M C A with C W Stone presiding. J G Smith Tracy Green land R G Chapel and Robert Mackay sang. Guy C Swanson spoke on Danish and Swedish settlement. Officers chosen include W M Lindsey president and Levi Smith F H Langworthy and Rev W H Jones vice presidents with Lindsey reappointed secretary and N K Wendelboe as treasurer. Five directors were named: Lindsey Stone Wetmore MacGowan and Rogers.
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Warren County Historical Society
W. Stone
Messrs
J. G. Smith
Tracy Greenland
R. G. Chapel
Robert Mackay
Guy C. Swanson
Warren County
Lenore Snopf
Crandall
Messrs. W. M. Lindsey
C. W. Stone
Eri. D. Wetmore
W. L. MacGowan
B. W. Rogers
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded in Warren County
The list shows transfers in multiple towns including Pittsfield Glade Warren Sheffield Conenango and Cherry Grove with buyers and sellers such as Bert McGee Oscar F Peterson Rosa Berevina Geo Lesser Mary Nichols and Peter Berry. Amounts range from $0.83 to $3 000 with several $1 transfers and several properties noted by individuals and couples. The notices conclude with Read THE MAIL.
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Bert McGee
EK. Carlson
Pittsfield
Val
Con
W. J. Knupp
Peter M. Smith
Glade
Oscar F. Peterson
Guseppe
Eunice L
Horton Et al
Sheffield
Warren Co
Thomas Shaner
Warren
Cherry Grove
Peter Berry
Oscar F. Allen
Gust Sturve
Joseph N. Eager
James Shepard
Clarendon
Mary L. Cogswell
Frank A. Cogswell
Geo. A. Lesser
Leo Drake
George C. Mattice
Spring Creek
Alex Anderson
Mary A. Nichols
Sugar Grove
Co. F. Newgreen
J. W. McClune
Youngsville
Henry E. McConnell
Davis Williams
Deerfield
Fred Fredelius
Geo. F. Taylor
Clarinda Brown
Edwin H. Allen
Fred May
Eldred
Clarence R. Jones
W. L. Arnold
Conenango
Minnie B. Price
Joe O. Gunning
Lottsville
Frank M. Howard
Geo. “Be. Turner
Columbus
Sophia Young
Milton Baney
Blaired
Community Notices From Eagle and Freehold
Local column lists residents visiting relatives and friends, ongoing illnesses and recoveries, movers and visits across towns including East Branch Spartansburg Richmond Cambridge Springs Sharon Erie Oil City Meadville Pittsfield Akeley and Maple Place. The Maple Place creamery processes 8000 pounds of milk every two days and churns about 350 pounds of butter.
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Ponds Corners
J. J. Wheeler
C. E. Mix
Bell Telephone Company
Akeley
Maple Place
Sug ar Run March Visitors List Local Town
In town Tuesday last Ira Williams of Corydon and Ralph Marsh of Kinzua were seen. Warren visitors included R. E. Green and wife F E Marsh and Jack Reeves. Several residents attended Pomona Grange at Youngsville. Funeral attendance marked by Mrs Julia Walters of Warren, formerly Miss Julia Wooster. Other locals noted include J P Smith grand juror and Anthony Muntz visiting Corydon.
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Sugar Run
Ira Williams
Corydon
R. E. Green
F. E. Marsh
Jack Reeves
Warren
Ralph Marsh
Kinzua
J. E. Morse
J.P. Smith
Smethport
Henry Arthur
Akeley
F. E. Nickerson
Pomona Grange
Youngsville
Hayes Springer
Lottie Foulkrod
John Hook
Anthony Muntz
C. M. Bergstrom
Eliza Hook
Walters
Julia Wooster
Jerry Smith
James Hinton
Wim Stull
Tomes
McKean County
Dema Nickerson
S. M. Cain
O. E. Hoop
John Wooster
Poverty Social Event Brightens Cable Hollow Gatherings
The Poverty Social at Mrs C W Grant's home Saturday evening March 5 drew a warm turnout. Locals report moves to Russell as Gaylord Hangard and Gertie Hinckley relocate their goods. Visitors from Frewsburg and Warren share updates with neighbors and the Ladies Aid Society meets for dinner.
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Cable Hollow
C. W. Grant
Gaylord Hangard
Gertie Hinckley
Russell
Mary van Orsdale
Ralph
Frewsburg
N. Y
Harriet Sears
Ladies’ Aid Society
August Peterson
Nancey Dunn
Friends In
the Valley
Mary Whatford
Mae Sumner
Mary Potter
Emogene Fellows
Warren
Mary McCoy
Peaport
Cobb's Corners Notes From Cass's Corner March 14
Mrs E E Houghtling visits son R M Houghtling in Sanford. Will Logan returns from campaigning. Mr Bane of Union City visits Elmer Gray. Willie Armitage returns from Oil City. Miss Sarah Cobb sick with grippe and tonsillitis but improving. Charley Whaley visits from Corry Brass Bed Stead works. Ezra Culp from State Lot works for James Phillis. Sam Brown rents Louis Hills farm for next year.
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Cass’s Corners
E. E. Houghtling
R. M. Houghtling
Sanford
Will Logan
Mr. Bane
Union City
Elmer Gray
Willie Armitage
Oil City
Sarah Cobb
Edinboro
Charley Whaley
Corry
Ezra Culp
State Lot
James Phillis
Sam Brown
Louis Hill
Funeral services held for Mrs Nancy Hull in Tidioute
The funeral for Mrs. Nancy Hull wife of Henry Hull occurred at the family home in Tidioute on Saturday March 5 with interment in Tidioute Cemetery. Local residents D N Parshall of Titusville and Mrs R L Dreyer of Tionesta visited or called on relatives here during the week.
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Tidioute
Nancy Hull
Henry Hull
D. N. Parshall
Titusville
R. Ly. Dreyer
Tionesta
James Huey
Centerville
M. E. Church
C. Lt. Gray
Elmer Day
Pleasant Street
S. M. Jury
Deila
Mabel
C. C. Jury
Norman P. Bish
Methodist Church
W. H. Downing
Arthur Kerrick
Kinzua
Cynthia Hyatt
Calvin Martin
Miss Greenlee
Sutton Hill
Ladies of the Maccabees
Free Methodist Church
Clyde Morrison
James Morris
Prof
Heinaman
Youngsville
Mary Slater
A. Gibb
Warren
Edwin Bartsch, Sr
Pneumonia Recovery and Local Visits Reported
Mrs Jennie Lindberg is recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Cora Wheeler of Jamestown visited her parents Mr and Mrs E K Stearns. Fred Brooks drove to Youngsville. Mrs Maggie Brown went to Warren for death in her family, Nellie Wells. Miss Jennie Greenlee and Miss Mabel Johnson returned from Sutton Hill. Mrs Myrtle Miller and brother Raymond Lawson attended church. Lizzie Samuelson and Ruby attended Pomona Grange at Youngsville. Kenneth Head of Youngsville visits grandparents E K Stearns. Hazel Nellie and Winifred Tobey recovering from measles. Elmer Lindberg of Jamestown spent Sunday at home.
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Jennie Lindberg
Cora Wheeler
Jamestown
E. K. Stearns
Fred Brooks
Youngsville
Maggie Brown
Warren
Nellie Wells
Jennie Greenlee
Mabel Johnson
Sutton Hill
Myrtle Miller
Raymond Lawson
Lizzie Samuelson
Ruby
Pomona
Kenneth Head
Hazel
Nellie
Winifred Tobey
Elmer Lindberg
Funeral of Elijah Root Attended by Family Members
The funeral for Elijah Root of Sugar Grove was held Monday in Farmington. Attendees from town included Mrs. Mary Loucks and her son Charles, D. Johnson and family, and Mrs. Root’s sister. Olive Cowles, visiting Warren, is now in Farmington.
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Farmington
Elijah Root
Sugar Grove
Mary Loucks
Mr. Root
Charles
D. Johnson
Johnson
Olive Cowles
J. M. Lyon
Warren
Local notes from Lander and nearby towns reported
Mrs Margaret Putnam is ill at her daughter’s home in Lander. Elmer Hodges and Ward Hitchcock plan to reside in the house left by David Phillips. S A Cramer of Russell and Deforest Becker with daughter Nellie and Mrs Henry Phillips with son Paul visited in Lander. Measles illness affected Renaldo Kingsley’s family in Scranton Hollow. Lottie Cramer ill with measles. health officer Beirce inspected dairies in Warren. Maple sugar production underway locally.
Local Notes From Mount Oak and Nearby Areas
Mount Oak items report Prof. Dave of Irvington visiting with friends, Miss Iva Oviatt returning from Youngsville, S A Oviatt summoned to Warren for jury service, James Cochran of Titusville visiting on business. Mr and Mrs J EK Conklin Brad ford visiting S P Nichols. O A Robinson bought a fine horse. A EK Colby moves to Youngsville to oversee W G Colby farm. Wm Pierce to move his family there. R D Daye visits Spartansburg for business. Espey Nichols returns from Titusville with Mrs Rozilla Bentley due to her father S P Nichols illness.
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Mount Oak
Dave
Irvington
Iva Oviatt
Youngsville
S. A. Oviatt
Warren
James Cochran
Titusville
J. EK. Conklin
Bradford
S. P. Nichols
O. A. Robinson
A. EK. Colby
W. G. Colby
Wm. Pierce
R. D. Daye
Spartansburg
Espey Nichols
Rozilla Bentley
Local Notes From East Branch Area
East Branch Pa March 14 The Misses May and Hazel Mitchell and Mr Harry Peterson of Corry spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs W D Mitchell K C Heminway of Corry was a business visitor here recently Mrs Mattie Lyantey and daughters of Ohio are visiting Mrs McClelland Henry Bidwell who rents his farm to Joseph Nichols will move to Corry The Oren McClelland of Greenville and Ralph Berlin of Townville are visiting the McClellands Mr and Mrs C A Skiff are proud parents of twins a boy and girl
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East Branch
May
Hazel Mitchell
Harry Peterson
Corry
W. D. Mitchell
K. C. Heminway
Mattie Lyantey
Ohio
McClelland
Henry Bidwell
Joseph Nichols
Oren McClelland
Greenville
Ralph Berlin
Townville
C. A. Skiff
Local Observations From Fentonville Area
Mr and Mrs C F Adams and children visited Fred Davis and wife at Cheney Point over the weekend. Mrs Byron Sheldon visits her parents for a few days. Miss Dora Davis stays with Mrs John Johnson at Falconer. Ladies Aid Society meets with Mrs Minnie Bradley on March 24. Bert McCoy recovering from blood poisoning. Carl Johnson and children visited his brother at Farmington.
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Fentonville
N. Y
C. F. Adams
Fred Davis
Cheney Point
Byron Sheldon
Dora Davis
John Johnson
Falconer
Ladies Aid Society
Minnie Bradley
Bert McCoy
Carl Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Farmington
Notice to Correspondents at Edinboro Normal
Correspondents must send letters by Monday night or Tuesday noon to ensure publication in the weekly issue. Letters after Tuesday miss the week. late submissions Wednesday night or Thursday noon were not used. Spring Session begins March 22, 1910. a catalogue and circular are available from Principal John F. Bigler.
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Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
The Standard Railroad of America Promises Safer Travel
The Pennsylvania Railroad emphasizes first class equipment and reliable service with all steel coaches dining cars Pullman cars and upcoming sleeping cars. They claim steel cars are fire proof break proof and bend proof offering comfort and safety for travelers as the railroad leads in rail travel innovation.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Standard Railroad of America
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Historical Society Meeting
Y. M. C. A. Auditorium
County Letters
Eagle
Mary Wallace
James Falkinburg
Ruth
Ozro Nichols
L. E. Nichols
Lafe Oviate
Clayton
Arthur Fitch
Herbert
Elmer Drake
Walter Harrison
Richard Gilson
Richmond
Cambridge Springs
Minnie Fitch
D. Fitch
Floyd Canfield
Colby Farm
Andy Smith
Cecil
Fred Cochran
Freehold
Ellen Gagle
Erie
Albert Frask
Carrie Mattison
C. Wynn
Frank Abert
Meadville
John Daugherty
Mildred Hamilton
Dugall
Archie Porter
Spetz Hill
Morgan Clark
Andrew Spetz
Porter
C. Messenger
Oliver Cassler
Sears Hill
Clarence Nelson
C. Nelson
Horace Hazeltine
Kate Price
Chas. Price
M. Clark
Frank Obert
Garland
Elihu Kingsley
Charles Nelson
Cobb’s
Brown Hill
Lander
Els
Mr. Beirce
H. JL. Gibson
D. C. Brasington
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Warren, PA
Menz
Efomerican Ron
B. G. Gregory
Pennsylvania
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