Evening notes from Salamanca and surrounding towns
Neighborhood items from Franklin Speculator Meadville ribune and Oil City Derrick report local events. Fentonville oil drilling near the old hotel begins. Salamanca seeks capital status. Edinboro Normal prepares teachers exams with special classes. sugar grove syrup yields poor this spring. Dun kirk board orders vaccination reduce public school attendance. Sugar Grove post office adds three new routes. riders explore river for ducks near Warren. Ridgway to get new postoffice with government funded boxes. Royal death of Maj Gen William B Franklin misdated. a Ward mother jokes about skipping school. February oil exports rise but demand keeps prices high. Moarck Kirberger hold a three day silverware sale.
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David
Mamma
Meadville Ribune
Corydon County Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Revivals
James Kennedy visits Corydon with enterprising plans while families from Salamanca and Warren spend time in town. Local church revivals thrive with 7:30 services and thanks to Mrs. Morrison for the calla lilies. Community maps, gifts from J C Sibley, and a sugar social fund the new school bell as Ed Board and residents express appreciation.
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James Kennedy
Kennedy
Mr. Kennedy
Harry Griffin
Salamanca
Hotel Griffin
Stryker
Lillian Daniels
C. L. Teeter
Nellie Lounsbury
ER. D. Everts
Quaker Hill
Carl Odell
Will Williams
River Street
M. E
B. Morrison
Callas
Salome Means
Young
Randolph
N. Y
Anderson
Allegheny College
Dean
Sylvester Flatt
West Virginia
Mr. Flatt
L. D. Flatt
Sylvester
Clarence McClintock
Lock Haven
State College
Corydon
J. C. Sibley
United States
U. S
McMurren
Mr. Sibley
Postcard humor and local notices from a 19th century issue
A collage of light verse about seasons and a Philadelphia Record digression on manners and proverbs followed by local routine notices from March 17 including marriages, relocations, obituaries, church events, and business changes in Warren area towns. Names include Dr Meely and Rev Downing with community happenings at M E Church and W C T U.
For Sale 775 Acre Farm Near Sugar Grove Pa
A 775 acre farm with good level land on a solid road one mile from there. Buildings valued at 2500 dollars. Farm sale quick at 2100 dollars with a portion down. RECORD EXCHANGE Sugar Grove Pa.
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Record Exchange
Sugar Grove
Sale of Cloths for Men and Ladies by Jacob Keller
A large and choice lot of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies skirts and sacques, bought cheaply and to be sold very low. Call and take your pick. Jacob Keller the Tailor invites friends and patrons to a good bargain.
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Jacob Keller
Closing out at cost cloth and gear sale notices
Advertisements advertise 1,000 yards of cloth at cost for rainy day skirts in 30 shades for cash only by Jacob Keller tailor. Merck & Kirberger's offers three day specials March 20 21 23 in silverware. A free ad for a young mare harness buggy and spring wagon priced at 60 dollars from F M Familet Starbrick Pa. Also second hand Chapel organ at Biekarcks Music Store No 225 Liberty Street closing out at cost.
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Moarck & Kirberger’s
Jacob Keller
Merck & Kirberger’s
Adress F. M. Familet
Starbrick, Pa
Biekarck’s
Liberty Street
Local notes and community updates from a Warren area column
Horner visits friends and landlord seeks new location. Chickens stolen again. coop torn down. Warren fishermen haul 17 hard fish, returning game fish. Perc y Wilcox sells barber shop to Fisher of Warren. W C T U mothers meeting at M E Church with Lacy Cobham Jackson Ault Weaver speakers. Theodore Norman and Maurer address Epworth League on youth duties. L J Mead moves toward Oil City engineers office. Buffalo suckers weigh seven and a half pounds found in eddy. Hughes family visits old church in Warren. Parsons leaves P R R for Fredonia office. Stephen Woods moves to Doty Washington state for future home.
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Horner
Allegheny Springs
Carmichael
Warren
Percy Wilcox
Joseph Fisher
M. E
Lacy
Cobham
Jackson
Ault
Weaver
Burns
Youngsville
Theodore Norman
Rogers Lumber Co
Epworth League
Maurer
G. H. Somers
L. J. Mead
K. W. Holmes
Engineers
Oil City
Our
Eddy
J. W. Hughes
Josie
Parsons
Fredonia
N. Y
Correction on Mrs Blair reported dead and other local notes
The column corrects last week’s item about Mrs Blair who is sick and now better. Frank Crosby’s friends hosted a party in Braddock to honor his return. Birthday surprises continue with Mrs L F Curtis honored last Tuesday. A barn on the Doud farm burned March 9, incendiary fire. Local housing moves: Scott Beach into Gordon house, Jacob Bogart into Tom Cady house, Southworth into Smith house, Morton into Taylor house, Clyde Hasset into Walton house, Courtney Barnett into Dewey house.
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Blair
Frank Crosby
Braddock
L. F. Curtis
Doud
Scott Beach
Gordon
Jacob Bogart
Tom Cady
Mr. Southworth
Smith
Mr. Morton
Spring Creek
Taylor
Clyde Hassett
Walton
Courtney Barnett
Corry
Dewey
Ladies' Aid Meets at Porter Home in Chandler's Valley
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. N. A. Porter last Wednesday with nine members and eight visitors. They enjoyed a good time. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Mary Christenson's home on the second Wednesday in April. The Chandler's Valley high school will present a program soon.
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Ladies’ Aid
N. A. Porter
Mary Christenson
Sugar Grove Meetings Continue as Students Plan Friday Event
SuGaR GROVE reports ongoing meetings at Free Methodist Church with good attendance. Chandler's Valley high schoolers prepare an entertainment at the U B Church Friday evening March 20. A sugar social follows at Maccabee Hall. A lively evening is anticipated for all attendees.
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U. B
Grange Hall
S. E. Samuelson
C. J.samuelson
Lander
W. M. Delamater
Hulda Peterson
Warren
Fred Peterson
Charles Thomas
Henry Peterson
M. Kimball
Mrs. Farnham
Spring Creek
Sugar Grove
Free Methodist Church
Chandler’s Valley
U B
W. H. Downing
L. Austin Wallace
Kane
Salamanca
N. Y
Kartk. Simmons
Jennie Metcalf
Westfield
Rev. Simmons
Mr. Simmons
Forest
Brookston
David P. Miller
Broadston
Kingston Ferry
Youngsville
Anna A. Jackson
Mead
West Main Street
W. J
Callie Mead
Blanche Agrelius
Ada Dunham
Blanche
Minnie McPherson
Bradford
Blanche Mix
Philadelphia
Washington
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
W. D. Kinnear
Bride
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The
Waren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Fentonville
Cattaraugus County
Edinboro
Dunkirk Board of Health
Lester Bryant
Dell Case
Jack Bottom
Salamanca Republican
Ridgway
Ridgway National Bank
Main
Mill Street
Advocate
William B. Franklin
Hartford
Franklin
Franklintown
York County
Franklin Specator
Bluebird
Phila
Tidemann
Dr. Meely
No. Clarendon
E. Meeley
Miss Hull
J. B. Danlevy
Pittsburg
R. A. Maxwell
W. H. Fenton
Fenton
W. J. Mead
Wright & Shaw
Howard & Fuellhart
Wright
J. H. Jackson
J. H
Rouse Hospital
M. EK
W. J. Davis
Anna Kay
Just
Irvington
Columbus
Metzger & Hogan
Madam Burnet Curtis
New York City
Wwr
Metager & Hogan
Warren Trust Company
Penn’a
Capital
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casuier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
Warren, PA
the Mail Office
T. O. Slater & CO
Planet JR
Iver Johnson
Water ST
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