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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1909
Page
8
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Mar 22 item lists services at the Episcopal church officiated by Arch Deacon Cole from Pittsburg Diocese. It notes a Mas ter Wayne Emerson birthday party with thirteen guests, Frenchments at 5, and many wishes for future birthdays. Various visits, illnesses, and social gatherings are described, plus moves and hospital news.
Mrs. Clara Holt visited Warren last week while Frank Marsh and C. M. Bergstrom delivered loads of crude benzine to Windsor and Mook Oil Co in Marshburg. Local residents and visitors such as S. Anderson and Miss Griffen with Miss Caldwell were seen in Warren and surrounding areas. About 30 cans of trout fry arrived from the State hatchery at Corry and released into local streams.
Mar 22 Lewis Culver moves family to Heminway farm while May Whiteley visits her uncle Barry Logan of Jamestown. Cobb dies at Cobb's Corners on Wednesday March 17 at age 72 years 11 months 5 days after a long illness. He was a Baptist and left two sons Clinton and Laverne and daughter Flora Olmstead. Relatives from Titusville Corry Spring Creek and nearby towns attend the funeral.
Austin Northrop, 61, died of pneumonia at the home of Ray Houghtling in Sanford on Wednesday morning after a three week illness. He was a longtime resident and left a wife, two daughters and two sons. Services led by Rev. McIntyre, with interment at East Branch cemetery. John Sullivan of Corry and Elroy Smith of Spartansburg visited over the weekend.
Mrs. Frank Schramling dies at 61 after years of illness. funeral at 1 p m from her home with East Side cemetery interment. Lawrence L. Jackman, 17, dies after appendicitis operation. service at M E church quoting Timothy. Uncle Billy Simpson ill with doubtful recovery. W J Carroll's child very sick. Mrs Nellie Henry Nichols funeral held in Corry. Cemetery Society to meet with Mrs Maude Barnes April 2. Pine Valley Cemetery Improvement Society meets April 1 at 1 30 p m.
George Howls and family and Glen Brooks and family visited at Pittsfield Sunday. Taxpayers in Freehold township plan a four room brick school to replace the condemned old building to educate over 50 pupils with two teachers.
Our community mourns the deaths of Mr. Cobb and Mr. Northup, respected East Branch residents. Both are interred locally. L. A. Nichols and family traveled to Corry for Mrs. Ousto Nichols funeral. Mrs. L. A. Oviatt is ill. Mrs. Albert Colby and son Earl visited on McCue Hill. An invitation dance occurred at R. M. Orr's Friday night.
A Penacook resident Mrs Lou Churchill recounts personal use of Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headaches and recommends them for relief without stomach upset. The ad appeals to sufferers at church events trains and other activities and offers money back if no benefit.
Time was reported. The Misses Inez and Iva Armitage are spending a few days at the home of L. E. Nichols before going to Edinboro to attend the spring term of school. Linda M. Holmes spent Saturday and Sunday with her mother at Eagle.
Mar 23 report shows W O Martin visiting his mother at Lounsbury Corners. C L Martin and family called on relatives in the village. F A Nelson and O E Headley visited Russell on Saturday. A Nelson ill at this writing. Clinton Beach considers moving to Russell for a two year log hauling job. M Giltinan of Corydon hauled wood here Saturday. Mamie Nichols of Corydon home from school over the weekend. C Erickson visited a Warren call. J Gustraston to stay with J P Olson and farm this summer. F A Nelson preparing to start his mill. John Nichol from Akeley caring for A Nelson during illness.
Theodore Schomberg and brother Martin called at Fox Hill Monday. Mr and Mrs A H LaDow of Germany entertained at the Graham home Sunday. Harry Linstrum visited Russell Monday. A son was born March 12 1909 to Mr and Mrs David Young of Fox Hill. Mrs Young was formerly Minnie Carlson. Mrs E A Werle of Jamestown and daughters visit Mrs Geo Graham. Chas Carlson spends a few days in Mayville. Roy and Eric Anderson went to Russell with a load of ties Thursday. Lloyd Sampson of this place is in Jamestown visiting relatives.
Community notices recount visits and greetings in Akeley Hollow Warren and surrounding areas. The obituary announces J F Whitehead of North Warren aged about 65, a New London Grange member, with funeral details at the Presbyterian church and interment in Tidioute cemetery.
The regular subscription price is one dollar per year but a bargain is offered through The Main in Warren Pennsylvania. For a two-paper deal, both papers for one year cost 1.75 dollars. Send payment and order to The Mail.
Will Clark of Jamestown appeared in town as a recent caller, drawing local attention for his visit and engagement with residents.
Mayor J. P. Emery of Franklin urges a public morals drive and directs police to arrest anyone using profanity in public places and take offenders to the station. The note frames a crusade against swearing as a matter of public order and decorum.
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