Corydon Notes On Railmen. Weddings. Schools
Ray Wilcox, a Penn Rail Road brakeman, spent Sunday with friends in Corydon. Dr. C. C. Flatt leaves for New York City for lectures in surgery and medicine. Rebekah lodge No 68 serves refreshments and plans a new class. Easter programs planned at the M E Church. Clarence McClintock returns from State College to run his father's creamery April 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Ray Wilcox
Penn’a R. R
David Schuler
Elk Township
Progressive Farmer Boys
Harry Hammond
J. M. Turney
Thomas Crandall
McLane, Erie Co
Gunning
Warren
McMurren
Miss Johnson
Hickok
Teeter
M. EK
Clarence McClintock
State College
Signs of spring and social gatherings in Wrightsville
March reports show Mrs Hattie Higgins Durham returning to Corry after news of her father in law's death. A social at S D Boones featured maple sugar. Easter plans, new stock arrivals, and millinery goods mark spring activity as John Bull recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Hattie Higgins Durham
Maples
Corry
Mr. Durham
Joseph Gillet
Augusta Ward Simpson
Canada
S. D. Boone
Fred Sliter
Henry Stafflebeam
Sidney Chipman
M. E. Sliter
Tray Fuller
John Bull
Residents and Visitors Reported in Youngsville Community Notes
In Youngsville on March 25, Mrs W K Rhodes of Corry visits her parents Mr and Mrs J W Agrelius. Several locals plus visiting relatives are noted. A hardware store sale is announced as J L Currie and Robt Mead take over Head hardware. Fire damages a roof with minimal losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
W. KE. Rhodes
Corry
J. W. Agrelius
H. L. Mead
Marie Currie
Oil City
C. S. Mead
George Spinner
Warren
J. L. Currie
Robt. Mead
Nature’s Remedy Show Co
East Hickory
Adda Brooks
J. A. Lagerdahl
Capt. Wheelock
K. M. Andrews
Garland
Minnie Jones
Bradford
W. H. Hay
Mrs. Hay
Lewis McKinney
Spring Creek News Briefs
The warm weather prompts farmers to start work as help is scarce and wages rise. Mrs. McClay, longtime resident, dies at her daughter’s home with funeral at West Spring Creek. Mr. Brew is gravely ill with pneumonia. his son Martin took over earlier. Vina Fuller rents her farm to Fayette Morton and travels to Meadville to care for her son. Hugh Peterson will work for Mr. Packard. Miss Jennie McKelvy moves to Torpedo for a job in Henry McConnell’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vina Fuller
Fayette Morton
Meadville
Hugh Peterson
Shepard Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs W J Shepard and their daughter have returned to Mayburg Pennsylvania after a short visit.
Local Gossip and Illnesses Reported in Clarendon
Mrs James Kiernan and family noted in social items. Wm Jones of No Clarendon fell from a telegraph pole onto Owen Siggins, causing serious injury. Various visiting relatives and illness updates follow, including Miss Eva Hickey’s slow improvement and Miss Maude Hassell’s illness. Anna Harvey left for Warren to take a head milliner position at Bon Ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kiernan
Wm. Jones
No. Clarendon
Owen Siggins
Julia Kiernan
W. J. Shepard
Mayburg
M. E. Knight
Tiona
Nelson
Eva Hickey
Frank Grimes
James Farr
Pitsburg
Maude Hassell
Village News From Local Colportage Report
Miss Esther and Bonnie Newbold return from Europe after 18 months away. George Grosch and wife visit from Russell. Irvineton Epworth League delegate Charles J. Sampson attends Youngsville convention. Hughes family from Warren visit and attend M K Church service. Mrs Maguire returns from Buffalo. George Lewellyn of W N Y & P R R Co visits village. Myron Jackson sells horses and livery gear. plans new Sulphur Spring equipment. Rev J C Burns preaches a fine sermon from John 17 1 4 5. Freight on the W N Y and PLR R rails remains heavy. Charles F Wood goes to Washington state. Mrs W and Uncle Barney Wood will follow soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Bonnie Newbold
Europe
Geo. Grosch
Russell
George A. Somers
Charles J. Sampson
Irvineton Epworth League
Youngsville
J. W. Hughes
Warren
M. KE
Maguire
Buffalo
St. John
Rev. B
Charles F. Wood
Washington State
Barney Wood
March Notes From A Small Town Church and School
March 25 notes report Mrs John Martin improving slowly and Mrs Moody Watson visiting from Dakota. Local school closes with good marks from Mr Sutton. March brings ice harvesting and maple sugar making. Rev Gretman preached at the Presbyterian church. Wesleyan meeting closed. Rev Cox has been fishing for sinners for two weeks with mixed results, echoing Carrie Nation in spirit. Charlie Ayers visited his parents and sang Where Has My Little Dog Gone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Moody Watson
Dakota
Little
Sutton
Gretman
Allegheny Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Wesleyan Church
Cox
Carrie Nation
Charles Ayers
Warren
Charlie
Freehold Grange Disbands After Meeting
Freehold Grange No 320 votes to disband and surrender its charter at last Saturday’s meeting. Wyman and Ripley plan to fit their store and open next Saturday. Mrs Gertrude Kemp to introduce spring millinery next week. Town commissioners meet at Eastman house to levy road taxes. Mrs Cotton and daughter Belle return to Lakewood after visits with Mrs Carr. Mrs Baker shows improvement after illness. I C C F lodge expands with a fifteen member class. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Bailey’s Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold Grange
Wyman & Ripley
Gertrude Kemp
Eastman House
Cotton
Belle
Lakewood
J. S. Carr
Margaret Baker
I. C.C. F. Lodge
Ladies’ Aid
N. I. Baileys
Chandler's Valley News Roundup
The doctor treats many patients as sickness rises. Permelia Langdon visited Sugar Grove friends over Sunday. Jerome Toby rented Mrs. Allman dinger's farm and moved in. J P Benderson lost a prized cow last week. S S Samuelson is seriously ill. John Brooks Sr. has been very weak. Mrs. McChesney and Mrs. Proper visited Grand Valley and returned. Lew Mickelson of Sugar Grove called on relatives. Dr. Kelley assisted an operation near Wrightsville Tuesday. John Spencer returned Saturday from a trip through southern Pennsylvania and Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler’s Valley
Permelia Langdon
Sugar Grove
Jerome Toby
Dr. Kelley
Wrightsville
John Spencer
Penn’a
Maryland
Dramatic Club Delivers Successful Home Talent Shows
The drama and farce presented by the dramatic club last Thursday and Friday evening was a complete success with members performing their parts well. Easter services are planned at the church on Sunday, March 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dramatic Club
Moving and local notes from a small town
The town reports several relocations with Scott Beach and wife moving to the Tom Cady house on the East side and Mr and Mrs Borland moving to the Tracy house on the West side. L Robbins moves to the former D A Dewey place. Mrs M D Wickwire does not recover from her fall and Mrs E L Monroe improves slowly. Measles whooping cough and mumps affect youths. Eli Dewey of Spartansburg and Earl Smith of Hydetown visit relatives. Farmers are naming their farms at the Jamestown Journal’s request. The creamer y is taking milk with Jacquins and Colegrove expected to satisfy patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Beach
Tom Cady
Borland
Tracy
L. Robbins
Oase
D. A. Dewey
M. D. Wickwire
E. L. Monroe
Eli Dewey
Spartansburg
Earl Smith
Hydetown
Jamestown Journal
Jacquins & Colegrove
Examinations for Teachers Scheduled Across Towns 1902
The notice lists spring and summer teacher examinations across multiple towns from April to August 1902. All who expect to teach next year must attend, with strict age eighteen minimum, 9 o'clock start, and no retakes outside school terms. O J Gunning County Superintendent announces Warren Pa March 26 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Pittsfield
Lottsville
Chandler’s Valley
Lander
Glade
Grand Valley
Enterprise
Tidioute
Sheffield
Youngsville
North Clarendon
Columbus
Russell
Scandia
Corydon
Kinznna
Warren
Sugar Grove
O. J. Gunning
Special excursion to Washington announced by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces a special April 3 excursion from Buffalo and various listed points to Washington for National Capital visitors. Round trip prices vary by origin from 7.30 to 10.00 dollars with ten day return validity, with options to return via Harrisburg or Philadelphia. Tickets may stop off in Philadelphia if arranged at Broad Street Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Buffalo
Mt. Morris
Bradford
Titusville
Falls Creek
Kinzua
Tidioute
Allegheny Valley
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
Washington
National Capital
St Mary’s
Driftwood
Renovo
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Broad Street
GOOD Soap and Scribner’s April Novel Highlights
A description of GOOD Soap’s cleansing power from Warren Specialty Co. is paired with Scribner’s Magazine April issue highlights. It spotlights Captain Macklin, A Story of Three States on Ohio’s Centennial, the Pennamite Wars tale, Diane by John S. Durham, and short stories including Billy Baxter’s Holiday and Like Father Like Son by Gen. Charles King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Specialty Co
Warren, Pa
Scribner’s Magazine
Richard Harding Davis
Captain Macklin
Mr. Davis
Ohio
Alfred Mathews
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Western Reserve
Wedding Invitations and Programs At The Mall Office
Neat and elegant wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs offered at low prices. The mall office showcases various styles for brides and event hosts with affordable options.
Engraved Cards and Invitations at Malis Office
Allen sits feet at 221 Liberty Street offering engraved cards and wedding invitations and announcements for events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malis
Allen
Liberty Street
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Clarendon
Fortis
Harn, OL
Irvineton
Metzger & Hogan
M. & J. Kaspowitz
M.& J. Kashowitz
Metager & Hogan
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
N. Greenland & Son
Water Street
Suspension Bridge
Maybank & CO
Hammond
Struthers Station
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