visitors and residents frequent Warren area
Sugar Run notes Bradford visitors and local residents in Warren last week with lists of names and brief trips. Several neighbors including Miss Nellie Sherman from Chicago and Mrs Florence McGill from Oil City visit relatives, while illness updates show Miss Maude Morrison improving from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Jerry Smith
Bradford
John Wooster
Dunkle
C. M. Bergstrom
Warren
Nellie Sherman
Chicago
Florence McGill
Oil City
S. L. Morrison
A Muntz
Helen Arthur
Helen Imel
Tionesta
Community News Roundup from Spring Creek Area
Local residents reported visits between Warren Clarendon and Corry, with Leo Robinault and Clyde Peterson among those noted. Events include revival meetings led by Rev. Armstrong, a sore finger from a tannery injury, a dog bite injury, and a lost colt. Families traveling to Pittsburgh Mayville and Youngsville were listed alongside a new organ purchase by Alton Wynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Peterson
Leo Robinault
Corry
Glenn Wynn
F. Ki. Hyer
G. W. Graham
Ella Tucker
Katherine
Arthur Peterson
Pittsburgh
Sam Peterson
Mayville
Louise Peterson
Will Spencer
Chas. Spencer
Youngsville
H. J. Spencer
Rev. Armstrong
M. Packard
Vivian Carroll
Mary Graham
Alton Wynn
Cobb's Corners Personal News and Birth Notes
March 25 items report Leon Mitchell ill with throat trouble. A daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson on March 10, formerly Miss Hazel Mitchell. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mitchell on March 13. William Whiteley closes a successful school term this week. Mrs. Linnie Dexter and children visit her parents at Kinzua. Mrs. Harriet Nichols rents her farm to Joseph Nichols for April possession. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Mead staying with Henry Bauley. Nellie Blanchard and children visit her parents, C. M. and Mrs. Cobb, on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb’s Corners
Leon Mitchell
Harry Patterson
Patterson
Hazel Mitchell
W. D. Mitchell
William Whiteley
Linnie Dexter
Kinzua
Harriet Nichols
Joseph Nichols
Earnest Mead
Henry Bauley’s
Nellie Blanchard
C. M. Cobb
Connell Anniversary Celebrated by Friends at Gear Lake
March events noted in Bear Lake include a 40th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Connell with about 40 guests, plus visits by Miss Elsie Peterson and Miss Ethel Chandrea. Fern Morton returns from Edinboro, and Leo Cornish sold horses to a Warren buyer. Mrs. Addie Woodard and Mrs. Alice Halphide are shaping upcoming plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Jack Connell
Elsie Peterson
A. M. Root
Fern Morton
Edinboro
Leo Cornish
Ethel Chandrea
Addie Woodard
Alice Halphide
Rockwell Family Moves to Ransomville New York
Rev F D Rockwell and family depart Pittsfield for their future home in Ransomville New York. Local visits include Mrs H A Sorenson from Corry staying with sister Mrs E W Coan and Mrs Katherine Shutt with sister Mrs A D Coan in Youngsville. Various residents make business trips and social calls around Sutton Hill and Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
F. D. Rockwell
Ransomville
N. Y
H. A. Sorenson
Corry
E. W. Coan
Willis Cheney
Jamestown
Cheney
T. W. Pay
Hazel Lydiatt
Youngsville
Katherine Shutt
A. D. Coan
Jennie Greenly
W. Greenly
Sutton Hill
Ella Pillsbury
Harry Rockwell
Kane
L. A
Blair Rites Held In Columbus After Bradford Death
John S. Blair was brought to Columbus from Bradford for funeral services led by Masons. The body was placed in the Dewey vault. Relatives and friends attended the cemetery service as Pine Valley Cemetery Association plans its April 4 meeting to elect officers. Local social notes mention visits, a bazaar, and auxiliary meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John S. Blair
Bradford
Dewey
D. L. Dewey
Hagerstown
Blair
Ladies’ Auxilliary
Ella Allen
W. B. Howard
C. Rickerson
AL. Monroe
Gertrude
Bear Lake
Charlie Wilson
Local farms show mixed ownership and dairy focus in Akeley district
In the Akeley area, 26 farms border Cox Oscar Johnson Putnam and Daniel Harrington properties. Seventeen are owner operated, nine leased or sharecropped. Most have dairies sending milk or cream to Jamestown Warren or creameries. One former Emerson Hale farm now concentrates on fruit. Two large poultry operations and three sheep holdings exist amid mixed farming. A snow storm stalled work, sap runs minimal, kegs sell for 21 cents a dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Cox
Oscar Johnson
Putnam Place
Daniel Harrington
Jamestown
Warren
Emerson Hale
Card of Thanks for Hulda Fosberg
Heartfelt thanks to all who attended the funeral gave flowers and offered sympathy. special appreciation to the Sweedish M. E. church of Warren the S. B. of A. Lodge and friends who aided Hulda during her illness from John Fosberg and Family Quaker Hill March 27 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hulda
M. E. Church
Warren
S. B. of A. Lodge
John Fosberg
Quaker Hill
Local Tidbits From Ross Hill Village
March notes from Ross Hill report visits by Mr and Mrs Pike and their son from Jamestown and George Benedict from Titusville. Frank Martin plans a Jamestown move and public auction March 30 for stock and tools. Kimberland of Warren fractures an ankle and Miss Ferne Frisbee teaches the closing term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Warren
Kimberland
Warren Silica Co
Ferne Frisbee
Charles Belknapp
Pittsfield
Hard Luck Coal Quote Sparks Trade Talk
A humorous exchange highlights difficulties in coal supply as the speaker jokes about needing more coal before settling the final payment. The remark reflects economic strains and challenges in energy provisioning.
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Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
Warren, Penn’a
Frances Brown
R. H. Duntley
Corydon
Marve Russ
Elk Township
George Foulkrod
Ira Williams
Fred Slater
Leo Wilcox
Glade
Maude Morrison
Harry French
Spring Creek
F. E. Hyer
Warren and
Clarendon
Cobb's
Gear Lake
Fentonville
Arthur Bradley
C. E. Marsh
John Arnolds
W. R. Johnson
Falconer
S. M. Johnson
Rose Geracimos
Howard Homestead
RAL Estate Translvers
May G. H. Eaton
Lyle W. Branch
Amy Wallace
John R. Wallace
Kinzuc
W. M. Ellis
Harvey M. Haley
Eldred
Nels E. Johnson
J. R. Langworthy
Conewango
Andrew Randall
Wm. W. Cook
Pine Grove
Fred E. Thompson
Elva A. Simpson
Harriett S. Rogers
Ernest G. Rogers
Della Singleton
Carlson Bros
Martin Hertzel
John Linstrom
Charles Cotterman
William Henckoff
Limestone
Coustantine Baker
C. O. Neilson
Aurra M. Cole
John Westren
A. L. Cole
East Warren R. E. Co
Eliza Saunders
Martha Allen
John D. Marlin
Ora V. Colby
Youngaville
Jerome Huff
Robert Gibson
Deerfield
John A. Muller
John A. Carmick
Hester A. Borden
Jennie L. Tarr
Armitage
Helen Heim
Joseph L. Gleese Warren
Eiva A. Simpson
H. E. Sampson
Madison
L. L. White
G. A. Cusick
Garland
Gust Arnidson
Albert Carburg
Sheffield
Carrie F. Newton
C. W. Beckley
John Cooney
Mary Cooney
Warren Borough
Bella V. Wood
Carrie E. Nelson
Loren Mandaville
T. J. Lobdell
A. J. Tubaugh
James Horton
Geo. W. Patterson
M EF. Cendall
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H. B. Hyde
A. OA
Optometrist
Warre
N, PA
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wild Wood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Philadelphia
David Todd
Williamsport
R. R
A. W. Eaton
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
Warren, Pa
Washington
Congress At Work
Baltimore
Iamsport, Pa
All Newsdealers
Lew Yat Brancs
F St
Ge Parenta. & Co. Receiva
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