Neighborhood Notes and Local Developments
Corry may have a silk mill Hyde Town plans an Odd Fellows Lodge Olean will see a spring building boom Cambridge Springs will get a modern postoffice Freehold postoffice to be reestablished in Albert Wright’s store with Eli Boardman postmaster High rents push ten Franklin families to depart April 1 Butler Pa declines bank money amid fever epidemic Titusville receives a new $15 000 rectory Grandin Lumber Co locomotive arrives at Eagle Rock ice on Chautauqua Lake near Celoron still present at Mayville end Cambridge Springs water works cost 757 over receipts 1903 Rafting timber along Clarion River to Pittsburg proceeds amid spring freshets Repeal of old prohibition laws makes liquor hard to obtain in Potter County Forty-six hotels have closed bars Republican primary results with S R Dresser Myron Matson J M McElroy John W Campbell S D Weaver Dr Bret H Hall and delegates W H Morrison W Catlin Rick Donovan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler, Pa
J. C. McKinney
St. James Memorial Episcopal Church
Titusville
A. J. Nock
Grandin Lumber Co
President Lumber Developments
Eagle Rock
Chautauqua Lake
Celoron
Mayville
Cambridge Springs
Spring Creek
Millstone Townships
Pittsburg
Arroyo
Millstone Township
Superior Court
Potter County
Supreme Court
S. R. Dresser
Myron Matson
J. M. McElroy
John W. Campbell
D. Weaver
Bret H. Hall
W. H. Morrison
W. Catlin
Rick Donovan
Bradford
Real estate transfers listed for Warren area properties
A long list of property deeds shows transfers from D. C. Scott to L. D. Raymond and many others in Columbus Warren Glade Brokenstraw and surrounding towns with amounts ranging from 30 to 9375 dollars. Indications point to unusually large attendance at Clarion State Normal for the Spring term. A storm is forecast to begin April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Scott
L. D. Raymond
Mary E. Barnes
Warren
Wallace F. Mead
Rose Hanson
Minnie Wood
Glade
O. M. Agrelius
Jasper N. Wentworth
Brokenstraw
Charles R. York
Andrew Sederberg
A. F. Swanson
C. A. Swanson
W.R. Elston Etal
W. D. Dirling
Clarendon
Belle York
Earl Wilkinson
Albert Damon Etal
Albert D. Brennan
Spring Creek
KE. G. Farnsworth
A.S Lawson
Sheffield
Emma J. Ford
H. L. Ford
Pittsfield
Oscar R
W. F. Abbott
Ernest Abbott
Sugar Grove
Val. Con
Jerry Crary
Eugene Hinkley
John G. Curtis
Frances L. Walker
Same
Sarah B. Wright
E. M. Wright
Frank Smith
Michael Smith
Clarion State Normal
Tidioute County Correspondence Highlights Local News
March notes report May Fuellhart at home for Easter. Joseph Martin recovers from a slight stroke. A son born to Mr and Mrs W Sweeney on March 16. J E Spyder of Chautauqua N Y visited on business. Mrs Will Webster heads to Buffalo for summer. M J Ryan and wife move to Silver Lake N Y to run a hotel. Mr and Mrs B Lewis of Warren visit Mrs Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
B. Lewis
Warren
Downing
Lewis
Local Notes From Nearby Towns and Visits
Whaley's mill resumed operations after a brief shutdown. Perry Corey traveled to Wrightsville on Monday. Mrs. C. J. Samuelson visited Tidioute last Thursday at her aunt Mrs. G. B. Gilson's home. Eugene Pratt visiting his brother L. F. Pratt. Mrs. L. J. Johnson ill for several days. Miss Ruby Samuelson returned from Chautauqua where she stayed with Miss Maude Ellis. S. A. Brown and family called on W. M. Delamater Friday. Mrs. Maggie Waid and daughter Clara visiting Wald family in Clearfield County. Charlie Stearns and Verle Stearns visited K. K. Stearns Sunday. After April 1 Mail Carrier Jackson to serve J. L. Thompson's route instead of Erickson's Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whaley
Perry Corey
Wrightsville
C. J. Samuelson
Tidioute
G. B. Gilson
Eugene Pratt
L. F. Pratt
L. J. Johnson
Ruby Samuelson
Chautauqua
Local Notes and Social Roundup March 28
Henry Hollis learned last week of his brother Ed’s knee injury in an accident. Mrs. W. L. Fuller and children visited Mrs. Chas. DeJean. J. Messenger moves to a farm on Sear's Hill. Mrs. Jesse Baccus and Mrs. Lotta Skinner visited Mrs. Herbert Mead. Twenty five friends of Mrs. L. A. Brooks spent a day at her home. W. L. Fuller and family visited J. Farmharm. Mrs. D. P. Carrier entertained Mrs. Colby from near Grand Valley. Edith Moore is home again. Rev. and Mrs. Bartons hosted Sunday School pupils for Easter preparation. Many attended the funeral of William Baker at Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hollis
Ed. Hollis
W. L. Fuller
Chas. DeJean
J. Messenger
Sear’s Hill
Jesse Baccus
Lotta Skinner
Herbert Mead
L. A. Brooks
Local Notes and Family Updates Reach March End
March 29 items report P L Brown leaving for Port Allegheny to work for Mr Bemis of Warren. A daughter was born March 1 to Mr and Mrs M J Giltinan. Frank Giltinan and Blanche visited Mrs W J Giltinan. Mrs Wm Giltinan returned from Oil City. Dr Vermilyea of Russell had many hill calls. Sick listed include F J Eagle, Mrs Mary Lounsberry, Howard Gifford, Rosette Martin, and Viola Lounsberry. Carrie Gifford goes to Davis to stay with uncle Harry Headley. Mail delays persist and Star route favored over R F D. Mrs K D Everts of Corydon visits Lounsberry family. Clara Marsh visits home from Corydon Public School. J O Lounsberry buys horse from Frank Giltinan. Township buys two five-road machines from G H Marsh promising better roads next summer. H A Marsh and wife wake to wounded sheep near their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Brown
Port Allegheny
Bemis
Warren
M. J. Giltinan
Frank Giltinan
Blanche
W. J. Giltinan
Wm. Giltinan
Oil City
Vermilyea
Russell
K. D. Everts
Corydon
H. B. Lounsberry
Clara Marsh
Corydon Public School
H. A. Marsh
J. O. Lounsberry
Local residents noted with news of births visits and moves
March 27 items report a daughter born to Dr and Mrs Hay. Students Mary Slater and William Taft return from Allegheny College for Easter. Dr W D Whitney departs for Muncie Ind. F E K Jarvis arrives from Detroit. Visits from Jamestown and Findley’s Lake relatives appear, along with moves and social visits among Garland Corry Warren and Brocton residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
F. W. Kidder
Jettie Osborn
Findley’s Lake
G. R. Weaver
Robert Mead
Williamsport
Ada Dunham
Warren
Soren Laspeston
Garland
George Green
Brocton
G. D. Baker
Conneaut
Ohio
W. H. Fenton
W. W. Fell
Corry
W. H. Shortt
Frank Gray
Family ties and illness noted in Youngsville report
Over two weeks residents report a worker’s return to the factory Monday and illness improving in the community. Mrs. W. G. Woods of Jordan New York and Mrs. Mary Spade of Fulton New York are mentioned in connections to sickness and a death. Mead suffers rheumatism at home. Mrs. Spade is the last of seven siblings. she recently returned from Fulton after her brother's sickness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
W. G. Woods
Jordan
N. Y
Thomas H. Fowell
Mead
Mary Spade
Fulton
Village Notes and Depot Opening Nears in Tidioute
March 29 report from Erie area villagers recalls visits by J M Parshall W G Shannon and family plans for relocation to Tionesta Miss May Fuellhart visits N U Freeman family news notes a new passenger depot nearing completion with transfer arrangements to P R R and other lines thieves attempt burglary at D A V P R R office with minor losses and no clues Bert Singleton returns from West Virginia oil fields for a stay plus a winter weather record noting 111 sleighing days and temperatures dipping to 33 below zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Parshall
Erie
W.G. Shannon
Freehold
Clarence B. Olney
Tionesta
Miss May Fuellhart
Tidioute
P. R. RR
Jackson
Local notices and society items from Warren area
March 29 Miss Permelia Langdon of Hickerwell visits friends here last week. Ray Delamater returns from Hoff's Business College Warren after three months study. B J Wilson and family visit Spring Creek friends. Del Brown visits W M Delamater Friday. Hulda Peterson of Warren visiting parents due to ill health. Mr. Mortenson spends Sunday with Charles Swanson of Lawson Hill. Mrs. C J Gage returns from Bradford visit. Verna Gage ill but improving. Mrs. Henry Peterson visits Kane relatives. Edinboro Normal prepares teachers to teach. catalog free. John F. Bigler principal. Banks to cash checks 12 to 5 P M for local business checks. B G Gregory Shoe Merchant. Mail and New York Tribune Farmer subscriptions offered. Jacob Keller the Tailor showcases spring cloths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permelia Langdon
Hickerwell
Crawford County
Ray Delamater
Hoff’s Business College
Warren
B. J. Wilson
Spring Creek
del Brown
W. M. Delamater
Hulda Peterson
Mr. Mortenson
Charles Swanson
Lawson Hill
Rain-Proofed Coats Priced From Seven Ninety To Twenty Five
Classified offers list rainfall garments with coats priced at 7.90, 10, 12, 15, 18, 20, 22.50 and 25 dollars. Silk rain proofed coats available in full or three quarter length in tan blue black and gray at 25 and 35 dollars.
Easter Tailor Made Suit Sale Highlights
Visit the suit department to see spring styles and bargain prices. Featured pieces include a $12.50 ceviot suit in Eton style, a $15 novelty mixture, a $20 collarless Eton with silk lining, and a $25 seeded voile creation with a girdle belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eton
Spring Jacket Line Offers Value and Style
A local retailer promotes a new jacket line featuring black cheviot and broadcloth pieces with prices from 5 to 15 dollars. Tan covert styles, fly fronts, and satin-lined options are offered from 5 to 10 dollars, with imported covert jackets in tan priced 10 to 25 dollars.
Separate Skirts Offer A Range Of Styles And Prices
The advertisement promotes a large display of separate skirts in dress and walking lengths. Notable items include a tucked walking skirt at 4.98 in dark gray light gray and black, plus black and blue broadcloth cheviot skirts at 5.75 and black voile panel skirts at 10. A full Worth skirt line in voiles ranges from 12 to 45.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Hydetown
Odd Fellows Lodge
Olean
Albert Wright
Eli Boardman
Franklin
Brown Hill
Germany
Irvington
Chandler’s Valley
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
B. G. Gregory
Shoe Merchant
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Mail
New York Tribune
Tri Weekly Tribune
Jacob Keller
T J. Foley
General Carting
Teaming
A. A. Davis
B. Warren Tel. Co
Ces Hepburn, M.D
Corner Market St
Penn’a Avenue
Arren
Siegfried’s
Warren, Pa
Metzger and Hogan Store
Metageher & Hogan
Warren Trust Company, Warren, Penn
M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb
Casman
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Sacrer
Siegfried
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Philadelphia
Sted Measibbe da Wadte
M. Trainer
East Washington Square
New York
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Marion
St. Louis
D. W. Cooke
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