State Grange Master Endorses Dennison for Re-election
Letter from Willis Cowan, Warren PA, praises Arthur W. Dennison as a faithful, capable legislator. Creasy, Master of the Pennsylvania State Grange, urges Warren county voters to reelect Dennison, noting his service to common people and his proven record.
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Eorror
Warren Mail
Warren
Wm. T. Creasy
Arthur W. Dennison
Catawissa
Willis Cowan
Srr
Dennison
Mr. Dennison
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Wo. T. Creasy
Creasy
Pennsylvania State Grange
General Assembly
No Cash Road Tax In Arm Strong Townships
State highway commissioner cites Judge Criswell ruling that townships adopting the work tax under the Jones law of 1909 cannot collect road taxes in cash. If work is not fully used, no cash tax is allowed, leaving supervisors without funds for salaries, supplies, or road improvements.
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Criswell
Armstrong County
Joseph W. Hunter
COUNTY LETTERS Lander and Cornplanter Reservation News
Local notes from Lander dated March 28 report visits from D B Hitch cock and various Warren residents including Miss Marvel Barnes and Miss Rose Esperson. Activities include teachers, family visits, pneumonia recovery, and W C T U officers elected. Other items note travels to Union City Jamestown Falconer and Onoville New York.
Local arrivals and visits noted in Eagle community
EKugean Canfield welcomed a baby boy born March 25. Several residents and visitors were seen around town including Julia Smirke Mandy Robison at Mrs Arch ie Smiths, Fred Abbot family from Oil City visiting Richard Gibson, Scotts of Sanford Culver family at Mickle Hill with Ernest Hayes, Fred May Ruth at KE Allen East Branch, Ruland Newton calling on friends, Arthur Fitch and son Herbert at Gilson Ridge, Nellie McLaughlin returning to Warren after caregiver stint, Wilber Jorden visiting D Fitchs, Cutler school hosted surprise party for teacher Carl Borntrager, Emma Burdick returned from Titusville to tend ill father S R Nichols, Tressa Belknap and Barbra visiting Rosa Holnes.
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Eagle
Ekugean Canfield
Julia Smirke
Mandy Robison
Archie Smith
Fred Abbot
Oil City
Richard Gibson’s
Charles Scotts
Sanford
Louise Culver
Mickle Hill
Ernest Hayes
Fred May
Ruth
KE. H. Allen
East Branch
Co. T. Ruland
Newton
Arthur Fitch
Herbert
Gilson Ridge
Nellie McLaughlin
Richard Gilson
Warren
Wilber Jorden
Jamestown
D., Fitch
Cutler School
Carl Borntrager
C. Gilson
Emma Burdick
Titusville
S. R. Nichols
Tressa Belknap
Barbra
Stony Hollow
Rosa Holnes
visitors and residents travel between Warren and nearby towns
March 28 report from Big Bend lists Hol. Chrise low of Warren en route to McGee Hill and I. L. Holmes of Warren on business. Josephine Mahaffy visited friends Thursday. Ed. Clemmons of Bear Lake and Blanche Atkins with daughter Isabella vacationing with Fred Warner's party. Isabella Atkins visited Warren Saturday. Culbertsons of Salamanca with Nellie and other locals mentioned during Easter. Stevl Atkins and Roy McGee of Warren noted. Almira Lin n Atkins and Kinzua callers are listed along with fishing visit by Wallace Murry Alvin Knapp.
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Big Bend
Chriselow
Warren
McGee Hill
I. L. Holmes
Josephine Mahaffy
Ed. Clemmons
Bear Lake
Blanche Atkins
Isabella
Hemlock
Fred Warner
Isabella Atkins
Stevl Atkins
Wardwell
T. S. Sheldon
Fred Culbertson
Kinzua
Roy
Harry McGee
Wallace Murry
Alvin Knapp
Liun Atkins
Local Social Visits Reported in Cable Horon District
Mr and Mrs Reed visited friends at Gould town on Thursday Albert Walters was a Warren visitor on Thursday Mrs Mary McCoy and Mrs Reed visited Mrs Mary Stratton Tuesday Flora Young called on Mrs Harriet Sears Thursday The Walters family and children called on friends in the Valley Sunday Irene Chase was entertained by Ruth McCoy Sunday Frank Conklin and Mrs Sumner hosted guests Sunday
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Phebe Gordon
Mary Gordon
Dwight Bennett
Hattie Bowen
C. S. Logan
Warren
James Dobson
Sarah Maybee
Red House
N. Y
Eath Cabie Hollow
Cable Hor
Local People and Visits Across Corry and Oil City
Mattie and Charles Whaley visited their parents the Whaleys from Corry. Mrs. Roy Hill and Lawrence Armitage came from Oil City to see family. Maude Wright returned from Corry for the weekend. Clare Houghtling lost his only cow last Saturday night. Easter services at the Baptist church drew a large crowd. Hazel Mitchell and Harry Patterson from Corry spent Sunday with the Mitchells. Mrs. KE Houghtling visits her son R M Houghtling in Sanford. Mr and Mrs Fred Phillis visited Sanford last Wednesday.
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Cops’s Corners
Mattie
Charles Whaley
Corry
Chas. Whaley
Roy Hill
Lawrence Armitage
Oil City
Geo. Armitage
Maude Wright
Clare Houghtling
Baptist
Hazel Mitchell
Harry Patterson
W. D. Mitchell
KE. E. Houghtling
R. M. Houghtling
Sanford
Fred Phillis
Local Notes On People Traveling And Visits
Freehold reports Geo Durlin left for British Columbia. Warren Mead set for Ohio then Iowa to visit sister Mrs Jas Acocks. Mrs Ola Clark visiting Mrs M Clark. O H Wilson and wife back from wintering in Warren Jamestown and Buffalo. Durlin relatives and friends hosted by Archie Porter for Easter. A daughter born Sunday 21st to Mr and Mrs F Smith of Pittsfield. Mrs Emmet Durlin has appendicitis. Hagle family and Mrs G Hagle hosted by Pittsfield residents last Wednesday.
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Freehold
Geo. Durlin
British Columbia
Warren Mead
Ohio
Jas. Acocks
Iowa
Ola Clark
M. Clark
O. H. Wilson
Warren
Jamestown
Buffalo
Pittsfield
Clyde Hagle
Erie
Emmet Durlin
F. Hagle
G. Hagle
Town Notes from Germany Chronicle
Mrs. Alice Outridh hosted by Mrs. A. H. Ladow. Charles Martin works in Frewsburg. F A Nelson visited Warren. E K Headley shopped in Russell. James Anderson attended W. C. Smith sale. Walace Outrid visits Jamestown to see sister Mrs. Rhoda Beary. T T Moll of Russell on town business. Shugene Outrid cuts wood and plans farming the old place. Orrie Headley visited F A Nelson.
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Germany
Alice Outridh
A. H. Ladow
Charles Martin
Frewsburg
If. A. Nelson
Warren
O. EK. Headley
Russell
James Anderson
W. C. Smith
Walace Outrid
Jamestown
Rhoda Beary
T. T. Moll
Shugene Outrid
Orrie Headley
F. A. Nelson
Local social notes from Jamestown and nearby towns
Easter visits and social calls fill the week. Mrs Del main Clark spent Easter with friends in Jamestown. Charles Denigan of Sugar Grove visited Wilma Bindley. Mrs E S Sample and children returned home from a visit with her father G S Griffith. Mrs Effa Eastman called on Mrs Gretta Hill. Mr and Mrs M J Wooden visit friends and plan Fredonia New York as their future home.
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Delmain Clark
Jamestown
Charles Denigan
Sugar Grove
Wilma Bindley
E. S. Sample
G. S. Griffith
Effa Eastman
Gretta Hill
M. J. Wooden
Fredonia
N. Y
Notice to Correspondents About Letter Submissions
Correspondents are urged to send letters by Monday night or no later than Tuesday noon. Letters received after Tuesday will not be insured for that week's issue. Some letters arrived as late as Wednesday night and Thursday noon and could not be used. Send news letters in early. CORRESPONDENCE EDITOR.
Pleasantville Deaths and Local Obituaries Chronicle
The notice records Flora Parshall aged 85 of Pleasantville dying after jaundice. It lists her birth in 1824 in New York, move to Pleasantville, survivors including children and grandchildren, and funeral details. Additional notices report Rose Decker of Quaker Hill, Wm Barnsdall Jr Bradford oilman, and several child and infant deaths with funeral specifics and quiet interments.
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Flora Parshall
Pleasantville
Parshall
Rensselear County
N. Y
Troy
Chautauqua County
New York
Deerfield Township
Triumph Township
Warren County
George S. Parshall
Eaton Thompson
E. W. Parshall
Warren
W. W. Parshall
Durango
Col
Independence
Kan
Martha E. Parshall
Victor Bucher
Frank R. Scott To Manage Library Theater Year
Frank R. Scott, former longtime manager, will run Library Theater for 1910-11 after trustees chose him over J D Woodard who will not renew. Scott begins Sept 1 and has started bookings promising fine dramatic treats for Warren theatergoers.
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Frank R. Scott
Library Theater
J.D. Woodard
Cause of Trouble in Quiet Exchange
Dialogue shows a woman asking if pies were told to anyone while a man says he informed his physician about his ailment in a brief exchange. The fragment suggests a domestic or comic scene focused on secrecy and medical advice.
Hear the oratorio Holy City at First Church Friday
The oratorio Holy City will be performed at First Methodist Church on Friday evening April 1 at 8 15. A choir and soloists are featured in the program with the public invited to attend.
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Holy City
M. E
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