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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1907
Page
7
Notice to correspondents requiring all copy in hand by Tuesday each week. Each writer must sign name on all communications, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
A Forty friends from this place and Fox Hill gathered Wednesday evening for a surprise party in honor of Henry Lauffenburger’s 42nd birthday. Light refreshments were served and the group enjoyed the celebration.
April 30. S L Morrison and wife of Kinzua spend a few days in town. Henry Muntz and wife drove to Steamburg NY recently. Will Kirkpatrick and wife of North Clarendon spent Sunday in town with C D Seaman. James Leonard of Kinzua was in town one day last week.
April visitors include Mrs. George Lewellyn now of Erie and Miss Duck of Tiena visiting local friends. Local residents Mrs. Hiram Morrison and Uncle James P. Conroe are reported frail. Italians arrive for telegraph tower work while railroad crews expand operations. The Loyal Temperance League meets May 3 to promote the cause.
April 29 notes Clifford Chaffie of Olean spent several days here with relatives and friends. Frank Titus and family departed last Wednesday for Virginia, where they plan to settle.
Mrs. M L Hassinger and family finished a two month stay in Aton Virginia and returned home while Mrs Anna Donaldson visits Oil City. Mrs W J Smiley spent Thursday in Saybrook and Miss Marsh and Hahn visited Corydon. Community members attended an Odd Fellows banquet in Sheffield with a pleasant evening reported. Barrett Taylor moves to a new home as the school term ends. Leverne Spicer returns home from Emergency Hospital after two weeks.
Mrs. E Bennett and daughter Mattie visited Mrs. Matilda Thompson on Monday. Mary McCoy returned home from Frewsburg. Eva Walters visited friends in Akeley. Erik Peck and son Gerald visited Akeley. Rev. Bennett and Perez held meetings in Russell. Ladies' Aid had dinner with Sopha Strand. John Thompson visited Falconer midweek. Minnie Bradley returned to Fentonville after caring for Alesworth. Bennett and Mattie Bennett travelled to Bradford. Fifth grade scholars attended exams at Akeley. Matilda Thompson visited Warren to see her son. Mary McCoy visited Akeley. Amelia Jones of Jamestown visited her parents Strand.
Miss Dolly Akens of Jamestown attended a social at Miss Lucia Brown’s home with the Milkmaid’s Convention well received by locals. The district and high school exams were held, and students of room 3 faced Warren county tests.
April 29 social column reports Miss Helen Taylor of Hornell visiting sister Mrs Morton. Mrs Elton Allen spent last week in Olean. Miss Anna Ayer of Warren and Miss Given of Illinois joined H S Ayer’s family for a Sunday visit. A party honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Grant Johnson who wed April 22 in Baxter Springs Kansas.
Will Carroll hosted a bride at his home last week while Mrs. Margaret Damon remains seriously ill. The funeral for Mrs. Cynthia Walton, aged over 89, was held Friday with survivors Henry Allen, Clarence, and Lawrence Walton of the area. Mrs. Roban Albro died Saturday April 20 at age 83, survivors include sons Byron and Almon and daughter Mrs. Azalia McIntosh of Edinboro. funeral planned from the home on Tuesday.
Dugall April 29 report: a dime social occurred at Mr and Mrs Eric Andersons home last Friday. Miss Hulda Lynn of Pittsfield visited relatives on Lind Hill. Mrs Clara Anderson of Jamestown is visiting relatives here. Miss Ellen Hagle is employed in nearby services.
Mrs Earl Barton and Mrs Gust Hagg are on the sick list. George Hillman moved his saw mill from Frank Isaacson property to Ludlow. Iscar and Gerhard Young of Jamestown visited relatives of Mrs J A Rinell in Frewsburg. Young People’s Literary met at the Lutheran church last Sunday evening.
April 30 reports small social visits among the Beach family and the Outrid and Miller factions with F J Cagle hosting. A New York farmer skimmed milk cream and paid 1800 dollars for the offense, prompting a warning about adulteration of beverages and consumer scams.
S. A. Lounsbury of Pittsburg visited his mother recently. The Elk creamery of Scandia was purchased by the Burt family. J. O. Lounsbury and family went to Warren on Saturday. Silas Dinsmoor of Hemlock visited old friends Sunday. Mrs. L. Martin visits son W. O. Martin for a few days.
After a festive start with noise and a parade the exposition moves to shaping displays for visitors to see beyond waving flags, focusing on preparing exhibits and attractions.
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