Death of Mrs Elwin Scrambling and local notices
Columbus April 23 Mrs Elwin Scrambling dies after ten days of suffering leaving husband an adopted daughter and three brothers. Numerous local visits announced including Sizer from Bear Lake and relatives from Buffalo Crosby Pa Corry and Jamestown. Funeral held at home with Rev Wooden officiating includes flowers and pallbearers. Community events include a banquet for the school board and teachers, a cantata Queen Ester performances May 9 and 10, and various visits across Columbus and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elwin Scrambling
Sizer
Bear Lake
B. A. West
Elmer Sutliff
Vineland
N. J
James Edwards
Manington
Elton Allen
Sheffield
Ed Allen
Warren
Ella Allen
E. C. Scrambling
Wooden
Emerson
Swanson
Charlie Manwarren
Jack Manwarren
Frank Manwarren
B. Rickerson
L. Scrambling
Will Scrambling
Ester
M. E. Church
S. Boardman
Sherman
Amy Scholton
Dorris
E. M. Putnam
Clymer
Will Parker
N. E. Dewey
Corry
D. J. Sullivan
Jamestown
Frank Steele
Farmington School Year Ends and Local News
Farmington closes for summer. Ruth Mahon, former Preston teacher, returns to Edinboro. The Hitchcock child recovers from illness. Mr and Mrs Alcorn welcome a son born April 26. Hitchcock and Wilcox use portable gasoline engines to spray fruit trees with three applications planned this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Ruth Mahon
Preston
Edinboro
Messrs. Hitchcock and Wilcox
Local Briefs From Tidioute and Warren Area
Ross Hill reports Geo Wentworth visited family in Tidioute. Mrs. Belknapp Benedict Benedict and Mrs. Ernest Martin visited Mrs. Frank Martin at Newton. Joe Yee of Warren Silica underwent brain clot removal in Titusville hospital. Daisy Labree moved here to farm Frank Martin farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Belknapp
Geo. Benedict
Ernest Martin
Frank Martin
Newton
A. E. Tarr
Erie
Warren Silica Company
Torpedo
Warren
Joe Yee
Titusville Hospital
Charles Wilcox
George Benedict
Fred Williams
Daisy Labree
Local Notes from Gear Lake Bear Lake Area April Updates
Entries include visits and moves from residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Uerman Philips base in Minnesota, M Chas St. Joan’s new auto, Mrs. Grant Miller visiting Java, N Y, and arrivals from Rockland California. The report notes a wedding of Clement Shannon and Miss Clara Crosby, a burial for Darius Green, and relocations of Emma Johnson and Eien Walton among other local items.
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Bear Lake
Uerman Philips
Minnesota
M. Chas
St. Joan
Grant Miller
Java
N. Y
Fernley Church
John Gardiner
Rockland
California
Gardiner
Charlies Chapman
Bernice
Dunkirk
Eliza James
Fredonia
A. A. Chapman
Jack Gardiner
Clement Shannon
Panama
Clara Crosby
Rev. Markham
Jamestown
Darius Green
Corry
Emma Johnson
Lakewood
Gertrude Carpenter
Eien Walton
Walton
Pine Valley
East Branch News Roundup April 29 Miss Ava Mitchell improves
East Branch notes Ava Mitchell's slow recovery after illness. A P Whiteley and son visited Cory last Saturday. I C Hemminway buys a fine span of white horses. Mrs E Lillie recovers from illness. D Oviatt funeral at Trimms attended by locals. Logan returns from Simpson after grandson Lawrence Bradley’s funeral. D K Tubbs improves local roads. Odd Fellows and wives attend Grand Valley supper.
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East Branch
Ava Mitchell
A. P. Whiteley
Cory
I. C. Hemminway
E. Lillie
D. Oviatt
Trimms
J. Logan
Simpson
Lawrence Bradley
D. K. Tubbs
Grand Valley
Real Estate Transfers Across Warren County
Property trades listed show multiple transfers in Warren County and nearby townships. Notable totals include Eliza Saunders estate transferring Warren property for 4714.29 dollars and M I Fehlman to Hyett Grunder for 1 dollar, with several smaller deeds in Pine Grove Pleasant and Kin zua areas.
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Warren County
Penn Tanning Co
Pleasant
Elk Tanning Co
F. E. Hertzel
William Taylor
Henry David
Spring Creek
Almond I. Blood
Emory Blood
Pine Grove
Elva A. Simpson
Thos. H. Hoskin
Glade
John Clendenning
A. J. Arnold
James H. Miller
W. J. Knupp
W. D. Todd
Elizabeth Hahn
Warren
Andrew Stenzel
C. H. Johnson
F. A. Cogswell
Harry A. Cogswell
M. L. Hassinger
Mary A. Hassinger
Barnes Village
C. Schim
Catherine O’hern
Jacob Simones
Alice Black
Deerfield
Robt. Punski
Grace V. Sanders
Guardian
Robert Punski
Hyett Grunder
Pleasant Two
Cheerful Fontenelle Lived A Century With Philosophy
The French writer Fontenelle kept a cheerful outlook his entire life, claiming philosophy gains value from cheerfulness. As he neared death he remarked that he did not suffer but felt a certain difficulty in living.
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Fontenelle
Steamer Julia Luckenbach Reaches Port With Heavy Hold Damage
The Insular Line steamer Julia Luckenbach crewed by Captain Roddick returned to San Juan Puerto Rico after leaking 13 feet of water in the hold. Aboard were 36,000 bags of sugar damaged to $100,000. The vessel sent a distress call and was assisted by the revenue cutter Algonquin arriving Tuesday morning. There were no passengers.
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Julia Luckenbach
San Juan
P. R
Insular Line
Roddick
Arecibo
Philadelphia
Luckenbach
SO. S
Santo Domingo
Widener Jewel Save Eases Titanic Insurance Fear
Mrs George Widener’s three pearl necklaces valued at 709 009 dollars faced Lloyds of London insurance payout fear after reports they were lost on the Titanic. A telegram from the Widener family denied the loss, stating Mrs Widener had the gems with her when rescued at Elkins Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds Insurance Agency of
London
George D. Widener
Widener
Lloyds
Elkins Park
Higgins Son Enrolls in Curtiss Aviation School
The son of the late Governor Higgins has enrolled as a pupil in the Curtiss aviation school at Hammondsport New York. He will stay for a thorough course in aeronautics.
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Higgins
Curtiss Aviation School
Hammondsport
N. Y
Market report from New York and Buffalo commodity prices
Wheat No 2 red at $1.20 and No 8 red at $1.21 in New York. Corn No 3 yellow 83c, No 4 yellow 21c. Oats values range from 61c to 64 5c. Butter creamery specials 34c, state 28 30c. Cheese good to choice 16 15 0. Potatoes white fancy per bushel $1.85 to 1.40.
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Pennsylvania
Buffalo
Livestock Market Report Mix Shows Varied Price Moves
Cattle prices span steers at 850 to 873 for top consignments with 1 200 to 1 40 per pound. Choice fat cows bring 7.06 to 7.75, bulls 7.00 to 7.40, veals 9.25 to 9.75. Sheep and lambs show spring yards 19 00 with mixed sheep 7.00 to 7.75.
Timothy No 1 on Track Prices and Grains
A concise listing shows Timothy No 1 on track at £25.00 to 26.00 and No 2 Timothy at $24.00 to 25.00 with straw, wheat and oat priced at $13.00 to 14.00.
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Timothy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Warren, Penn’a
Warren Trust Company
Ross Hill
Gear Lake
Fred C. Lauer
H. A. Magee
Kinzua
Rupert Hughes
Market Report
New York
Cougus
Newmaker & Reed
East Buffalo Livestock Market
Penn. Avenue
West
Citizens National Bank
Bell
H.B. Hyde
A. O.A
Warren, PA
A. W. Eaton
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Chichester S
Chichester
Gruggis
EMERY
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