Free mail delivery and church dedication spark local notices
Neighborhood Notes in Salamanca touts free mail service while Clean mobilizes patriotism for Independence Day. A new Methodist Episcopal Church in Titusville will be dedicated May 31 with Bishop Fowler officiating. The Erie road wreck at Red House caused nine deaths and at least eighty thousand dollars in property loss. A revised TRACTION line route now includes Ashville. Frosts damage southern Chautauqua crops. Pension disbursements listed for several residents. Erie’s Soldiers and Sailors Home near capacity with 500 veterans. addition planned if demand grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clean
New Methodist Episcopal Church
Titusville
Fowler
Erie Road
Red House
Erie
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Medical Society of
Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Rider
Cambridge Springs
Warren County
M. D
Local Clippings Highlight Community Happenings
In SuGaR Grove Mrs Dorcas Jagger remains on the sick list while the Barton district lacks school due to Miss Johnson's death. Youngsville notes W J Meads hardware addition nears completion and T T Mattison dies aged over eighty. Sheffield reports Decoration Day plans by G A R Post, a summer gun club start, and a birth to Mr and Mrs Lavern Martin. J A Chiodo lands piping contract for the Corry Erie gas line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Dorcas Jagger
Sheffield
G. A. R. Post
Gun Club
Lavern Martin
J. A. Chiodo
Corry
Erie
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Edward E Hertzel's Sporting Goods Store Opens
Edward E Hertzel promotes a large sporting goods selection including bicycles, bicycle supplies, guns and ammunition, baseball golf and tennis goods at low prices. The new store on Penns Avenue West opposite the Diamond block invites ladies to view a millinery display at Kertcher's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’s Avenue West
Diamond Block
Corydon County Notes May News In Briefs
May 4 reports Mrs Lucia Brown returning from Russell. Miss Lounsbury away on L O T M work. Miss Ida Mae Frontz praised as Corydon primary teacher returning from Saegerstown. Horace Sanderlin ill but improving. Percy Marsh takes a job on the Jamestown electric railroad. Public schools close for year with picnic. May 8 high school commencement at M RK Church with Symphony Orchestra of Corry. Amy Curtis wed to Belknap of Meadville. Walton purchase of D C Blair property. Kate Lyon home after Bear Lake teaching. Arthur and Merle Christie back from Cleveland college. Orlo Hoop ill but slowly recovering.
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Lucia Brown
Russell
Lounsbury
Ida Mae Frontz
Corydon
Saegerstown
Miss Frontz
Horace Sanderlin
Percy Marsh
Jamestown
South Penn Oil Co
Miss Griffin
Orlo Hoop
M. RK
Symphony Orchestra of
Corry
Arthur
Merle Christie
Cleveland
Amy Curtis
Belknap
Meadville
Frank Walton
D. C. Blair
Kate Lyon
Bear Lake
Spring Creek News Notes and Local Moves
May 4 update from Spring Creek reports schools closed except Eldred Hill summer session taught by Miss Bessie Nichols. Fremont Way relocated from Irvington to the Stranahan house. Gust and Earl Johnson, now back from Washington, reassure families of their safe arrival. Mrs D G Curtis and son John move from visiting grandparents Byron and Mrs Eldred to Warren. Community queries Legislature session timing for farmer tax relief amid tax concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Eldred Hill
Bessie Nichols
Fremont Way
Irvington
Stranahan House
Gust
Earl Johnson
Washington
D. G. Curtis
John
Byron Eldred
Warren
Penal
Russell school commencement praised by officials and patrons
May 4 reports say Russell commencement exercises pleased the Board of Education and residents. Principal Ben George is credited with a strong school, secretary Will Phillips praised, and Dr Vermilyea is noted for his growing practice and Christian influence. The text also notes the marriage of Charles Clark and Mrs Jennie Marsh officiated by Rev Hunt with Warren and Russell friends in attendance.
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Russell
Board of Education
Ben George
Will Phillips
Board of Education of
Vermilyea
Frewsburg
N. Y
Charles Clark
Jennie Marsh
C. C. Hunt
Clymer
Charles Chase
Warren
Clark
Local notices sketch life around Warren May week
May 5 reports residents in Warren on business visits and tail end of spring activities. Several residents recover from illness while others travel for schooling and work. Forest fires west of town damage fences and buildings including a barn at the old Davis camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Johnson
N. A. Christenson
Louis Johnson
Warren
A. P. Carlson
Mae Baker
Barnes
James
Daisy McMichael
Irvinedale Park
Ida Mae Frantz
Saegerstown
W. D. Johnson
Grant Sutter
Bertha Pochey
Tiona
J. D. Million
Clarendon
L. J. Holmes
Morris Holmes
Charles
Erie Business College
Christ Johnson
William Cole
Marionville
Katharine Christenson
Edinboro
Here
Davis Camp
Jack Hillard
Anna Dashner
Mayburg
A. Gibson
Sugar Run May News Highlights and Fire Loss
May 4 reports Orlo Hoop sick with inflammatory rheumatism as townsfolk hope for recovery. Public school to close with praise for Miss Minnie Griffin whose disciplined teaching gains broad support. Grange talks suggesting new members. May 5 notes fire destroying the store and contents owned by J. E. Morse.
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Orlo Hoop
Grange
Minnie Griffin
J. E. Morse
Bargain Overcoats From Local Tailor Jacob Keller
The tailor Jacob Keller offers genuine bargains on overcoats and suits. He has a small stock and invites customers to call for well made clothing at very low prices. Also notice that Struthers Hotel Barn is now run by John Stinger to serve farmers and others with horses, with no livery in connection.
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Youngsville
W. J. Mead
C. S. Mead
T. T. Mattison
Matthews Run
Jacob Keller
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Metzger & Hogan Weekly Specials Offer Bargains
Store presents cut prices on textiles and garments. Highlights include 12% che ersucker 84.5c, 75 pieces. 15c Scotch Madras 104c. 10c French Batiste 53c. 50c linen crash 73c. 25c embroidered whites 18c. 1 table linen 72 inches wide 75c. Huck towels 74c each. 1000 yards wash silks 35c. many suits and skirts reduced. waists and lace trimmed white waists at various prices.
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Waren Mall
Salamanca
Mayville
Ashville
Chautauqua County
Uncle Sam
Phil. N. Robinson
Scofield
Eliza Chamberlain
Dugall
W. H. Chambers
Tidioute
Jim Parr
Dayton
Bradford
Joseph Schwank
Carrie Carter
Oil City
Ladies of the Maccabees
Nellie KE
McKean
Forest
Potter
Kinzna
Messrs. C. F. Hoffman
Jerry Crary
G. W. Campbell
Penn Tanning Co
Pittsburg
Ambridge
Economites
Old Town
Duss
Society
Doss
Kertcher’s
Wendelboe
Liberty Street
Columbus
Cherry Grove
Sugar Run
Timothy
Clover
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Warren Trust Company
Capital
M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Metzger & Hogan
Metaghr & Hogan the Big Store
Gunn
N. Greenland & Son
Peek Warren
Allen’s Cash Shoe Store
T. O. Slater & CO
Planet JR
Iver Johnson
Water ST
Citizens National Bank
Levi Smitu
Jas
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