County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Instructions require all letters be received by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign. names published only if requested. Do not print on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
8
Instructions require all letters be received by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent must sign. names published only if requested. Do not print on both sides of the paper.
Local notes recount residents visiting, returning from travel, and workers heading to jobs in Warren and nearby areas. The piece highlights four graduates Dora V. Johnson Agnes M. Kennedy Carrie V. Lawson and Elda Vallentine plus Prof Riedel and telegraph operator changes, along with a late spring snowfall and a new water wagon distribution run.
May 4 events include Mrs Minnie Gage and children visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Strand. James Whatford stayed with his parents for a few days. E K Watson and granddaughter Margaria of Jamestown returned home. The Y P P OV met at the church Friday and Saturday. Jefferson Sears closed his school. Miss Anna McFarland sold her place to a woman from President Pennsylvania and will live in Warren. Henry Sears of Akeley visited Clark family. Ada Strand visited her parents. Mary Van Orsdale and son Ralph returned to Frewsburg. Rhoda Fox is sick.
May S C D Seaman visited Clarendon and North Warren. W L Ackley spent days with friends in Akeley area. P C Holt was a Frewsburg visitor last Tuesday. Miss Naomi Shaffer closed a successful term of school and received gifts from pupils. John Hook visited Corydon Saturday. Clair Mapes of Mapes NY visited relatives nearby. Miss Eva Ackley hosted relatives from Akeley for a few days. S Anderson of Marshburg was in town Saturday.
May 4 War ren visitors Harry Vansile Gust Akeley from Jamestown stays a few weeks with relatives. Mrs J G Adams and Mrs A W Young attend school exercises Friday. John Passinger and William Taylor of Wetmore visit friends Saturday. Abe Pearlstine of Pittsburg arrives Monday to visit relatives. Miss Bertha Passinger visits Mrs William Scott at Scandia Monday. Henry Walker visits grandmother Sunday. Mrs John Passinger of Wetmore cares for her mother.
The narrative extols Buenos Aires as a vibrant city with good food, comfortable lodging, and ample outdoor activity. It describes orderly services, prompt taxis, attentive waiters, and a capable mounted police presence, conveying a polished, modern urban experience.
The North American announces a 12 page colored baseball supplement for Sunday May 10 1908 featuring extensive 1907 batting and fielding stats from the American National and Tri-State leagues. It highlights pennant races managers profiles Philies group pictures and lists 10060 players with coverage of new Pennsylvania clubs and hundreds of independent teams. Fans urged to order from news dealers.
Public documents available at the paper office include reports from Pennsylvania State College and various government and organizational studies. Items listed cover agricultural methods, insect descriptions, oil miscibility, bird preservation, and peace league works by Carnegie.
The note claims Helie de Sagan may become Protestant to wed Anna Gould since the Catholic church rejects divorce. It questions the motive behind faith choice, asking what religion means between a prince and money.
Notice lists payment to move Oakland cemetery lots to G. C. Swanson secretary Warren National Bank Building Rooms 14 15 16 for care before Decoration Day and an ad seeking a man with family to move onto a farm with house and steady work furnished in Mart office.
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