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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
2
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A guidance note asks reporters to avoid mentioning Mr or Mrs unless a first name or initials are available. It urges discarding any item lacking a identifiable person to record, emphasizing careful sourcing and precise attribution.
The Hale Cemetery Association Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. Evelyn Hallock of Frewsburg last Friday in April for a delightful gathering. Next meeting is set for the last Friday in May at Akeley Grange Hall.
A brief note invites residents to seek steady insight by consulting the newspaper amid routine tasks or busy moments. The invitation frames the paper as a companion for both rest and haste.
A compact print shop note underscores daily order pinning and tomorrow's job readiness. It proclaims good work and good printing as core habits guiding operations.
Local newspaper promotes advertising in the mail for wide reach and immediate response. It highlights affordable rates and rapid audience engagement, urging businesses to place ads to attract customers across the service area.
L L Bates moved into a tannery company's new house in Spring Creek. Residents and visitors include Clyde Petersons trip to Bear Lake. Leo Robinault home sick with mumps. H J Spencer moving to Clifford Wells place. Roy Lillie considers relocating to Spring Creek. Open air concert by Spring Creek Band and Trailing Arbutus blooms mark the week.
W H Hagerman dies after years of poor health in Columbus. Survived by wife Inez Damox Hagerman and several siblings. Funeral held from his home. Cemetery Auxiliary plans June 7 at Bear Lake with Mrs Iris Simmons and a flowers committee for memorials and grave placement. Louis and Gerald Monroe visited during Commencement and Alumni exercises.
John Hook visited Warren last Tuesday while Henry Arthur of Akeley called on friends last Wednesday. Townsfolk hosted visitors from Bradford Corydon and Kinzua with several staying over the weekend. A floating Photograph Gallery drew many viewers in the river. The two Sugar Run schools closed last Friday with teachers Mary Whiteley and Gertrude Slade returning home. The Grange entertainment at Kinzua drew a large crowd and favorable remarks.
May 9 East Branco notes the Grange is thriving as five new members were initiated last Saturday. Dinner followed, with a good entertainment. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson and Ora Mitchell from Corry. Several locals and visitors are mentioned with health and travel updates.
Sugar Grove notes show residents visiting relatives and attending events. A brush fire north of Hugh Miller’s orchard damaged rails and trees before being put out by three o clock. Local travelers include C M Abbott Jessie Abbott Hosea Gourley J J McDonald D H Haggerty and Sidney Mix.
A farmer trades his horse for a showy replacement, paying 15 dollars more, only to discover the new animal is his own shaved horse returned with tricks. Tales recall Titusville and Oil City dealers swapping flawed mounts, including tailless tails and exhaust-like animals, reflecting risky horse dealing tricks.
Residents and visitors named include Mrs Jessie Robinson from Salamanca visiting sister Mrs Wm Witham. Local attendance at Lan der commencement by Wm Fosburg and family. Cora Sperry of Panama visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Sperry. Several small gatherings and visits noted across Lander, Thompson Hill, Stanton Hill, Youngsville, Slipery Rock and nearby homes.
Two brothers aged 9 and 14 seek a country home. They are to be placed via the Children’s Aid ALN and Associated Society. Address Mrs. EB. S. Lindsey, 314 Hast Street, Warren, Pa. April 13-tf.
Edgar A Higgins, Sweet Pea Specialist of Avoca New York, offers eight half ounce packets of top named varieties for 25 cents postpaid. Include orchid flowered Countess Spencer White Spencer Lavende Spencer Asta Ohn Queen of the Market aster and double poppies plus extra packets with every order. Coin remittance preferred.
H D Ely of Bantam Ohio refused surgical amputation for a four year ulcer. He treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and his foot was completely cured. The salve heals burns boils sores eczema pimples and piles and costs 25 cents at druggists.
Letters from JOHN BUSH of atervizit Maine and JOSEPH FRANKOWICK of Detroit praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headache relief. Customers claim rapid relief without stomach upset and note druggists stock the remedy with a money back guarantee if the first package fails. Produced by Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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