Warren Medical Association Meeting in Warren May 12
The Warren County Medical Association held its regular monthly meeting at Dr. D. H. Kellar’s home in Warren. Dr. O. S. Brown and Dr. D. H. Kellar presented papers after a business session. Dinner followed at the hotel with 14 local doctors and guests from nearby towns in attendance.
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Warren Medical Association
Roussell
Warren County Medical Association
D. H. Kellar
O. S. Brown
Warren
Brown
Chapman
Frantz
Haines
Johnson
Hyer
North Clarendon
Stoeckle
North Warren
C. H. Vermilyea
Place
Mrs. Huidah S. Burch Rites Held in Frewsburg
Mrs. Huidah S. Burch of Elk township died May 11 at age 83 years 9 months 9 days at the home of her daughter Mrs. Chas E Hill. Survived by husband Sylvester four sons Edward Chileen John Eliphlet all of Onoville and four daughters Mrs. Mary K Hill Mrs Celia A Derby Mrs Alza A Dinsmoor and Mrs A Phillips of Frewsburg. Funeral at Frewsburg M E church Wednesday at 2 p m with Rev M W Stone officiating. Interment Maple Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huidah S. Burch
Elk Township
Chas. E. Hill
Sylvester
Edward
Chileen
John
Eliphlet
Onoville
Mary K. Hill
Celia A. Derby
Alza A. Dinsmoor
A. Phillips
Frew
Obituary of John A. Davis Meadville Leader Dead
John A. Davis aged, a prominent Meadville figure, was found dead in his son's home De Forest Davis last Wednesday morning. Grand nephew of General David Mead founder of Meadville, he was born October 26, 1818 in Youngsville. During the early oil boom he operated at Tidioute before moving to Meadville about 30 years ago.
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John A. Davis
Meadville
de Forest Davis
Mr. Davis
David Mead
Youngsville
Tidioute
The Abuse of the Automobile Draws Disdain
May Scribner argues that while enthusiasts praise speed and novelty, the automobile’s danger and noise offend elderly pedestrians. The piece notes that reckless drivers display rude manners and prioritize selfish fun over public safety, creating lasting public dislike.
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May Scribner
Special Odd Fellows supplement announced by The North American
The North American heralds an eight page illustrated supplement in its May 17 issue to honor the eighty fifth annual Grand Lodge session of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows in Philadelphia. It covers the origin growth and work of Pennsylvania Odd Fellows including homes orphanages and charitable works and previews the future of the Odd Fellows Temple with notices to Rebekahs Patriarchs Militant and encampments.
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Odd Fellows
Big Order
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Order of Odd Fellows
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Wanted A Good Correspondent In This Place
A notice seeks a reliable correspondent locally to report and communicate with the publisher of this paper for timely news and updates. The ad emphasizes prompt, trustworthy service and steady communication with the editor.
Do Not Marry a Man to Make Him Better
Woman’s Magazine warns that reforming an evil husband is nearly impossible and rarely succeeds. The piece argues marriage often amplifies weakness, notes men’s tendency to rule, and cautions women against loving or marrying dissipated men for supposed guardianship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Advice on Rest and Gentle Living from a Quiet Moment
The note counsels easing up on effort and avoiding overwork. It urges taking short rests, limiting reading to interest, avoiding burdens, seeking light company, and even suggests lemon water in the morning as a simple aid to calm the mind.
Placket safeguard with hook and eye for skirt
A simple method to prevent a torn skirt placket uses a hook and eye near the bottom of the opening. Do not unhook it to keep the fabric secure and intact.
Scorch Repair Tip and Newspaper Subscription Note
If you scorch a garment when ironing it rub a lump of dry starch on the mark then sponge it off Repeat till the yellow disappears Subscribe for the MAIL.
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Ww. S. Clark
Warren Sayings Bank
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Charres W. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
Olice
Ver First Nat’l Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
H S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
C. Eddy
Attorney At Law
General Law
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prof. Hyde
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
Family Theatre
H. B. Hyde
Warren, PA
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Warren J. Fitts
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Ernest D. A Wart
Etters
Thomas L. McGuirr
Pittsfield
Warren Co
Lavina McKinney
George Ensworth
Warren, Warren Co
Penn’a
Knapp
Geo. B.ensworth
District Court of the United States
Western District of
Sidney Samuel Connely
Congress
Pittsburg
WILLIAM T. LINDS#Y
Register
Orphans’ Court
Henry E. Bailey
Lincoln Bailey
C. B. Halter
Clementine Roehrig
Charles C. Thompson
George A. Thompson
C. T. Bordwell
Sarah L. Eggleston
Mary A. Murphy
Margaret Mooney
Catherine Brown
T. L. Hampson
Barbara Witmier
D. I. Ball
T. A
Catherine B. Palmer
T.a
S.S. St. John
Sylvia S. Paddock
Barna D. Paddock
Harry M. Gillespie
Lucretia A. Gillespie
R. Allen
Court of Common Pleas
A. Cupler
Clarence W. Whitcomb
Mary Ellen Whitcomb
Corydon Township
Sidney D, Plackman
Warren, Penna
New York
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
America
Atlantic Coast Line
Labrador
Cape Hatteras
Newfoundland
Virginia
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Cumberland Mountains
Tennessee
Wilds
Canada
St. Lawrence
Great Lakes
New Jersey
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Asbury Park
Long Branch
Spring Lake
Seaside Park
Beach Haven
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
NEW York & Penn’a
Bell Tel. & Tel. CO
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
Mass
B. Hill
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