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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
8
The policy requires all copy to be submitted by Tuesday each week and every correspondent to sign his or her name to all communications. Names will not be published unless requested and authors should avoid writing on both sides of the paper.
May 11 entries show visits by Mr. and Mrs. Mitch ell of Corry to local friends. Heminway called on friends here last week. Crouther and children from Lexington Ky visited relatives locally. Mrs. Jas Logan sick. A P Whiteley visited Jamestown. Mrs Stina Smith to East Branch next Saturday with millinery goods. Austin Northrop business visitor at Corry. Daniel Reno of East Branch died May 3 of pneumonia. Ladies Foreign Missionary Society to meet with Mrs Wm Gray Thursday. Maude Wright home from Erie. Fred McClelland visited brother in Union City recently.
At the Cherry Hill Cemetery Association annual meeting in Sugar Grove on May 5, directors Frank D. Wheelock Robi S Cummings Geo A Woodside Miss Nettie B Langdon and Mrs Ina Dalrymple were elected for the coming year. By-laws change moves regular annual meetings to the third Tuesday in January. Calves shipment from Sugar Grove to Buffalo led by Jacob Foster and James Blakesley shipped household goods and farm implements to Missouri as he relocates with his family.
R. J. Weld and wife and G. A. Wood plan to attend the State Board of Agriculture and Farmers Institute meeting in New Castle May 26 to 29. B. W. Wilcox elected to fill a Town Council vacancy after Edward Harrington’s removal. Memorial Day observances organized by Jas. P. Younie Posts with Sugar Grove band aiding in Busti and returning for local services. Mrs. Belle Hillman, central to farmers lines, improves slowly after illness. Mrs. Christie Loveland, once a resident, was brought from Canada for burial last Friday.
May 11 events include Decoration Day with Rev. O E Williams from Jamestown delivering the 10 a m address. F C A met April 29 at North Warren. motto adopted About faded friends. next meeting May 27 with Mrs Emma Lake. M E church quarterly conference set for Friday and Sunday at 7 30 pm with communion. Nearby visits listed among towns Warren Westfield Dunkirk Kennedy and Buffalo residents and local families.
On May 21 a social gathering will be held at C F Scotts to raise funds for the Rev L H McIntyre. Delegates for the U B Sunday conference are noted in the notice.
The School and Y P C U convention at Grand Valley on May 26 27 28 elected Mrs J M Paden and Miss Edith Feldhausen as officers. Miss Elsie Paden left for Titusville for a short stay. Ray Morris and family from Grand Valley visited J J Feldhausen over Sunday. Miss Georgiana Van Guilder returned from Titusville ill with measles. Preparations begin for Children's Day exercises scheduled for Sunday June 7.
The grammar intermediate and primary grades closed last week. The high school finishes today with commencement Friday evening. Cemetery Auxiliary meets at Grange hall Friday afternoon to tie comfortables. Mothers meeting this month with Mrs. Ella Emerson on May 26.
Mary Kerr aged 58 died at her Titusville home following a ten day illness from acute gastritis. A 20 year Titusville resident born in New York, she came from Rome township as a youth. She leaves a husband and children Mrs. F. M. Neeley of North Warren and Samuel and Chester F. Kerr of Titusville, plus brothers Christian Morrison and Thomas Morrison and sister Mrs. Francis Fay.
Butler, May 9. Butler men have leased 5,000 acres in the Jefferson county gas belt near Punxsutawney and plan extensive development. A record gas well was just brought in by Pittsburgh men. The field had been abandoned about 25 years ago.
Gro. H. Bates of Sugar Grove Pennsylvania warns creditors not to extend credit to his wife Burdessie Bates who left home and may contract bills he will not pay. Dated May 13, 1941.
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