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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1907
Page
8
Instructions request all correspondence be received by Tuesday each week. Each letter must be signed by the author, though names will not be published without request. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
May 14 notices show Warren residents visiting relatives and neighbors in nearby towns. Several individuals travel for business, medical updates, and moving plans, with social calls noted at multiple households and towns including Russell Pendergrast Jamestown Fox Hill and Germany bound travelers.
May 14 notes show Eugene Outrid's flying trip to Russell last Friday. A. R. McStraw moved onto the Marsh farm and G. H. Marsh took possession. Mr. and Mrs Headley hosted calls with Miller, Fish, and Outrid relations. Mildred Headley, one year old, is sick. O Headley traveled to Warren on business.
May 14 reports May Noblit of Brockville visiting parents Mr and Mrs W G Noblits. Audrey Smiley of Oil City home for Sunday. Mrs Ella Taylor of Marietta Ohio visiting sister Mrs Sarah Barnes. Mrs Wim Irvine returning from St Petersburg visit with grandparents. John Hassinger and wife of Lamona spent Sunday here. Er N Rozelle visiting town. Mrs Anna Donaldson returned from Oil City. The Ladies Aid met with Mrs W J Smiley on Wednesday.
The F C A plans a tea with Mr and Mrs J C Wiltsie on Wednesday May 22. The Ladies Aid Society will also hold a meeting, details to follow.
Epworth League officers were installed last Friday night with President Mrs Ella Adams and others. Services continue Sundays at 7 30 PM. Community members, including Henry Sears now improving, stop by for social events with cake and ice cream after church Thursday.
Mrs Jennie Tucker of Olean visits her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Logan. Measles are prevalent. Miss Selah Dexter is on the sick list. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs Truman Lillie. Mr and Mrs Win Gray depart for Sherman NY. Mr and Mrs A P Whiteley visit Youngstown OH. Mrs Walter Weldon shows improvement. Kaley of Titusville calls at C M Cobbs. Nichols of Corry visits last week.
May 13 reports residents visiting relatives and staying with host families. Miss Winnifred Price returns home to Franklin from Bert Swager’s, while Mrs Bertha Holt visits Corydon sister Luella Clendening for a few days. Jefferson Sears of Cable Hollow clerks for W B Hale, and Hazel Bennett visited Jamestown.
Miss Minnie Spetz of Jamestown visited her parents in Youngsville last week. Ellen Johnson of Titusville visited cousin Lillian Gustafson. Pete Gustafson attended Mr Gust Carlsson's funeral in Kane. Henry and Arid Johnson spent Sunday in Youngsville. Miss Mabel Sandberg left for Jamestown. Rev. J A Rinell attended the Lutheran church 25th anniversary.
Three weeks remain in the term with events set for May 29 and 31 including class night and graduation. Rev. Ellis to deliver baccalaureate sermon at M E Church on May 26. Local notices recount cemetery affairs, family deaths, church outings, engagements, and transit timetable updates.
The June jury pool for Warren County’s first Monday 10 a.m. session is listed with jurors from Traverse and local towns. There will be no civil trial court next month. Names include Anderson Erick and Akers George among many clerks, farmers, laborers, merchants, and towns like Warren Glade Sheffield and Youngsville.
A local ad promotes printed lawns in assorted colors at five cents per yard with a special pricing offer.
Pine Grove, Pittsfield, Columbus, Sugar Grove, Clarendon, Sheffield, Conewango, Pleasant, Southwest, Spring Creek, Mead show residents and officials listed. Each entry includes multiple names such as Bachop, Grosch, Lounsbury, Pierce, Wood, Barnes, Cochran, Price, Whitney, Barnes, Hall, Simpson, Baker, Darling, Morton, Skinner, Saywood, Titus, Caldwell, Donaldson, Eldred, Jones, Jerman, Mead, Fox, Johnson, Kent, Schneider. The list appears to be a community roster of voters or officials.
The June primary law sets a statewide election for Saturday June 1 with nominations for all offices to be filled in November except those from national and state conventions. Polls run 2 to 8 pm with licensing hours 1 to 9 pm. Election costs borne by the county, reimbursed by the state.
Pittsburg will build a 46 story municipal structure reaching 700 feet, yet the project is not tied to fears of a predicted coming flood.
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