Local Social Roundup in Columbus and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visits abound as Worth and Floyd Hammond visit their uncle S. B. Crosby while Deloss Schrambling and family celebrate at W. A. Schramblings. The Mary Scholton funeral draws many from Columbus and nearby towns with Rev. Hickok officiating and a large floral showing. The week includes several trips to Clymer Corry Jamestown and Meadville with neighbors and relatives, plus a niece attending Grange in Columbus.
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Columbus
Worth
Floyd Hammond
S. B. Crosby
Deloss Schrambling
E. D. Schrambling
George
W. A. Schramblings
A. E. Ewer
W. F. Ewer
Wayne
Emmet Bush
Clymer
M. EK
Hickok
Olean
Emerson
Swanson
Messrs
Wooden
Damon
Frank Scholton
Henry Scholton
Carl Scholton
John Scholton
D. A. Wickwire
Lee Boardman
Ray Scholton
Oil City
Sherman
Arthur Scholton
Meadville
Bear Lake
Corry
Frank Gordon
North East
Fox
Jamestown
Chas. Myers
Earl of
M. E. Dewey
Carl Clark
Spartansburg
Wim. Lamona
Emmet Higgins
Wm. Lamona
Celia Gates
G. W. Simmons
Miss Bessie Christ and Herbert Robins wed at Ross Hill
Miss Bessie Christ and Herbert Robins of Sanford were married last Thursday at Ross Hill. The couple's many friends extend wishes for a long and happy life. Local notes include Miss Mattie Benedict leaving for select school May 20 and family visits by the Wilsons, Wentworths, Belknapps, Benedicts, and Arters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Bessie Christ
Herbert Robins
Sanford
Mattie Benedict
Youngsville
Win. Wilsor
Southwick
George Wentworth
Tidioute
George Belknapp
A. KE. Tarr
Advertising in the Mail Brings Real Results
The notice promotes placing ads in the Mail to reach a broad audience and boost response. It highlights quick lead generation and measurable inquiries for local businesses seeking visibility.
Local Notes from Akeley and Surroundings
Akeley news roundup notes Mrs. Harrington has returned home from Warren hospital. Ruth Brown earns praise for piano at spring recitals. Minnie Bradley attended F Morrison's funeral in Corydon. Dodge baseball visitors to Clarendon. rain canceled game. Team readies a diamond on land rented from Mrs. Leoni Fellows. Dancing party for charity hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Barney. Jean Schirtzinger of Youngstown Ohio visiting Howard Homestead. Leo Schirtzinger up there weekend. Carrie Lord of Jamestown to spend summer with Mrs. Clara Marsh.
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Leoni Fellows
Charles Barney
Jean Schirtzinger
Youngstown
Ohio
Howard Homestead
Leo Schirtzinger
Carrie Lord
Jamestown
Clara Marsh
Local News Roundup From Mount Oak Area
Mount Oak notes report Harry Dodge of Union City visiting last week. IL Bacon is gravely ill at home with Dr. Maitland of Spartansburg attending. E. Lillie and daughter Elsie of East Branch visited Sunday. East Branch creamery opened Monday morning. George Immick and sister Julia, with Miss Manda Robinson, visited Ed Young and family. Mrs Amasa Nichols visited her brother Fred May and family near Eagle. Ed Young and Manda Robinson visited Titusville last Friday. Fred Cochran of Kagle called on local friends.
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Mount Oak
Harry Dodge
Union City
Bacon
Maitland
Spartansburg
E. Lillie
Elsie
East Branch
George Immick
Julia
Manda Robinson
Ed Young
Amasa Nichols
Fred May
Eagle
Titusville
Fred Cochran
Kagle
East Branch Briefs Highlight Local Health and Visits
Ava Mitchel is slowly improving after five weeks with pneumonia at home. Er. C Heminway and son Erwin travel to Corry for harvest time. I Bacon is very sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Jennie May calls on I Bacolls, Mrs. W. D. Mitchell and son visit Corry. N H Blanchard loses a gray horse recently.
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East Branch
Ava Mitchel
ER. C
Heminway
Erwin
Corry
Bacon
Brown Hill Briefs From May Activities
Brown Hill notes report Mr and Mrs Ky K Stearne visiting Jamestown relatives. Mrs T J Tobey attends Chandlers Valley to care for ill Mrs H Kelley. Lizzie Samuelson stayed with Mary Samuelson on Yankee Bush Hill. George Finlan of Warren visited his mother Mrs M Finlan. Ova Gunning of Matthews Run visited Ruby Samuelson. Rev Hall moves into the parsonage this week. Archie Farnham on the Hill. Quarterly meeting set at the church Sunday led by Rev P B Campbell.
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Brown Hill
Ky. K. Stearne
Jamestown
T. J. Tobey
Chandlers Valley
H. Kelley
Lizzie Samuelson
Mary Samuelson
Yankee Bush Hill
George Finlan
Warren
M. Finlan
Ova Gunning
Matthews Run
Ruby Samuelson
Hall
Archie Farnham
P. B. Campbell
Mrs Jane Lopus Dies After Long Illness in Bear Lake
Bear Lake May 14 after a long illness Mrs Jane Lopus died last Saturday. Funeral services were held in the U B church Tuesday with Rev Patterson officiating. Mrs C A Carpenter visits Lavern in Lakewood N Y. G G Carter buys a new auto. Miss Cynthia Cleland and Mrs Polly Raymond Corry and Rev L Markham and daughter Mrs Davis Jamestown attended the funeral. Mr and Mrs C T Bordwell return from Florida. Subscribe for the SIAL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Jane Lopus
U. B
Patterson
C. A. Carpenter
Lavern
Lakewood
N. Y
G. Carter
Cynthia Cleland
Polly Raymond
Corry
L. Markham
Davis
Jamestown
Cobb's Corners Note Local Happenings May 14
R M Houghtling and daughter Dorotha visited Fred Phillis home Sunday. Linch and Barlow Company renamed Barlow Lumber Company. Foreman named as Mr Dingfelder. A P Whiteley and Mrs F S Strong mourn mother’s death in Union City. Mrs E E Houghtling and Mrs Wm Gray visited sister Olive Tifft in Spring Creek. N H Blanchard and wife visiting son G L Blanchard after living in Union City. Lavern Cobb visited Spartansburg Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb’s Corners
R. M. Houghtling
Dorotha
Goodwill Hill
Fred Phillis
the Linch and Barlow Company
Barlow Lumber Company
Dingfelder
A. P. Whiteley
F. S. Strong
Union City
E. E. Houghtling
Wm. Gray
Olive Tifft
Spring Creek
N. H. Blanchard
G. L. Blanchard
Lavern Cobb
Spartansburg
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Warren and Surrounding Areas
A series of property transfers across Warren, Glade, Freehold, Clarendon, Sheffield, Grand Valley, Elk, Garland, Spring Creek and Sugar Grove. Transfers include Lineus J. Brown to J. L. Ghering and wife, Henry Ayling to Fred Carlson and wife, and multiple others with prices ranging from 1 to 5 dollars and up to 3,111.12 dollars for Farnsworth estate to Clyde Elder.
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Lineus J. Brown
J. L. Ghering
Glade
Henry Ayling
Fred Carlson
Freehold Inp
Frank H. Reed
J. W. Newmaker
Warren
David B. Higby
C. W. Seeley
Clarendon
Pearl H. Elder
Et al
Clyde Elder
Sheffield
Thos. Farnsworth
Cc. T. Conarro
Salmon Holmberg
H. N. Ongley
Anson R. Thompson
Grand Valley
John F. Vail
Wm. Giltman
Elk
Fred Wentz
R. M. Pratt
Annis Beardsley
Lizzie Burdick
Garland
Paper Prices Rise Prompting Printer Supply Squeeze
The Warren Mail reports news that paper stock prices have advanced and wholesalers have withdrawn prior quotations. Printers face higher costs for supplies and the industry notes trusts still control pricing. The piece suggests paying printers more to ease the squeeze.
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Warren Mail
Memorial Statue to General Butler in Boston
In Boston on May 16 the house rejected the resolution to strike down the bill providing for a statue honoring Major General Benjamin J. Butler by a vote of 11 to 108.
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General Butler
Boston
House
Benjamin J. Butler
Market Report Highlights Grain and Produce Prices
New York May 15 market report lists No 2 red winter wheat at 1 24½ dollars, oats at 1.0 62½ dollars per bushel, pork mess at 20.75 to 21.25, butter creamery extras at 31 8114 cents, state dairy finest at 3 cents. State and Pennsylvania eggs white fancy large 24 cents, potatoes state per bag 3.50 to 4.00 Maine per bag 4.00 to 4.28.
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State
Pennsylvania
Maine
Buffalo Market Prices Reported For May 15
Buffalo Provision Market lists Wheat No 2 white at 1.21 and No red at 1.22 per bushel. Corn No 3 yellow at 8.3240 and No 4 yellow at 8 14 4 c. Oats No 2 white 60 4c and No 3 white 60 4c. Flour Fancy blended patent 6.75 per barrel, 7.50. winter family patent 5.50 6.25. Butter Creamery Western tubs extras 32c. Creamery State fair to good 27 2c. Eggs State heanery white fancy 1 2116c. Cheese Good to choice 16 16 1 2 c. Potatoes White fancy per peck 1 40 1.45.
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Buffalo
Market Report Livestock Prices At Local Market
Prime steers bring 8.60 to 8.80 per 100 pounds with 1 200 to 1 400 pounds. Cows fetch 6.00, heifers 7.25 to 7.50, bulls 5.80 to 7.00, years 8.50 to 9.00, fair to good 8.00 to 8.25. Sheep and lambs offer choose spring lambs 9.00 to 9.25, mixed lambs 5.75 to 6.25. Hogs show light Yorkers 7.80, heavy hogs 8.15 to 8.25, pigs 7.10 to 7.20.
Timothy Items on Track and Price Report
Timothy No 7 tracks with prices listed 28.00 and 28.50 alongside No 3 Timothy and items priced 25.00 and 6.50 in pounds. Straw wheat and oat show 14.00 and 15.00.
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Timothy
Narrow Escape as Tree Crashes Through Cabin
During a severe storm at Talleywang New South Wales a miner, his wife, and child narrowly escaped death when a giant tree toppled onto their cabin. The trunk crushed the center of the dwelling but left both ends standing, with the family sheltered apart.
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Talleywang
Kansas City exchange mocks a mollycoddle citizen
A Kansas City man questions the character of a cautious neighbor. When pressed for a clearer statement the man replies that the fellow will only speak forcefully by saying the word swimmingly.
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Kansas City
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Dena Whitely
Kinzua
Jennie May
I, Bacolls
W. D. Mitchell
Leon
Cobb's Colners
Market Report
New York
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Newmaker & Reed
Penn. Avenue
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Bell
Prof
H. B. Hyde
Aes
Warren, PA
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Life Insurance
Penn. Ave
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