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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
8
Local Notes and Family News From Tidioute Area
May 18 updates show Russell Smith and family returning to Buffalo after weeks with his father F. D. Smith, then heading to West Virginia to visit Mrs. Smith's parents. Sharon Kelly moves to Hickory. Edna Gray home for vacation. Theatorium opens for season last Thursday. F. D. Smith travels to Oil City on business. Sam Singleton welcomes a daughter born May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Smith
Buffalo
F. D. Smith
West Virginia
Mrs. Smith
Sharon Kelly
Hickory
Edna Gray
Oil City
Sam Singleton
Tidioute Lodge
Ladies of the Maccabees
Eri. D. Gibb
Howard Sampson
EK. D. Gibb
C. C. Jury
Local notes on residents and railroad families
May 18 items recount sickness and deaths, visits by EK W Cooney and Richard Ray, Springfield Ill. and Bradford journeys, sales of property, and railroad changes. Miss Mary Van Dyke sells and travels, Mrs Newbold builds a barn, Karl Horn moves to Allegheny Springs, and telegraph staffing reduces. Fifteen idle cabooses signal lower traffic. Miss Mary Newbold leaves for Philadelphia due to her mother's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marr
EK. W. Cooney
Philadelphia
Richard Ray
Brocton
N. Y
Mr. R
Warren and
Franklin R. R
Thos. Shaughnessy
Springfield
Ill
Morris Sheehan
Buffalo and Susquehanna R. R. Co
Mary van Dyke
Bradford
Patterson
N. J
W. F. Jackson
Lucy
New York State
Perry Patch
Alfred Munson
J. H. Singleton
Horner
Tionesta
Guy Walters
Rochester
Pittsburg
Titusville
Youngsville
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Newbold
Russell Residents Attend Funeral and Visits
May 18 reports Mrs Bennett visiting Russell. Mr and Mrs A C Walker attended Will Anderson’s son funeral at Scandia on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Tip Gardner and Mrs Frank Phillips of Russell visited friends in Akeley Hollow Sunday. Miss Ella Passinger of Russell also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Russell
A. C. Walker
Will Anderson
Scandia
Tip Gardner
Frank Phillips
Akeley Hollow
Ella Passinger
Sunday visits by Scandia residents and visitors
Miss Freeda Mattson and Miss Bertha Passinger were Scandia callers Sunday. Mrs. Ida Vansile and son George called on Mrs. C. H. Cole. Mrs. Ethel Oliver of Russell visited sister Mrs. A. A. Avery the past week. A number from this place are suffering with the whooping cough. Pearl Chase, visiting his parents at Jamestown, has returned home. David Pearlstine of Pittsburg visited his grandmother Mrs. W. H. Madigan Thursday and Friday, returning Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeda Mattson
Bertha Passinger
Ida Vansile
George
C. H. Cole
Ethel Oliver
Russell
A. A. Avery
Pearl Chase
Jamestown
David Pearlstine
Pittsburg
W. H. Madigan
Scandia Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Events
May 14 reports several locals visiting Scandia including Lloyd Sampson Conrad Gustafson and Louis Olson from James town. Scandia beat Warren in a ball game while Grace Feltonburg and Mrs. John Spitz notable for health and recovery. Families and neighbors frequent calls and visits across Russell Jamestown Warren Sheffield and Fox Hill communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Sampson
Conrad Gustafson
Louis Olson
Jamestown
Scandia
Wm. Anderson
John Spetz
Russell
Harry Carlson
Claude
Bert Swanson
Warren
John Spitz
Leonard Sampson
Fentonville
Chas. Jones
George Graham
Clarence Carlson
Chas. Smith
Sheffield
Grace Feltonburg
Ralph Linstrum
Geo. Graham
Georgia
Fox Hill
A. C. Walker
Henry
Taylor
Local Notes From May Eleven To May Seventeen
Ralph Nichols moved his family into a new house and Glen E. Oviatt left for Youngsville. Mrs Isa Nichols returned from Corry. Home Mission Society meets at Mrs Henry Havens in State Lot on the second Wednesday in June. Jessie Fisk and Gladys Brown Hill visited B T Dodge's, and maple sugar social at Clare Pierce's in Sanford drew a crowd. Families spent Sunday at Frank Nichols and a funeral for Mr Porter was held at Eldred Centre. Von Nichols injured an arm from a fall. Mrs Lafe Oviatt and Clayton visited Grand Valley. Mrs Mary Oviatt and Julia Immicke visited O A Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Nichols
Glen E. Oviatt
Youngsville
Isa Nichols
Corry
Home Mission Society
Henry Havens
State Lot
Jessie Fisk
Gladys
Brown Hill
B. T. Dodge
Clare Pierce’s
Sanford
Oscar Nichols
Jennie
Buell
R. D. Daye
B. Daye
Frank Nichols
Porter
Eldred Centre
von Nichols
Brown Hill News Briefs From May
Mrs. E. K. Stearns returns home Sunday after visiting relatives in Sugar Grove. Mr. S. C. Brown, wife and daughter accompany the report from Brown Hill dated May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Hill
E. K. Stearns
Sugar Grove
S. C. Brown
Nervous Prostration Ad Promises Nervine Cure
Testimonial from Mrs D I Jones of Cleveland endorsing Dr Miles Nervine for nervous debility. Ad claims nerves control body functions and that Nervine soothes irritation and builds nerve force, offering money back if not beneficial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Nervine
D. I. Jones
Broadway
Cleveland
Jamestown Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
Jamestown area residents and visitors are noted with several weekend activities. Max Buck returns home after months at Gowanda State Hospital. Alice Delamater and Ruby Samuelson drive to Youngsville. The Chandlers Valley high school commencement was attended by Hill residents. A May 23 quarterly meeting will be led by Rev. P. B. Campbell of New Castle. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Joe VanCise on May 17. Mrs Charlotte Johnson dies at her daughter’s home with funeral at Mission church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Jamestown
Max Buck
State Hospital
Gowanda
N. Y
Lizzie Samuelson
Ruby
W. M. Delamater
S. Elmer Lindberg
Walker Farm
Kiantone
E. K. Stearns
Carl Brown
Youngsville
Walter Homer
Alice Delamater
Ruby Samuelson
Chandlers Valley High School
P. B. Campbell
New Castle
W. M. Church
Joe VanCise
Charlotte Johnson
Charles Nelson
Mission Church
Quiet May 18 Wedding in Eagle and Union City
Eva L Cortell of Spartensburg wed Mareena Lamb at Edward Lamb of Eagle home with Rev Henry Bidwell performing the ceremony. The couple will reside in Union City. Nearby relatives and friends offered wishes for their happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lamb
Eagle
Eva L. Cortell
Spartensburg
Mareena Lamb
Henry Bidwell
Mickle Hill
Titusville
Mary Wallace
Lettie Hayes
Susie Culver
Edgar Allen
East Branch
Fred May
George Porter
Eldred Center
W. O. Nichols
Local visits and events feature across Corydon and Morrisons
Mrs Francis Brown visited relatives in Corydon while M B Arthur and Thomas Anderson traveled there last week. School closed after an eight month term with a pleasant woods outing for teachers and pupils. Visitors from Warren and Bradford were seen in town including I Lovitz and D M Howard. Etta Griffen from Corydon spent Friday evening in town as a social gathering at David Holts yielded music and good times. Ernest Springer killed the season’s first rattler, a large one, Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Arthur
Corydon
Thomas Anderson
Morrisons
I. Lovitz
Bradford
Warren
Raymond Shearman
O. EK. Hoop
Etta Griffen
David Holt
Earnest Springer
If You See It You Will Want It Ad Offer
The regular subscription price is $1 per year but you may secure it with your local weekly paper The Mart in Warren Pa. Both papers for one year for $1.75. Send your money and order to The Mart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Mart
Warren
Local Notes Include Visitor and Travel Snippet
Measurements note a 3 percent length piece with eight rattles and a button. Mrs. M J Grove of Kinzua visited Mrs. Foulkrod. Ira Williams of Corydon was a business visitor in town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Grove
Kinzua
May 18 ventures and visitors noted in Warren town
Charles Chase of Warren shook hands with old acquaintances Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Beach were Germany visitors Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Marsh of Germany was home over Sunday. Dr. Vermilyea is recovering under Doctors Brown and Keller. Memorial day exercises planned. Miss Ethel Barker visited Ackley Hollow. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Culbertson of Ackley Hollow visited Warren. Ella Passenger and sister Bertha visited their parents in Ackley Sunday. J. H. Allen of Warren seen on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chase
Warren
Our Town
James Beach
Germany
Harvey Marsh
Vermilyea
Brown and Keller
Cole Bros
Arthur Young
Ethel Barker
Ackley Hollow
Ward Culbertson
Town Friends
Ella
Akeley
Bertha
J. H. Allen
Commencement unfair test argues for orderly instruction
The piece argues that commencement exercises poorly assess students, favoring confident performers over true learners. It urges thorough, pointed instruction to ease graduation jitters and reduce stage fright, which can affect any pupil, even those seen as safest.
Speak From Truth to Captivate An Audience
Instruction on public speaking urges banishing self thoughts and dressing for confidence. It stresses that calm attire and focus on sincerity trump flaws in voice or movement, guiding speakers to rely on genuine emotion to move listeners. The New Idea Woman's Magazine for June promotes Try the Mat for quick returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
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