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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
County letters from Putnamville on May 23 report Mr and Mrs E E Thompson visiting Warren and many locals at Warren events. Measles recovery for Miss Louisa Thompson. Memorial Day ceremonies planned at Bear Lake cemetery. U B church ladies plan cement walk and roof work.
Mrs Ethel Sheldon of Fentonville and Mrs Sarah Sears of Akley were entertained at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Charles Clark Thursday. Many neighbors visited friends on Quaker Hill Fox Hill and at various homes including Miss Mary Hornstrom Miss Ethel Reed Miss Emma Strand and the Gage Strand and Conklin households sharing Sunday visits and Friday calls.
Mary Cramer returned from Jamestown. The young peoples prayer meeting met at Mollie Mahan's home. Dr. Horace Cowell visited Warren. Mrs. H L Gibson and Eleanor attended an uncle’s funeral in Warren. Whooping cough cases are present. Frank Danforth from Jamestown visiting Emerette Brown. H J Bishop ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Cora Aird buried in Foster cemetery after arrival from Jamestown. Mrs. Susan Ploss moved to Franklin to live with daughter Mrs. Armstrong. Grant Ploss, son of Susan, moved to her place. Layton Strong went to Kinzua for his father’s illness. Emitt Mix of Hamburg visiting here.
The second quarterly Warren County Pomona Grange No. 10 session with Akeley Grange No. 870 on June 2 and 3 opens at 1:30 p.m. with welcomes, multiple discussions on membership, mail cars, elections, farming lessons, and a fifth degree session.
Mrs L E Walker spent a few days in Lakewood last week. Mrs Clark of Lottsville visited Mrs H J Shelton recently. Mrs W McCallister stayed in East Randolph lately. Guernsey Sequine was home recently. Miss Marion Hawkins visited Corry last week. Many local residents attended the Corry circus last Saturday. W H Evans and G G Carter are laying new cement walks. Arthur Mather of Toledo is visiting town briefly. U B church quarterly meeting will be held next Saturday and Sunday. Mrs Annis Bolton of Jamestown stayed with Mrs Anna Chapman recently. Miss Jessie Chapman returned from Panama for the weekend. Elmer Hawkins of Warren was home for the weekend.
A local businessman asked Professor Surface, State Zoologist, if a single Bordeaux-Arsenate spray could control codling moths given labor shortages. The professor urged a thorough application with high pressure, directed into blossom ends, using at least two pounds of arsenate of lead per fifty gallons, noting three pounds would not injure.
The Franklin News publishes a letter by Col. Strohecker praising Joseph C. Sibley for strong veteran and farmer support. He recounts urging Congress to fix pension records and commends Sibley as a faithful ally who answers letters and fights claims.
Advertising note for Mail Printing Company of Warren Pennsylvania offering printing services. Promotes fine style, samples, and prices with a call to visit or contact by mail.
Poetic reminiscence voices veterans who endured four years in hell and hear the drum's echo. The verses recall brutal trenches, big guns, and the grim fate of those who died, while veterans speak of gray heads and memories of strenuous times and a final crimson kiss of war.
Memorial Day poem noting the apple bloom and Maytime as summer nears. It honors soldiers who fought on land and sea and recalls their sacrifices for freedom. The piece urges remembrance as flags display peace symbols and wreaths honor brave heroes.
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