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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
8
Notice requires all correspondence to be in hand by Tuesday each week. Each contributor must sign their name to all communications. names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
May 24 notes announce closing of schools on Tuesday June 1 and commencement exercises Thursday evening June 3 with seven graduates. Cemetery Society meets Friday with Mrs Ella Allen. Local visits include KE S Royce of Fredonia and David Wells of Erie. Stowells return to Olean after a week with the Shippees. Dennis Wickwire improves his residence with new verandas.
Mrs Gertrude Kemp of Cleveland visits relatives here and at Sugar Grove. Edith Sample and her children return home after visiting her father Guy S Griffith. Mrs Elizabeth Wright of Buffalo visits here and at Wrightsville. Freehold High School held its commencement at the M E church with four graduates. valedictory addressed by Merritt Baker and Ethel Wilson. orations by Louis Lowe and Wallace Mallory. commencement address by F E Bigler A M of Edinboro.
Mrs Lizzie Hartson of Bear Lake visits sister Margaret Carr. Mrs Elva Young of Sugar Grove and Mrs Eliza Thompson of Mercer Pa call on friends Thursday. Nett Acox and wife with Will Acox and family of Pittsfield visit D W Darrow on Sunday by automobile.
May 25 notes show Frank and Raymond Cain preparing to peel bark at bark woods near Mayburg and expect absence until July 4. Farmers were busy planting corn and preparing ground for late potatoes. Multiple residents visited town from Kinzua Hickory Corydon Millport Tionesta Hydetown Bone Run Warren and Corydon with mentions of family guests and pastoral calls.
Testimonial from Mrs Laura Russell of Logan Iowa claiming 20 years of heart disease cured by Dr Miles Heart Remedy. Describes symptoms including breathlessness and smothering spells and explains the remedy strengthens heart nerves and muscles to improve circulation with money back guarantee if no benefit.
Mr and Mrs John Adams of Falconer were entertained at Frank Adams and family home Saturday and Sunday. Bert McCoy lost a valuable horse last night. Mr and Mrs Bert McCoy called at Frank Hale in Akeley Sunday evening. Miss Edith Johnson of Jamestown visited her parents Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society will meet.
Mrs Elias Akeley visited from North Warren on Thursday. Mr and Mrs A C Walker called on friends at Hatch Run Sunday. Miss Velma Stoke and others from Warren were in the Hollow Sunday. Jacob Allen and Ward Culbertson drove to Warren. Gust Ackley visited from Jamestown, and family moves were noted at Murphy farm. Local youths and families visited relatives across Warren County.
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Mrs. Wm. Pierce is able to be out again. Elsie Paden Amy Meabon and How ard Meabon visited Claude Meabon at Spring Creek. Mrs. Sprague Perkins is ill with pleurisy. Mrs. Hannah Sanford of Grand Valley visits her daughter Mrs. C. S. Scott. Tyler Lewis and family spent Sunday at C. D. Van Guilder's. J. M. Paden and Cyril Paden were business visitors at Warren. M. E. Quarterly meeting at the hall Saturday at 2 30 pm. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Fetteror and son Leo and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Paden spent Sunday at Newton with Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ruland. Mrs. Clyde Kinney returned to Youngsville after visiting her parents the Feldhausens. Nina Falkinburg attended the Warren Sunday School convention as delegate from the A. B. Sunday School. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cartright of Newton visited at the home of their daughter Mrs. W. Willis. H. L. Hutchison of Mount Oak was a visitor last Sunday.
May 25 Miss Laura McIntyre has been ill for several days. F D Smith and Chas Carnahan drove to Hickory last Thursday. Mrs E D Gibb entertained Mrs C C Jury at lunch last Wednesday. A L Peterson is painting the interior of his residence. Chas Carnahan bought a half interest in the livery business formerly run by F D Smith. Dan Carmichael went to Sheffield on business last Monday. Mr and Mrs KE Grandin returned to Washington last Thursday. Mr and Mrs W J Grandin arrived home last Thursday.
Dr G F Bowman visits family in Pittsburg. Born to Mr and Mrs George McIntyre a son. Mr and Mrs A L Peterson and daughter Katherine hosted by Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lindquist. Ira Andrews move to Fagundas. J J McIntyre visits Pleasantville relatives. J G Humphrey spends Sunday in Erie. A man’s body found on the island above town. Chas Akin of Bear Lake identified. Relatives take remains for interment. Chas Davis and son Paul visit. Hugh Carnahan captures young crows. R L Thomas in Oil City on business. Pleasant Street repairs by workers. Born May 23 to Mr and Mrs Frank Lay. Mrs A L Peterson visits Mrs Alfred Anderson.
Chas A Badger grandson of Mrs P A Badger of Schantz Street died of blood poisoning Saturday night at Emergency Hospital after being admitted about 7 p m He was 31 years 6 months old born in Sheffield Survived by grandmother father J D Badger sister Mrs Lillian McCawfery Funeral held Tuesday at 2 30 p m burial in Oakland with Painters Union member status.
Born in Warren on May 24 1909 to Mr and Mrs W E Strickland a son.
The National Peace Congress gathers in Chicago amid growing calls for nonviolence and diplomatic talks as a pivotal moment for the peace movement. Environmental, labor, and religious groups participate to press for broader antiwar action and policy reform.
Walter McClintock of Pittsburg after ten years living with the Blackfeet Indians was adopted by the chief Mad Wolf. He learned their customs and will speak at Chautauqua in August about his experiences in Montana and the prairie frontier.
A tariff policy debate divides observers on whether an optimistic stance signals genuine cheerfulness or deception. Analysts weigh rhetoric, economic data, and potential market impacts as factions clash over future trade strategy and public confidence.
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