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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1907
Page
8
Notice requires all correspondence be in the office by Tuesday each week. Each writer must sign full name, but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
May 26 updates record calls visits and errands in Kane and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs N Beebe Mrs W C Nicholson David Thompson and Alvin Arnold are noted with social calls employment and minor injuries. Church services at Swede and English congregations are listed along with visitors from Kane and Warren.
Mrs M E S Biddle and daughter Lydia arrive from Washington DC for the season while Mason EK Metzger of Dunkirk visits grandparents in town. Memorial Day services are set for Fentonville with a 10:30 a.m. address by W L Ransom and a graveside decoration. F C A raises nearly 550 for cemetery fencing and meets June 26 with John Arnold. attendees include D M Howard and Mrs D J Bennett.
Irvington L T L to meet at Henry Walters home next Friday. Titusville resident Clark Lusher visited our village with Mr. Boyd. Chas J Sampson joined County Chairman E W Parshall in Warren on Saturday. A night drive ended with two cars crashing, two injured but recovering. A flood washed away pipe filling under the railroad bridge near Sulphur Springs. The fish train on the Oil City to Warren line resumed Sunday. Friends praise H H Cumings as a prospective State Treasurer candidate and expect him to be the GOP standard bearer at the next State Convention.
Mrs C H Miller visited Mrs B J Swager at Akeley during the past week, sharing time together and calling on old acquaintances in the community.
May 26 social updates show Mr. and Mrs. Avery calling on A. W. Young and family. Elson Daugarthy made business calls in Warren. A. W. Young and daughter visited Mrs. T. T. Moll and later Mrs. W. H. Madigan. Jefferson Vansile and Jessie visited Warren, with Vansile returning from Indiana. Bertha Passinger and Pearl Fellows carried weekend visits to nearby towns. Gust Akeley of Jamestown visited family. Wess Peck hosted Mrs. Madigan and William. A. W. Young visited Fox Hill.
May 28 items report W W Stauffer leaving with family for Selins Grove Pa for summer, Dr Alden McDonald buying Van Giesen’s office with possession June 1, Fred Hilman visiting West Virginia father, Mrs Elwood Wiggins visiting her mother, Murray Paddock and wife visiting Tidioute, Christy Dalrymple visiting Kane, May 28 1907 wedding of Charles Shortt Jr and Grace Byer at bride's parents home with attendees, Miss Boddy Swartz visiting Viola Colton, birth to Fred and Kitt Frank, Memorial Day addresses by Rev Ira Scott and Hattie Lord with Sugar Grove band, birth to Dr W W Shortt and Anna McDonald Shortt.
A seven man survey crew surveyed local roads this week. George Smith Jr. was taken to Corry hospital with inflammatory rheumatism. Mrs. Herbert Harwood underwent a cancer removal operation at Corry hospital and is improving. Mrs. Vern Smith faces possible appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Schramling and Aaron Francis remain in poor health. A plot added to Recreation Park will provide a ball ground. Carrie Hopkins remains were moved to the area for burial from Youngsville. Cement walks are being laid. Ella Allen spends time at her Wrightsville farm.
May 27 residents report visits and outings from Frewsburg Warren Russell Dunkirk and Fen tonville. Attendees include Mrs Frank Stanton D J Bennett Mrs W B Hale Lena Pickerson and Nellie Rush. Sunday school at 10:30 and several residents travel to nearby towns.
The past week farmers were busy putting in their crops. Mrs. C. J. Samuelson of Brown Hill and sister Mrs. Whitehill of Clarion county visited Mrs. W. M. Delamater on Thursday.
The Last Week of the Big May Sale offers deep discounts on ladies and misses suits in tan and grey, with prices slashed from 12.50 to 23.25 for various models. Pony Silk and lighter items headline value, while ribbons, belts, and Vesta Victoria belts in brown tan and black debut at low prices.
Charles Swanson suffered a ten foot fall at a building site near Farmington last week dislocating a shoulder and breaking a rib He was brought home today and is resting as well as can be expected A severe electrical storm and heavy rain caused crop damage in the area Albert Hultberg’s house was struck but unhurt Seven confirmed at Lutheran church service drew attendees from Sheffield Jamestown and surrounding areas Valley Grange plans a May 31 meeting with an open session afterward B A West Columbus Grange guest defined as invited attendees include locals and members
Mrs. L. H. Darling came back last week after spending several weeks visiting relatives in Nebraska and Ohio.
Warren Pa June 11 1907 meeting of the Warren County Farmers Institute Managers at the County Commissioners office to select winter institute locations. Attendees must present claims or may send written requests to the Chairman Gro WoonsIon. Bidders must provide a hall and free music and volunteers for essays papers recitations or talks on agriculture.
A brief note observes that lazy individuals often evade labor through subtle excuses and deliberate avoidance. The piece implies a social judgment of those who shirk tasks rather than confront duties.
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