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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
A cautious note to correspondents urges avoiding items about individuals unless a first name or initials are available. The guidance stresses that without identifying details the entry is not worth recording.
Irvine reports returning residents and visitors including Forrest Jackson from Arizona and Karl Myers from Havre de Grace. A wedding, multiple visits, and a 25th wedding anniversary are noted along with a spring creek marriage and local social events.
Passinger and family return to Wetmore after a week visiting friends. Mrs. Mearl McManus and Mrs. Will Stoke hosted by Mrs. Henry Akeley. Several local residents, including Mrs. Akeley, Mr. Adams, and Richard Lauffenburger, attended gatherings and visits across Warren Dutch Hill North Warren and nearby areas.
Mrs Alice Thomas and Mrs S Bradley of Jamestown visited Mrs Minnie Bradley. Louisa Fellows hosted an Oklahoma visitor. Nellie Cobb of Jamestown visited Warren and Mrs Ellen Johnson of Falconer joined. Next Hale Cemetery Ladies Auxiliary meeting with Minnie Bradley on Nov 4. Conewango Hive L O T M dined at T M Howard. Box social planned at Mrs T J Harringtons home on Nov 12 with free coffee.
Mrs. M L Johnson returns from Jamestown visit. Miss Maude Dalrymple stays in Jamestown with Mrs Rodney Stuart. The Ed Gourley funeral held at his son's home. Mrs Hayhon ill but improving. Some planned Warren Hallowe en Carnival trips delayed by train issues. Mrs Fred Nobbs hosts young people. Aleen Mix hosts Epworth League. Hallowe en games on the program. Mr and Mrs F D Wheelock visit Youngsville for Sunday with Dr Wim Shortt.
Misses May Whiteley and Cena Strong return from Portland where they worked. Mr. Embert Smith of Corry called on East Branch residents. Paul Whaley of West Spring Creek visited Charles Whaley. Cobb’s Corners school pupils with perfect attendance for the month are Nina Cobb Ava Mitchell Nellie Gray Sarah Mitchell Ruth Mitchell Genevieve Mitchell Hubert Cobb Stephen Cobb and Leon Whiteley.
A note on a Madras industry reports snake skin tanning used for manufacture of women’s hair accessories. The text emphasizes the potential growth and industrial emphasis in the region, indicating a developing craft linked to local resources and commerce.
News from Wrightsville reports the death of Mrs. Frank Robbins by choking around 5 am at her Emory Chipman residence. Funeral arrangements for the Robbins family will be announced. neighbors and relatives, including Mr Dewitt Messenger and Mr. George Cole, witnessed today’s sorrow.
The Pennsylvania State College offers thirty three free correspondence courses aiding farmers and teachers. Courses cover general agriculture, crop production, animal husbandry, dairying, horticulture, and home farming with no tuition or fees. Enroll by writing the Department of Agricultural Education for a catalogue and enrollment blank.
Two condensers at E. R. Taylor chemical mills three miles from Penn Yan New York exploded. The blast was heard for miles and narrowly missed a passenger train just after it passed. No injuries were reported and only several hundred dollars in damage expected.
Ralph Johnstone of the Wright brothers team at Belmont park soared to a new aeroplane altitude record. He climbed to 0714 feet, beating the previous record of 9186 feet set at Mourmelon Le Grande France two months earlier by Henri Wynman. The flight lasted about ninety minutes, mostly in the first hour.
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