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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1906
Page
8
Study Club notes and local community updates
The town reports activities of the Study Club with Lydia Myers reading Julius Caesar and adopting a new club flower the buttercup. Several residents relocate or travel, including Parker leaving for Princeton Illinois and Bronson moving to Buffalo for streetcar work. A gas well near the river has reached 662 feet without discovery. Funeral held for William K. Dodge with interment at Maple Grove. Gas and oil prospects and various local visits, moves, and illnesses populate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Myers
Julius Caesar
Jefferson Frew
E. W. Parker
Princeton
Ill
Robert Bronson
Child
Buffalo
Hosea Annis
Bessie Chandler
M. Bailey
Grape Country
M. E. Parsonage
Stone
John A. Deshman
Grace I. Conklin
A. M. Stone
Jamestown
M. V. Stone
Manly H. Cornwall
American Telephone Co
F. R. Stanford
John Curtis
Marvin Bennet
Fentonville
Elmora Carpenter
Schenectady
N. Y
Ernest Bragg
Navy
Rhode Island
O. D. Webb
Chas. Chandler
Frew Run
Ackley Hollow visit of Kelley couple from Lander
Nov 12 report notes Mr and Mrs Kelley of Lander visiting at her mother's home in Ackley Hollow with family and local chatter.
Parish News Roundup From Local Town Listings
November notes show S M Houghtling on the sick list and William Northrop visiting from Corry. May Mitchell and Wilbur Logan of Corry spent Sunday with local families, while Rev McClelland conducts protracted meetings at Hatch Town. Corry visitors R M Houghtling and Alma Houghtling were here Thursday. Wim Gray spent the week at Hatch Town. Fred and Orren McClelland worked near Spartansburg tending crops. F S Strong visited Warren on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Houghtling
William Northrop
Corry
May Mitchell
Wilbur Logan
McClelland
Hatch Town
R. M. Houghtling
Alma Houghtling
Wim. Gray
Fred
Orren McClelland
Spartansburg
F. S. Strong
Warren
Northrop visits Columbus as Hollis Dutton farm change noted
Columbus scene includes C. P. Northrop as a business visitor on Saturday. Chas Spencer bought Hollis Dutton farm. A son born to Hoyt Raymond on November 5. Beatrice Kaplinger and child join Mr Kaplinger aboard the Charleston in the navy yard on the Pacific coast. Mrs Lamona hosted Saturday afternoon guests. Mrs Wheelock of Warren spent a week with sister Mrs Crosby. Mima Walker of Bear Lake visited Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Northrop
Chas. Spencer
Hollis Dutton
Hoyt Raymond
Beatrice Kaplinger
California
D. F. A. Wheelock
Warren
Elmer Crosby
Mima Walker
Bear Lake
Local Notes Report From Dugall Area This Week
Arno Gustafson worked in Kane last Friday while John Spetz visited Spartansburg. Luther and Mrs. Johnson of Youngsville visited Wrightsville relatives. Alice Spetz moved to Youngsville for work. Fred Howard visited Corry last Saturday. Alma Johnson spent Sunday with parents in Sheffield. John Johnson stayed with Jamestown relatives. Selma Anderson of Warren called on friends here last week. Mrs Sophie Johnson departed last
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Bauer
James Beach
Bone Run
Harry Lauffenburger
Fox Hill
Russell
Meritt Bauer
J. J. Madigan
Alonzo Cole
Julia Daugharthy
Celoron
Sylvester Passinger
Wetmore
Jim Beach
Will Cook
Gean Smith
Jennie Beaver
Sumner Byman
Henry Ackley
Emory Blood
Ackley Hollow
Arno Gustafson
Kane
John Spetz
Spartansburg
Luther Johnson
Youngsville
Wrightsville
Alice Spetz
Fred Howard
Corry
Alma Johnson
Sheffield
John Johnson
Jamestown
Selma Anderson
Warren
Sophie Johnson
Weekend Plans Mention Jamestown Winter Stay
A fragment notes a woman planning to spend the winter in Jamestown. It also records Minnie Sandberg visiting Wrightsville and Gut Johnson of Columbus as a business visitor in the area last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Minnie Sandberg
Wrightsville
Gut Johnson
Columbus
Warren Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Nov 13 reports show Ray Fisher visiting Portville New York and several Warren residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends including Jeff Peterson Glen Coone Worthy Stanford Mrs Durard Ayling Miss Maud Johnson Alonzo Fuller from Washington Territory Axel Johnson Alice Carlson H L Schweitzer Emil Johnson and Miss Mary Owen among others with multiple domestic trips and family gatherings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Fisher
Portville
N. Y
Jeff Peterson
Glen Coone
Warren
Worthy Stanford
Durard Ayling
Maud Johnson
Fred Carlson
Sill Run
Alonzo Fuller
Washington Territory
Chas. Anderson
Fuller
North Warren
Axel Johnson
Alice Carlson
T. J Finley
H. L. Schweitzer
Sheriff
Emil Johnson
Cherry Grove
Mary Owen
W. Stanford
Local Notes and Moves From Bondeson Farm Sale
Nov 12. Mrs N A Porter returns from Warren. Ray Delamater back from Iron Mountain creamery. Large crowd attends Bondeson farm sale. Mr and Mrs Bondeson to move to Fredonia this week. Er A Bondeson and wife from Fredonia visited. Mr Swanson and family of Youngsville visited. Miss Ida Falconer of Corry visited her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. Porter
Warren
Ray Delamater
Iron Mountain
Mich
Bondeson
Fredonia
A. Bondeson
Mr. Swanson
Youngsville
Ida Falconer
Corry
Moberg Family Moves to Kane for Employment
Nov 12 notes show Mr. and Mrs. Gust Moberg and family relocating to Kane where he will be employed. Several locals traveled to or from Kane for visits and work. A home dance at the Doyle residence and multiple small social visits are recorded among residents from Morrisons James City Russell Ludlow and Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Moberg
Kane
Mary Osterman
B. D. Keeler
Mae Libbey
Morrisons
Will Nicholson
Walter
James City
Ida Johnson
Elmer
John Doyle
A. S. Passinger
Russell
Elif Johnson
Ludlow
Wm. Madigan
Bertha Passinger
Jince Jackson
Jackson
Elmer Gunnerson
Brother Edward
Local Notes From Cherry Grove Chronicle
McMichaels mill shut for a week to repair the arch. Hazel Hoyt returns to Van dergrift school. Sophia Johnson visited Warren. Charley Smith recovers from an accident and will rejoin school soon. Families visit kin in Lynch and Byromtown. Vandergrift adds 57 volumes to the library via teacher and pupils. Various residents travel to Warren Sheffield Kane Hermits Spring and Tylerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burtch
W. S. Cole
Wim. Pope
Kellettville
Cherry Grove
Jas. Anthony, Jr
Warren
Mark Hulings
Tylersburg
James Anthony, Sr
Sheffield
Mr. Horton
Kane
McMonagle
Hoyt
John King
Grove Visit Brings Stevenson Family to Glade
Mr and Mrs Stevenson from Glade visited their parents Mr and Mrs Hoyt last Friday. Mrs Stevenson plans to stay for a week. Pearle Gifford, a Mayberg visitor, came last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar Grove
Mrs. Stevenson
Glade
Mrs. Hoyt
Death of Charles H. Wiltsie Near Akeley
Charles H. Wiltsie died at his home two miles north of Akeley on November 8, 1906. Born December 9, 1838 in Fentonville New York he married Martha C. Durrant March 12 1866. He resided in Warren County over 50 years and at his present home more than 40 years. He leaves a wife and one sister and belonged to the AOUW. Interment was in Fentonville cemetery. Relatives attended from Warren Corry Titusville Union City Spring Creek Jamestown Friendship Erie and Frewsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wilson
Falconer
Fuller
E. B. Crissey
Jamestown
Duesday
Mabel Rowley Clark
John Adams
N. Nichols
Levant
Frew Run Street
Hussey
Clearreek
W. W. Marsh
Warren
Sugar Run
William K. Dodge
Dodge Homestead
Charles Scholpp
Baptist
Maple Grove
Chas
Dodge
W. J. Dodge
Colorado
Charles H. Wiltsie
Akeley
Servois
Giblin
Fentonville
N. Y
Martha C. Durrant
Warren County
Corry
Titusville
Union City
Spring Creek
Friendship
Erie
Frewsburg
Farewell Party For Landers Before Move to Los Angeles
Akeley friends hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Chauncey Landers on Oct 29 at the Harrington home and Grange Hall before their move to Los Angeles. Emmett Clark presented a case of silver, and many locals wished them health and success. Out of town guests attended from Warren Russell Jamestown N Y and more. A note thanks ends with a closing sale advertisement from A Bau Clothier Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Chauncey Landers
T. J. Harrington
Landers
Emmett Clark
Mr. Landers
Ozro Nesmith
Edward Nesmith
Jay Wiltsie
Warren
Marvin Clendenning
North Warren
John Briggs
Lydia
Ruth Dennison
Russell
Grace Lovelass
Jamestown
N. Y
Struggle for Self Government in England Cited Against Lords
The London County Council battles privilege as Parliament blocks tram linkage via Thames bridges and Embankment. Lords resist democracy and municipal water reform, imposing costly valuations on water companies. London’s home rule is limited by Parliament, with much land owned by duchy landlords. Scribner's Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London County Council
Thames
House of Lords
Houses of Parliament
London
County Council
Dukes of Westminster
Bedford
Portland
Scribner’s Magazine
McClure's Magazine Ad Seeking Models at New York Address
An appeal invites men women boys and girls to represent McClure's Magazine. The contact address is 67 East 23rd Street in New York City and compensation is described as Goo pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want HD
McClure’s
Goo Pay
East 23Rd St
N. Y. City
No Place for Grumblers in Macksville
A Macksville Kan. Enterprise opinion column denounces persistent complainers who denigrate government, merchants, lawyers, and newspapers. It argues such grumblers are nuisances harming towns and suggests they should leave if unsatisfied, warning that chronic grumbling kills local enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Macksville
Kan
Auditor General Snyder Tops Predecessors in Earnings
Auditor General Snyder earns over 26 million dollars for the current fiscal year, surpassing all prior holders. Our stock is moving quickly with bargains remaining as shoppers are urged to look for the big black and white sign. Benj A Ball Clothier Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Commonwealth
Benj. A. Ball, Clothier
Warren, Pa
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Letters
Cobb’s
Ayer
A. J. Fitzgerald
Medford
Ayers
Per Te Eeer Co
Lowell, Masf
Hemlock
Chandlers Valley
Great Britain
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
BIG Daylight
Benys
A. Bau
Clothier
Here
Parliament
Water Board
America
Warren’ Trust Company
INTER
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