County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice asks correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week and require names on all communications, with name published only if requested. Advises against writing on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
8
Conditions of Mrs Flora Kelley In Critical Pneumonia
The piece notes Mrs Flora Kelley remains in critical condition with pneumonia and doubtful prospects of recovery as Dr Veramilyea attends. It also mentions Naomi Allen visiting Warren, local business updates, a new bakery building, and various social services and Thanksgiving observances.
Local notices from Corydon region with visits and incidents
Nov 17 report lists Mrs Brown returning from Corydon after three weeks with relatives. Co D Seaman located in Bradford for a day. Mrs G I Tome of Corydon visited Mrs George Foulkrod for a day. Frank Marsh hauled lumber to Marshburg last week. A J McCoy of Russell in town one day. S M Cain visited Corydon Friday. Mrs Mabel Russ of Corydon visited relatives here. C M Bergstrom hauled oil well supplies to Marshburg yesterday. A bag of beans belonging to J M Green stolen from the Pennsylvania railroad freight depot. thieves not yet found though suspicions high. Mrs J E Morse suffered a minor stroke Sunday. slight improvements and cautious hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Corydon
Co. D. Seaman
Bradford
G. l. ‘Tome
George Foulkrod
Frank Marsh
Marshburg
A. J. McCoy
Russell
S. M. Cain
Mabel Russ
C. M. Bergstrom
J. M. Green
Pennsylvania Railroad
J. E. Morse
Local Ledger Notes and Travel Through Warren Area
Nov 17 to 19 entries report Ed Sweeting Roy Mc Gee and Mr Gilson passing through en route to McGee Hill. Linn Atkins seen in Warren with Kinzua, Centennial hose crew return home, bear weighed 240 pounds killed near McGee Hill. River froze over Saturday night. Orrie Tuller visited Miss Isabella Atkins. Harper Critchlow and George Sircor hunted near Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Sweeting
Roy McGee
Mr. Gilson
Warren
McGee Hill
Linn Atkins
Centennial Hose
Stevl Atkins
Goaltown
Orrie Tuller
Isabella Atkins
Harper Critchlow
George Sircor
Local Notes From Sanford Nov 16
Mrs. C T Ruland of Jamestown returned home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs David Fetteroff. Mrs Wm Pierce suffers from a felon on her finger. U B church ladies plan a temperance entertainment soon. Rev L H McIntyre closed a series of meetings last Friday. Carl Bemis is on the sick list. School progresses under Miss Conover. C A Gates moves his saw mill to Chappell Hill. Mildred Conover visited Titusville last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conover
C. A. Gates
Chappell Hill
Mildred Conover
Titusville
Esther Meadon Visits West Hickory for a Few Days
Miss Esther Meadon is spending a few days at West Hickory, staying with friends and enjoying the local area. The brief social excursion highlights a quiet visit to the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Meadon
West Hickory
Irvine News Roundup of Local Events and Moves
Local items include Joseph Myers leaving for Cincinnati work, Will and Lewis Conroy inspecting the old homestead, Mrs. Nelson J. Ault visiting her mother, and a near fire from tar on a stove at J. M. McKean. Community notes cover a masquerade lunch, family illnesses, housekeeping changes, travel plans, hunting visitors, and a bear trap incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. G. T. Hall
M. A. York
Westfield
N. Y
Fred
Edward Honhart
Chas
J. Sampson
Washington, D. C
Adam Knapp
Shannon
Philadelphia
Wesley Singleton
West Virginia
Mr. Bear
Local Social Notes Highlight Kane Area Visits
Nov 17 notes show Miss Mary Osterman returning to school and many Kane area residents visiting relatives or traveling to Cahoga Wilcox and Sugar Grove. People named include Ella Smith Esther Lundeen Essie Jerman Jud Smith and Gust Johnson with others from Kane remembering dances and family visits. Swan Carlson moves to Ludlow and Florence Hoskins visits her parents. Elmer Johnson visits sister at Kane and Katie Jerman returns from Kane to visit family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Osterman
Ella Smith
Tom Jerman
Esther Lundeen
Kane
Martin Danielson
Wilcox
A. Arnold
Miss Marshall
Essie Jerman
Jud Smith
Sugar Grove
Swan Carlson
Ludlow
Florence Hoskins
KE. J. Arnold
Cahoga
Ella Bucklue
Gust Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Katie Jerman
John Jackson
Fred Jackson
Arthur Jackson
Frank Carlson
Local Notes From Columbus Area Farm and Social Scenes
Nov 12 report notes rain improved plowing conditions. A Columbus social drew a youth party. Earl Baker builds a feed mill near the Erie rail at West Lottsville. Mrs Hartie Hazeltine returns from Dugall to her home with Frank Price’s family. Lavern Sadler of Russell visits cousin Lee Hill. A M Wooden and Joe Darran acquire new separators. Mrs Gerald Carr of Sugar Grove visits grandmother Mrs Webb Abbott. A E Pelton expands his barn with an addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Earl Baker
Erie Railroad
West Lottsville
Hartie Hazeltine
Frank Price
Dugall
Lavern Sadler
Russell
Lee Hill
A. M. Wooden
Joe Darran
Gerald Carr
Sugar Grove
Webb Abbott
A. E. Pelton
Trains Run On Erie Cut Off As Local Activity Reported
Trains are running on the Erie cut off here. Bert Foster and family visited A S Passinger on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Frank Phillips of Russell called on her mother. Violet Sanborn is employed by Henry Crecraft. Passinger was a Warren visitor. Monroe Curtis went to Ludlow for employment. Lizzie Limberg from Ashbury New Jersey will stay with the Crecrafts during revival meetings led by Rev W H Schoolmaker. Freeda Mattson is ill. Henry Akeley went to Warren. Kison Walker of Gladerun visited his brother. Vergil Akeley, sick with pneumonia, is somewhat better. Mr and Mrs W B Culbertson visited the latter’s parents on Quaker Hill. Mrs John Mattson is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Foster
U. B
W. H. Schoolmaker
Freeda Mattson
Henry Akeley
Warren
Kison Walker
Gladerun
This Place
Vergil Akeley
W. B. Culbertson
Quaker Hill
John Mattson
Pomona Grange Mee ting With Warren Grange in Warren
Warren County Pomona Grange and Warren Grange host the last regular meeting of the year in Warren on December 3 and 4. Program includes welcomes, discussions on farm education and milk testing, woman’s hour program, music, readings, and a fifth degree session for officer elections and initiation. ER D Stewart Master and Mrs B A Westt Lecturer urge attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Pomona Grange
P. of H
Warren Grange
Warren
E. H. Weiler
R. S. Hartley
Brokenstraw Grange
Woman’s Hour
Libbie Wenzel
Arthur Dennison
Farmington Grange
EK. Meley
Benjamin Marsh
Akeley Grange
Louisa Shearer
Pleasant Grange
Esther Park
ER. D. Stewart
B. A. Westt
Resolutions of Respect For Scandia Grange Brother Larson
Resolutions note the death of Brother Peter Larsen charter member of Scandia Grange No 1042 P of H. The Grange extends sympathy to his family and drapes the charter in mourning 30 days from the death date. Copies are to be published in a county paper and spread on minutes with a notice to the family. Signed by John Linstrum John Johnson Frank Nickerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Larsen
Scandia
Larson
Grange
John Linstrum
John Johnson
Frank Nickerson
State moves to stamp out foot-and-mouth disease
Harrisburg to wipe out a contagious foot-and-mouth outbreak in four counties Union Northumberland Columbia Montour. State stock sanitary board expands quarantine and orders infected cattle killed with owners reimbursed by the state. Governor Stuart authorizes use of a $26 000 appropriation and coordination with federal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Susquehanna Valley
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Pearson
Union
Northumberland
Columbia
Montour
Stuart
McClain Declares Candidacy for Speaker Post
Frank B. McClain announced in Harrisburg that he seeks re election as Speaker, arguing he followed the House will last night of the 1907 Legislature as Senate bills failed to be considered. This marks his first public statement on the Senate bill holdup and will shape the leadership debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Frank B. McClain
McClain
Hicks 1909 Almanac Ready for Mail and Stand
Word and Works Pub announces Roy R Hicks Almanac for 1909 ready Nov 15 1908 with colored covers and portrait. It is an astronomical year book featuring Hicks Weather Forecasts and discounts for quantity almanacs. Agents wanted. 2201 Locust St St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Hicks
St. Louis
Hicks
Bradway Rites Held for Resident of Youngsville
C. H. Bradway died at his son M. E. Bradway's home in Youngsville on Thursday November 12 1908 aged 56. He leaves a wife and two sons A. H. Bradway and M. E. Bradway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Bradway
M. E. Bradway
Youngsville
A. H
Train Schedules for Dexire Titusville and Intermediates
On D A V P R y routes the Dexire line shows 8:54 a m and 4:59 for intermediate stations. For Titusville and intermediate stations the times are 10:34 p m and 8:04 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexire
Titusville
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County Letters
Flora Kelley
Veramilyea
Naomi Allen
Jeff Russell
Reynolds Cider
N. W. Cook
Jamestown
Schoonmaker
U. B. Church
M. EK
Elder Clair
Sugar Run
Big Bend
Wetmore
Mrs. Tureen
J. M. Passinger and Son
East Kane
Lotteville
Ayer
D. C. Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Erie
Ackley Hollow
Sugar Grove Grange
W.R. Frantz
J. J. Garber
Limestone Grange
J. J. Wheeler
J. O. Lounsbury
Elk Grange
Spring Creek Grange
L. H. Darling
Valley Grange
Warren,Pa
and Guardian
Banking
NEW York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural
Tur Mairi
Matt
Tle Roy
Irl R. Hicks
Alman
Mai
Siegfried
Hickory ST
Warren, Pa
Traveler's Guide
the Pee
Olean
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
B. Hill
Pennsylvania
Mail Publishing Company
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National Telegraph Institute of
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