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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1912

Page

2

Tiona and Ross Hill Local News Snapshot

Tiona reports visits, illnesses, and daily life notes as residents like Clarence Patchen, Ralph Stanley, and Shelby Horton hunt or visit friends. Local staff changes include post duties by J A Wood’s daughter during illness. The report also notes crowded sidewalks and weekend outings to Warren and Sheffield, plus drillers progressing slowly on a local well. Ross Hill updates include visits by Wright and Martin, rheumatism, mail service changes, and Silica Company payroll checks concerns.

Ladies Aid Pie Supper Funds Boost Community Efforts

In Columbus on November 19 the Ladies Aid express thanks for generous donations and help that made the chicken pie supper a financial success. A birthday gathering for Mr. and Mrs. George Stranigan featured games and a two course luncheon as guests departed with best wishes for many more birthdays.

Columbus Ladies’ ‘Aid George Stranigan Stranigan Carl Clark Spartansburg Wm. Leamona Laura Covel Buffalo N. E. Dewey Frank Loveland Emma Myers Corry Charles DeJean

Matthews Run Social News Highlights

Matthews Run notes visitations and travels as the week ends. Mr and Mrs Ray Davis of Warren spent last week with Mrs Davis sister Mrs Clare Chapman. Mr and Mrs H Rowley visited at Sugar Grove Sunday. H C Hazeltine works in the Dugall blacksmith shop for a few days as his family visits his wife's parents. The Goal Oil Company reports two wells pumping and says performance exceeds expectations. Mrs Mary Patchen visits her nephew Mrs Fred Brooks. Claud McCain returns from Oil City for a short stay and Roy McCain comes home from Jamestown over Sunday.

L. Spencer J. A. Wood A. Bowen Sheffield M. E. McNulty S. McCune Laura Marsh Lillian Matthews BE. L. McCune Gerald Tiona Arvilla McCune Gertrude Bly Clarendon Ernest van Tassel Earle Louis Fred Walkers Lyle Patchen Merle Hammel Warren Erie Edinboro Arnett Ester Nelson Geo. Frick Matt and Jeff Floyd Hillis Wellsville N. Y Chas. Kirk McAntyre Oil City J. M. Frick Mabel Weir Charles George Havenor Frank Morrison Ernest Sage Pittsburgh W. R. Weir Matthews Run Ray Davis

City Council Acts on Streets and 1913 Budget

The City Council met Monday evening and vacated Seekest street and Public Way to Struthers Wells Co for consideration. It passed the traffic ordinance after trimming it and abolishing the street market. It directed the Finance Committee to prepare a budget by January 5 1913 and engaged City Attorney Wm Schuur for 1913 with a salary of 1000. It discussed streets paving bridges and other minor matters.

Struthers Wells Co Wm. Schuur

Whale Cast on Coast in Scotland After Steamer Collision

A five ton whale was buried on the Berkwickshire coast of Scotland after being run down by a steamer and cast up near the shore. The incident highlights the peril to large marine life from shipping along this coast.

Berkwickshire Scotland Ida

Community Notes From Pittsfield and Sutton Hill

Rev E D Sell thanks neighbors for sympathy after the loss of his horse. Mr and Mrs Morris Babcock and family returned to Ransomville NY from Pittsfield and were welcomed back. A dime social by W C T U in the schoolhouse drew a large crowd with light refreshments and proceeds. Ottus Pillsbury of Jamestown visited his mother over Sunday. Miss Breck a teacher in room No 2 was home sick for the first three days of last week.

Pittsfield E. D. Sell Wesleyan Methodist Church Sutton Hill Morris Babcock Ransomville N. Y T. M. Pay Kane Ottus Pillsbury Jamestown Lew Pillsbury Miss Breck

Ingenious Excuse from a Teamster Overload Case

A teamster charged with overload claims his horse carried about a ton of load yet calls it light atufft in a humorous reply highlighting the weight misperception.

Cromwell Described As Wicked in Student Essay

A boy writes in a 16th century note about Oliver Cromwell, calling him a wicked man and claiming he carried a copper knife that concealed a religious soul. The piece reflects conflicting moral judgments from a student.

Cromwell

Carmega Toilet Powder Ad

Delicately perfumed powder for the fastidious woman and nursery use. Absolute purity and freedom from injurious substances claim safety for infants. 25c per box.

Composition Humor About Cats From School Exercise

A junior school exam included a cat themed composition. The student proposed fanciful terms such as Mak te cats, Purrvaian cats, Ai some cats, Feline cats, and Magnificats to describe cats abilities and temperaments in a playful tone.

Also Mentioned on This Page

United States Mail First National Bank Warren PA Warren Trust Company Citizens National Bank Warren Savings Bank Warren, Pennsylvania Depository State of Pennsylvania Clarence Patchen Youngsville W. Patchen Ralph Stanley Emlenton Shelby Horton North Warren Robert Weir Thomas McKallip Floyd Allen Whitton Mrs. Casler Delos Scramling Rich Monroe Dunkirk Emmet Curtiss California Wm. Lamona Bell Baker Bear Lake Iris Simmons Ross Hill Wright Titusville A. E. Tarr E. L. Martin Alice Benedict Frank Camp Will Parker Geo. Langdon Torpedo Lucian Tarr Warren Silica Company Geo. Benedict Claud McCain Roy McCain Penn. Avenue West Bell Prof H. B. Hyde Optometrist Warren, PA Theatorium Hickory Street Jones Bishop’s Bessie Dainty Albert Vees Eet Belians William *. Brady New York BY George Broadhurst New York Journal the Playhouse New Newell’s Pharmacy 2Nd Street
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