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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
8
Bible readings begin at Baptist church in Bridgeport
Rev James Scoville of Bridgeport Conn opened a series of Bible readings and special services at the Baptist church last night with plans to continue through December 2. Mrs Augusta Steward will speak for missions on Saturday Nov 24 at 2 pm. The Junior Union will hold a social Nov 24 at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Scoville
Bridgeport
Conn
The
Baptist Church
Scoville
Moody and Sankey
Augusta Steward
Union of the Baptist Church
A. N. Vergith
Panama
N. Y
Rufus Graham
Fremont Bennett
Bennett
Perry
Gertrude Austin
Bradford
John Rhodes
Richard Lindsey
Jamestown
Bert Curtis
Fentonville
Amy
Hazel Petitt
Fred Petitt
John Curtis
Y’s Club
R. E. Thayer
Badger
Smithport
Wm. Griffin
East Hickory
Lillian Gang
Charles Ward
Samuel Whitney
Albany
T. J. Whitney
Oberg
Chas. Stouttenburg
Busti
T. J. Widerfield
Hasel Wilson
Dna Lockwood
Jy. M. Robertson
Detroit
Mich
Jeff Myers
B. F. Lockwood
L. G. Cowing
Minnie Foster
Ralph Reynolds
Ralph
Sisterville
W. Va
R. D. Fisk
J. L. Curtis
M. M. Bennett
D. J
Local residents visit Kane for business and travel
On Tuesday John Swanson traveled to Kane. Thursday John Gibbs and Will Peterson of Ludlow called at the place for business. Mrs. W. M. Dandois went to Kane for a trip. The brief notes record routine movements of local people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanson
Kane
John Gibbs
Will Peterson
Ludlow
W. M. Dandois
Ackley Hollow News Roundup
Nov 19 update reports Leonard Samborn recovering from typhoid fever. Local trades and visits include Ed Vansile selling a fine traveling horse to McMannas and T J Vansile going to Indiana for the winter. Numerous social calls and a July wedding of Georgie Barber to William Scott noted among residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Samborn
McMannas
Ed. Vansile
Jennie Bauer
Kitchen
Warren
Culbertson
Falconer
G. A. Adam
Elias Ackley
Mary
North Warren
Wright
Russell
Orie Headley
A. S. Passinger
Meritt Bauer
Monroe Curtis
Axie Smith
Kelley
Wim. Allen
Bertha Passinger
Emory Ackley
T. J. Vansile
Indiana
Georgie Barber
William Scott
Hatch Run
Edgar Chase
Jamestown
Delos Ackley
Quaker Hill
Community News From Our Village Novembers Miscellany
The issue reports on church meeting closings led by Rev. J. P. Burns and local youth seeking new life paths. It notes Mrs. Stewitt visiting Warren, Will Babcock joining missionary work, Sam Peters returning from Hemlock, and Chas F. Nelson recovering from injuries. EK Mason Metzger takes a job at Dunkirk, while Guy Walters moves to California. Ryckman plans Allegheny Springs improvements and a trolley line. Local lamp on a veranda brightens Erie avenue. Souvenir postcards trend as Uncle Sam sells more one cent stamps. Two youths hunt a rabbit. one grabs the tail. Mrs. James Perks visits from Warren. Sunday Schools plan a Christmas entertainment. Rumor says Peter Swanson buys Irvington stave mill interests. P. R. R. Co. raises pay 10 percent from December 1. Shorty weighs how to invest his raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
J. P. Burns
Stewitt
Warren
N. J. Ault
Will Babcock
Burns
Sam Peters
Hemlock
Chas. F. Nelson
EK. Mason Metzger
Brooks Locomotive Works
Dunkirk
Guy Walters
Denver
Col
California
Ryckman
Brockton
N. Y
Allegheny Springs
Chas. Jackson
Uncle Sam
James Perks
Irvington
Shorty
Notable local patriarch Daniel Marble dies at 96 in Columbus
Daniel Marble died November 15 1906 at age 96 years 10 months 9 days after a fall two days earlier. Born January 6 1810 in Columbus Chenango County New York he moved with his parents to Columbus Pennsylvania in 1826. He was the second of seven children and the last of his father Asa Marble’s line. He lived near his first home place in later years and spent his final years with his son Dewitt Marble after bereavements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Davis
Marvin Bennett
Milton Bennett
A. Fox
Lillian Ganey
Frewsburg
Charles Wiltsie
West Side
Howard Case
Kansas
Kleber Haskins
Jamestown
Horace Blackmon
Westfield
S. L. Blackmon
J. D. Rickerson
Murrysville
Mary Ann Newberry
J. H. Adams
Edward Carlson
Washington
Viola Rickerson
Mayville
Rena Rickerson
A. D. Lacy
Daniel Marble
Columbus
Chenango Co
N. Y
Asa and
Mary Dutton Marble
Dad
Dewitt Marble
Duane Marble
Corry
Funeral honors Uncle Daniel with large turnout
The funeral for Uncle Daniel was held Sunday from his late home with many friends in attendance. Mrs. Watson of Jamestown conducted the services, and two pallbearers had preceded him. He will be remembered fondly by those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Watson
Jamestown
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Farewells
Mrs. Maud Madigan plans to live with her mother. A farewell party for Samuel Thompson drew a large crowd. Lincoln Whelpley of Falconer visited grandparents. Gerald Peck and Myrtle Thompson were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walters in Scandia. Charley Hornstrom of Warren visits relatives. Matilda Thompson was entertained by Sophia Strand. Mr. Peterson was named leader for the U. P. C. U. on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gusterson
Mt. Jewett
John Olson
Ida Johnson
Kane
C. C. Smith
Salma Anderson
Warren
Arthur Jackson
James Dunn
Lewis Walling
B. D. Keeler
Mary Osterstrom
Z. Peck
Archie Christjohn
Frank Hall
George Lindahl
Ruby Winkler
Dan Bair
Rose Nelson
Ludlow
Ellen Lindahl
Ben Johnson
John Gunnerson
Anna Johnson
Jince Jackson
Gust Erickson
Henry Anderson
Jamestown
Gust Johnson
John Hoskins
Andrew Johnson
Thomas Jerman
Kate Jerman
Elmer Gunnerson
Samuel Thompson
Lincoln Whelpley
Falconer
Gerald Peck
Myrtle Thompson
J. E. Walters
Scandia
Charley Hornstrom
Oliver Hornstrom
Matilda Thompson
Sophia Strand
Mr. Peterson
Community notes from Hemlock and Warren area
Nov 20 notes list visits and social calls across Hemlock Warren and nearby towns. Residents including Mrs. Philip Schweitzer Mrs. H L Schweitzer and families attend gatherings while others travel for business and to see relatives in Sill Run Glade Red House Portville and Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Shirley
Warren
Fuller
Sheffield
Emil Johnson
Glade
Ray Fisher
Portville
N. Y
C. W. Anderson
Mildred
Clare Geer
Isaac Culbertson
Mary Owen
North Warren
Sheffield visitors and local social notes feature town visits
Genevieve Crawford Million visited Sheffield with others as Mrs. Max Weaver and Genevieve Million were present. Numerous residents travel to Clarendon Corydon Warren Kane and Westline for business, visits, or family events. A wedding, illness, and job moves are noted among local families with names and places across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve
Crawford
Sheffield
Max Weaver
Genevieve Million
Gertie Hanson
Clarendon
Minnie Hanson
Jennie Christenson
Gladden
Arthur Pochey
Hanson couple relocate to Warren
Mr and Mrs Will Hanson formerly of Cherry Grove are now residing at Warren. John Weaver returned to Ohio last Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Hanson
Cherry Grove
Warren
John Weaver
Ohio
Cobb's Corners Social Notes Illust Twenty Ninth November
Nov 19 Cobb's Corners reports visits by Kahamar of Hatch Town to Rev. McClelland. S. M. Houghtling shows improvement. William Northrop returns home from Corry. C. M. Cobb ships apples to Spartansburg. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blanchard visit East Branch relatives. A. B. Smith faces hindrances on Pereau farm oil well work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahamar
Hatch Town
McClelland
S. M. Houghtling
William Northrop
Corry
C. M. Cobb
Spartansburg
Gordon Blanchard
East Branch
Pereau
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Lowell
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C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Boy’s Clothing Department
Boy’s Clothing
Cable Hollow
Maud Madigan
L. C. Hanson
Allaire
Simon
Marfink
Cummings
James Anthony, Sr
Earle Palmer
Claire Wickwire
Fahler
Augusta Andrews
Corydon
Asa McMichael
Vandergrift
John S. Brown
Mr. Allaire
G. W. Gifford
Dan Bennett
Frank Beils
Mr. Anthony
Jennie Weaver
Arthur Beils
Sugar Run
Nita Arthur
Akeley
Helen Arthur
David Holt
R. E. Green
F. A. McGill
Westline
G. F. Muntz
Rochester
Anthony Muntz
Maggie Travor
Onoville
Sugar Run House
W. C. Imel
Tionesta
Arthur
James Smith
Steamburg
Ss. L. Morrison
Valentine Hinton
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cobb’s
INTER
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