Correspondence Note About an Unnamed Mr.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
2
Death of Mrs. Orison Cowles at Sugar Grove Road
Mrs. Orison Cowles died at her Sugar Grove Road home Friday morning. An early settler and church member, she was 85 years and 5 months old. Funeral Sunday at 10 oclock, interment in Lottsville cemetery beside her husband who died last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loursville
Orison Cowles
Sugar Grove Road
M. E. Church
Lottsville Cemetery
Conservatory students provide pleasing Seminary chapel entertainme
The Sugar Grove report notes a pleasant program by Conservatory students aided by elocution pupils in the Seminary chapel last Thursday. Thanksgiving service is planned for Wednesday evening at the Seminary chapel amid social visits and local movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Conservatory
Seminary Chapel
Union School
Warren
A. B. McDonald
Wm. Shortt
William
Youngsville
Zada McIntyre
Anna Miller
John Howles
Harry Barrett
Adam Shutt
Grace Randall
Russell
Frank Abbott
Fred Jackson
Brown
Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
COBB'S CORNERS NOV 21 NEWS BRIEFS
Mrs. Nila Knapp of Spring Creek visits Mr. and Mrs. Jas Phillips. Mrs. Ara Hill of Oil City visits her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Armitage. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson of Corry stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mitchell. Charles Lillie funeral held in Bloomfield. Two month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wright dies. Thanksgiving services planned at Baptist church. The Lillies and family called to Erie by illness of daughter Mrs. Ethel McKay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosp’s Corrners
Nila Knapp
Spring Creek
Jas. Phillips
Ara Hill
Oil City
George Armitage
Harry Patterson
Corry
W. D. Mitchell
Truman Lillie
Ellis Lillie
Bloomfield
Charles
West Spring Creek
Erie
Ethel McKay
Sugar Run Visitors and Local Travel Notes
Sugar Run records show Corydon and Warren visitors including O. C. Sparks and James Kennedy. R. H. Shearman and A. W. Reeves conducted business in Warren and Corydon respectively. Mrs. Beulah Wilcox and son Marvin visited Warren. John Wooster passed through town en route to Onoville. R. W. Sparks recovered enough to work. he joked about future injuries. Frank Marsh skids ties for S. M. Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
John Wooster
Onoville
N. Y
R. W. Sparks
Corydon
Helen Arthur
Tionesta
Anthony Muntz
C. F. Morrison
Warren
Lee Whyte
Ora Tome
Hickory
Frank Marsh
S. M. Cain
Origin of Boils in Spring Epidemics
The New York Press notes boils arise from staphylococcus pyogenes aurens and frequently affect those with Brights disease diabetes gout tuberculosis and digestion disorders. They often follow severe fevers and spread in hospitals jails barracks and asylums during spring epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
New York Press
Grief May Produce Joy Quote by Maurice Hewlett
A Maurice Hewlett meditation on grief and hope. The author argues that sorrow can fuel energy and life, producing happiness and fruit from the earth and heart, where griefs may furrow the heart to yield future joys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Hewlett
Statue planned for Sir Philip Sidney at Zutphen
A Zutphen committee forms to raise a statue honoring Sir Philip Sidney who died at Zutphen in 1586 while aiding the Dutch against Spain. Subscriptions are urged in Holland and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sidney
Sir Philip Sidney
Zutphen
Spain
Sidney
Holland
Great Britain
Life a Funny Game
A lighthearted reflection on finding humor in everyday moments. It encourages curiosity and a playful approach to life, suggesting that seeking the amusing can reveal witty observations and uplifting insights.
Merriment as a Cheap Medicine Philosophy
The article extols merriment as a cheap medicine and a sunny philosophy of life. It argues laughter is universally beneficial and not fully understood, promoting joy as a practical approach to existence.
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Mney
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
CG. W. Jaminson
Ft. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Co
Warren, Pa
Couns
Citizens National Bank
Frai Tr
Lousvlille
Ruary
Ricker
Jamestown
Mayville
James Woodbern
Lottsville
C. D. Bindley
Lee Hill
Niobe
C. J. Johnson
George Cornish
Bear Lake
Jessie Baker
D. W. Darrow
Robert Bull
Ashville
Whitford
John Grass
Cobb's Colrners
Tipsouth
A. L. Schellhammer
M. J. Ryan
Silver Springs
J. B. Cochener
F. R. Jennings
Pittsburg
A. Dunn
Harry
Philadelphia
Julia Jones
Melvin Root
Bay City
Mich
500 Club
W. D. Turner
Earle Haslett
Queen
J. P. Houser
Grace
Tidioute
Chas. King
Glenn Bowman
A. J. Rinker
M.E. Church
Mercer
Epworth League
Harriet Cockerell
Julia Corson
Evelyn Gross
S. M. Jury
A. G. Crill
Guy Carson
Upper Tidionte
C. C. Jury
A. Jy. Peterson
M. IE
Ladies of the Maccabees
Oneida
Rochester
E. D. Everts Hardware Co
Penn
A Ave
Liberty Street
Greenland
America
H. L. Greenlund
Thrift
Andrew Carnegie
Conenango Trust Company
Warren, Penna
Warren County
International Harvester Co
L. B. Dunham
Jefferson Street
W. Bell
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