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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
8
Local Social Notes From Jamestown Area
Nov 25 Mrs Geo Graham returns home after visiting her daughter in Jamestown over two weeks. Mr and Mrs Ed Vansile visited Mrs Clark. Misses Daisy and Mary Cole visited Russell on Sunday. Georgia Scott visited Bertha Passinger. Monroe Passinger of Wetmore visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Wm Madigan went to Fox Hill to work for West Peck. Loyd Sampson of Scandia drove through the Hollow Sunday. Mrs Eugene Smith of Russell and Mrs Grace Denilson of Akeley visited Mr and Mrs Mattson Sunday. Freeda Mattson and Bertha Passinger called on Mrs A W Young Friday. L G Adams visited Mrs Georgia Coffman Friday. A C Walker and Bertha Passinger drove to Walker's farm near Scandia Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Graham
Jamestown
Ed. Vansile
Clark
Daisy
Mary Cole
Russell
Georgia Scott
Bertha Passinger
Monroe Passinger
Wetmore
Wm. Madigan
Fox Hill
West Peck
Loyd Sampson
Scandia
Eugene Smith
Grace Denilson
Akeley
Mattson
Freeda Mattson
A. W. Young
L. G. Adams
Georgia Coffman
A. C. Walker
Walker
Ladies' Bazaar Planned by Columbus Cemetery Auxiliary
The Columbus Cemetery Association Ladies Auxiliary schedules a bazar in Grange Hall for December 9 10 and 11 with daily programs and Friday dance and chicken pie supper. Contributions welcome to Mrs Carrie Curtis. Also notes recent visits and upcoming Thanksgiving events and school closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Columbus Cemetery Association
Grange Hall
Carrie Curtis
Lillian Dalrymple
Pittsfield
Hattie
Dunkirk
N. Y
Lizzie Francis
Local Social Notes from Hatch Town and Nearby Areas
November 23 updates show Mrs Stives staying with Rev Mc Clelland in Hatch town. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Austin Northrop from Sparta and Mr and Mrs John Dexter with children at Kinzua. The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met Mrs Wm Gray. Mrs Walter Earl and children from Union City visit N H Blanchard. Delbert Childs of Union City stayed with Truman Lillie. Earl Damon and daughter Bonna from near Kane visited Chas Whaley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stives
Hatchtown
Truman Lillie
Earl Damon
Bonna
Kane
Mrs Sears of Carroll N Y Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs Luthera G Sears wife of William H Sears of Carroll New York died November 20 after a long cancer illness. She nurtured her family and welcomed Civil War veterans and wives. Survived by husband two sons Fred W Sears Russell PA Willie H Sears Carroll NY three sisters Mrs Howard Case Effingham Kansas Mrs R F Sternberg and Mrs B F Garfield Carroll NY Funeral held at home Rev M W Stone officiated with six nephews attending Maple Grove Cemetery Frewsburg N Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luthera G. Sears
William Henry Sears
Carroll, N. Y
Fred W. Sears
Russell, Pa
Willie H. Sears
Carroll
N. Y
Howard Case
Effingham
Kas
R. F. Sternberg
B. F. Garfield
N.Y
M. W. Stone
Sears
Bome
Maple Grove Cemetery
Frewsburg
Local Patronage Ledger Signals Mysterious Dollar Returns
An exchange recounts a farmer who marked a dollar ten years ago. He spent it in town the next day, got it back by year end, and over six years the dollar returned to him four more times. The tale emphasizes recurring currency circulation.
Local dollar’s journey ends. a plea for buy local
A reader recounts losing a dollar bill to a mail order house four years ago and argues the value of spending locally. He notes the dollar would have funded taxes, schools, churches, and community aid, urging readers to support nearby merchants who serve the town.
State Health Department drives clean milk drive in Pennsylvania
The State Health Department under Commissioner Dixon reports 17 000 dairy farms inspected over three months across Pennsylvania including near Harrisburg. Findings show 480 farms used polluted water for cattle, 2500 farms had dirty cow stables, and in equal numbers milking workers did not wash hands or wear protective coverings. Over half the dairies were in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Health Department
Dixon
Harrisburg
Goosebone Winter Prophecy by Goosebone Weather Prophet
READING. B Musse predicts a warm open winter with cold spells. December to be very cold with little snow, January sees some snow and a warm break, February to be severe with ice and snow, March to open with rain and hail and a late spring follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Musse
Mrs Kinney Dies at 46 at Centerville Home
Mrs. Sarah Kinney died at her Centerville Pennsylvania home at age 46. She leaves husband Ellis Kinney and daughter Mabel Webber. Also surviving are her father Charles Comstock of Lottsville and sister Mrs. Chloe Green of Rossville Illinois. She was cousin to Mrs. John W Woodburn of Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kinney
Navy
Centerville
Ellis Kinney
Mabel Webber
Charles Comstock
Lottsville
Chloe Green
Rossville
Ill
John W. Woodburn
Lakewood
Public Documents for Subscribers at the Paper Office
The office offers a set of public documents to subscribers who visit. Includes Statistical Record of the Progress of the United States and reports from Pennsylvania State College and Department of Agriculture. Also lists addresses and titles such as Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways and The Net Result at the Hague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Penn
Slason Thompson
Surface
Paris Green Inspection
Dept. of Agriculture
Society For Prevention of Tuberculosis
Hague
Agriculture
Farmers' uplift interest dwindles in the West
The West shows little enthusiasm for the farmers' uplift movement. The desired life for farmers appears simply to be someone who helps shuck corn.
German Nobility and an American Love Story in Berlin
The narrator recalls an invitation from Graf von Blumen Schloss to a Berlin ball after a Vienna state ball where she met him as a noble German cadet. Years later in Philadelphia and then Berlin, society opens to them following his return to favor, aided by his American wife. The tale reveals his rise from fortune loss to servitude in America, and his daughter’s marriage to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Berlin
Vienna
Palace
Graf von Blumen-Schloss
Prussia
America
Philadelphia
Graf von Blumen
Schloss
Graf
Graffin von
Europe
von Blumen- Schloss
von Blumen-Schloss
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J. C. Ayer Co
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Graf von Je Blumen - Schloss
the Telegraph
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NEW York
Tribune Farmer
National Illustrated Agricultural
Mam
Warren
Matt
Warren County
Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
New
City
Olean
Titusville
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
B. Hill
Mail Publishing Company
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
National Telegraph Institute
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