County Letters Ez Notice to Correspondents
Instructions for correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week with signatures required for all communications. Names published only if requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
8
Instructions for correspondents to submit copy by Tuesday each week with signatures required for all communications. Names published only if requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
The Akeley area reports social visits and daily life events. Mrs Ella Rickerson hosts the F C A meeting with about thirty attendees. Earl La Dow dies in Pomona California on Nov 20. Several residents travel, entertain, or visit relatives in Jamestown Warren and Bradford area. The school uses Miss Hazeltine of Warren as teacher and local church events invite ladies for a talk by missionary Augusta Stewart. A Chickering piano arrives for Isabella Martin. Married news: Erving Emerson and Alfie Seeley wed Nov 19 1906 by Justice Marvin Frew. The Conewango bridge gains a new coat of paint and local illnesses reduce school attendance.
Frewsburg residents report strong interest in Rev. James Scoville led union evangelistic meetings at the Baptist church. The article notes local singing selection by Francis Pederson for Thanksgiving services at the M E church and a bazaar after Thanksgiving at a church. Other local items include a mill accident at Scott grist mill and various community movements and visits.
Mrs. Carl Walquist and Mrs. Greenburg return to Red House after visiting Mrs. Geo. Wedin. Mrs. Durward Ayling visits Warren parents. Jeff Peterson in Warren on business. Geo Wedin and Maud Johnson visit friends in Warren. P. R. R. Supervisor Eimerly of Olean visits town. Wm. Finley returns to Prospect after several days with J. T. Finley. Mrs. John Mellon visits Warren. Miss Dorothy Carlson of Sill Run visits her sister Mrs. J. T. Finley. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Blair of Warren spend weekend with J. T. Finley. Ray Fisher visits Portville parents. George Green of Kinzua in town on business. Mrs. H. L. Schweitzer and son Merle are Warren visitors. B. F. Shirley visits daughter Mrs. H. L. Schweitzer.
Ackley Hollow items list local residents visiting relatives and moving, including Mrs Pilsberry from Jamestown visiting Mrs Houghtling, Philip Arzner moving into Erickson's former house, and multiple calls on Sundays and weekends by townsfolk such as Miss Edith Jones Mrs Rozella Wright Mrs Maude Madigan and others.
Miss Frieda Mattson visited Miss Daisy Cole on Sunday. O M Bump remains under doctor care for health treatment.
Nov 27 report says Mrs Austin Woods, stricken six months ago, was moved to Rouse hospital and is resting comfortably. Other news notes Forrest Jackson’s Erie visit, Epworth League officers elected, and local events from Welbach lamp to bear tracks and game wardens’ visit.
Review of Reviews notes copper as a dominant American export with large and rising value. It cites the United States as a major producer and consumer, Europe’s growing dependence, and a surge in American yield from 27 000 long tons to 421 982 tons, with values climbing from 50 million to about 185 million in recent years.
A wartime era reflection blends navy spirit and dairy science. Sailors discuss fighting resolve and national pride while an article notes cows need water and salt for milk. eight gallons daily water per cow and salt supplementation of at least one ounce per day support health and production.
The Travel Magazine notes Christmas travel brings cheer to conductors, passengers, and sightseers. Crowds soften elbows and haste as trolley and steam travel smooths with holiday amenity. Travelers should have tickets ready to ease overworked conductors during busy journeys.
The Review of Reviews notes a 470 percent rise in copper production and predicts demand will closely track supply for 20 years. It cites rising American consumption, reliance on old stocks, and copper as a key economic barometer in an electrical age.
The magazine presents a sumptuous Christmas issue with rich color and black and white illustrations. It offers a varied set of stories and articles from different authors, delivering broad entertainment.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about kisses and social behavior among men, implying some avoidant or cautious conduct. No clear individuals, places, or events are identifiable from the readable portion.
In a busy November, property transactions rise as Warren neighborhood gains momentum with developers and buyers moving on key listings. Local brokers report steady activity and new holdings shaping the skyline.
Those seeking education are invited to write the Edinboro Normal principal Joan F. Bigler for an illustrated catalogue. A quoted line reflects on poverty and cleverness. The piece closes with a light reflection on how some men drown sorrows or celebrate joys.
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