Neighborhood Notes Reflect Local Happenings and Plans
A review of small town items notes Mary J. Hewitt of North Clarendon receiving $8 in late pension funds. Sharon to start a new national bank led by local citizens. Jamestown Mercer County lacks a pastor yet hosts four churches. Readers are urged to note a reunion in Cambridge Springs and local market, crop, and infrastructure updates across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Mary J. Hewitt
North Clarendon
Franklin
Sharon
Jamestown
Mercer County
Eighty-third Pennsylvania Regiment Association
G. A. R. Hall
Cambridge Springs
Squirrels and pheasants law delays and local notes
Irvington county notes report the October 15 start for hunting restrictions, plus local changes at the P R R office, a Washington territory move for Looney, and updates on Derailment traffic stoppage. Community events include a Oct 17 I C C F ball dedication and a public ball with music, school furnace work delaying classes, and various visits among residents and officials.
Reduced excursion rates to San Francisco and Los Angeles
Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced excursion tickets to San Francisco or Los Angeles from all lines from Sept 28 to 30 1902. Return passage valid until Nov 15 with 50 cent joint agent fee in Los Angeles or San Francisco. Inquiries at ticket agents for rates and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Los Angeles
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Monterey
Cal
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Half Rate Excursion to Omaha by Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad offers round trip to Omaha Nebraska for one fare with travel dates October 14 15 16. Tickets valid for all regular trains and returnable through November 30 under ticket contract and conditions. See Erie ticket agents for exact rates and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Erie Railroad
Nebraska
Erie
Excursion to Boston by D A V P R R
An excursion from October 7 to 11 offers a round trip first class fare to Boston with return options. Tickets may be used to depart Boston by October 13 without deposit or until November 12 with deposit. Details available from ticket agents.
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Boston
New York City Excursions by D A V P B y Oct 3 4 5 6
Excursion trip from New York limited to Oct 3 4 5 6 with tickets available through agents or A J Smith GP A Cleve and QO contact for details and pricing in Cleveland.
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New York City
New York
A. J. Smith
GP. A
Cleveand
Community notes and moves in Townville area
Rev Wilkinson moved to Townville for a year and Rev Hickok has moved into the parsonage. Services are set for Sunday at 11. Ladies Aid plans a church supper. Local wildlife reports mention many squirrels this season. Miss Bertha Wheelock visited Mary Crosby. Dutton returned from Chenango county. New arrivals include a daughter for Gus Ohrn and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gordon. Ayling moved to North East. Mrs. Covel improves her house. Creamery dividend notes 77 14 cents per hundred pounds of milk with 21 pounds of milk per pound of butter for Aug 25 to Sept 7. Rowe and Harry Tyler visited from Corry. Ella Allen visited Bear Lake. Rumor of a trolley line between here and Corry. Corry High School students held a marshmallow roast at Lake Columbus Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Townville
Hickok
Ladies Aid
Bertha Wheelock
Warren
Mary Crosby
W. A. Dutton
Chenango County
Gus Ohrn
Guy Gordon
Frank Ayling
North East
Laura Covel
Libbie Rowe
Harry Tyler
Corry
Ella Allen
Bear Lake
Lake Columbus
Community Notes and Local Visits Attend Fall Events
SEPT 29 report highlights repairs on a mill dam and a new church roof. Toe Social at Yates Hall raises funds for the church. Harvest Dance planned for Oct 3 at Yates Hall. Local residents Vinnette and Mary Thompson home from Lake county. Pearl Francis infant son funeral held Sept 27 at the church and buried at S. L. church cemetery. Bert Sliter returns to Johnstown Pa Sept 27. Mrs Judson of Waterford visits due to daughter Mrs Bush illness. Mrs Frank Nelson improving under Dr. Davis care. John Patchen and Earle move from farm to town after stock sale. J A McArthur from Warren over Sunday. A C Western and Fred Milspaw run McArthur’s cider mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Wright
Yates’ Hall
Vinnette
Mary Thompson
Lake County
Archie Sliter
Indiana
Pearl Francis
Alfred Jones
S. L
Bert Sliter
Johnstown
Judson
Waterford
Bush
Frank Nelson
Davis
John Patchen
Earle
J. A. McArthur
Warren
A.C. Westren
Fred Milspaw
McArthur
School progress under Johnson and Zeeb noted
Our schools progress finely under George Johnson and Miss Mary Zeeb. The Home Missionary Society meets Oct. 1 with Miss Sarah Donaldson. Several local sicknesses and farm news are also reported, including a farm sale and crop delays due to heavy rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Mary Zeeb
Fred Ford
Corry
Home Missionary Society
Sarah Donaldson
McKee
Sugar Grove
Sanday
John Tubbs
Charles Johnson
Cora Lamona
Alfred Cady
Columbus
George Stearns
Hyer
Miles Farm
Wm. Dewey
Helen Eldred
Frank Pitt
Tiona
Local Notes From Buffalo and Nearby Towns
Mrs George Meade formerly Ada Case returns to Buffalo after visiting her parents. Frank Stabler, recently in Corydon for months, returns to Oil City with his aunt Mrs James Griffin. Miss Lucia Brown departs Monday to oversee the Russell schools intermediate department. Mr Patterson of Patterson and Sterling installs a furnace in the public school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Meade
Ada Case
Buffalo
Frank Stabler
Corydon
Oil City
James Griffin
Lucia Brown
Russell Schools
Patterson
Patterson & Sterling
Business education and travel offers for farmers and veterans
It urges parents to educate children in bookkeeping and commercial studies at Warren Business University Pennsylvania. Promotions include discounted Chicago rail fares October 6 and 7 for the National Encampment Union Veteran Legion event in October with return validity to Oct 16. Also notes Struthers Hotel Barn now run by John Stinger serving farmers’ horses with no livery on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Business University
Warren
Penn‘a
Struthers Hotel
John Stinger
Extremely low one way tickets to the Great West offered by Erie
Commencing Sept 1 and every day in September and October the Erie Railroad will sell extremely low rate one way tickets to California Oregon Washington Montana Idaho and other points in the Great West. Tickets include sleeping car and chair car privileges nest of Chicago. For details consult the nearest Erie ticket agent or F H Garfield Division Passenger Agent Jamestown NY.
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Erie Railroad
Great West
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idaho
Chicago
Far West
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Reduced excursion fares to Chicago for National Encampment
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets from all lines to Chicago for the Union Veteran Legion event, October 8 to 11. Tickets sold October 5 6 and 7 with return by October 16 for a single fare plus one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Veteran Legion
Chicago
Ill
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Low Rates to the West Settlers Tickets Offered
During September and October the D. A. V. & P. B'y will sell low rate one way settlers tickets to western points including Montana Utah Washington Oregon California. Ask agents or write A. J. Smith G. P. A. Cleveland C. for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Montana
Utah
Washington
Oregon
California
A. J. Smith
Cleveland
Warren Business University Promotes Training Courses
The speaker argues there was no market demand for trained stenographers and bookkeepers, urging individuals to enroll in courses at Warren Business University in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Business University
Warren, Penna
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Neighborhood Notes
Newsdealer
Ebenezer Matthews
Erie County
Wellsburg
Conneautville
Chautauqua County
Aes Shore
Ind
Meadville
Gen. Miller
Hotel Lafayette
McCarthy
Chestnut Street
Bradford
Erie-North Beast
Erie-Conneaut
Wattsburg
Union City
Charles Miller
Lyman Cook
Tionesta
Irvington
Henry Green
Will
James Looney
Washington Territory
Wilbur
C. D. Crandall
Tokenstraw Township
A. E. Singleton
Pittsfield
Perry Patch
John Harrington
John Wilson
Dunn’s Eddy
Jacobs
Brennan
Prohibition
C. C. Flatt
Dean
N.G
Jay White
W. G
R. A. Fredenberg
Ole Sparks
Benj. Crooks
Eugene Crooks
Merle Hollister
Mrs. White
ITARN
Wrightsville
Spring Creek
Tidioute
John Christy
W. H. Brace
St. Mary
B. Grandin
Grandin
Alice Grandin
Mayville
N. Dak
Josephine
Mary Dawson
Philadelphia
National Park Seminary
George Siggins
Albert Merkle
University of Pennsylvania
A. Dunn
Tidioute Creek
Russell
L. B. Magill
Sheffield
W. QO. Skelton
Morasca
Liverly
D. A. Platt
M. E
Brockwayville
Hassinger Lumber Co
Lamona
Maude Dalrymple
Lee N. Daily
Youngsville
Matthews
Johnson's Corners
Johnson’s Corners
Chandlers Valley
Leon Cole
Klahr Mead
Oberlin
Ohio
Musical
Alex. Brown
David Coan
York Hill
Metzger & Hogan
Metzger &Hogan
Vienna
Paris
Monte Carlo
Doucet-Cie
Kopf & Henry
Warren, PA
Allen
Liberty Street
Shandon Bell
Sapolio
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