Akeley Community Notes Include Harvest Work and Fair Plans
The apple harvest provides jobs at the fruit farm as residents report activity. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs of Warren visited Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. The L L A H C A met at the Howard Homestead with a hot chicken dinner. Committees were appointed to run the fair date to be decided next meeting. Mrs. Gussie Lindsey provided music and Mrs. Minnie Bradley delivered a reading. Several residents traveled or hosted visitors including Jean Schirtsinger to Youngstown and Arvid Carlson with Harry Carlson visiting Scandia friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Homestead
Francis Hale
Gussie Lindsey
Minnie Bradley
Jean Schirtsinger
Youngstown
Ohio
Arvid
Harry Carlson
Scandia
Mabel Carson
Jamestown
John Geracimos
Local News Roundup from East Branch
John Dexter loses a cow last week and Mrs. Thomas Sutton recovers from illness. Residents attended a Spring Creek institute. Nellie Gray enters Spring Creek High. Visiting families from Lottsville and Oil City call on Leroy Phillips. Wilbur Logan returns home after months away. A daughter of L. F. Armitage improves slowly. A new oil well is located on the T Sutton farm, the previous was a small producer. James Phillis returns from North Dakota visit. N H Blanchard moves to Union City for residence. L. C. Cobb remains on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
John Dexter
Thomas Sutton
Spring Creek
Nellie Gray
K. G. Brown
Lottsville
Ray Scholton
Oil City
Leroy Phillips
Wilbur Logan
L. F. Armitage
T. Sutton
James Phillis
Jennie Dalrymple
North Dakota
N. H. Blanchard
Union City
L. C. Cobb
Lounsbury Corners Sees Quiet Week of Visitors and Frost
A light frost occurred last Friday night at Lounsburys Corners but caused no damage. Visitors include Jefferson Sears of Cable Hollow and Mrs. Rhoda Beary from Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. F. Nelson of Jamestown visited relatives Clarence and Eugene Outred. James Fellows of Cable Hollow stayed with J. O. Lounsbury. A J Walters of Akeley sought coal. Mrs. C L Martin and daughter visited friends at Lander. Eugene Outred had business at Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsburys Corners
Jefferson Sears
Cable Hollow
Akeley
Elk Grange Hosts Successful Dance in Germany
Germany notes a well attended Elk Grange dance on Friday September 20. F A Nelson visited Warren on Thursday. Sampson Brothers thresh grain nearby. Clair LaDow returns from Buffalo for a visit with his parents. Mr and Mrs Nelson and Wallace Outred of Jamestown stayed with C D Outred. Catherine Headley has recovered from illness. Eugene Outred made a business call at Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Elk Grange
F. A. Nelson
Warren
Sampson Brothers
Clair LaDow
Buffalo
Nelson
Wallace Outred
Jamestown
C. D. Outred
Catherine Headley
Eugene Outred
Matthews Run Local Notes and Oil Report
Matthews Run area reports social visits including Mrs H L Palmer of Youngsville to her mother Mrs Ward and Mr and Mrs H L Rowley visiting W A Rowley on Rounds Hill. An Ironton Ohio family DeWitt Carpenter visited relatives. An oil well on the Frank Carlson farm produced six barrels daily and 100000 feet of gas. Torey Oil contractors began drilling on the Kenniston farm. H L Rowley at Warren. J C Swanson rents his farm to Elmer Sed erb of Youngsville. H S Rowley loaded telegraph poles Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torey Oil Company
Kenniston Farm
H. L. Rowley
Warren
J. C. Swanson
Elmer Sederburg
Youngsville
Corry Couple Wed at Home Ceremony
Roy Street of Corry and Miss Fern Munger were married at the bride’s home by Rev. Woodin with only immediate family present. They departed on the evening train for New York City. Other items note social visits and travels among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Roy Street
Corry
Fern Munger
Woodin
New York City
BE. L. Monroe
Mary Doud
Sheffield
Judge Quips On Walkers For Wages
A Judge remarks that a thousand Americans currently walking for wagers could be better employed earning wages, suggesting society would gain whether they walk for fun or pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Printing Descriptions Cards and Bills at Reasonable Prices
Trade card listing printing services for Description Cards, Billheads, Circulars, Auction and Show Bills, Pamphlets, Law Blanks, Briefs, Blank Books, and Labels offered at reasonable rates.
New Dyspepsmcs Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A doctor unveils a simple inexpensive care named Dyspepsmcs to stop indigestion and related symptoms. The ad claims rapid relief and offers Dyspepsules for a fraction of a dollar at Pecker Drug Co. 141 Liberty St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecker Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Real Estate Transfers and Bank Resources Listed
A list of real estate transfers in Warren and nearby townships shows numerous conveyances, with prices ranging mostly at $1 and some notable amounts such as $1,000 and $10,219.34. The document also details bank resources including deposits, bonds, reserves, and capital, listing figures for U.S. bonds, national and state deposits, and reserve requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Bellows
Mary E Lester
Clarendon
Ek. L. Lacey
Carrie Dunham
Spring Creek
Chas. S. Keefer
Warren Real Estate and Investment Co
Warren Borough
Clara Hoskins
Oscar EK. Benson
Pine Grove
C. H. Johnson
Samuel EE. Robinson
Warren
Catherine Pryor
A. H. Broadbent
Ruth Morgan
Victor Landeen
Sugar Grove
Guy C. Swanson
O. P. Thompson
Conewango Township
Nancy L. Hoffman
G. W. Campbell
Kinzua
Geo. W. Campbell
W. J. Knupp
H. J. Phillips
Effie D. Boardman
Bear Lake
Edith I. Beale
Gertrude I. Wright
Freehold
James A. Thompson
Harry D. Thompson
Brokenstraw
H. D. Thompson
R. €. Thompson
W. G. Shannon
Carl A. Cramer
Frank A. Wood
John C. Hartmann
S. M. Sloan
Guardian
C. W. Nelson
John Lindeen
G. A. S. Hall
Ella Brown
First National Bank
Ludwig Schwanke
John Y. Fuhrer
Glade
W. F. Campbell
Bonniwell B. Bean
Michael Miller
May Bell Miller
Mary RK. Whatford
Guy Sumner
Blanche S. Lawson
Albert L. Lauffenberger
Alexander Clark
Ella Schuler
Citizens National Bank
Pennsylvania
Tata
Financial ledger extract showing assets and reserves
Entry lists various assets including overdrafts 12 and 14 notes 2 886 14 U S bonds 100 000 00 premiums 4 000 00 bonds securities 17 287 36 banking house 15 000 00 other real estate 3 433 90 due from national banks 424 55 reserve agents 48 360 93 checks cash items 566 93 specie 0 570 65 legal tender notes 8 248 18 8 818 66 redemption fund 4 800 00 total 611 204 51
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Furgs Pears
Cea
Andes
Priva
Sra
Rtagl Coetilg Colees
Feck Inns Secretory
Aoain Bank
U.S
Sada Sakae
Trial List for Week of October 28 1912 in Warren County
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania lists cases for the week beginning October 28 1912. Plaintiffs include Eliza I Henry versus Sumner and Love Manufacturing Company versus Samuel Peterson. Other matters name Warren Street Railway Big Cove Lumber Company and several defendants including Walter Smith Warren Business College and M Shawkey. Prothonotary H M Purnam notes dates October 3 and October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Eliza I. Henry
Sumner
E. Grr
N. M. Love
Love Manufacturing Company
Samuel Peterson
L. W. King
E. J. Kelley
Big Cove Lumber Company
Jerome F. Buck
Charles Walter Smith
Warren Business College
George Drake
Henry Holtz
Tony Wagner
Warren & Jamestown Street Railway Co
Bank Statement Snapshot From 1912 Warren County
The document shows a bank statement totaling 1 864 300 82 with listed liabilities assets and deposits including National bank notes outstanding 98 400 00 and Postal Savings Deposits 239 83. It bears the signature of cashier J C Conarro and a notary oath dated September 9 1912 with commission expiration January 21 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
H. Rampe
Kk. H. Lamp
H. Davis
I. O. A. Pressel
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
Cone
J. C. .Conarro
Co. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Sealed Proposals for Warren County Road Reconstruction
Harrisburg announces sealed bids for reconstructing 9837 feet of asphaltic road in Farmington Township Warren County. Bids due October 15 1912 at 10 am with $2000 certified check. Plans available at State Highway Department offices in Harrisburg Pittsburg Philadelphia and Warren. Edward M Bigelow State Highway Commissioner. sep 26 oct 3 10
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Capitol
Roy Putnam
Lander
Act of Assembly
Farmers Bank
Pittsburg
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Warren
Warren County
Farmington Township
Edward M. Bigelow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ae Franklin
Dave Qa
Penna
Warren, Penn’a
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
Lill Dewey
Dunkirk
Hellen Taylor
Hornell
Orhn
Heckendorf
Thomas Stranigan
Mayville
Thomas
Howard
Lowville
B. A. West
Frank Emerson
Don Sullivan
Monroe
Warren National Bank
Resources
Geposits
Laghstosssbadvece S
Wm. E. Rice
Andrew Hertzel
Ww. D. Brown
LO Mee
Sfeepaean, Saaep'sdteeeh
J. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
W. Stone, Ae A. Schofield
I’. J. Russell
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Hnronery rPadd
Warren, Pa
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