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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1906
Page
8
Copy must be in our office by Tuesday each week. Each correspondent should sign their name to all communications but names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
The W C T U elected President Mrs L M Robinson Vice Mrs R E Harley Secretary Mrs George Walter and Treasurer Mrs B F Lockwood. Revival at Vanderwork school gains interest with Sunday evening talk The Silaying of the Lamb. Rev E S Way of Kennedy to preach at Baptist church next Sunday night.
Mr and Mrs C. E. Dodge of Dewittville were in town Saturday for engagements and social visits.
Sugar Run notes list residents and visitors across Kane Smethport Warren Corydon Worton and nearby areas. Names include C D Seaman Miss Mayme Brant J W Green Mrs Beulah Wilcox and families from Morrison's Onoville Port land Steamburg Warren and Battle Creek with updates on travel visits illness and gatherings.
Hemlock notes show numerous visitors and gatherings in Warren and nearby areas. Residents including Mrs. Emil Johnson and family host relatives from Grand Valley and Warren with multiple Saturday visits and Sunday calls across Warren, Yankee Bush, and Irvington.
Columbus notes visitors from Pittsburg including Mr and Mrs Putnam Mr and Mrs Aaron Francis Mrs Glen Spencer Mrs Elmer Crosby Mrs Emmett Curtis Mrs Frank Scholton Lee Crosby and Dr Bennett Louis Monroe planned to attend Cornell this year a mothers meeting at Mrs Frank Emerson’s reports a county convention and a future topic Truth Miss Beadle of Westfield visits David York family Miss Anna Ayer of Warren attends as one of eight bridesmaids at Miss Marjorie Church’s wedding to Paul Mullen at Union City Oct 3. The Bentley home displays a W R C basket picnic and patriotic decorations.
Mrs T B Evans and son returned from a visit with relatives at Conneautville. Mrs Geo Lambertson came back from Clar ion Pennsylvania to her mother. J T Bennett of New Concord visited daughter Mae. Alton Kebler and Dan McDonald left for Cheltenham military academy in Philadelphia. John Oakes visited Meadville friends last week. Miss Lora Heim departed last Tuesday.
Oct 1 list includes Mrs Wm Spetz on sick list. Miss Minnie Sandberg visited friends in Pittsfield. Salvation Army unit from Warren holds meetings here. Miss Selma Lind and Clarence spent Wednesday in Youngsville. Mrs Lindholm of Frewsburg visited Lutheran parsonage. Miss Hulda Lynn of Pittsfield visited friends nearby. Fred Jones from Warren guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Hagle. Charles Lynn of Pittsfield visits relatives on Spetz Hill.
Oct 2 reports show Thomas Keeler returning home after time with son Jasper in Philadelphia. Numerous neighbors including Will Taylor John Passinger Arthur Fred Jackson David Thompson and others travel to or from Kane for visits music lessons and family stays with many staying weekends or weekdays with local families and relatives.
Guests include Miss Kate Jerman and Saybrook resident Fred Beebe visiting family. A daily stream of out of town visitors to the big gas well held stands at both ends on Sunday. Mr Dandois led the upper stand and Joan Passinger ran the lower. Proceeds totaled about 35 dollars.
Oct 1 notes from Cable Hollow record visitors callers and gatherings. Among those mentioned are Mrs O Gage of Warren Mrs Emeline Grant visiting Mrs Ella Thompson and Mrs Mary Potter calling on Mrs E Watson. Sewing Society met with Mrs Sadie Grant. Threads of local visits include Henry Sears Akeley and Jamestown trip for Gertie Watson due to granddaughter Margery What ford illness.
Telegram from St Marys West Virginia announces the death of Mrs J C Dinsmoor at her home. She was born February 7 1839 in Warren County and died at age 67. She is survived by husband J C Dinsmoor two sons James and Lyell C two brothers five sisters and was formerly of Maple Shade where the family held oil interests. Funeral held at 10 30 a m last Thursday.
Marcellus Kimball born July 4 1833 in Rutland Vermont died suddenly of apoplexy at his Sugar Grove home on August 27 1906. A lifelong farmer and businessman, he leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Funeral held Friday August 31.
The passage claims the family is the oldest and most valuable institution, beginning with the first offering. It states no family exists until husband and wife affirm two become one and a third party joins, a child who strengthens the marriage more than anything else could.
Rev M W Stone preached and services will be held every two weeks. Local driveway project connects Main Street to Lake Martha and the Park. Several residents including Mrs Ada Geracimos and Mrs Viola Rickerson spent time with neighbors. Distinct visits from Titusville Warren Falconer Jamestown Westfield noted. Funeral for Mrs Mary Wetmore Howland held with interment at Frewsburg. Ladies Aid to meet October 11 at Mrs S L Blackinon.
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