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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1905
Page
8
Local notices and obituaries from Chandlers Walier
September notes report Rev Belden moving family to town and Rev Gage with a sore hand. Silo Co speeds to season end. Theodore Akins to finish. Obituaries note Charles Rask 44 and Mrs George Lyons 88 with Lutheran funeral services. Community updates include travels, visits, and a runaway death near the hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Peterson
Charles Peterson
W. M. Delamater
Evelyn Morris
Harry Brew
Harlbert
Gage
E. J. Kelley
Alice Delamater
S. E. Samuelson
Lander
Marriage Unites John Stevenson and Minnie Hyott in Jamestown
Sept 27 report shows John Stevenson of North Clarendon weds Minnie Hyott of McMickles in Jamestown New York. Obsrv notes visits from Drummond family to North Clarendon relatives. Health notes mention G E Densmore leaving for Lake Erie to regain health. A new iron bridge and sidewalk near the depot is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stevenson
North Clarendon
Minnie Hyott
McMickles
Jamestown
N. Y
Drummond
Glade Raw
Rounds
G. E. Densmore
Lake Erie
S. C. Farmer
Lower Sheffield
Frank Owens
Anna Shorts
Clark
Bradford
Rev
Eager
Free Methodist Conference
Local Notices and Reader Briefs from Starbrick Area
Typhoid illness at Emergency Hospital involving Miss Edna Walker of Starbrick. Pittsburg business trip return of Mr. Thompson. Two month old child of Mr. and Mrs. Valmont dies Friday morning. Foxburg visitor D Goal. Mrs. Joe Hunter visiting New Castle parents. Mrs. Chase Farmworth returns to West Virginia after visiting Low family. Mr. Mitchel of Warren injured by derrick fall. Newborn daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Tyler. Sono birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. F Johnson. Rev. Garner to lead Evangelical Church for year. Rev. Dash to Salon for next post. H A Winger from Springer visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Walker
Starbrick
Thompson
Pittsburg
D. Goal
Foxburg
Joe Hunter
New Castle
Eager
Chase Farmworth
West Virginia
Low
Mitchel
Warren
Tyler
F. Johnson
Garner
Franklin
Evangelical Church
Dash
Salon
H. A. Winger
Springer
Russell Life and Activity Highlight Corydon Area
Russell shows a thriving town with chemical works two saw-mills five groceries and many shops while residents attend events such as ball games and church services. town notes mention people visiting familie s and rail improvements and a reorganized Epworth League at the M E Church.
Local Notes From Warren and Surrounding Areas Oct
Mrs J A Griffin and family spent Saturday in Warren. E S Fitzpatrick drove to Jamestown last Saturday. Miss Belle Woodbeck returned from Warren. Miss Mary Marsh teaching at Barns spent Sunday with her mother. Miss Mable Servis returned home in Elizabeth. N J Porter Brown and Stuart Clawson began studies at Warren Business College Monday. Nellie Wilcox visiting Mrs James Kennedy. Mrs S B Morrison visited the High School. M E Sunday School elected officers Oct 1. J M Turney elected Superintendent. Rachel Knapp Assist. Supt. Louise Clawson Sec.. Ava Turney Assoc. Sec.. Frank Kennedy Treasurer. Hettie Hullett Mission Air Fund Treasurer. List of teachers elected includes several names. Marie Cargal began High School studies. Roads improving under Henry Schoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crooks
Buffalo
Street Railway
J. R. Miller
Corydon
Lucia Brown
James Kennedy
Cora Johnson
Perrysburgh
N. Y
J. M. Turney
Mary Black
Rachel Knapp
River Street
Belle Woodbeck
Warren
Cynthia McColumn
Nelson Mead
L. W. Marsh
Lyman Merhue
J. A. Griffin
Etta
Falvey
E. S. Fitzpatrick
Jamestown
Mary Marsh
Barns
G. H. Marsh
Mable Servis
Elizabeth
N. J. Porter Brown
Stuart Clawson
Warren Business College
Nellie Wilcox
Steamburgh
S. B. Morrison
M. E
Louise Clawson
Ava Turney
Frank Kennedy
Henry Schoby
Ivory Club and Russell Club Battle in Tight Win
The Ivory Club defeated the Russell Club in a highly contested Saturday game. Trolley service to Jamestown has improved passenger traffic. Mrs. Willard Weigh visited her son Charley in Farmington. Belle Gregory has returned from Colorado. George McCoy of Fentonville, New York, was in town. A waiting room is planned between the Dean Hotel and Harvey Russell's grocery with seats, sleeping rooms, and traveler conveniences. The cement sidewalk in front of the M E Church and in front of Mr is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Club
Russell Club
Ivories
Jamestown
Treffic
Williard Weigh
Charley Weigh
Farmington
Belle Gregory
Colorado
George McCoy
Fentonville
N. Y
Dean Hotel
Harvey Russell’s
M. E. Church
Local News Highlights From Warren County
Oct 2 notes Curtis of North Warren buying Christie property and Christie couple moving to Corry. Fire destroys house and barn on Spencer Walton place Friday night. Farewell supper for Dr Christie and wife in Grange Hall. Art Jaquins buys Ward Briggs creamery interest. Mary Crosby leaves for teaching in Corry. Capwell couple to reside here. Trolley surveyors visit town. Willard Clark catches 434 pound bass in Lake Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curtis
North Warren
Christie
Dr. Bennet
Spencer Walton
Dr. Christie
Grange Hall
Corry
Art. Jaquins
Ward Briggs
Chas. Henderson
Warren
H.S. Ayer
Edwin Allen
Flora Cady
Bert Howard
J. P. Aylsworth
Endeavor
Jos. Aylsworth
Mary Crosby
Archie Capwell
Curtis
Williard Clark
Lake Columbus
Streetcar Survey Shaping Route Between Columbus and Corry
Local notes report a survey of the Columbus to Corry street car line as fruit shipments thrive with peaches grapes and tomatoes abundant. Eggs quoted at 23 to 24 cents per dozen. Social notices mention multiple Schramling family gatherings between Sept. 24 and early fall as farm work like potato digging and corn husking picks up with silos full and fodder corn ripening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Corry
Deloss Schramling
Lee Crosby
Elwin Schramling
A. E. Ewer
S. Schramling
Naval officer visits village and household moves
On Oct 3 Commander T. S. Stanton of the U S Navy arrived as the guest of Mrs Biddle and her daughter Lydia Biddle. He served as executive officer under Admiral Sampson on his flagship during the engagement at Santiago Harbor. Mrs N J Jackson ends housekeeping here and will winter with her daughter Mrs Armour in Cochranton Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Stanton
U.S. Navy
Our
Biddle
Lydia Biddle
Mr. S
Admiral Sampson
Santiago Harbor
N. J. Jackson
Mrs. Armour
Cochrantown
Finleys and acquaintances venison of Hemlock area
Hemlock notes Mrs. J. T. Finley back from Prospect and Fred Carlson visiting. locals and Warren visitors frequent cottages at Irvington Red House and nearby areas. C. H. Smith department store in Warren advertises Opening Sale discounts on blankets linens towels damask silk and carpets with low prices and many items.
Local Social Notes From Akeley And Surrounding Areas
In Akeley on October 2 Hazel Bennett and Mrs David Hale visited Jamestown. Earl Ladow is in Buffalo for wrist treatment. Winnefred Bennett of Cable Hollow attends school in Frewsburg. Barton Swager visits grandparents. Erick Brogan returns home for a few days. Mr and Mrs John Cable of Warren spent a day in town last week. Mrs Rickerson and son Gerald returning from Getty Pennsylvania. Clendening visiting Jamestown. Anita Arthurs home from Warren. Mr and Mrs Stanton and children guests of Mrs Rickerson. Warren Rush in Warren last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Salinger of Russell hosted the Donalds family on Sunday. Edna Falk of Fentonville visited here for a day. James Rickerson and child of Frewsburg visited their mother Oct 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Learn
Cynthia McCoy
Rose Clark
Jamestown
Nate Anderson
Warren
James Cole
John Briggs
William Briggs
Ella Houghnot
Frewsburg
Russell
Andrew Johnson
May Johnson
Falconer
Ellie Houghnot
Gaylord Hayward
Fred Hunter
Datch Hill
Roy Hatton
John Hatton
Rev
Bennet
U. B
John Stokes
Turner
Asa Carr
Akeley
Hazel Bennett
David Hale
Earl Ladow
Buffalo
Winnefred Bennett
Cable Hollow
Barton Swager
Erick Brogan
John Cable
Rickerson
Gerald
Getty
Miss Clendening
Anita Arthurs
Stanton
Warren Rush
Salinger
Donalds
Edna Falk
Fentonville
James Rickerson
C. H. Miller
Allen
Meadville
H. W. Haskins
Henry Wood
Wood
Bertha Kyle
C. C. Hunt
Silas White
M. Allen
Charles Johnson
Goarley
Danielson
Geo. Latten
Black Diamond Camp
J. L. Rickerson
Girty
Lillian Ganey
Brabh McCoy
Blanche Gillman
Grape Belt
Ella Adams
Fenton Homestead
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Plans Chicken Dinner
The Ladies Auxiliary of the F C A will meet Wednesday October 11 with Mrs A D Lacey in Warren. They will take the 9 30 am car from Fentonville and a chicken dinner will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Lacey
Warren
Fentonville
Local residents host and visit in Frewsburg and Warren
Mrs. C. H. Miller and Mrs. H. W. Haskins entertain guests from Meadville Frewsburg and Jamestown. Teachers and classes hold a picnic at Mrs. Allen's grave. Several residents visit friends and relatives in Frewsburg Warren and Fentonville with multiple outings and small gatherings noted.
Local Notes On Trips Losses And Yields In Dodge
Oct 3 notes Dodge area happenings John Marsh and wife rode the new trolley to James town and back. James Warper lost a pocketbook containing nearly 100 dollars between Marsh and Warner homes but a search continued as of press time. Warper later reported finding the bag. Neighbor John Ostram expects six hundred bushels of turnips and over three hundred bushels of potatoes with high quality crops. Fred and Mrs Anderson and Miss Annie Anderson visited Warren relatives. Allie Arnold lost a ten dollar bill between Cable Hallow and Dodge while commuting home from work. search failed for the money. James Warper later found the lost pocketbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marsh
Jamestown
James Warper
Mr. Warner
John Ostram
Fred Anderson
Annie Anderson
Ester Limburg
Warren
Allie Arnold
Cable Hallow
Dodge
Sunday Streetcar Crowding Marks Warren Jamestown Line
The Warren and Jamestown Street Railway carried large crowds all day Sunday with the last regular car making a special run from the city line. Rev. S. E. Winger departed Saturday for a new assignment at Spring Creek. His goods and family leave early next week. Mrs. Sarah Whitman’s funeral was held at her son C. Whitman’s Oak Hill Road residence with Rev. Elliott Hall officiating and music by Miss Venmup and Miss Harley. many relatives traveled from away to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Jamestown
Venmup and
Harley
Hayden Crossley
Arvid Danielson
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Nelson
Joe Gage
T. Akins
Lanning Hill
Chas. Berg
Charles Rask
George Lyons
Ayer
J. Steele
Alton, II
C. Aye
Ie Co
Lowell
Nellie Cooney
Jackson
Nelson J. Ault
Starrett
Henry Waiters
P.R. R
D. A.V
J. P. Burns
Epworth League
Frank Heineman
Geo. H. Somers
Mary van Dyke
Ida McKinney
Ida Love
Dora Johnson
C. J. Sampson
Heineman
Irvine
A. Hotchkis
Quaker Bridge
Fred Carlson
J. T. Finley
Emil Johnson
Lew Schweitzer
Wm. Schnur
W. Stanford
Sheffield
C. H. Smith ,C., Ltd
Warren, Pa
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