L. Fuller picture show in town as farmers report nut thefts
Oct 3 report notes L Fuller picture show visiting Freehold while farmers complain that chestnut and hickory trees are being robbed during a busy harvest period. A heavy frost marks the season as locals share updates on families, travel, and local events. An oil well is being drilled on the Charles Jones farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Hettie Anderson
D. W. Nelson
Ripley
Don Pike
Erie
Gifford Leigh
Allice Clark
Geo. Cale
Hillside
S. L. Parsonage
Jamestown
Union City
E. A. Sturdevant
Darrow
Carrie Wright
John Lake
Frank Hale
J. Johnson
Mortie Wooden
Wm. Kingsley
Mrs. Smith
Warren
Godfry Johnson
Youngsville
Wm. Farnham
Henry McKelvy
Dan Steuart
Sugar Grove
Chas. Wynn
Warren County
Charles Jones
Akeley social events mark wedding anniversary and hive meeting
Akeley hosted a wedding anniversary party for Mrs. Alice Lindsey with bridge, music, and a three course dinner. Guests from Jamestown Warren and Findley Ohio attended. Conewango Hive held a hot chicken dinner in Roxie and invited Clarendon Hive for next Saturday.
T. J. FOLEY and R R Freight Handling
T. J. Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A. A. Davia and Co. Telephone connections New York and Pacific Co. No. 2B, Warren Tel Co. No. 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davia & Co
Warren Tel. Co
Colts Loss and Social Visits Reported in Mount Oak
Mount Oak notes a valuable colt lost last Thursday by Harry Hutchi son. Nearby visits include Flora and Eva Green of Kane, Mrs. Flora Young and children of Huttingsville visiting Ed Young, and Miss Mable Havens from State Lab calling on Lafe Oviatt. Other locals, Ed Young’s Spring Creek trip, thrashing by Stuffiebeam Bros, and W C T U gathering with Mrs. Charles Whaley are recorded along with several Sunday visits among Pierce, Bennet, and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Harry Hutchison
Flora
Eva Green
Kane
Flora Young
Huttingsville
W. Va
Ed Young
Mable Havens
State Lab
Lafe Oviatt
Manda Robinson
East Branch
Nettie Nichols
Jack Bennet
West Spring Creek
Spring Creek
Stuffiebeam Bros
Fred May
Charles Whaley
Cobb’s Corners
Robert Pierce
Will Pierce
Sanford Revival Services and Local Happenings
Rev W A Bennett conducts revival at the U B Church in Sanford. George Saxton and sister Maude visit aunt Mrs W A Sanford from Clymer NY. A daughter born Sept 27 to Mr and Mrs Howard Meadon. Edith Feldhausen teaching on Emerson Hill spent the weekend at home. C F Scott and family visited Red Oak with Wilbur Scott. Alice Blood of Jamestown visiting sister Mrs Clara Pierce. Alice Garber left for Westfield to pick grapes. Mrs J M Paden and mother visited daughter Mrs Marion Semis in Youngsville last week. Mr and Mrs A F Goodwill spent Sunday with daughter Mrs F A Schell of Torpedo. Schell ill but improving. Mrs Ray Cartright of Warren was guest of sister-in-law Mrs U Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Scott
Alice Blood
Jamestown
Clara Pierce
Alice Garber
Westfield
J. M. Paden
N. J. Fetterolf
Marion Semis
Youngsville
A. F. Goodwill
F. A. Schell
Torpedo
Schell
Ray Cartright
Warren
U. Willis
Social rounds highlight Columbus gatherings and departures
Mr Bennet of Corry hosted a large Columbus party with card games. Winners were Mrs D Sullivan first and Mrs Fry second. Several residents hosted and visited including Mrs W Lamona, Mrs D Wickwire, Mrs Elwin Scrambling, and Mrs C L Monroe. Calif ornia departure plans and visiting guests from Seattle and Beaver are noted.
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ColumBus
Bessie
Elwin Scrambling
B. B. West
Sadie Hall
C. L. Monroe
Will Hagerman
California
Lill Dewey
Addie Lovette
Seattle
John Dutton
John Simpson
Beaver
Rev Levi Bird Returns to Pastoral Work After Fire
Rev Levi Bird, former Lander M. E. pastor, reported to have rebuilt after Au Sable fire that destroyed his preaching site and town. He will serve in Gorway Michigan, with aid from friends and Conference, as M. E. meetings continue this week. Soldiers' reunion set for Oct 14 in Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Levi Bird
Lander
Sibley
M. E. Church
Soldiers
Ettie Lpon
Warren Hospital
Fred Hitchcock
Warren
East Branch Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
East Branch residents report Mrs Ida Cole and children visiting her parents Mr and Mrs James Logan. Wm McLatchey travels to New York state for an apple drying factory. Wm and May Whitely visited Portland New York over Sunday. Mrs M Allen and Mrs T Bush were Warren visitors. Mr and Mrs H A Patterson returned to Corry after visiting relatives. W D Mitchell was a business visitor at Warren. Mr Lynch plans a mill on the Cummings farm and aims to start soon. C N Fairchilds will start a cider mill this week. E C Hemingway spent Sunday in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Ida Cole
James Logan
Wm. McLatchey
New York State
May Whitely
Portland
N. Y
M. Allen
T. Bush
Warren
H. A. Patterson
Corry
W. D. Mitchell
Lynch
Cummings
C. N. Fairchilds
E.C. Heminway
October Trial List for Warren County Court of Common Pleas
October 23, 1911 trial week in Warren County Court of Common Pleas includes cases: Poy & Lightner vs Nixon & Lamont. Horan vs Gem Mirror and Glass Co. Poy et al vs Gallup. Smith vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Briggs vs Warren Street Railway Co. Manross vs Hammond Iron Works. Cleveland Frog and Crossing Co vs Warren County Traction Co. Knopf vs Samuel King. Keefer vs Prudential Insurance Co. Poy vs Andrews et al. Buck vs Smith et al. Hesch vs Collopy. Tera Anderson vs John Miller. Geen et al vs Van Geen et al. Swan vs Ristau. Mason Brothers vs Allegheny Lumber Co. Mickle vs Barton. Day vs Howard Anthony. Spetz et al vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Henry vs Orr. Prothonotar Putnam. 9-28-31
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren, County
Pennsylvania
Poy & Lightner
Nixon & Lamont
Thomas Horan
Gem Mirror
Et al
Mary van Geen
Fred Swan
Gotloid Ristau
Mason Brothers
Allegheney Lumber Co. Z
Mickle
M. F. Barton
John A. Day
Howard Anthony
Chas. E. Spetz
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Eliza I. Henry
Summer E. Orr
H. M. Putnam
Monkey Intelligence and Knot Untying
The text argues that monkeys cannot untie a knot. It states a monkey can tie a simple knot but cannot escape unless it can break or gnaw the cord. It concludes that untangling requires observation and reasoning the animal lacks in sufficient degree.
Local Office Hours at 348 Penn Avenue West
An office at 348 Penn'a Ave West over Citizens' National Bank offers daily hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. with Sunday appointments available.
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Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell Phone
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Akeley
Ethel Miller
Alice Sprague
Lulu Johnston
Mattie Bennett
Mary Nesmith
Effie Akeley
New York
Edith Campbell
Findley Ohio
Selma Johnson
Bemus Point
Conewango Hive
Roxie
Ann Love
Kate Brogan Parker
Shingle House
Clarendon Hive
Florence McCoy
Frewsburg
Edward Smith
Findley
Ohio
David Hale
Charles Hale
Thomas Mack
Kiantone
Gust Nelson
Dodge
Clara Chapel
John Cable
Rochester
Chapel
Chicago
Martin
Rmer
Falconer
Leo Schiitzinger
Youngstown
Howard Homestead
Sylvia Fellows
Mro
Charles Barney
Rose Geracimos
T. M. Howard
Mabel Hale
Russell
Warren Rush
Ludwig Johnson
Sherman
Dr. Keller
T. J. Foley
Warren Savings Bank
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company Would
Warren, Penn’a
Sanford
John Ohrn
John Bagley
L. Boardman
Heath
Lathrop
Frank Harwood
Mrs. Price
Hattie Walton
Fry
F. S. Black
New Gifford
Jamestown, N. Y
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall
27Th St
New York City
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
Warren, PA
H. S. Perry
Justice of the Peace
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
West
John Hepburn, M. D
Miles
M. I. Coffman
Coldwater, Mich
Petra
Peter McAuley
Springfield
Mass
Dr. Miles
Myrtle Dague
Ind
St. Vitus
Nannie Land
Ethel
Wautoma
Wis
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Warren Mail
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