Local Happenings In Trona and Nearby Towns
Mrs. O T Bean and Mrs. E W Parker shopped in Warren on Friday. S K McKalip and Robert Weir fished at the river Saturday. Cora Elder Oscar Gardner visited Warren Saturday. Wylie Downing and the Snyder couple, Warren, spent weekend here. Merle Hammel appeared in Clarendon Saturday evening. An excursion to Bradford included Chas Berry and others. Clifford Christy of North Warren headed to Mount Jewett. Mary Horton and Mabel Weir shopped in Warren Sunday. Frank Tuttle visited Glade Tuesday. J C Blair went to Sheffield Wednesday. LL Jeffords visited Clarendon Monday. Robert Millen and Cecil Patchen went to Sheffield Thursday.
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Trona
O. T. Bean
E. W. Parker
Warren
S. K. McKalip
Robert Weir
Cora Elder
Oscar Gardner
Wylie Downing
C. Snyder
F. H. Eakin
Merle Hammel
Clarendon
Chas. Berry
J. C. Parker
Bessie Parker
G. Ss. Downing
Grant Helm
N. M. Frick
Edgar Parker
Bradford
Clifford Christy
North Warren
Mount Jewett
Mabel C. Weir
John Horton
Kane
Wim. Griskey
C. W. Elder
J. E. Templeton
Mary Horton
Frank Tuttle
Glade
J. C. Blair
Sheffield
LL. Jeffords
Robert Millen
Cecil Patchen
Local Notes From Sugar Grove and Nearby Towns
Sugar Grove residents report visits with family in Meadville and Slayton Dailey’s Falconer and Get tysburg Pennsylvania. Several family members travel for short stays and to work, including Hosea Gourley heading to Tarpon Springs Florida and Dr Gerald Mix visiting from Youngsville. A farewell party for Ross Fisher was held by twenty youths as he plans to move to Jamestown.
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Sugar Grove
G. M. Thorpe
Jack Chandler
Meadville
Slayton Dailey’s
Falconer
N. Y
Dave Siggins
Katherine Smith
Pardon Davis
C. L. Samuelson
W. H. Mix
Ray Lovejoy
Jamestown
A. M. McDonald
Gerald Mix
Youngsville
Cornplanter Reservation Social Notes Oct 3
Mr and Mrs Riley Pierce spent Saturday in Warren Rev M F Trippe of Salamanca arrived Sunday morning and conducted services then went to Ono ville N Y Mrs Hannah Pierce is very ill Alfred Shade and wife of Corydon visited on the Reservation James Redeye is very ill at Charley Gordons Mrs Vandermark spent Sunday with Mrs J W Browns W J Doughty of the Doughty farm sold his cattle herd and livestock and drove them to New York State last Wednesday N B Holt drove to the Eddy farm Bowen Run to load a potato digger for P C Holt W E Homer of Corydon delivered goods last week Amos Pierce drove to Russel last Thursday
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Cornplanter Reservation
Riley Pierce
Warren
M. F. Trippe
Salamanca
Onoville
N. Y
Hannah Pierce
Alfred Shade
Corydon
Gibson Dolson
C. S. Logan
Granderville
Bowen Run
Eddy Farm
P. C. Holt
W. E. Homer
Amos Pierce
Russel
Hat dilemma halts voting as a lady seeks prefered choice
A speaker notes a woman cannot decide between two hats, prompting an attendant to ask how she will vote. The judge observes the moment as a humorous pause in proceedings.
Akeley and Falconer Community Notices Oct 4
Local notices report deputies visiting Akeley Grange on Saturday evening. Mrs Minnie Bradley hosted Ladies Aid at Flora Wiltsie home Sept 29 entertaining Mrs Myers Mrs Cox from Frewsburg. Lyndall Forbush attended Warren football game. Mrs E A Herrick visited Falconer residents Carl Limburg. Meetings announced for Hale Cemetery Auxiliary Oct 7 at Henry Arthurs. Travelers Mrs C E Marsh and Martha Forbush depart to Bismark N D Sunday night.
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Wkouley
Akeley Grange
Minnie Bradley
Ladies Aid
Flora Wiltsie
Myers
Cox
Frewsburg
Lyndall Forbush
Warren
T. M. Howard
S. H. Johnson
Falconer
Local Social Mix At Lander With Visits And The Grange Dinner
Joseph Gardner spent a few days at Gettysburg last week. Dr J J Knapp of Youngsville visited on professional business. David Gibson of Warren and A Jones of Michigan were at H Gibson’s for the weekend. Mr and Mrs E Jenkins of Russell visited Mrs Jenkin’s brother Clare Mix Friday night. The Grange dinner and fair drew a large crowd Saturday. David Phillips returned home after several weeks visiting his daughter. Ladies Aid Society to meet with Mrs William Rowland Wednesday. Miss Ethel Hodges and Miss Elliott of Warren spent Saturday and Sunday in town. Mr and Mrs Charles Burgett visited Warren Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Knapp
Youngsville
David Gibson
Warren
A. Jones
Michigan
E. Jenkins
Russell
Wm. Rowland
Ethel Hodges
Miss Elliott
Charles Burgett
Local Notes From Germany News Diary
Mrs Rhoda Bearry of Jamestown visits relatives in Germany for a few days. Edward Fosburg assists P S McMahon on his farm. Mrs O E Headley returns to complete homework. C D Outrid did business in Ono ville recently. Mrs V Akeley travels to Johnsonburg Pa to care for a sick sister. Ralph Linstrum makes a Warren business trip. Miss Rose Schuler visits Genevieve Martin. J O Lounsbury calls on J Linstrum. F Feeney from Bradford returns home for fall work.
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Germany
Rhoda Bearry
Jamestown
Edward Fosburg
P. S. McMahon
O. E. Headley
C. D. Outrid
Onoville
V. Akeley
Johnsonburg
Ralph Linstrum
Warren
Rose Schuler
Genevieve Martin
J. O. Lounsbury
J. Linstrum
F. Feeney
Bradford
Narrow escape from sharks during Pensacola exhibition
John T. Clark, a famed swimmer, faced two hungry sharks off Pensacola in 1882. Bound in a weighted sack, he cut free, stabbed the first shark's vitals, and was saved by a yawlboat as a second shark closed in.
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John T. Clark
Pensacola
Fla
Navy Yard
Clark
Detroit Free Press
Conewango Creek viewed by passerby and gardener’s protest
A passerby notices a tiny urban garden sprouting on a discarded lot near Warren’s Penn avenue bridge amid a weed-choked Conewango Creek landscape. The piece laments wasteful habits, praises the citizen gardener, and questions civic improvement while noting fertile misuses of riverine land.
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The
Express
Buffalo
PENCIL WOOD SUPPLY SHORTAGE PROMPTS SUBSTITUTE TESTS
The Department of Agriculture launches experiments to find substitutes for red cedar used in making pencils. Forest Service collaborates with leading manufacturers testing Rocky Mountain red cedar, alligator juniper, western juniper, redwood, incense cedar, western cedar, Port Orford cedar and Alaska cypress. Wood samples from national forests will be sent to four major producers to assess ease of cutting, knot absence, and pencil suitability.
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Department of Agriculture
Department of Agricuiure
Forest Service
National Forest
Pearson’s Money All Gone Retires to Sanitarium at Ninety
Dr. D. K. Pearsons of Chicago, aged ninety, has sold his home and will move to a sanitarium to spend his remaining days as executor of his estate. He plans to die penniless, having given away six million dollars to small colleges and pledged nearly all his assets. He once found five hundred thousand dollars in bank stock he thought worthless, and a swamp sale by a railway company cost him hundreds of thousands. He has now liquidated all but enough to last him through old age, and remains cheerful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Pearsons
Chicago
Pearsons
Aeroplane Lawyer Predicted to Rise with Air Patent Boom
A legal observer notes the growing field of aeronautic patents as aviation advances. He cites over 250 patent applications for automatic balance systems and many more for aircraft motors planes propellers and related equipment, forecasting a new crop of aeroplane lawyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Patent Office
Firewater Rumor: West African Drink Linked to Officials’ Deaths
A sensational note claims a West African bar drink mixes drops from all bottles with a flame, yielding a volatile fire water. The piece links the dangerous concoction to a number of officials dying before receiving pensions, suggesting a deadly cocktail of liquor and flame.
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Africa
Prussian Railways Build Car Disinfection Tank
The Prussian state railways have built a large sealed tank into which a car can be run for complete internal and external disinfection using formalin gas.
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Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Co
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Bank
TIONA
Akeley
Lander
Penn’a Avenue
Conewango
Conewango Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert G. Eaton
John Hepburn
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