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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
8
The memorandum directs that all copies be in by Tuesday each week and requires correspondents to sign their names on all communications. Names will not be published unless requested, and writing should be on one side only.
Serv. 28 reports owners and residents moving in and out of homes in the area. Prof. Norman Bish and family join Mrs. Parshall’s house, Thomas Parkins relocates to Titusville, and Alfred Anderson adds residence work. Died in Tidioute Moses Cook Civil War veteran after illness. Cottage prayer meeting by Free Methodists at Davis home.
The Oct 5 item notes a Sept 28 celebration for Frances Williard by the local W C T U with about 70 pupils at Grange hall, plus a talk by Mrs. Smith of Spartansburg and remarks by Mrs. Covel. Milk and cream totals from Aug 30 to Sept 12 are listed. a burglary at RE C Barnes amounts to 75 dollars.
December brings a cemetery fundraiser and an upcoming bazar by the Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church during the first week of November with many useful and pretty articles for sale. The L O T M will meet this week Friday with Mrs. Sherwood Simmons at Corry.
Sept 28 notes show E D Newton Lime stone visiting mother Mrs Lorinda Smith. Etta Griffin Corydon in town. Wilcox dressing tools for J E Fogle. John Wooster Warren visiting. C M Bergstrom home from Warren. Anthony Muntz Warren visitor. Thomas Mapes Mapes N Y staying with Amanda Marsh. Orlo Hoop at Episcopal picnic Big Bend. Oct 5 Seaman back from Big Bend. Foulkrod Geo Nickerson with B F McMichael Granderville. Marve Russ Corydon cutting corn. Ruth Nickerson Corydon high school. J M Green harvesting strawberry crop. Mrs J M Hook family Warren visitors. Raymond Cain Warren visitor. Ky D Newton Limestone N Y working for J E Fogle. Fogle drilling on Morrison land. Robert Martin family Portland Oregon visiting. Miss Mary Whitely in Bradford. Ernest Springer Corydon work. O A Kightlinger Kinzua with Lottie Foulkrod. Foulkrods host Corydon visit.
Local notes report residents visiting relatives and attending school in Fentonville Russell and Russell area. Several Lounsbury family members listed with health, travel, and schooling updates. A Grange Hall box social on Sept. 24 was a success with attendees enjoying the event.
On October 5 R EF Adams began enhancing his hotel property by installing a new cement walkway.
Charles Chase of Warren spoke with friends Wednesday while Mrs. Darwin Beach picked grapes in Westfield. Mrs. Marvin Briggs visited North Warren relatives. Miss Katie Ackley returned from Falconer. Charles Peterson went to Jamestown. Frank Phillips bought Charles Cole’s house and lot. Rhone and Dan Gregory visited Pradford acquaintances Tuesday. the WCTU met Mrs. Jack Walters of Cable Hollow Wednesday. They rode the trolley to Akeley and hay rack, enjoying entertainment. Several youths went to the grape country to help harvest a large grape yield.
Oct 4 updates mention W G Colby painting his house and visitors James Cochran of Titusville and Earl Oviatt from Youngsville visiting grandparents S A Oviatt. Iva Armitage teaches. typhoid fever keeps Ousto Nichols ill in Corry. W O Nichols with Espey Nichols of Titusville visit F B Nichols family. Hoovey of Tidioute visits B T Dodge family. John Brightman adds a new roof to his barn. Jane Woodard returns from East Titusville.
Oct 4 reports John Dingman and wife with Gerald Carr and wife visiting Westfield bringing grapes peaches pears and quinces of fine quality. C J Johnson and family spent the day in Youngsville. Mrs Nellie Platt returned home after six weeks at Tidioute. Mrs Elizabeth Lowe stayed at Jamestown for her son George Lowe's illness. Addie Hoyt of Lakewood NY and Susie Abbott of Wrightsville spent the day with Jewett Woodin. George Abbott and wife visited Harris Baker at Niobe. Rev Wm Trusler attends meetings at Sutton Hill. Silos filled and potato digging is the current work.
Oct 5 report notes C A Carlson of Fox Hill genest of John Limstrom at Standia Sunday. Edward Nesman and family of Scandia visited relatives and friends at Fox Hill recently. Co D Outrid and wife paid Warren a business visit Saturday. O E Headley had business in Warren Saturday.
V. L. Ackely works near Ackely station for the present. The Scandia schoolhouse looks fine after a new coat of paint. Mrs. E. D. Everts and Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury of Warren visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Lounsbury on Sunday. The two Anderson boys from here are working in Kane this fall.
The federal government considers Americanization of Hawaii through reclaiming 100000 acres of rich lands for irrigation and subdivision into about 5000 farms. The plan would create 20000 new residents, including 5000 owning voters, with favorable climate education and support, though past attempts failed.
The Ju Ju Ranch in British East Africa spans over twenty thousand acres near Nairobi on a high plateau. Owner William Northrup McMillan hosts grand entertainments for guests including ex President Roosevelt with wife Mrs. McMillan at his estate featuring an asbestos and steel mansion, electric plant, artificial ice and telephones. Mrs McMillan, an explorer in Africa, accompanied her husband on ventures such as the Blue Nile ascent and first white woman to visit Addis Ababa, meeting Emperor Menelik.
Theodore Roosevelt recalls a remarkable railway journey with Governor Jackson and Selous. The English government preserves wild tracts near Nairobi, turning the route into a valuable natural history corridor. Birds such as hornbills and rollers, plus occasional big cats, filled the daylight hours as the train traveled through a lush game reserve.
The notice urges readers to inform the paper of any visits or news about their family or friends to ensure accurate local coverage. It advises sending details or a letter to the post office to prevent omissions in the next edition.
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