Rail Link Opens Between Youngsville and Sugar Grove
Neighborhood notes report new steam passenger service linking Youngsville and Sugar Grove. Also covered are Chautauqua Lake fishing reports, found bodies near Lakewood, 110 year old Elizabeth Freeman, and a torn down Van Wormer sawmill in Ceres New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Chautauqua Lake
Aaron Spencer
Frank Metcalf
Lakewood
Elizabeth Freeman
Red Bank
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
van Wormer
Ceres
N. Y
New York
Irvington County Notes Roundup In Oct. 6 Letter
Irvinton news reports Mrs James A Murray of Kane visiting with P Keating parents and Mrs Taggart of Tidioute staying with Mrs Metzger. Bridge work on Dunn's Eddy advances to replace wood with iron and add a side track for material storage. Eugene Cooney uncovers $50 hidden cash after $20 short in daily register. he suspects no theft by staff. Deaths recall three local pensioners Irish Jimmy Thompson Starratt and William Case. Pastor absence leads W H Downing to preach on Psalms 40 1 23 at Chandler Valley. Oct 7 notes new residents B J Wilson Ira Johnson and wife. Sidewalk bee planned Oct 13. Ladies Aid meets Oct 14. Silos full and threshers busy. Anna Falconer visits Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvington
James A. Murray
Kane
P. Keating
Eugene Cooney
James Thompson
Jimmy
James P. Starratt
William Case
M. K. Pastor
J. C. Burns
W. H. Downing
Youngsville
Chandler’s Valley
B. J. Wilson
Lynn King
Mr. King
A. Spencer
Ira Johnson
Will Rhinehart
Anna Falconer
Warren
Clarion State Normal School Offers Free Teacher Courses
The Clarion State Normal School provides free courses of instruction for teachers, prepares students for college, and maintains strong departments in Music and Commercial branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarion State Normal School
Pleasant township school openings list teachers
The Pleasant township schools opened last Monday with seven teachers named from Warren Cherry Grove Gladerun Corydon and Warren. A notice for weekly Saturdays in September 1908 lists GEO. H. Higgins as attorney and a sale ad promotes 10 percent off on street hats at THE BON TON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Township
Bessie Johnson
Warren
Catherine Christenson
Cherry Grove
Catherine Nelson
Gladerun
Agnes S. Wilson
Kate Depew
Corydon
May Hockenberry
Florence B. Shawkey
Rev. B. Munn
Second Street
Geo. H. Higgins
Community notes from Corydon and area activities
I C O F officers elected Eugene Bentley J G George Whitcomb financial secretary C Sparks treasurer Eugene Crooks Grange feast held Mrs C S Mead of Youngsville to open a branch millinery in Corydon on Oct 12 13 Miss Nellie Kinter visits Edinboro Harry Caldwell nearing graduation and telegraphy work in Salamanca John Odell returns from vacation several locals discuss politics Putnam Brown Clark form a ticket noted for brains education and refinement
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N.G
Eugene Bentley
J. G
George Whitcomb
C. Sparks
Treas
Eugene Crooks
Grange
Mead
Youngsville
Nelson Mead
Corydon
Nellie
Edna Kinter
Edinboro
Nellie Kinter
Fred Ensign
Harry Caldwell
Harry
Salamanca
Penna R. R
John Odell
John
Pennsylvania
Geo. Odell
Messrs
Wilbur
Clark
Brown
Putnam
Rev Leon Wooden Chosen Pastor for Lottsville Charge
Oct 5 Rev Leon Wooden named pastor for Lottsville charge for one year. Prof Oakes visited Edinboro over weekend. Born to F E and wife Price a son. D G Lowe listed as sick. Mr Foster bought Wheelock farm. Miss Helen Martin and Mrs Etta Caswell of Sugar Grove Conservatory will entertain at Lottsville High School in Methodist Church Oct 16. James B Lowe of Lakewood visited his father. Local farmers busy filling silos. Grace Thompson called on friends here Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Wooden
Lottsville
Oakes
Edinboro
F. E. Price
D. G. Lowe
Foster
Wheelock
Helen Martin
Etta Caswell
Sugar Grove
Columbus Grange Fair Set at Hall on Oct 10
Oct 6 notice reports Columbus Grange to hold its annual fair at the hall on Saturday Oct 10. Local social notes include Martha Ayer of Warren visiting. Alvina Fuller of Meadville visiting friends. Lenore Curtis hospitalized with typhoid. apple buyers scarce due to barrel shortage. Erie Bay double track grading and new station work underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Martha Ayer
Warren
H. S. Ayer
Alvina Fuller
Meadville
Lenore Curtis
Corry
Erie
Mrs M E K Shearman Hosts Grangers Party
On Saturday evening Mrs. M K Shearman hosted a Grange gathering for the Grangers of Kinzua and Sugar Run with ice cream and cake. Shearman is an active Grange member and holds a high office. Nearby notes include Leo Wilcox's Warren business trip and Lena Hoop's Michigan visit. The ginseng diggers report over a hundred pounds dug locally. Martha and Eudora Clark of Chicago visited relatives here before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EK. Shearman
Kinzua
Sugar Run
Tidioute Clippings and Local Notices Feature Community Updates
County items report a FreDelivery push with four Rural Free Delivery wagons from Sugargrove post office. Sugargrove and Warren districts gain new routes as Congressman Sibley supports expanding service. Obituaries note Fidelia Hill-Mix death in Buffalo and Peter Johnson funeral services. Charity drive plans outline the October 15 Emergency Hospital Donation Day with lists of needed supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Fidelia Hill-Mix
Buffalo
Lander Cemetery
Wma. Cumming
Charles Shortt, JR
Brooklyn
Free Methodist Appointments Listed and Mead Township Oil Sale
Appointments for Free Methodist missions include Tionesta Newmansville Kel lettville Mayville Garfield and other towns with several supplies. The Mead Township land sale of 100 acres on lot 107 and eighteen wells owned by Major F E Windsor brought $13 500 with W H Hurley of New York as buyer. Tiona oil proves highly valuable with production over 2400 dollars per barrel. Supt T E Chambers to remain in charge of the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Township
F. E. Windsor
W. H. Hurley
New York
T. E. Chambers
Metzger and Hogan Laces and Embroidered Neckwear Line
Metzger and Hogan announce a fine lace and embroidered neckwear collection with prices from 25 to 150 cents. The ads tout washable pieces that retain silky luster and a large selection with over 150 items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Titusville
Nelson Fores
Carnahan
Titusville Herald
Chautauqua County
Board of Supervisors
Jamestown Post
Reynoldsville Star
Clarion and
Summerville
Brookville
Clarion
Bennett & Co
James A. Bennett
Greenburg
Daniel Nolan
Reynoldsville
Miller
Thiel College
Greenville
Greensburg
Supreme Court
Franklin
Army
Navy
Post Office Department
Forest County
Warren Lumber Co
Tionesta
Tionesta Republican
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BON Ton
Columbus
Tidioute
Cumings
Tiddie Haute
H. H. Evans
Atlantic City
Sheffield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Bryner
Pres
C.H. Smith
V. P
A. &. Jones
A. P. Jones
John Commer
S. S. Bryner
C. H. Smith
Mary Trenouth
A. H. Bailey
John Cochran
Peter Johnson
S.B. of A
A. H
Board of Directors
D. W. Beaty
M. Waters
J. P. Jefferson
Fannie M. Smith
Newmansville
R. A. Zahniser
Kellettville
Mayville
Garfield
A. H.N. Zahniser
Barnes
North Clarendon
R. McGarvey
Warren and
Glade
Davie Hill
G. A. Garrett
Matthews Run
G.S. Bryan
Pleasantville
Enterprise
Helen Critchelow
Emma Ellison
Jamestown
Hamilton
Diamond
Kaneville
R. M Whitcomb
Tidicute
G. S. Mitchell
Hickory
Whig Hill
German Hill
K. L. Munroe
Bellevue Hospital
Stanley K. Pierson
LeRoy
Central Pharmacy
Davis Drug CO
Metzger & Hogan
Metagha & Hogan the Big Store
Gloo
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Shegfried
Chas. E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
GEO. FE
Allen
Liberty Street
Just
Jacob Keller
T. O. Slater & CO
Slater’s
Penn
Citizens National Bank
Levi Situ
Jas
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