County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice to correspondents requires weekly copy by Tuesday and mandates each contributor sign their name. Names will not be published unless requested, and writing on both sides of the paper is discouraged.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requires weekly copy by Tuesday and mandates each contributor sign their name. Names will not be published unless requested, and writing on both sides of the paper is discouraged.
A note from the Grange announces the loss of J O Lounsbury, praising his long faithful service. The item lists visitors and travels of various neighbors including James Bennett and family, C D Outrid, Mrs C D Outrid, Mrs O E Headley, F J Cagle, Mary Cassey, W J Giltinan, Grace Shuler, FE A Nelson, Mrs Beach, Mark Whitney, Emma Cagle, Frank Nickerson and others, with activities around Sheffield Bone Run Russell War ren and Scandia creamery.
Oct 8 notes show A L Matteson adding a two story porch to his home, with Lew Fuller doing the work. John Ayers busy delivering coal. W L Greeley returns from Willoughby and travels to Corry for a few days of work for Clark and Son. Several Corry visitors and town residents appear in a sequence of social and business notes.
Oct 8 reports Warren residents with brief weekend visits including N J Ault and Mrs Starrett, Fannie E Cooney visiting sister Mrs Jordan, and Eddie Harrington praised as Y and S G R R superintendent. Local improvements at meat market, house beautification efforts, travel to Olean and Pittsfield noted, along with stray items on hunting, injury, and freight traffic counts from the river division.
The division is described as larger and more powerful than at any previous time, highlighting expanded reach and impact.
Mrs Elmer Aldridge of Webster New York arrived to visit her husband involved with the local apple evaporator which is running at full blast producing fine stock Farmers collected apples and shipped them to the evaporator The Grange fair ended with strong agricultural exhibits W F Hill Master of the Pennsylvania State Grange spoke on Grange matters Painters refreshed the Presbyterian church Mrs James Hubbard of Hydetown visited relatives Frank Wheelock bought apples locally and plans carload shipments.
The Ladies' Aid Society met with Mrs. Maggie Moore last Thursday for a large gathering and substantial sewing. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. L. F. White and others. several families stayed with S. L. Blackmon. Almond Fox moved his family into J. D. Woodard's house. Frank Davis of Onoville visited townsfolk over the weekend.
Funeral services for S. M. Houghtling were conducted Sept. 29 at the Baptist church with burial in Fast Branch cemetery. Local residents Norph Northrop and Sperry Northrop visited Wesley Fisher and Maude Heminway said goodbye to family. Various neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hadlock and infant visited before departures to West Virginia.
Mrs E Norrie Law will give a temperance lecture at the U B church Friday evening October 11. Admission is free though a collection will be taken.
Myron Sanford of Tidioute visited yesterday. Mrs. Arthur Van Guilder traveled to Titusville Saturday. A Willis, E E Fetterolf, H E Robins, C F Scott and Wm Pierce built new silos this fall. Howard Meadon returned home from Enflenton. Mrs. J M Paden came back after visiting relatives at Utica with her brother in law and nephew.
At O. P. Lefford's home on Sept 18 8 p m in North Clarendon the marriage of Edna Jane Lefford to Charles Ray Densmore was performed by Rev J Garner. The bridal party entered with Miss Elizabeth Garner as bridesmaid and Archie Dykens as best man. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for a short wedding trip.
Miss Ella Passinger of Russell visits family from Friday to Sunday. The U B church basket social Saturday evening drew $3.20 due to bad weather. Henry Laufenburg visits Russell. Will Louis returns from two weeks with Mrs. W. H. Madigan. Several residents travel to Jamestown, Warren, Scandia, and Wetmore for visits. Arthur Vansile returns from Clyde Smith's Warren employment.
Mrs Robins aged lady died Thursday morning Oct 3 after months of ill health. Funeral Saturday from her son Hoyt Robbins home where she had lived. Mr and Mrs W H Hageman leave Tuesday night for Corry then train to spend a year. Ed R Allen Miss Martha Ayer and Miss Alice Allen of Warren were in town Saturday. Mrs Maud Barnes spent Sunday in Spartansburg. Mr and Mrs Leland Dewey of Elkins W Va were in town over Sun. Next Cemetery Auxiliary meeting will be with Eva Allen Friday afternoon Oct 18.
Oct 7 news finds D S Pierce and W J Pierce visiting friends in Sugar Grove. Farmers are busy threshing and filling silos. Mrs Blakesley and Mrs Stimpson visited Mrs Jean Verforth. Mrs Cora Pierce stayed with Mrs C E Pierce. Several residents attended the Grange fair at Sugar Grove last week. Merritt Baker visited his mother in Sugar Grove Sunday.
Harmon Barnes comes home from the war on a Sunday. J Brown of Warren delivers an engaging talk on Sunday School work that evening. He is assisted by evangelist Mr. Kenzie.
The October Epworth League gathering occurred at Mrs. J. Titus's residence with a pleasant evening reported. Visitors included E. N. Rozelle from Cross Forks and several locals visiting Warren on business. Glenn B. Smiley of Barnes wed Miss Bertha MacLaughlin of Pittsburgh in Oklahoma on Sept. 18.
The writer extols Shiraz as the city of roses poets and sunshine. He recalls brown hills, gardens of roses and oranges, and the ancient presence of Saadi and Hafiz. He meditates on the beauty and mystic moonlit nights of Persia’s famed center.
The Washington Star advises wetting last fall's corn until dry then popping on a steady hot fire for light kernels and salted butter. Also noted is Texas Midland railroad from Paris to Ennis, 124 miles, to adopt third rail electrification.
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