Patchen Hollow Social Round Has Busy Weekend Visits
Miss Emma Norbeck spent Saturday night with Lucy Johnson. Miss Oressa Johnson stayed with her pupils the Headstrom children and with Alfred Jones. Mrs. David Neilson plans to return to Buffalo this week after staying with her parents since August. Oscar Johnson visited his mother in Youngsville. Mrs. Eldred Patchen returned from Matthews Run where her brother Delfred Jones was badly burned in an oil fire.
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Patchen Hollow
Emma Norbeck
Lucy Johnson
Oressa Johnson
Headstrom
Alfred Jones
David Neilson
Buffalo
Miss Johnson
Thompson
Fuelshirt
Oscar Johnson
Youngsville
Eldred Patchen
Matthews Run
Delfred Jones
Charley Cross
Myrtle Seil
J. S&s. Lydiatt
N. L. Acocks
Edith Phelps
Ludiow
Ida Phelps
Charley Ayers
Ayer
B. J. Ayers
Margaret Trimble
J.S. Lydiatt
Blossberg
A. D. Coan
Emma Bidell
L. A. Pillsbury
Local Notes From Akeley and Surrounding Towns
Movements and visits reported include Mr. R Oberts family moving to Spartansburg and Harry Carlson working for Mrs. C E Marsh. Several couples visit friends in Michigan and Warren. The chestnut crop is very poor in the area while Grand View fruit farm reports picking 90 barrels of apples daily. Mrs John Geracimos and Mrs Frank Mount of Warren visit the Howard Homestead.
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Akeley
Warren National Bank Report of Condition Sept 4 1912
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania at close of business September 4 1912. Resources show loans and discounts 1 804 490 73 deposits 1 009 00 etc. The statement lists bonds securities and cash items with totals around 4 213 945 52 and notes sworn by cashier J H Lampe. Notary Rose H Davis attests. Directors E Rice Andrew Hertzeg W D Brown.
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Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
U. S
U.S
Priva
State of
E. H. Lampe
J. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
I. C. T.conarro
C. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Miss Letta Hayes and Gertrude Fitch to North East harvest
Miss Letta Hayes and Gertrude Fitch departed on Wednesday for North East where they expect to be employed during the grape harvest. The Smiths hosted a surprise gathering last Friday evening at their home prior to moving near Warren.
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Mount Oak
Letta Hayes
Gertrude Fitch
North East
Andy Smith
Smith
Warren
Redmond
Robt. Pierce
Falkinburg
Sanford
Temperance
Cassie Smith
East Branch
Grange
Ernest Mallory
Gladys and
Flora Dickson
Chas. Miller
Union City
Nettie Nichols
Holliness Convention planned at Wesleyan church Pittsfield
Pittsfield notes a Holliness Convention begins Wednesday Oct 9 at the Wesleyan Methodist church with a two day quarterly meeting and Sunday School at 9 30 and Love Feast at 10. A missionary meeting last Friday drew 11 members and officer elections were held.
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Pittsfield
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Jennie Greenly
Ruth Ande
Matthews Run Community Notes
Matthews Run news recounts visitors and movements from Oct 8 including J N Shaw visiting Mrs C E McCain’s father. John Carr and Sadie Swanson visiting locals. well problems at Kenniston farm No 1. gas flare incident injuring C D Jones. H L Rowley trips to Columbus. adoption plans for a six month old pup. Eva McKinney visit. Horace Hazeltine ill after selling blacksmith shop and moving family in.
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Robi. Mead
Miss Kinnear
Warren
Eva McKinney
Horace Hazeltine
Mail Advertisement Promises Readers Quick Results
An old newspaper ad urges readers to subscribe for the MAIL to receive quick results. The message emphasizes value and prompt delivery of news via subscription.
Child's elbow fracture from fall near MesSenger home
A sad accident in Columbus on Monday left the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Messsenger with a broken elbow. Dr. Bennett reduced the fracture and the child is recovering as well as can be expected.
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Columbus
Tom Messenger
Bennett
Ivan Smith
Moses
Leon Hill
Great Bend
Kansas
Lee Boardman
Bear Lake
Celia Gates
H. Harwood
Social Roundup From Bear Lake and Vicinity
Bear Lake residents and visitors share news of calls and visits. Mr. and Mrs. W H Houghtling and Mr. and Mrs. Wm McCray of Warren were callers. Mrs. Dexter, mother of Mrs. Wm McCallister, arrived to spend winter amid paralysis concerns. Various local travels and illnesses noted among Carr Kennedy Gardiner Cook Jones Cornish Church and Cooper households. A variety shower for Rev McCantyre and his wife planned for Friday evening.
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Bear Lake
W. H. Houghtling
Wm. McCray
Warren
5. Lyons
W. R. Carr
Kennedy
Wm. McCallister
Guy Cornish
Phile Cooper
Seal Slaughter Is Stopped in Bering Sea
The sealing season in the Bering Sea closed with the smallest kill in years. Reports to the department of commerce and labor show seals no longer threatened by slaughter, with 3,764 killed off the Pribilof Islands during the season.
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Washington
Bering Sea
Department of Commerce and Labor
Pribilof Islands
Trial list set for week of October 28 1912 Warren court
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren county Pennsylvania schedules a trial list for the week starting October 28 1912. Cases include Eliza I Henry against Sumner E Grr BK M Love Manufacturing Company against Samuel Peterson Big Cove Lumber Company and others with names like Buck Smith Warren Business College Drake Holtz Wagner Railway Wendt Marsh Shawkey Koezer Lemon Jordan Dzu ma Borowski and Prothonotary H M Putnam listed as official. Oct 3 10-17.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Eliza I. Henry
Sumner E
George W. Buhl
Curtis M. Shawkey
George H. Marsh
Fred Matchee
Wetko Koezer
Mike Lemon
Harry Jordan
John Dzuma
Fred Borowski
H. M. Putnam
Prothonotary
Reconstruction of Warren County Road Section Sealed Proposals
Harrisburg sealed bids for reconstruction of 9837 feet of asphaltic macadam road from Roy Putnam near station 79-00 to Lander station 177-37 will be opened October 15, 1912. Plans available in Harrisburg Pittsburg Philadelphia and Warren offices. bids require $2000 certified check. Edward M. Bigelow, State Highway Commissioner.
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Harrisburg
State Highway Department
Capitol
Roy Putnam
Lander
Act of Assembly
Farmers Bank
Pittsburg
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Warren
Warren County
Farmington Township
Edward M. Bigelow
Statement of condition Citizens National Bank No 2226 1912
balance sheet shows assets totaling 611 204 31 including loans 395 794 12 U S bonds 100 000 00 and other items. Liabilities list capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 profits 29 563 73 and deposits 316 965 55 with notes and certified checks and reserves. Bank cashier T O A Pressel swears to accuracy before Notary Esther M Park on September 9 1912.
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ANA Cares
VU. S. M
U.S
U. S
Segaye
National Bank
Ana Giilcolmls
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Resources
E. Rice
Andrew Hertzeg
W. D. Brown
First National Bank of Warren, Penna
Warren, Penn’a
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Depository
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Pockar-Ennis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Samuel Peterson
J. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
R. W. Stone, Joseph A. Schofield
F. KK. Russell
Henry Park
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