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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1906

Page

8

Local social notes and regional travel updates

Oct 8 social and visiting notes from the area include Mrs Eva Walters calling on Mrs Mary McCoy and multiple visits among residents such as Adisa Smith Flossie Smith and Ada Rhulman. The column records numerous trips to Jamestown Falconer Warren and Yellowstone Park plus farm news on harvests weather and school improvements.

Eva Walters Mary McCoy Adisa Smith Flossie M. Dommon E. Peck Akeley Bert Brown Jamestown Flossie Smith Ada Rhulman Levi Brown Charles Strand Akely Matilda Thompson Falconer Mary Stratton Randolph Little Valley John Clendenning Warren Sopha Strand Wellington Smith Russell Mildred Peck Nina McCoy

Local Notices From Jamestown Area

Oct 8 update shows B Mainwarring relocating family to Jamestown. Harmon Barnes of Warren vacationing with mother Mrs S E Barnes. Miss Florence Groat leaves for New Martinsville WV to attend school. Miss Mabel Alling enrolled at Hoff Business College for fall term. Mr and Mrs John Marley visited Meadville during the week. Audrey Smiley spent Sunday and Monday in Jamestown. Epworth League entertained at Mrs John Titus Friday evening.

B. Mainwarring Jamestown Harmon Barnes Warren S. E. Barnes Florence Groat New Martinsville W.va Mabel Alling Hoff Business College John Marley Meadville Audrey Smiley

Victor Baldwin Dies After Summer Illness At Lilly Dale

Oct 8 obituary notes Victor Baldwin long ill at Lilly Dale and died Tuesday night. Funeral from D. B. Marble home Friday at 11 a.m., Mrs. Watson of James town conducting. Survived by wife Dora Baldwin and two daughters Mrs. Fred Kaplinger and Bernice Baldwin. Frank Miles and family moving to Erie. Guy Doud to take Miles’s barber shop. Cement walk laid at East Side church. Local fruit reports: straw berries and red raspberries abundant. Ida Ohio, once crippled after engine accident, visited bone-setter in Ohio and expects to walk again soon. Creamery records show Sept 3–16 totals: milk 138,282 lbs, cream 1,411 lbs, butter 7,210 lbs sold at 24.71c lb, milk per lb butter 20.4 lbs, 100 lb milk value 41.07, test 4.27%. Quarterly meeting held. Rev Chilcote preached Sunday at 11. Family to move December after parsonage repairs.

Victor Baldwin Lilly Dale D. B. Marble Watson Jamestown Dora Baldwin Fred Kaplinger Bernice Baldwin Frank Miles Erie Guy Doud Miles East Side David York Ida Ohio Reese Ohio

Temperance meeting notes and local notices from Frewsburg

The Frewsburg community reports a gospel temperance meeting at the Baptist church led by Rev. M. W. Stone. Local items include births in Frew Run Street, moves of residents J. H. Mackey and Whitney Persell, and umbrella found near Akeley to Frewsburg post office.

Baptist Church M. W. Stone M. E. ‘Aurch Henry Schuyler Frew Run Street J. H. Mackey Ventan Ward Place Charles Pederson Mr. Mackey Marion Bingham H. H. Weiss Frew Run Oakll Akeley Frewsurg Frewsburg Whitney Persell Dodge House Lalloch House Main Street J. T. Nichols

Dedication at Quaker Bridge Y M C A and local notices

Attendees marked the dedication of the Y M C A building at Quaker Bridge New York. Residents report Mrs Bell Halftown’s return from Cattaraugus Reservation and several local travels and visits. An infant died at Quakerbridge and funeral services were held with Lieut Jennie Caskie officiating. Local residents and visitors are listed along with family and neighborly updates.

Quaker Bridge N. Y Bell Halftown Cattaraugus Reservation Gibson Pierce Elon James Warren Pittsburg Coldspring Council House U. S B. B. Weber Salamanca C. S. Logan Francis Geo. L. Halftown Mattie Gordon Chester Cordelia Redeye Quakerbridge Jennie Caskie Dwight Bennett

Local notes from Cherry Grove and surrounding area

Mr and Mrs T H Good enough visited their parents Mr and Mrs Simon Allaire last week. John Million is bed bound after a fall. Elmer McMichael Geo Brown and Mr Wickwire visited Sheffield. Lou Johnson and Jas Cozens finished drilling a well at Buchers Mill and are home. A box social at Vandergrift school raised library funds. W D Cole took vacation with Grant Sutton filling in as mail carrier. Charlie Gifford returned from Mayburg with a good time. A A Horton visited Kane and returned Sunday. B F McMichael mill shut briefly. Charlie Allair left for Lynch for about three weeks. Allen Hoyt is home from Sheffield.

Elmer McMichael Geo. Brown Mr. Wickwire Sheffield Lou Johnson Jas. Cozens Bucher’s Mill Vandergrift School House McMichel W. D. Cole Garfield Clarendon Grant Sutton Charlie Gifford Mayburg A. A. Horton Kane B. F. McMichael Charlie Allair Lynch Allen Hoyt

Local Travelers and Visits Round Kane Area

Oct 9 to Oct 11 notes list Ida Johnson B D Keeler Mrs Nelse Jackson Dora Carlson Mabel Arnold Monroe Passinger Rev Concohn Mary Osterman Albert Reynolds Elton Russell John Passinger Arthur Jackson Mr Mrs Frank Russell at Warren guests of Thomas Keelor Mrs B C Keelor preaching by Rev Meeking visit by Jackson A C Arnold Lizzie Clarion Martin Danilson Edward Gunnerson Mrs N Beebe Saybrook Ben Johnson Emma Gunnerson among Kane area residents.

Nelse Jackson Ludlow Dora Carlson Mabel Arnold Kane Monroe Passinger Concohn Mary Osterman Albert Reynolds Elton Russell John Passinger Arthur Jackson Frank Russell Warren Thomas Keelor B. C. Keelor Meeking Sheffield Jackson A. C. Arnold Lizzie Clarion County Martin Danilson Edward Gunnerson

United in Marriage at Jamestown October 1906

A couple wed in Jamestown on October 8 1906 and plan to reside in Kane. Fred Johnson traveled to Warren Sun for unknown reasons.

Jamestown Kane Fred Johnson Warren

Local Teachers Institute Held in Lottsville October 13 1906

The Local Teachers Institute will convene in Lottsville, Pennsylvania on October 13, 1906 at 11 a.m. The program includes an opening service, recitations, discussions on keeping the little folks busy and centralization, songs, solos, and readings led by Miss Allene Brooks, Miss Ethel Pierce, Miss Mae Hockenberg, Miss Maud Woodin, Mrs. A E Rice, Miss L L Reno, and Prof. C M Thompson among others.

Lottsville Allene Brooks Ethel Pierce Mae Hockenberg Maud Woodin A. E. Rice

Bank Increases Surplus at Warren's First National Bank

The First National Bank of Warren reports an $25 000 rise in surplus from earnings marking its 43rd year of operation. Since 1901 this bank has grown from $20 000 to $100 000 surplus, now equaling capital stock, with regular dividends paid twice yearly.

First National Bank Warren Philadelphia First National Bank of Warren

Bryan for President Resolution from Emery Democratic Convention

The Emery Democratic State Convention endorses William Jennings Bryan as the likely successor to Theodore Roosevelt. It praises his stance as reflecting the principles of the Democratic commoner and criticizes the Republican administration as merely applying Bryan’s ideas in a weak manner.

Bryan William Jennings Bryan Theodore Roosevelt Emery

Special low rail rates to the West via Lake Shore and Nickel Plate

Special low rates to the West and coast via Lake Shore or Nickel Plate offered daily until October 31. One way Colonist tickets on sale to California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana and other states at very low rates. For full particulars ask D A V P R ticket agent. Both phones.

Lake Shore Nickel Plate California Oregon Washington Idaho Montana

Directors of the Poor Convene in Warren Pennsylvania

The thirty second annual convention of the Directors of the Poor and Charities of Pennsylvania opens in Warren Court House with large attendance. Attendance grew after securing Warren as host for 1906 aided by County Commissioners and Mrs Edward Lindsey. Morning program includes welcome address, president’s report, and music. Afternoon features lectures on charitable topics. Evening reception hosted by Conewango Club for delegates.

the Directors of the Poor and Charities of Pennsylvania Court House Warren Washington Edward Lindsey Conewango Club Dele

Delegates Visit Rouse Hospital on Special Train

Gates attended a largely attended convention. Wednesday a short session was held and delegates traveled by special train to Youngsville to inspect Rouse Hospital where Superintendent and Mrs Preston hosted luncheon. Train returned to Warren in the afternoon.

Attempted Jail Delivery Case in 1906

George Rodman faced a hearing on an alleged jail delivery plot after being released from a prior assault sentence. A jail search uncovered a file a knife blade and saw blades, with a confession tying Rodman to bringing tools to prisoners. The piece ends noting upcoming elections and a call to honest industry.

George Rodman Rodman Wright

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Letters Cable Hollow Elvira Hart Nichols House Cowan Nora Cass Andrew Warn Borman W. W. Elderkin E. W. Elderkin West M. D. Stone Yellowstone Park E. L. Foster and Child Bradford James Fuller Harry Cook Kinzua Fuller C. E. Carpenter Hoyt Carpenter Ellington IL. B. Weatherly Mary Wiggins Marvin Wetmore Frank Whitmore Union City E. W. Parker Princeton, Ill Milton Wenman Cressman Bert Curtis Anyl Anderson Fentonville John Curtis Mary Duff Effie Parker David Holt Hodge Run Gunning Miss Whitman Columbus Chilcote Erewsburg Cornplanter Reservation Cherry Grove T. H. Goodenough Simon Allaire John Million Wetmore Ayer Aye J. H. Fifer Colorado Springs, Colo J.C. Aye Liyers Ead Big Daylight C. H. Smith Co., Ltd Warren, Pa Local Institute H. E. Russell Wasco V. F. Jones Ll. F. Reno Asst C.M. Thompson Edinboro Reading Sibyl Baird Geo. Harvey George Harvey Harvey INTER
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