Bear Lake Neighbors Report Travel and Health Updates
Mail correspondents refrain from naming, but local notes reveal Jay Allen and H J Scholton in new autos. Residents travel to the grape country, move into Read house on Center street, and host visitors from Niagara Falls and West Virginia. Health improves for Mrs Farer and Mrs Mather, harvests are good, and several families welcome guests and make local trips. Dewey Ayling builds part of a new frame, while Charles Wilson and family visit Barcelona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Jay Allen
H. J. Scholton
John Carlson
Columbus
Read House
Center Street
Vic Robinson
Niagara Falls
Chase Hoyt
West Virginia
Ona Dorn
Chautauqua
Farer
Sarah Mather
Ida Sizer
Binghamton
Merriam
Stanley Carr
Dewey Ayling
Charles Wilson
Jamestown
S.J. Carr
Leon Walker
Admiral Staunton guest in Irvine and local notes
Admiral S A Staunton of the U S Navy arrived in Irvine last week as guest of Mrs M E I L Biddle and daughter Lydia. Wm A Mains of Butler Pa visited friends. Joseph and Wesley Singleton of West Virginia rushed here to care for their ill mother. Mr Moore, a former PRR agent, returned after 36 years away. Mrs Warner Moore burned by a fireplace. Two buildings for Irvington Steel Forge Co now ready for machinery. Mrs Carl Horn closed Allegheny Springs for 1910 season and moved to Irvine. George H Somers, now in Clayton Del, greeted with 127 souvenir cards on 56th birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
S. A. Staunton
U. S. Navy
M.E. IL. Biddle
Lydia
Staunton
Wm. A. Mains
Butler
Joseph
Wesley Singleton
West Virginia
Mr. Moore
Arizona
Wm. van Epps
Pittsfield
E. A. Singleton
William Shaughnessy
Pittsburg
N. W. Ault
J. Starrett
Warren
Warner Moore
Child
Irvington Steel Forge Co
Miller
Carl Horn
Allegheny Springs
Charles Sampson
Henry Walters
Virginias
Driftwood
S. D. S. Newbold
Tiona Notes of Local Happenings and a Wedding
Local items record Miss Mabel C. Weir shopping in Warren and other residents visiting nearby towns. Wylie Downing and Miss Clara Kiernan wed at St. Clara's in Clarendon with Rev. O'Hearn officiating. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Tiona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Mabel C. Weir
Warren
Wylie Downing
Wylie
G. S. Downing
L. Jeffords
Clarendon
Robert Weir
Quay McCune
Conewango
O. Ingraham
Amos Meley
Sheffield
Charles Kirkpatrick
Robert Millen
Bessie Parker
R. Lovell Duck
James A. Templeton
Spartansburg
Edgar Parker
William Eustace
Ralph Frick
James Frick
Lottie Ingraham
Eldred
Special Order Divorced Woman Desires Doll Alteration
A divorced woman requests a special order doll customized to say mamma only, removing the papa and mamma pairing. The note expresses fondness for the doll and a wish for altered parental labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papa
Mamma
East Branch Daily Rural News Report
East Branch items note Alta Taylor's return from Corry hospital and regained ability to walk. Victor Armitage improves after illness. Bertha Nichols visits Mrs. N. H. Blanchard and daughter Mrs. Inez Earl in Union City. Jennie May and Cynthia visit Corry friends. E. C. Hemingway of Corry visits Louis Culver. Charles Webster and wife visit their son in Corry. M. E. church preaching by Rev. McGee Sundays at 2 pm. James Phillis to visit daughter Mrs. Jennie Dalrymple in North Dakota. Arthur Nichols injured carrying a grape crate for May Whiteley and Leena Strong and is at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Alta Taylor
Corry Hospital
Victor Armitage
Bertha Nichols
N. H. Blanchard
Inez Earl
Union City
Jennie May
Cyntha
Corry
E. C. Heminway
Louis Culver
Charles Webster
M. E
McGee
James Phillis
Jennie Dalrymple
North Dakota
Arthur Nichols
Portland
May Whiteley
Leena Strong
Local notes from Mount Oak and nearby areas
Oct 13 report from Mount Oak lists visitors and illness concerns. G B Bentley and Mrs Julia Shippman noted. Pittsburg guests Glen Oviatt Iva Oviatt Cora McKee visiting. home mission meeting led by Mrs Ercher Daye. Advent Christian conference at East Branch with Rev Smack and others. Osro Nichols Embry Smith visiting L E Nichols. Loyal Temperance Legion schedule at Mrs Hala Brightman’s home on Tuesday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
G. B. Bentley
Titusville
Julia Shippman
Iva Oviatt
Glen Oviatt
Cora McKee
Pittsburg
Youngsville
Oviatt
Ercher Daye
Advent Christian Conference
East Branch
Rev. Smack
Geneva
Osro Nichols
Embry Smith
Corry
L. E. Nichols
Loyal Temperance Legion
Hala Brightman
Local visits and illnesses across area towns
In Germany on October 8 Perry Whitman of Clendening Corners visited Thomas Kanne. P. S. McMahon traveled to Russell for business. Miss Viola Lounsbury is ill with typhoid at home. O. E. Headley went to Russell on a business mission. J. Schuler A. H. Ladow and Chas Erickson toured Corn planter Hollow. J. Lounsbury called at Scandia. D. McMahon visited relatives in DeBoies Pa. Edward Fosburg visited his brother Fredolph in Jamestown. Clinton Beach and family of Russell were in the village. Marcus Giltinan of Corydon stays with G. M. Hoyt and attends school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
D. McMahon
DeBoies
Edward Fosburg
Fredolph
Jamestown
Clinton Beach
Russell
Our Village
Marcus Giltinan
Corydon
G. M. Hoyt
Fragie Leaf of Gold Explorer Sned
Fragile leaf of gold is so thin it weighs one fifth of a grain per sheet. Scales exist to measure its minute mass. A breath can blow it away. Held to light it appears translucent and greenish.
Mrs Eva Walters to Host L O T M Ladies in Conewango
AKELEY Oct 11 Mrs Eva Walters will entertain the L O T M s of Conewango Hive on Thursday Oct 13 with cordial invitation to all members. Nearby funerals for Miss Ida Hagberg Gouldtown and Mrs Hattie McCoy Smith Fentonville drew many friends. Raymond Briggs Warren visited at Howard Homestead. Chestnut crop is being gathered. Emerson Hale is bedbound after nearly two years invalid. community offers sympathy. News arrives of Mrs C E Marsh and Mrs M Forbush visiting relatives in Bismarck North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Eva Walters
Conewango Hive
Bradley
Henry Larson
Albert
David Larson
Raymond Briggs
Warren
Howard Homestead
Ida Hagberg
Gouldtown
Hattie McCoy Smith
Fentonville
C.E. Marsh
M. Forbush
Bismark
N. Dakota
Emerson Hale
Hale
Residents in Wrightsville Update on Local Visits
Mrs Clar ence Haupin returns home from stay with Emory Chipmare who moved from Matthews Run to Youngsville. Miss Agusta Barton travels to Corry for an indefinite stay. Mrs Mary Lundgren returns from Chicago and Keewanee Illinois. Freeman Griffin visits Frewsburg. Edward Johnson shows slight improvement from blood poison in his finger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Clarence Haupin
Emory Chipmare
Matthews Run
Youngsville
Chipmare
Agusta Barton
Corry
Mary Lundgren
Chicago
Kewanee
James Norris
Sugar Grove
Freehold Insurance Company
Carrie Wright
Emma
Laura
Bear Lake
Perry Corey
Leland Hyde
Alfreda Lundgren
Jamestown
C. J. Parsons
Rock Island
Miss Lundgren
L. A. Chipmare
Edward Johnson
Campaign Text Book for Pennsylvania 1910 Issued by Republicans
Authority of the Republican state committee of Pennsylvania issues a 224 page campaign text book. It includes sketches of state candidates and US senators, speeches from the June convention, and material urging continued Republican supremacy in Washington and Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Committee of
Pennsylvania
United States
Washington
Harrisburg
When She Has Lost Her Charm
The philosopher of folly notes that gratitude to tyrannical parents often surfaces only after the forbidden courtship resurfaces, recalling a girl denied twenty years prior and the lasting impact on a man’s romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philosopher of Folly
Insects on Roots of Plants Advice for Aphids on Vegetables
A Philadelphia manufacturer reports insects attacking celery lima beans and other vegetables. Professor Surface identifies aphids or root lice and recommends tobacco dust in soil, soil cultivation, crop rotation, and discarding infested plants to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Bishop Sellow Denies Quotation About Protestantism
Pastor Walter A. Sellow of the Free Methodist church refutes a Pittsburg paper quote claiming he said Protestantism is dying out. He says the extract misstates his remarks, noting he quoted a Roman Catholic speaker and supported Protestant gains. He demanded a correction and decries the misstatement as a grave wrong to him and his church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. Sellow
Free Methodist Church
Pittsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Safe and Sound Bank
Warren Savings Bank
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Co
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Bank
George H. Somers
Clayton, del
Sellow
Conewango Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert G. Eaton
John Hepburn
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