Tidioute Social Notes and Local Meetings
Local items report residents moving in and out of Main Street homes, visits by Frank Holdridge family and others, hospital operations for Mrs. S M Jury, and Rev. B E Morey buying a car. Mountain Grange No 1152 P H held a meeting with visiting Limestone Grange, featured a literary program, several recitations and songs, and a postmeeting supper. Twenty members attended with two visitors. next meeting to install officers and plan a tureen dinner for the 23rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Frank Holdridge
Main Street
W. H. Mabie
Mabie
West Virginia
F. H. Dreyer
Tionesta
Fred Jones
Warren
Frank Cochener
S. M. Jury
Erie
Grange
Bro
Claude Morrison
Sister Morrison
Hulda
Gladys Emerson
Daisy Buckley
Robert Jury
Barbara Frietchie
Sister Morey
Sister Byars
Clarence Jury
Clyde Jones
Geo, Benedict
G. N. Martin
Torpedo
Chas. Russell
Dunkirk
N. Y
A. B. Culbertson
Nancy
Marsha
Grand Valley
Harvey A. Marsh
Mary Cole
Burton Arzner
Gowanda
Waverly Rockey
Lander Perrine
Frank Randall
Hubert
D. J. Summer
Marlin Briggs
Falconer, Pues
David Croon
Jamestown
New
H. L. Giltman
Quaker Hill
Russell Review
Woman’s Benefit Association
Tidioute News Roundup Reflects Local Moves and Visits
Mr and Mrs William Blossom return from visits to Youngsville Corry and Buffalo. Clarence Jury fills in on Route 1 mail while J E McCloskey assists Mrs McCloskey at Kane sanitarium. E E Morrison trips to Mayburg. Fred Blossom moves family into Blossom home area. Mrs Donna Copeland visits Mayhill. Dr J G Humphrey returns from week away. Rev Parker and family relocate to new field. Samuel McKee shows slow improvement at Kane. E LeRoy Holdridge and bride receive local congratulations. Main street gains a new cement walk in front of the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
William Blossom
Youngsville
Corry
Buffalo
Clarence Jury
J. E. McCloskey
Mc-Clockey
Kane
E. E. Morrison
Mayburg
Fred Blossom
Donna Copeland
Mayhill
J. G. Humphrey
E. LeRoy Holdridge
Bride
Main Street
Akeley Grange Bags 75 Dollar Warren County Prize
Akeley Grange celebrated its regular meeting on Saturday night and received the 75 dollar second prize for display at the Warren County Fair. A full house enjoyed a good program ice cream and cake and plans were made to meet October 12 to glean house and ready the sheds for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Inez Brownwell
Warren
John Marsh
W. W. Marsh
Frewsburg
C. E. Marsh
John Geracimos
T. M. Howard
S. Confer
Vernis
D. M. E. Club Holds Chicken Roast at Randall's Grove
Russell October 11 The D. M. E. club of class number seven of the M. E. Sunday School held a chicken roast in Randall's grove Friday evening. The gathering featured games and numerous foot races with Miss Velia Johnson noted in the event.
Brumbaugh Tours Western Pennsylvania On Good Roads
Governor Martin G Brumbaugh and his party conducted a good roads inspection tour through western counties. He spoke at multiple towns to showcase Pennsylvania s highway progress the natural scenery and the potential to attract visitors from other states. The governor emphasized improved highways relative to New York and the value of state pride in attracting tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin G. Brumbaugh
New York
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Farmhand Seasick After Navy Film Shocks Viewer
John Stevesson a Swede farmhand at a local dairy in Hutchinson Kansas was taken to a hospital after watching a Navy film programme about boats rolling in high seas. The realistic scenes triggered seasickness recalling his Atlantic crossing and puzzling doctors for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutchinson
Kan
John Stevesson
Navy
Stevenson
Get Your Tenant Leases at the Mail Office
A brief notice invites tenants to obtain their lease documents at the Mail Office. The item emphasizes access to rental papers and document pickup.
General Survey Of The War Highlights Balkan Invasion
The German war office reports Austro German forces crossed the Danube below Belgrade driving Serbians southward. Semendria falls sealing railway termini Nish Sofia and Constantinople under Teutonic control while Belgrade already captured. In France heavy fighting at Loos continues with Austrian German losses. Russian reports claim a breakthrough in Galicia near Stripa and ongoing pursuit.
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Selerade
Serbia
Danube
Semendria
War Office
Orient Railways
Belgrade
Teutons
Berlin
London
Kragujevarz
Budapest
Loos
France
French War Office
Nish
Sofia
Constantinople
Paris
Souchez
Artois
Gorizia
Trieste
Austria
Italy
Petrograd
Stripa
Galicia
Treat girl dog victims
Akron Ohio, Oct 13 The mad dog scare renewed after 46 bites last month. Verna Edwards nine and Goldie Goodyear eight received Pasteur treatment yesterday. Ruth Raybush nine was bitten Sunday. her condition is not serious. Roy Zimrich reported a stray ear bite the day before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Verna Edwards
Goldie Goodyear
Pasteur
Ruth Raybush
Roy Zimrich
Only One Lost In Typhoon Wreck
The British steamship Rufford Hall was wrecked in a typhoon in the Tsuruga Strait en route from New York to Vladivostok with war supplies. The only casualty was the third officer, and the vessel is a total loss.
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Tokio
Rufford Hall
Tsuruga Strait
New York
Vladivostok
Market Report New York Provisions Analysis
New York market notes show wheat futures closing at $1.12 for December. Butter creamery extra priced at 29 2934 cents per pound. Eggs gathered white vary by size and quality around 23 to 47 cents. Potatoes on Long Island quoted per barrel between 2.75 and 3.00 dollars.
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Long Island
Market Prices for Grain Poultry Butter and More
Winter wheat No 2 red 1 15 corn No 2 yellow 70c No 3 yellow 69C Oats No 2 white 40c No 4 white 16c Flour Fancy blended patent per bbl 5 75 6 00 winter family 5 00 5 75 Dressed poultry fowl fancy 16 lic do fair to good 15 ltc proilers per lb 20c old roosters 13c turkeys choice to fancy 20 21c Butter Creamery extra prints 73ic do choice 27 28c Eggs hennery white 40c do mixed 35 36c Cheese uDaisies per lb 16c 14 15c fair to good do 14 15 11c Potatoes No 1 per bu 50 1 00 fair to good 75 60c
East Buffalo Livestock Market Prices Report
CATTLE export steers 9.25 950 shipping steers 8.25 9.00 choice heifers 7.85 8.00 choice cows 6.70 7.00 choice veals 11.0 11.50 fair to good 10.90 10.75. SHEEP AND LAMBS choice spring lambs 9.00 9.30 mixed sheep 5.75 6.25. HOGS light Yorkers 8.90 9.00 heavies 9.10 9.20.
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East Buffalo
Hay Prices and Fares on Track Listed by Item
Market notes list hay based on track with price ranges and lots. Items show No 1 No 2 and No 3 with varied dollar amounts for different qualities and a fancy light mixed option priced between 15 and 23 dollars.
Complex Gunter Family Parley Over Clara's Marriage
Mr. Gunter, a blunt man with offbeat humor, clashes and bonds with his daughter Clara as she prepares to marry Mr. Auchincloss. He asserts control through wit and wealth while Clara navigates his quirks and foretells his unpredictable behavior. The scene ends with Clara guiding the fiancé away amid her father's revealing banter.
Auto accident death of R. E. Dickinson near Irvine ruled speed-related
A six member coroner's jury found R. E. Dickinson died when crushed by his automobile after leaving a wagon on a road near Irvine on September 28. Witnesses testified to speeds around 25 miles per hour, with Bridenbaker the driver not blamed. Bridenbaker gave a emotional account as details emerged at the inquest.
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R. E. Dickinson
Titusville
Charles Bridenbaker
J. A. Viele
Allegheny Foundry
Dickinson
Warren- Youngsville
Irvine
Viele
Charles Bauer
Garland
Jacob Sechrist
O. O. Cole
Oil City
Burglars Try Niobe Grocery. Owner Won Shot Wounds Crook
K Baker of Niobe near Corry heard burglars at his grocery late Tuesday. He fired when a man tried to enter through a window. a shot hit Baker’s right arm as the attacker fled. In morning, a hat lay near the store and another on the highway a short distance away.
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K. Baker
Niobe
Corry
Baker
Describing a Postcard That Acknowledged a Deal
A writer notes a poorly written post card found in a merchant's pocket after signing. Despite the scrawl the reply appeared from a reputable business man. The card was likely written on trains and mailed days later. The writer concludes the encounter led to good business with the man.
Music Room Designed to Silence Surrounding Sound
A design described by Violin World as a music room that blocks external sound. The room is built so the occupant cannot hear any surrounding music that might be played nearby, prompting a skeptical exchange about its practicality.
A Lesson In English
A classroom exchange highlights contractions with “can't” as cannot and “don't” humorously mispronounced as “Poughnut” by students, reflecting a Chicago News snippet.
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Clarence
Edgar
Poughnut
Chicago News
Try to Deserve It Quote on Age and Duty
A Turgenieff-inspired maxim on aging links contentment to faith in goodness and persistent will. It extols active employment as the mark of a person who endures and strives.
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Turgenieff
Splendid Scheme. Mother of her sons.
The note mentions a woman praised for her sons and a son with a beautiful voice who is trained to play the flute to accompany himself, reflecting a social exchange about musical talent and family.
Dialogue Between Simkins and Unnamed Speaker
A brief exchange centers on Simkins and a referenced assault case. The tone hints at inquiry into damages and a remark about Simkins’ facial expression. No concrete facts or events are provided.
Pennsylvanians Scattered Widely Across States
A census-driven tally shows 1,125,454 Pennsylvanians live in other states while 569,204 residents of other states now reside in Pennsylvania. New York hosts the most Pennsylvanians living out of state, with 165,282, and Pennsylvanians in California total 51,304. The list names numerous cities and states reflecting migration patterns.
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Philadelphia
R. ™. Archer
Washington
The
Public Ledger
Pennsylvania
States
Union
Pnnsylvania
United States
New York
Oklahoma
Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
Trenton
Buffalo
Rochester
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Youngstown
Oklahoma City
Portland
San Antonio
Salt Lake City
Richmond
Seattle
Milwaukee
Attorney General Rules Fifty Percent Clause in Erie County Judge Race
In Harrisburg on October 7, Attorney General Brown ruled that Uriah P. Rossiter cannot be certified as sole nominee for Judge. Although he had a majority of votes in Erie County, he did not exceed half of all ballots countywide, so the fifty percent clause means more than half of ballots cast.
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Harrisburg
Brown
Uriah P. Rossiter
Erie
Rossiter
Erie County
PLAN FOR REFORMATION DAY MASS MEETING IN PITTSBURGH
The Lutheran Brotherhood of Western Pennsylvania plans its third Reform ation Day mass meeting at the Grand Opera House in Pittsburgh on Sunday afternoon October St. Dr T B Roth editor of the Young Lutheran and former Thiel College president will speak on Martin Luther and the Evangelical restoration. Dr John C Seegers of Lutheran Theological Seminary Columbia S C will discuss Christianity the Nation and the Lutheran Church.
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Lutheran Brotherhood of Western Pennsylvania
Grand Opera House
Pittsburgh
T. B. Roth
Greenville
Young Lutheran
Thiel College
Martin Luther
John C. Seegers
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Columbia
S. C
Atchison Man Calls About Dime Dropped On Porch
A young man in Atchison Kansas telephoned his girlfriend at midnight saying he had dropped a dime on her front porch earlier and asked her to search for it at first light before anyone else found it.
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Atchison
Kane
Kansas City Star
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ORDA
Leontine Harrington
Genevieve Rand
Russell
Brumbaugh
Market Report
Buffalo Provision Market
Nwucel
Gunter
Mr. Gunter
Clara
Papa
Miss Gunter
Hercules
Mr. Auchincloss
Simkins
Rogers Bros
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