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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
8
Local notes and visits in Warren area
October reports highlight Mrs. Leo Wilcox and Mrs. Grove visiting Warren and Kinzua guests at Mrs. Foulkrod's. Expressions note visitors from Akeley and Syracuse, N Y. Bear reports warn of plentiful black bears with orchard damage and a proposed hunt possibly with President Roosevelt. Various locals like Hoop, Muntz, Irvine Marsh, J E Morse and families are seen in town with routine travels and health updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo. Wilcox
Warren
Klondyke
James Myers
W. B. Stull
Pleasant Valley
Roosevelt
Hoop and
Muntz
Corydon
Irvine Marsh
J. E. Morse
Potter County
W. C. Imel
Tionesta
John Wooster
Community Notes Read Like Brief Social Ledger
Oct 14 residents and visitors in the Valley report Mrs Sadie Grant visiting friends on Fox Hill and neighbors like Mr and Mrs Oliver Hornstron Warren visitors. varias community members travel to Warren Jamestown Falconer and Rusell for visits and temporary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Grant
Fox Hill
Oliver Hornstron
Warren
Ladies’ Aid Society
A. FE. Aylesworth
Ella Whelpley
Falconer
Maud Whatford
Jamestown
Ira Smith
Wallie
Frewsburg
S. Passinger
Akeley Hollow
W. McCoy
Sopha Strand
Mary Stratt
Minnie Reese
Mildred Peck
Grape Country
Albert Walters
Ada Strand
Emogene Fellows
Russell
Keystone Guard Banquet Draws Large Attendance
A banquet hosted by the Keystone Guard drew a large crowd on Thursday evening October 3. Local residents and visitors shared in the event and well wishes were exchanged.
Local Kane Visitors and Guests Reported
Gertrude Olson and J. M. Passinger called at Kane on Saturday. Mrs Gust Moberg visited her father John Gunnerson Friday. Minnie Carlson and Jennie Johnson went to Kane Saturday. Berdette Smith arrived from Kane Saturday, returning Sunday. Iver Stoneburg also a Kane caller. Ruby and Pearle Winkler were guests of their aunt Mrs Edward Gunnerson in Kane Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone Guard
Hulda Stoneburg
East Kane
Carl Pearson's
Kate Smith
Warren
Br. J. Arnold
Ida
Anna
Elmer Johnson
Philadelphia
Ella
Miss Emmit
Kane
Mae Libbey
Mary Osterman
Clarence Schofield
Smithport
Belle Passinger
Burdette Smith
E. J. Arnold
BR. D. Keeler
A. S. Passinger
Russell Satoriay- Mra
A.C. Arnold
Gertrude Olson
J. M. Passinger
Gust Moberg
John Gunnerson
Minnie Carlson
Jennie Johnson
Berdette Smith
Iver Stoneburg
Ruby and
Pearle Winkler
Edward Gunnerson
Cemetery Association meets at Free church in town
Oct 19 meeting at 2 30 p m for the David Curtis Cemetery Association to discuss important business. About 25 townspeople attended Friday night’s Corry concert via the trolley line. Various residents visited, moved, or purchased property, and Columbus Grange plans Pomona Day and Fair on Oct 26 with a 10 am session and 12 pm dinner. Our schools close next week for Warren county institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Curtis Cemetery Association
Free Church
Corry
Young
Belle Webb
Cambridge Springs
Wm. Messenger
Chas. Dodd
Sherman
Stacey Howard
Woodard
Anna Kelly
Massachusetts
Oliver Casler
Freehold
Columbus Grange
Pomona
Seward Rexford
Elmer Crosby
County Institute
Warren
Sugar Grove Community News Wrap
Miss Caroline Miller, age 82 and seriously ill, shows little improvement. Fred Langdon bought apples from the old David Wright farm now owned by Edson Phillips. The Sugar Grove council seeks bids to clean sidewalks of snow for winter. Albert Scott finished a cement sidewalk on West Main Street. Excess rainfall keeps fields muddy with crops at risk of total loss. Aldridge and Wilert report about fifteen hundred bushels of apples peeled at their new apple dryer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Miller
Fred Langdon
David Wright
Edson Phillips
Sugar Grove
Albert Scott
West Main Street
Messrs
Aldridge and
Wilert
New
Local Roundup From Quaker Hill and Nearby
Oct 12 notes from Quaker Hill report visits by George and W J Giltinan kin, headley trips to Warren, families visiting relatives in Russell Kane and East Kane, many locals called on W H Madigan, Abe Pearlstine and Abe Pearlstine’s Pittsburg link, and various shoppers and mill workers in Scandia and Akeley Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Giltinan
W.J. Giltinan
Local Notes From Elk County Farm and Social Roundup
Farmers report heavy rains delaying harvests as they thresh and dig potatoes. Jimmie Bennett and wife visit his mother briefly while W. O. Martin and his mother call on J. O. Lounsbury. A Scandia social last Friday drew a large crowd despite frost delaying corn cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk
J. O. Lounsbury
G. H. Marsh
H. B. Tillon
C. D. Outrid
Scandia
Jamestown families arrive to settle on Warren farms
Oct 15 report notes four new Jamestown families purchasing farms and planning to settle in the area. Local moves include Birt Foster considering buying W M Giltinan's farm, and Charles Knowlenger relocating to Kinzua for winter employment. Several social calls and visits are listed among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
O. E. Headley
Birt Foster
Perry Whitcomb
W. M. Giltinan
Charles Knowlenger
Kinzua
C. D. Outrid
Olive Feeney
Tidioute
Notable Enterprise in War Taft World Tour Coverage
The North American will send special correspondent Robert H. Murray and photographer Robert Lee Dunn on Secretary Taft worldwide trip. Their dispatches from Tokio promise exclusive illustrated reports and mail series of special articles detailing international diplomacy and travel milestones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
United States
Japan
Tokio
Robert H. Murray
Murray
Robert Lee Dunn
Collier’s
Messrs. Murray and
Dunn
Taft Around the World Tour Clarified in Brief
The article explains President Taft’s around the world expedition, detailing its purpose scope and diplomatic aims. It outlines scheduled stops and the expected significance for U S foreign policy and international relations.
Opium Ranked As Most Valuable Drug In Historical Note
A historical comparison places opium as the most valuable drug, with mercury and quinine following in estimated value.
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Cable Hollow
Wetmore
Columbus
Quaker Hill
Eugene Outrid
William Giltinan
Tillow
Hiram Lounsbury
Co. D. Outrid
G. Birt
Ackley Hollow
Bertha Passinger
John Allen
Delvora Chase
Karn Haukens
W. H. Madigan
Clarence Chase
Abe Pearlstine
Pittsburg
Verge Akeley
Ayer
Mark E. Coheen
Hyde Park
Maga
J.C. Aye
Lowell
Seanare Ayer
Germany
Margaret Shuler
Jacob, Jr
W. J
Wallace Outrid
August Whellings
North Warren
John Linstrom
Fred Cook
Jacob Shuler
Battenberg
Navy
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, Pa
Rexall
Siegfried
Jenny
Mamma
Papa
Aunt Susan
Lamina
York
Tribune
National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
the Mat
Werren
Matt
Warren Trust Company
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