Surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Hitchcock in Farmington
Farmington notes recount a 15 member birthday surprise for Mrs D B Hitchcock after church. D B Hitchcock lost three cows worth 400 dollars, found dead in pasture. Other items: Mrs Elizabeth Cowles recovering from hip injury, Emmagene Deveraux home after surgery, crops activity, typhoid recovery for Mr and Mrs Claud Griggs, and a veterans reunion with election of officers and a 100 person dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
D. B. Hitchcock
Elizabeth Cowles
Emmagene Deveraux
Jamestown
Claud Griggs
Grange Hall
C. R. Hodges
Association
E. W. Robinson
Busti
Clark Springer
B. A. Whiting
C. P. Hodges
Local notes from Bear Lake October events and obituaries
Bear Lake reports trips by Mr and Mrs A D Root and Mrs Ruth Cornish visiting Sherman Westfield and Salamanca. Rev Hulse moves to East Greely street. Union services at U B church with The Political Problem as topic. Miss Shatz and Miss Dawley visit Lottsville friends. U B church meeting held Oct 4. Surprise gifts and purse presented at Cornish home. J H Gardiner dies of consumption at home leaving widow and three children. W S Mitchell family moves from Erie to Robinson farm on Muzzy Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
A. D. Root
A. M. Root
Ruth Cornish
Sherman
Westfield
Salamanca
Hulse
M.W
Louis Brown
East Greely Street
Guy Cornish
U. B
Vergie Shatz
George Cornish
McIntyre
J. H. Gardiner
Charles
Leland
Margaret
W.S. Mitchell
Erie
Robinson
Muzzy Hill
Mail Advertising Request Sparks Subscriptions
An advertisement encourages readers to advertise in the Mail and to subscribe to MATL. The brief promotes readership growth and commercial support through ad placements and subscription signups.
Lounsburys Corners Busy Week Sees New Initiatives
Activities at Lounsburys Corners include Elk Grange initiating two candidates with a fourth degree effort planned for Oct 26. Visitors from Warren, Russell, and Oil City called on locals. C Adams plans a Tennessee winter. G H Marsh sold his farm. Zaidee Ackley marked her 51st birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lounsburys Corners
Percy Perkins
Russell
A. Schulyer
Warren
J.O. Lounsbury
C. J. Boyd
Oil City
South Penn Oil Company
Elk Grange
C. L. Martin
Warren and Corydon
Zaidee Ackley
C. Adams
Tennessee
O. E. Headley
G. H. Marsh
State Board tests fruit farm orchard experiments
Akeley reports the State Board set aside part of Grand View fruit farm apple orchard last spring for experiments. Now harvested apples interest the public as results emerge. John Marsh sells apples to Warren cold storage men at 50 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
State Board
Grand View Fruit Farm
John Marsh
Warren
Minnie Bradley
A. E. Ells
Cable Hollow
Edward Rawson
Centralia
Wash
Frewsburg
Charles Barney
McClure
Adolph Limburg
Bradford
Sylvia Fellows
Spring Creek Notes From Oct 11 Social Roundup
Mrs Ella Tucker and daughter Katherine head to Fort Meade Florida for the winter. Sam Peterson of Clymer visits his ill mother Mrs Susie Peterson. Clara Werle and Grace McDowell return to Corry after visiting G W Graham. Richard Wells moves to Corry and Glenn Eldred moves into Wells’s house. Howard Long departs for California. Katherine Tucker visits Mrs Luther Jewell’s for the winter. Mr and Mrs Jerome Sutton visit friends at Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Ella Tucker
Katherine
Fort Meade
Florida
Sam Peterson
Clymer
Susie Peterson
Clara Werle
Grace McDowell
Corry
G. W. Graham
Richard Wells
Glenn Eldred
Mr. Well
Howard Long
California
Mary Graham
Katherine Tucker
Luther Jewell
Jerome Sutton
Local People and Visits Across Town in Mid October
Tiona notes show Mrs E O McCune hosting the Clarendon Tea Chain on Friday. Robert Miller visited Erie friends Monday. Mrs Morrison returned from a two week Clarendon visit. Merle Hornell moved to Ludlow. Thomas McKallip came home from California today. Mr and Mrs M M Clapp returned Wednesday after a Maine summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
E. O. McCune
Clarendon
Robert Miller
Erie
Morrison
Merle Hornell
Ludlow
Thomas McKallip
California
M. Clapp
Maine
Local Visits Mark Patchen Hollow Weekend
Patchen Hollow notes a series of social visits. C L Daily and his mother from Thompson visited Oscar Johnson. Miss Lucy Johnson spent Saturday in Youngsville. Miss Lottie Lawson visited Ira Johnson. Roy Patchen and family visited his parents. Elmer Patchen returned from Jamestown. Miss Lillian Anderson visited Sunday. Miss Olive Palmer returned home Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patchen Hollow
C. L. Daily
Thompson
Oscar Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Youngsville
Lottie Lawson
Ira Johnson
Roy Patchen
Elmer Patchen
Jamestown
Lillian Anderson
Olive Palmer
Right Men Always on Hand Phrase Draws Comment
A quotation from the Exchange notes the decade sees the right people appearing to meet new needs, highlighting a striking trend in timely appointments and capability across sectors.
Local notices from Columbus reflect visits and travels
Columbus area residents and visitors are listed with trips to Jamestown Mayville Ashley Indiana and California. Names include Lillie Dewey George Clark Amy Curtis Belnap and Mary Walton. Social events include a Ladies Auxiliary reception and a WCTU program with volunteers and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Lillie Dewey
N. E. Dewey
Pittsburg
Carnegie
Gaylon Faulkner
Jamestown
H. Lopus
George Clark
Will Miner
Sugar Grove
Jim
Frank Russell
Corry
Frank Gordon
Guy Gordon
Maybern
Emerson
Murdock
Spartansburg
Frank Emerson
B. A. West
Joseph Perkins
Will Scrambling
Amy Curtis Belnap
Meadville
Emmet Curtis
A. A. Dalton
Meals
Oil City
R. C. Meals
Emmet
Mary Walton
Auxilary
Trial List Set For Week Of October 28 1912
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren county Pennsylvania schedules seven civil actions for trial the week beginning October 28 1912. Parties include Ediza I Henry vs Sumner E Grr K M Love doing business as Love Manufacturing Co vs Samuel Peterson L W King and E J Kelley doing business as Big Cove Lumber Co Jerome I Buck vs Charles Walter Smith Warren Business College George Drake vs Henry Holtz Tony Wagner vs Warren James town Street Railway Co C L Wendt vs George W Buhl Curtis M Shawkey vs George H Marsh Fred Matchee vs Ketko Koezer Mike Lemon Harry Jordan John Dzu ma Fred Borowski noted. Prothonotary H M Putnam. Oct 3 10-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Ediza I. Henry
Sumner E. Grr
K. M. Love
Love Manufacturing Company
Samuel Peterson
L. W. King
E. J. Kelley
Big Cove Lumber Company
Jerome I. Buck
Charles Walter Smith
Warren Business College
George Drake
Henry Holtz
Tony Wagner
Warren & Jamestown Street Railway Co
C. L. Wendt
George W. Buhl
Curtis M. Shawkey
George H. Marsh
Fred Matchee
Ketko Koezer
Mike Lemon
Harry Jordan
John Dzuma
Fred Borowski
H. M. Putnam
Prothonotary
Advertising briefs on printing and office forms
A compact assortment of cards billheads circulars auction show bills pamphlets law blanks briefs blank books and labels offered at reasonable prices to buyers seeking stationary and printing supplies.
New Dyspepsules Offer Quick Relief for Indigestion
Our doctor discovers a simple inexpensive treatment for indigestion. Dyspepsules provide fast relief from heart burn belching sour stomach and nausea. Drugget can obtain Dyspepsules or send 2 cents for a trial treatment to Poctarlomnis Drug Co. 141 Liberty St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poctarlomnis Drug Co
Liberty St
New York City
Printing Services Announcement
Auction bills syrup labels and letter heads all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
Bears Ill Friend 50 Miles Through Maine Woods
W. S. Cowing a Philadelphia teacher and Charles Claxton Jr. faced a crushing Arctic trek in Maine and Capadian woods. Claxton, struck by a severe cold that turned into fever, required overland fifty mile carries after a shattered canoe and dwindling provisions. Cowing, though exhausted, reached St. Pomphile Quebec with the delirious, weakened Claxton. Claxton stands over six feet tall, Cowing is thirty six and teaches in Germantown Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Cowing
Charles Claxton, Jr
Charles Claxton
Philadelphia
Maine
Capadian
Claxton
St. Pomphile
Quebec
Cowing
Canada
Germantown
Coal price rise boosts profits for independents
Wilkes Barre reports another coal price hike as independent operators set stove and nut coal at 5.35 per ton fob mine, up one dollar from prior levels. Large firms stay bound to 3.75 per ton under contract and rush output to Canada before navigation closes. Independent M. J. Healey quotes Buffalo dealer ordering 5.35 and forecasts 5.50 if demand endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes-Barre
M. J. Healey
Buffalo
Mr. Healey
300000 FOR THE POOR Ryan Left Estate to Aid Sixth Ward Destitute
The will of Thomas J. Ryan, Democratic leader and amusement promoter who died Oct. 6, leaves income to his widow and the residue to be given at her death to the St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Augustine's church. The fund supports the Sixth ward's needy residents and the estate is valued at about 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Thomas J. Ryan
Ryan
Select Council
Dunkirk Seventy Nine Voters Dead Reported
A Dunkirk report from the clerk’s office for the Bureau of Vital Statistics lists 79 Dunkirk voters dead since November 1 of the previous year. The notice highlights mortality among local residents and underscores voter eligibility concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkirk
Gley Clerk’s Ofice
Btreau
Neatly Caught Angler Case Sparked by Riverside Reunion
An angler, unsure if he lost or misplaced a gold cigarette-case, kept silent for two years. A piscatorial acquaintance later asked about the item and quipped that the finder had located the case. The tale ends with a wry remark about a wife’s faith in her husband and her powder rag.
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
Benjamin Franklin
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
State of
Maine Woods
New York
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