Local Notes From Corry And Vicinity This Week
Sreixe Crewe, Oct 16, has moved into a tan nery company house. Mr and Mrs Gieen Wynn move from Corry to live with his brother Alta Wran. Willem Biers boards with Cipte John Hines. Lee Rotiman nightly watch. Corry visitor Weinester. City Peterson west Cambridge Springs last Thursday. Spring Creek Band went to Garland last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Will Pencer visited Conny Saturday and Sunday. James Adams returned from P Youngeville after visiting his niece. A busking bee held at Ale Dilenes Saturday. Mrs Jokn 3 dKay Trietat FP EK. Hryere Saturday. Nelize Clark of Corry visited her parents Sunday. Mrs Geo Hazenstaf is very sick and Dr L Grer of Ciasrnd Gas will have her taken to Emergency hospital at Warren. Mrs Clara Werle and daughters George of Youngsville returned home Saturday after visiting their mother Mrs Mary Graham for 2 months. Mrs Susie Peterson returned home from Wattsburg and Belle Valley where she visited her daughters. F E Hyer trip to Bine Eve Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Rotiman
Corry
Ciyée Peterson
Cambridge Springs
Spring Creek
Garland
Will
Conny
Wile Clamcy
Miss Haines
James Adams Bee
P Youngeville
John Day
Jokn
Nelize Clark
Geo. Hazenstaf
Ll. Grer
Ciasrnd Gas
Warren
Clara Werle
George
Youngsville
Mary Graham
Obituary noting John Webster's death in East Braxca
John Webster the youngest son of Mr and Mrs Charlie Webster died at Corry hospital on Friday October 13 from blood poisoning after weeks of illness He was 71 and survived by his parents two brothers Daniel of Union City and Fred of Corry besides many relatives The funeral was at East Branch with Rev Garmell conducting and interment in East Branch cemetery The Gowers were among mourners and a piece from Climax shop in Corry noted his former employment Neighbors spoke of his fine character and the parents’ grief Also mentioned are social notes of Wm Whiteley in Cambridge Cena Strong returning from the grape country George and Harry Patterson visiting W D Mitchells Mrs Maude Hemingway of Corry visiting their farm and their grandson visiting home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Braxca
John Webster
Charlie Webster
Corry Hospital
Daniel
Union City
Fred
Corry
East Branch
Garmell
East Branch Cemetery
John
Wm. Whiteley
Cambridge
Cena Strong
George
Harry Patterson
Akeley Hollow Community Notes Include Visits and Illness
Ciara Lanienberger visits her parents at Akeley Hollow and the family records multiple local calls. Mrs Gertrude Henry from Jamestown visits Gilbert Clark’s family while Mrs Martins Morgen remains ill. schoolteacher Miss Mamie Barber is ill and J B Cumbersom teaches in her absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eas Akeley
Russell
Gertrude Henry
Jamestown i
Gilbert Clark
Hunter
Dankie Hollow
Ea Vansile
and Wiieré Helix
Mount Oak notes and local visits in Oct
Movest Oax reports funeral in East Branch for John Webster on Sunday. Mrs. S. A. Oviatt plans two weeks in Youngsville visiting relatives. Hale Brightman attended W. C. T. O. Convocation in Warren last week. Corbran of Oil City visiting friends there recently. Leroy Barnes welcomes a baby boy born October 11. Lafe Oviatt and son Clarton visited Martian Lanning in Dotyville Sunday. Manda Robinson of East Branch visited Young and family. A Hutchison family from Sanford moved to Jack Bennett farm here. Ed Young was in Oil City last week. Juiz Shipman, Mrs. Frank Nichols and Treva Cochran visited the Cochran family in Eagle Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oax
John Webster
East Branch
S. A. Oviatt
Youngsville
Hale Brightman
Warren
W. C. T. O. Convession
Wo. Corbran
Leri Barnes
Lafe Oviatt
Clarton
Martian Lanning
Dotyville
Manda Robinson
Young
A. Hutchison
Sanford
Jack Bennett
Ed Young
Oil City
Juiz Shipman
Frank Nichols
Treva
Fred Cochran
Eagile
Local Social Notes from Freehold Area Entertainments
Mrs Flora Allen entertains her granddaughter Margaret Irvine and others. Mr and Mrs John Clark and daughter of Sugar Grove visit Mrs M Clark. Chas Wilson of Lottsville in town. Verse Allen of Youngsville visits his mother. Chas Wynn plans Jamestown visit. Hettie Anderson improving. Warren Mead returns from the west. Sugar Grove and Niobe residents visit friends. Wm Slitter from Johnstown visits family.
Harvest notes and social visits at Lounsbury's Corners
Farm activity dominates the scene with bumper crops of potatoes corn buckwheat and apples in the fall. Local residents reported visits and moves including Warren visitor G H Marst selling property at auction and E D Everts renovating two farms.
Hornpipes and their English origins in dance and sailors' tunes
The hornpipe derives its name from a wind instrument and furnishes tune filled strains for a country dance that began in England. The sailors hornpipe is the version more familiar to Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bear Lake Residents Note Local Agency Change
Bear Lake October 12 In Bear Lake Mr Frank acts as agent replacing Mr Carr who moves to Kennedy New York as Erie Railroad agent Bear Lake long time agent Carr will be missed by friends at his new home Bell Hawkins spent a week at home and Westfield then returned to Niagara Falls where he is employed Mrs Vic Robinson and Miss Ona Dorn traveled to Niagara Falls and New York City to visit relatives Tom Brown from Corry Will Sherman and Mrs Babcock of Lakewood stayed with Henry Thornton E G Hayrkins visited Corry Tuesday Will Whipple and wife spent a few days at Forestville visiting friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Frank
Carr
Kennedy
N. Y
Erie Rairoad
Erie Railroad
Bell Hawkins
Westfield
Niagara Falls
Vic Robinson
Ona Dorn
New York City
Tom Brown
Corry
Will Sherman
Babcock
Lakewood
Henry Thorntons
E. G. Hayrkins
Will Whipple
Forestville
Tidioute Notes Septembers and Local Weddings in October
Tidionte residents share news of visits and social events. Fred P. Gilbert and Grace Homser wed in Youngsville October 12 and will reside there. Lydia Merkle and Ralph Smutz announce their October 14 betrothal. A. McGraw sells his grocery stock to J. Whittemore and moves to McGraw. A lecture by Joza W Slaytor stirs Socialist interest. The Patriotic Sons of America plan Labor Day style events on Halloween night with a parade and masked ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Merkle
Lydia
Ralph Smutz
Leslie Kinnear
Avé
Minnigh
M. E. Church
Minnie Lewis
Warren
Tidionte
Melvin Miequist
Fageodas
A. McGraw
J. Whittemore
Hickory
McGraw
Clarence Jury
Jnna Swanson
Gus Lawson
Fred Jones
City
Olean
Frank Crippen
Daugsters
Evelyn
Frances
Vivian
Grand Valley
Tidioute
Patriotic Sons of America
Washington Camp
Arcadia
Accused Wife Tells Story After Arraignment
In Ontonagon Michigan Mrs Charles S Stannard describes years of privation and hard work after her arraignment on a murder charge for allegedly poisoning her husband with strychnine. She says her husband was abusive when intoxicated and mentions suspicions of foul play raised by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontonagon
Mich
Charles S. Stannard
George Drother
T J FOLEY and railroad freight handlers
T J Foley and handlers of Railroad Freight specialize in heavy moving and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A A Davis 1 Co. Telephone connections N Y and P Co No 2B Warren Tel Co No 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Davis 1 Co
Warren Tel. Co
Eyewear Specialist Offers 24 Years Experience
In a State of Eyestrain There is no safer or more sure remedy than correctly fitted glasses. My 24 years experience is at your service and I guarantee satisfaction at an honest cost. Office at 348 Penn Ave West over Citizens National Bank Rooms 78, hours 9 am to 8 pm, Sunday by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
After La Grippe Relief Promises From Dr Miles
Mrs Alvin H Locks of Seabrook New Hampshire reports lingering after effects from La Grippe. She describes head pains and heavy head weight with sleeplessness and body jerks. She credits Dr Miles nervous and liver products with cure and notes friends found similar benefits. She warns lingering weakness can invite pneumonia and similar troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Alvin H. Locks
Seabrook
N. H
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine Ad Promises Guarantee
Dr Miles Restorative Nervine should be taken for a period to restore nerve strength. The product is sold by all druggists with a money back guarantee if the first bottle does not benefit. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Tresspass Signs From Warren Mail Office For Sale
Tresspass signs forbidding entry offered for sale at The Warren Mail office Warren P premises at 10 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Mail Office
Warren, P
Print shop ad promissory note
Auction bills syrup labels and all kinds of job printing promptly and reasonably done at The Mail Office.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Toder
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conakro
Ceshier
F.K. Russell
Kk. H. Winger. Tellier
Warren, Penn’a
Sreixe Crewe
Cifford Wels
Tannery Company
Gieen Wynn Heave
Alta Wran
Willem Biers
Cipte
John Hines
The
Susie Peterson
Wattsburg
Belie Valley
F. E. Hyer
Bine
HAST
Akeley Hollow
Azzizz Bollow
Ciara Lanienberger
Fox Bill
Priday Anc
Anf
Monroe
Frei Lanienbnrger
Fou Hai
L. G. Adams
Cort- Planter
G. E. Adams
Ida Vansile
Warren Tu
Mount Oak
Freehold
Lounsbury's Corners
Lounsevey
Coxnexs
G. H. Marst
C. Strand
Jos. Fellows
Cable Hollow
J. O. Lounsbury
C. L. Martin
Grape
Seerry Whitman
Portal
Harry Peary
Jamestown
John Fish
Frewsburg
E. D. Everts
Eugene Outred
Clare LaDow
Floyd Akeley
Wallace Outred
Mra EK. D. Gibb
Woc Nies
Florence Brown
Fred P. Gilbert
Grace Homser
Youngeville
Slabtown
Julian Swanson
Harry Anderson
Florence Anderson
Melvin Rosequist
Fagundas
W. D. Frisbe
Morrison Hill
A. Crill
Free Methodist Church
Mary Ann Gilbert
Grace Houser
TES
T. J. Foley
Prof
H.B. Hyde
A. O. VA
Optometrist
Warren, PA
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
la Grippe
LaGrippe
Dr. Miles
Chichester
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