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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1903
Page
8
Salamanca applies for mail carriers as Sugar Grove visitors travel by rail to Warren and Youngsville amid local political and social notes. Bequests to Chautauqua Assembly prompt calls for permanent management while arrests, elections, and fairs unfold across Forest and surrounding counties.
Elton C. Means and Mabelle S. Romans, both of Corydon, wed at West Randolph on October 15 with Rev. Isaac Hodgkins officiating. Reception at Mrs. Salome Means home featured music by locals, gifts, and socializing. I.O.O.F. dance later. Rebekahs plan a taffy pull.
Young people seeking education for business or teaching will find Clarion State Normal School well suited. The instruction is thorough and expenses are very low.
On Tuesday October 27 Scott Durlin executor offers for sale at the L A Page farm in Pittsfield Township horses wagons buggies harnesses and many farm implements as part of probate proceedings.
Headwear shop Miss Sill's offers a full range of hats and accessories as Catt patrons browse styles and finalize selections. Store promotes personal fittings and seasonal collections for men women and children.
Oct 12 reunion at Addis Johnson home gathers descendants of W. G. Howard of Columbus Warren County and Daniel Howard of Beaverdam Erie County. 88 year old Mrs. Hulda Howard Johnson attends with son Addis as out of town visitors from Smethport Titusville Tiona and Corry. Vistors and local moves noted including storm damage to John Bailey home and Fremont Way moving to Irvington.
Oct 19 report notes a new street car that seats about forty passengers. Visitors Henry Gregory and wife of Findley Lake visited relatives here last week. Mrs Ed Jackson and Mrs Swanson drove to Warren. Andrew Peterson is building a brick residence on South Main. George Hopkins near completion on brick home. Harvey Jackson golden wedding Oct 17 with about two hundred guests. Reig's Orchestra from Warren played. Irve Johnson and family from Warren staying with her father C W Chandler.
Mrs Gertrude Kemp held a millinery opening on Saturday October 17. Cecil Thompson of Bailey Hill has scarlet fever and his school closed until after the Warren Institute. W E Rice visited relatives last Sunday. Ira Bendley repaired his house. C S 8 C Circle organized at Mrs A E Rice home with officers Mrs A E Rice president Prof L J Oakes vice president Miss Genevieve Carr secretary Mrs Gertrude Kemp treasurer Prof L J Oakes critic. First meeting set for Saturday October 24. Dr J E Jordans Dental Parlors Hoffman Block appointments via 295 B Bell Phone.
Titus Supply Co in Warren Pennsylvania advertises for an industrious trustworthy young man to learn store duties. Allen sits feet at 221 Liberty Street advertises best job printing at the mail office.
County clippings report that Brokenstraw Grange will host a harvest feast on October 24 starting at noon with a potluck and prizes for best fruit or vegetables. An afternoon literary program of music recitations and reading is planned for 1 30 PM and open to members and families.
The Grandin Lumber Co of Tidioute buys 12 000 acres of virgin pine timber in President township Venango County from the President Oil Co. The tract, part of late RE E Clapp holdings, is slated for a modern plant with band saws edgers planers and related facilities to harvest the timber.
A Southern editor extols the apple as the most democratic fruit. He contrasts it with the pomegranate grape orange peach and pear, calling the apple a symbol of country stores and US towns. He admires its New England South and Midwest flavors and its wholesome, fellowship fostering nature.
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