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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
8
Walton farm sale and local news from Warren
The Walton farm near Warren was sold on Oct 15 to Lawrence, John and Charles Colegrove. Mrs. Honor Parmilee visited her sister Mrs. Bell Baker. Butter stolen from the creamery last Monday night. Jurors Baker and Brown drawn for U S court in Pittsburg. A man's body found near the railroad bridge later identified in Plymouth, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor Parmilee
Warren
Bell Baker
Walton Farm
Lawrence
John
Charles Colegrove
B. A. West
Market Street
W. H. Muzzy
Gertrude Monroe
Alice
Doris Allen
L. E. Walker
Bear Lake
Foye
Edinboro
Lulu Covel
Seward Clark
Ll. C. Baker
C. E. Brown
U. S. Court
Pittsburg
Plymouth
Village News Highlights From Irvine Community
Oct 22 notes show Miss Allie Walters from Buffalo visiting her parents, Henry and Mrs Walters, while Fred Hindman of Petrolia PA joins W A Van Dyke family. Local deaths, church Ladies Aid reorganization, first snow, and a glimpse into 1829 Irvine post office records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Walters
Buffalo
Henry Walters
Fred Hindman
Petrolia
W. A. van Dyke
Mary
Virginia
Barney Snow
West Virginia
William Cooney
Lawrence
Guy McKinney
C. A. McKinney
Youngsville Cemetery
J. P. Burns
M. EK
C. J. Sampson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Anna H. O'Brian
C. Price
Mary van Dyke
Mr. Bridge
Kane Area Social Roundup Highlights List of Local Callers
Local residents from Kane and surrounding towns visited relatives and friends in East Kane Ludlow Warren and Russell. Notable names include Mr. and Mrs. Gust Winkler Mrs W H Madigan Ruth Gatewood Elin Lundin and others with several trips to Kane for visits and social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starmer
East Kane
Gust Winkler
Kane
W. H. Madigan
Russell
Fred Newark
Warren
Abe Perlestine
Pittsburg
J. M. Passinger
Ruth Gatewood
Elin Lundin
Ludlow
Clarence Chase
E. J. Arnold
Berdette Smith
James Dunn
Gust Moburg
Ruby Winkler
Edward Gunnerson
Gertrude Olson
Minnie Carlson
John Passinger
Floyd and Herald
Frank Arnold
Walter Dandois
Arthur Lindahl
Iver Stoneburg
John Olson
Belle Passinger
Martin Jerman
Erie
A. S. Passinger
Harry Vansile
Monroe Passinger
Carl Pearson
B.D. Keeler
Jennie Johnson
Hulda Stoneburg
Local residents embark on travels and work shifts
Oct 22 notes show H B Tillow leaving for Olean with daughter Mrs C D Outrid who plans a week visit. James Bennett heads to Sheffield for work. A new stage route begins Scandia to Corydon twice weekly. Clinton Beach returns to Bone Run for winter work. S L Walling and sister Hattie visit brother S L Walling in Corydon. Headley conducts Warren business. Outrid and Jacob Shuler travel to Corydon. Mrs J Miller and daughter Mrs Bennett visit Kate Lounsbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Tillow
Olean
C. D. Outrid
Bone Run
Ll. H. Walling
Hattie
S. L. Walling
Corydon
O. EK. Headley
Warren
C. A. Outrid
Jacob Shuler
J. Miller
Mrs. Bennett
Kate Lounsbury
Local Social Notes from Cable Hollow District
Mae Sumner and Floyd visited Mrs. Mary Whatford on Thursday. W C T U met with Mrs. Rhoda Fox. Mary McCoy and Ruth visited Frewsburg. Draton and Earl of Warren stayed with Mr. Smith’s family. Elmogene Fellows and Pearl Fellows visited Frewsburg. The First U B Quarterly meeting for the coming year was held Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Sumner
Floyd
Mary Whatford
Rhoda Fox
This Place
Mary McCoy
Ruth
Frewsburg
W. Draton
Earl
Warren
Smith
Ekmogene Fellows
Pearl Fellows
U. B
Russell visitors and local gatherings noted
Mrs E Fellows visited Russell on Saturday. Mrs C Hayward of Russell attended the quarterly meeting. Ada Rhulman of North Warren visited her mother Sunday. Mrs E Sumner was in the Valley. Mr and Mrs Frank Conklin visited James Whatford for a few days. Jefferson Sears visited Frewsburg Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Sears of Akeley passed through the Valley Sunday en route to Fox Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fellows
Russell
C. Hayward
This Place
Ada Rhulman
North Warren
E. Sumner
Frank Conklin
James Whatford
Jefferson Sears
Frewsburg
Henry Sears
Akeley
Fox Hill
Property transfers across multiple towns in small sums and estates
A list of real estate transfers and estates including E O Emerson to F M Dickerson for Mead, 1. Dickerson to McMichael at Mad, 500. John A Day to P D Swanson at Youngsville, 1. Amelia Cutler to Claud C Bevier at Eldred, 650. and others in Warren, Conewango, Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Columbus, Kinzua, Russell, Elk, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Emerson
F. M. Dickerson
Mead
B. F. McMichael Et al
Mad
John A. Day
P. D. Swanson
Youngsville
Claud L. Price
Fred C. Bogart
Pittsfield
Amelia Cutler
Claud C. Bevier
Eldred
E. J. Fellows
Helen C. Reynolds
Kinzua
Wm. Spinner
Wm. D. Johnson
Warren
John Best
Jane Best Et al
Conewango
Alonzo Cole
C.w.briggs
Russell
J. H. Whiteley
Edwin P. Clark
Spring Creek
Karl J. Siggins
Laura M. Jackson
Sarah McCormick
Mattie D. Mead
Ernest C. Swanson
The Coming Election Activates Republican Voter Duty
An editorial urges every Republican to vote the full ticket on the first Tuesday in November. It warns against voter indifference in the off year and stresses turnout to ensure a Republican victory and to show Pennsylvania’s steadfast support for John O. Sheatz and the party in the presidential year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Sheatz
Pennsylvania
Derrick
Judge Rules in Clearfield County Sheriff Vote Case
Judge Smith of Clearfield County upheld Sheriff Allen’s right to vote in Houtzdale, ruling the relocation of his family to the county seat did not strip him of citizenship there. The decision orders Houtzdale election officials to count his ballot at the upcoming election, barring reversal by a higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Smith
Clearfield County
Houtzdale
Allen
Clearfield
Smith
Vote Early for Sheatz Keefer and Team
Mobilize for November 5th by urging participation in the Republican slate. Encourage readers to cast ballots and ensure neighbors vote early, showing continued party enthusiasm and civic engagement.
Railroad Pays $100000 Monthly To Oil City Workers
The Oil City Derrick reports the Pennsylvania Railroad Company disburses $100,000 each month to its Oil City employers and the train crews operating the Oil City to Buffalo and Oil City to Olean routes. An editorial in a Philadelphia paper examines what Hughes stands for and notes he is valued for what he declines to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
That City
Buffalo
Olean
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hughes
Philadelphia
Kansas City Star
Hall Caine Described as Successful Farmer
A London journal notes Hall Caine as a successful farmer with near universal skill in some task, reflecting high regard for his practical abilities. The Louisville Courier Journal carries the nugget as a brief profile item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
London Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Conceit is a poor booster
A terse note lists phrases such as Ring off the Fairbanks cocktail and Legal blanks at Mar Office indicating a jumble of clipped sayings or ad copy from a vintage page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar
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County Letters
Columbus
Irvine
Wetmore
Lewis Wallin
Germany
Cable Hollow
Dandruff
Ayer
J.C. A
Mann
Sheatz, Keefer
Fairbanks
Beacon
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, PA
Foxall Kidney Cure
Rexall
Siegfried
New Idea Woman’s
New York
Tribune
National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
the Mat
Mam
Warren Trust Company
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