County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice to correspondents requires weekly delivery by Tuesday and signed letters. Names will not be published unless requested. Do not write on both sides of the paper.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1907
Page
8
Local residents and visitors noted around town
Mrs. W C Imel of Tionesta visited her mother Mrs. Helen Arthur. Mrs. Alice Williams of Corydon stayed in town with friends. Henry Muntz delivered potatoes and apples to North Clarendon. L C Walters and son Elias came from Warren. Edwin Shaffer Norma Shaffer and Ruth Fogle of Kingua visited the school. Mrs. Henry Arthur of Akeley with Edna stayed a few days. Mr and Mrs J C Kimball left for Niagara Falls and then South Haven Mich. The teachers institute caused a weeklong break for students. J E Morse spent Sunday with family. Mrs C D Seaman and Lena Hoop visited Warren. Frank Marsh hauled potatoes to Glade, selling at 75c per bushel. Mrs J M Hook and children visited relatives in Warren. Vol Hinton returns from Hastings Pa. C M Bergstrom visited Warren. Mrs May Reeves and daughter visited Warren. R E Green and wife visited Corydon. Mrs M J Handley of Warren came to town. Mr N S Holt and Hallie Martin quietly married last week. they plan to live in Kinzua. Friends wish the couple long, happy lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Imel
Tionesta
Helen Arthur
Alice Williams
Corydon
Henry Muntz
North
Clarendown
L. C. Walters
Elias
Warren
Edwin English
Norma Shaffer
Ruth Fogle
Kingua
Henry Arthur
Akeley
Edna
J. C. Kimbal
Niagara Falls
South Haven
Mich
Shaffer
Teachers’ Institute
J. E. Morse
C. D. Seaman
Lena Hoop
Frank Marsh
Glade
J. M. Hook
Hinton
Hastings
C. M. Bergstrom
May Reeves
R. E. Green
Local Notes From Oct 28 Including Cattle Shipment and Socials
John Ayers shipped a carload of fine cattle to Buffalo and left for the sale. A Saturday evening party was held in K O T M hall with music by Prof. Tubbs Matteson and Paige. Several residents and visitors, including Clinton Manore from Columbus, were noted for hunting and social visits. Matteson Bros run a cider and jelly mill. hunters are said to be more plentiful than game this year. Mrs Warner is ill. Mrs Paige is on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ayers
Buffalo
K. O. T. M. Hall
J. L. Tubbs
Matteson
Paige
Clinton Manore
Columbus
Glen Donaldson
Frank Wheelock
Sugar Grove
W. L. Greeley
Beck Tanning Co
Jack Gray
W. D. Donaldson
P. A. Middleton
S. S. Clough
W.D. Donaldson
S. Clough
Sam Myers
West Spring Creek
John Forehman
W.L. Greeley
Sarah
Corry
Apple growers ship carloads as harvest continues
Oct 28 report notes the apple dryer idle while proprietors gather apples from multiple orchards they purchased. F D Wheelock of this place and Fred Langdon of Medina NY shipped several carloads from here over the past week. Dr W D Wellman and family of Jamestown visited Dan Stuart's last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Wheelock
Fred Langdon
Medina
N.Y
W. D. Wellman and Family
Jamestown
Dan Stuart
Local residents conduct business in Warren last Tuesday
J. G. McDonald, John McLean and wife, John Stuart, Donald Stuart, D. H. Wright and Geo. A. Woodside transacted business at Warren last Tuesday. Pardon Davis has the repairing on his house nearly finished and the appearance of the house is much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. McDonald
John McLean
John Stuart
Donald Stuart
D. H. Wright
Geo. A. Woodside
Warren
Pardon Davis
Financial Panic Eased by Morgan Leadership and Trust Moves
The money squeeze eased as Mr. Morgan led a united effort to strengthen the system and a Clearing House like trust committee restored confidence. Treasury relief boosted deposits and signaled more funds. Stock market declines abated with retail trade remaining active nationwide. rail earnings up 6.8 percent in October. Bank exchanges were weaker in New York but stronger elsewhere. October commercial failures total 9,536,976 dollars with 252 US failures that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Trust Company
Clearing
Stock Exchange
New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Water Company Objects to City Takeover Under State Law
The Venango Water Company has filed an answer in Franklin court opposing the city’s proceedings to seize the plant under the 1907 act. Attorney John N. Nesbit argues constitutional grounds, claiming private property cannot be taken without just compensation, and notes the 1857 and 1874 acts require the municipality to pay net costs plus interest. The company contends dividends have not reached 8 percent in any five year period and hints at a vigorous defense.
Births in Warren Two Local Families Welcome Babies
NouaAn born October 29, 1907 to Mr and Mrs John J Nolan a daughter. Stone born October 29, 1907 to Mr and Mrs O D Stone a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NouaAn
Warren
John J. Nolan
Stone
O. D. Stone
Bounty Blanks for Sale at Tar Mat Office
A Tar Mat office lists bounty blanks for sale. The notice indicates available blanks and sale terms for procurement by readers or local agencies. Prices and contact details are shown for interested buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Mat
Married Couples Tie The Knot In Regional Ceremonies
A series of 1907 wedding announcements details ceremonies across Warren and nearby towns. Percy Waters Wilkins wed Harriett Luella Cowan in Warren with 150 guests and gifts including a Steinway piano for the groom. Other unions include Guernsey Taylor in York Pa Cornwall Carlson Boardman Sandberg Carlson Nelllis Weigel Geigerich in Warren Jamestown and Frewsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
York
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bishop Spaulding
Utah
A. R. Taylor
George Thacher Guernsey, Jr
Independence
Kan
Joyce Haviland Taylor
Obituary Notes from Warren Area Falls in October 1907
Died. Susan T. Daggett aged 84 at Los Angeles October 22 1907. She taught at Warren Academy and contributed to Warren's growth for over sixty years. Nancy Stoke aged 26 died October 24 1907 at Warren after six weeks illness. Survived by husband Clem Stoke two children and siblings. Anna Mc Grath 16 died October 27 1907 at Emergency Hospital Warren. Funeral from St Josephs church. Maria Morrisons 84 died October 24 1907 at Morrisons Pennsylvania. Funeral from home and interment Kinzua cemetery. Anna May Vanderbilt 20 died October 27 1907 Warren. Melissa Reynolds 68 died October 24 1907 Corry Pennsylvania leaves six children. Georgia Moore sister of Fred Dietsch and Charles Pepperman died October 22 1907 Pittsburg. Interment Lock Haven Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Susan T. Daggett
Daggett
Warren
Warren Academy
Stoke
Nancy Stoke
Clem Stoke
Poplar Street
Oakland
Kinzua
Vanderbilt
Anna May
D. C. Vanderbilt
South Street
Massive landslide buries Karatagh town in Bokarhas
A Tashkend cable reports Karatagh in Bokarhas destroyed by a mountain slide after the October earthquakes. Over 1 500 residents are buried with the governor and his mother the only confirmed survivors. Communication with the stricken district is cut off and details will take days to emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tashkend
Turkestan
Karatagh
Bokarhas
Samarkand
Russian Turkestan
Woodbury to Work in West Virginia Lumber Woods
Guy Woodbury departs today to join lumber camps in West Virginia for the winter season. He will be employed cutting and sorting logs under local foremen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Woodbury
West Virginia Lumber Woods
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Sugar Run
M. J. Handley
N. S. Holt
Hallie Martin
Spring Creek
Ayer
J. C. Ayer Co
Lowell, Laza
Cornwell—Carlson
J. C. Carlson
Frewsburg
N. Y
M. W. Stone
Manley HH. Cornwell
Florence V. Carlson
Boardman—Sandberg
R. F. Pickard
J. P
Marc II. Boardman
Mabel A. Sandberg
Wrightsville, Pa
Carlson—Nellis
L. L. Hanchett
C. Emil Carlson
Lulu Nellis
West Line
Rubens Infants
Rubens
California
Comforts
Ecru
C. H. Smith Co., Ltd
Warren, PA
Rexall
Siegfried
Pennsylvania Railroad
Altoona
Pittsburg Dispatch
Chas. Engard
Tribune
National Illustrated
Agricultural Weekly
The
Mat
Matt
Warren Trust Company
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