Salamanca to get motor car line and notable local notices
Neighborhood notes report Salamanca will gain a motor car line. Bris county jail houses 84 prisoners with about half to be tried when court opens Sept 12. The Bucktails and 112th Regiment survivors plan reunions at Lock Haven and Jamestown. The Enterprise school opened with Miss McIntyre and Miss Gilson teaching. Counterfeit money circulates in Bradford harming merchants. Jamestown’s new government building nears occupancy as post office furnishings proceed. A gas well near Elk To on Hodge Run pleases owners. The B R and P Railway ends pay car use, pays by checks. Franklin fire department seeks raise to 12 monthly. Venango teachers’ institute and Erie county institute underway. Judge Walling handles 54 divorce cases. commissioners gather testimony. Jamestown Morning Post to mark third anniversary with industrial review. Chautauqua lost and found bureau records 704 items. 307 unclaimed mostly small value. Mystic Shriners plan Oct 12 visit to Bradford. Erie schools prepare agriculture study. Waterford class of 75 to host a visiting instructor. J A Higber of Franklin jailed for three marriages but released. proposal to make him support all three wives. J C Sibley to open campaign Sept 29 at Monarch Park with barbecue. speakers include James Sherman. Warren escapes a tornado but endures heavy rain as fatal wind claims three at Stockton.
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Salamanca
Briz County
Bucktails
Lock Haven
112Th Regiment
N. Y. W. Infantry
Jamestown
Enterprise
Erie County
Waterford
Wisconsin
J. A. Higber
Franklin
New York State
Higbee
J. C. Sibley
Monarch Park
Oil City
Jas. Sherman
New York
Warren
Chautauqua Lake
Stockton
Chautauqua County
Orrin Dalrymple
Austin E. Peirce
Ina Scott
Youngsville County Notes Touch Family Gatherings and Local Happenings
In Youngsville Ava on September 29 a family gathering at Mr and Mrs B Schnell on East Main celebrated reunions after fourteen years for two brothers. Obituary notes Ad Gross 55 died at State Hospital Warren and was moved to Youngsville for funeral at Mrs Thomas Casey’s home. Other items report visits, teaching assignments, road and sewer improvements, a streetcar grading push, a train incident near the depot, and local court cases pending in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Ava
B. Schnell
East Main Street
Ad. Gross
George Gross
State Hospital
Warren
W. H. Shortt
Chautauqua
B. B. Siggins
Chautauqua Lake
J. B. White
Garner Mead
Second Street
Minnie Russell
Campbell Hill
Lou Weiderholdt
Charley Henry
Jacobs
Jackson
George Ward
Charley Brown
Sheffield
D. A
Sugar Grove
Webb-Filer
Edinboro Normal Offers Courses In Music Oratory Art
Principal Joan F. Bigler invites applicants to Edinboro Normal for courses in music oratory art and business. The notice highlights available programs and invites interested students to enroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro Normal
Scranton Cady Family Reunion Held in Lander
The first annual Scranton and Cady reunion occurred at Lavern Hinsdale’s home in Lander Pennsylvania last Saturday August 27 with about eighty relatives and friends. Officers elected for the year included President William Scranton Vice President E D Stewart Secretary Treasurer Elnora Scranton and Historian Mrs Della Scranton. A program followed and plans for next year’s gathering at William Scranton’s home were announced.
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Scranton-Cady
Scranton
Elnora Scranton
Della Scranton
Wm. Scranton
Lander
Wedding Stationery Promoted by MaIL Office Ad
The MaIL office promotes wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs in neat elegant designs at low prices.
Engraved Stationery Styles Shown With Prices
The Mail Office displays latest and fashionable engraved stationery with samples and price information ready for customers.
Best Job Printing Offered at the Mail Office
The local Mail Office advertises top quality job printing services available to residents and businesses. It promotes reliable work, quick turnaround, and competitive rates for forms, letters, and advertisements.
Weather hopeful for K O T M ox roast after Labor Day
Ava Iowa notes a one week countdown to school openings for teachers and pupils. The town records infantile paralysis affecting Eltie Curtis’s youngest son and mentions a forthcoming K O T M ox roast with dancing if weather allows. Dairy prices show last dividend: milk 64 cents per 100 pounds butter 17 cents per pound. corn and potatoes praised. Ben Dean dies at 87, survived by brother Job. Hotel opens with Emmett Curtis in charge.
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Ava
Eltie Curtis
Ben Dean
Job Dean
Emmett Curtis
Lively village notes on family, work, and travel
Prof Morris hosts many friends. Claude Lawson, son of Oskar Lawson, learned telegraphy and earned a posting at Thompson station after a W N Y P R R Co exam. The piece highlights local youths seizing opportunities. Visitors include Philmore Harvick, Abraham Vandyke, Ida Wells, and Bert Singleton heading to West Virginia oil fields.
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Morris
Claude Lawson
Oskar Lawson
Oil City
Thompson Station
Philmore Harvick
Butler
Abraham Vandyke
Bradford
William
Ida Wells
Lima
Thos. Haslett
Bert Singleton
West Virginia
Standard Oil Co
Lyman Gillespie
Allegheny Co
Harry
J. W. Brew
Veterans receive increased pension vouchers to twelve dollars
Two veterans John F. Nelson and A. B. Wait learn their monthly pension has been raised to twelve dollars. Mrs. George H. Somers attends the Babcock family reunion. Elmore E. Gann, local post office clerk, has acquired a new steel row boat. J. W. Hughes, Warren yardmaster, visits the village for P. R. R. Co. business. Jack retains affection for his old stamping grounds where he worked over thirty years.
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J. W. Hughes
Warren
Jack
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Property transfers listed with buyers and sellers across Elk Warren Deerfield Conewango Sheffield Freehold Watson and other towns. Amounts range from 1 to 2109 dollars with several large parcels noted to North Warren Presbyterian Church and others.
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Philemon Grannis
Jerome A. Crowley
Elk
M. M. Armstrong
Hattie Forsberg
Christian Olson
Warren
Mary C. Potter
Anna B. Magill
Deerfield
John N. Coleman
W. J. Mead
Youngsville
Frank D. Wheelock
E. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
John Spade
George Spade
Conewango
J. W. Wilson
Fred R. Wilson
Freehold
Eugene Conklin
Thomas Gibson
Lansing D. Wetmore
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Nels Matison
Anna Johnson
Sheffield
George W.schirck
Gertrude L. Bryan
Henry DeJayne
Almond DeJayne
Columbus
L. C. Miller
J. G. Greene
Farmington
Charles Harrison
Clyde Wynn
Spring Creek
Leon Wynn
Mary Hoffman Etal
Albert Carlson
Peter A. Anderson
Charles Fuellhart
Watson
The Married Teacher Comes to the Rescue
The McKeesport school board lifts its ban on married teachers as it seeks staff for reopening schools. The change follows long- standing prejudice against teachers with husbands and highlights female reform and sacrifice in education.
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McKeesport
Pittsburg
State aid for good roads gains in first year effort
Two thirds of the state's counties, totaling forty four, seek State aid for good roads while twenty three of the twenty nine border counties have applied. York county filed first and Armstrong county asked for about three miles. Dauphin awaits word as the department has contracted or advertised for sixty seven miles and has plans for seventy more.
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Hunter
York County
Armstrong County
Dauphin County
Harrisburg
Apprentice in Alton rail shop starts at seven to five
Hampton Winston, an eighteen year old millionaire's son, begins at the Alton railroad machine shops learning the trade from the bottom. He earns nine dollars a week. A weather forecaster predicts September will be hot across most regions as crops need the warmth to mature, especially in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammpton Winston
Alton Railroad
Foster
AccoUNT celebration excursion tickets offered for Celoron
The D A V and P R R announce excursion tickets for Celoron on Labor Day September 5 at very low rates. Tickets are valid for both directions on regular trains and return on special trains leaving Falconer at 11 PM for Titusville and Dunkirk.
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Celoron
Falconer
Titusville
Dankirk
Newspaper subscription offers and office sale notice
The Mail and the New York Tribune Farmer subscription rate is $1.50 per year while Tri-Weekly Tribune and the Mail are $2 per year. A new lot of quirk claims has recently been printed for sale at the Mail Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Hodge Run
Allegheny River
Franklin Fire Department
Venango County
Teachers’ Institute
Erie City
County Teachers’ Institute
Joan F. Bigler
Irvington
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Sxconp St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Brussels
Axminsters
Price
Shears Department Store
Warren Trust Company
F. M. Ixnapp
MO. M Siegfried
Chas. E. Cosb3
H. M. Preston
J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Lujit
P. Duff & Sons
ST. Louis Fair
Erie Railroad
St. Louis
Corry
N. Greenland & Son
Niagara Falls
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
Banner Lye
The
Penn Chemicon
Vor
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