Grand Valley News Briefs Include Weddings and Reunions
Grandin Meabon and Maude Jones of Robinson Alabama wed in Toledo on Aug 15. The Robert Hunter family held its eighth annual reunion Aug 17 at Sanford with 62 attendees and a 27 to 20 field game.community event notes list visits, I O O F picnic, W C T U meeting, and upcoming family gatherings across Mount Oak and Gross ville with local residents and relatives noted.
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Grand Valley
Grand. Valley
Grandin Meabon
Maude Jones
Robinson, al
Toledo
Ida Hunter
Alma Hunter
Irene Tuttle
Nether Meabon
Frances Hunter
Alden Morris
James Meabon
Robert Meadon
S.S. Harrison
Vrooman
Mount Oak
James Cochran
Hugh
Titusville
S. P. Nichols
Harold
Ree Pierce
Youngsville
S. A. Oviatt
Daye
Mr. Johnson
Alice
Bessie Harrington
Irvine
John Brightman
Myra Hutchison
S. A. Orviatt
Spring Creek
Orviatt
C. Allen
Grossville
Amasa Nichols
Lytle and Sharp families attend summer reunions
Enterprise notes detail the Lytle reunion with Mr and Mrs Allie Lytle and son traveling from Illinois via Indiana. The Sharp reunion gathered at Mr and Mrs Joseph Sharp’s home. Other visits include Dunhams from Warren with Myron and Mrs Myron Dunham, plus Mrs Adelia Tripp visiting Enterprise friends and several local residents hosting or visiting relatives.
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Enterprise
Allie Lytle
Indiana
Illinois
Adelia Tripp
Andover
Joseph Sharp
Mate Dunham
Warren
Wm. Morris
Glen Dibble
Clyde Peiffer
Sug ar Run Social Roundup in Corydon and Nearby Towns
Local notes list visitors and trips across Wilmerding Warren Corydon and Bradford. Mr and Mrs McKerahan return to Pittsburg after two weeks with daughter Mrs Green. Several residents travel, visit relatives, or haul lumber for oil sites. crops suffer from drought.
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Sugar Run
Falsus in Uno Falsus in Omnibus in Courtroom Quip
A young lawyer argues to the jury that the Latin maxim falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus applies to the case. He explains that if a man tells one lie, he will tell many more lies. The rhetoric emphasizes credibility and truth in testimony.
Stearns and others visit kin in rural area
Brown Hill reports a flurry of family visits as Mr. and Mrs. E K Stearns spend Sunday with Charles Stearns at Five Points. Ruby Samuelson visits cousins in Tidioute while G O Tjindberg and Elmer relax at home from North Warren.
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Brown Hill
E. K. Stearns
Charles
Five Points
Ruby Samuelson
Tidioute
A. E. Gibson
Buck
Scranton
Mr. Lindsey
Russell
Lindsey
G. O. Tjindberg
Elmer
North Warren
Lizzie Samuelson
Venango
Clarion
S. A. Brown
Dewittville
J. P. Brown
Baker
Irene
Chandlers Valley
Sam Wade
Youngsville
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Tobey
Dolph Johnson
Lottsville Social Notes Snap Wheat Harvest Victories
Lottsville and surrounding areas see visiting relatives and friends from Wrightsville Five Points James town and Cherry Hill. Wheat and oat harvests wrap up with reports of good yields and quality Some residents plan fall sowing districts include Cleveland Ohio Pittsville and Erie. Families visit and travel to see ill relatives and dine with neighbors over the weekend.
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Lottsville
Gerald Carr
Wrightsville
David Williams
Five Points
Mary Darrow
Joe
Pittsville
Gerta Kempf
Cleveland
C. P. Bindley
A. M. Wooden
Dell Clark
Joesph Carron
Cherry Hill
Francis Carroll
Local Social Notes From Germany and Nearby Towns
Mrs C D On trid hosted guests with Mrs A H Ladow. Mrs L Martin and granddaughter Genevieve traveled to Warren. O K Headley conducted business in Warren. A surprise party occurred Friday evening. Mrs Mary Casey of Corydon visited relatives on the hill. Mrs Lizzie Martin visited her daughter at Cornplanter briefly. Continued on 7th page.
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Francis Brown
Corydon
Geo. Nickerson
C. F. Morrison
George Farnsworth
Deckerville
Mich
Foulkrod
Hattie Eberhardt
Arthur McStraw
Lorinda Smith
Minnie Campbell
Klondike
Demna Nickerson
Kinzua
O. E. Hoop
Morrison
Elias Walters
Warren
C. M. Bergstrom
Frank Nickerson
Germany
C. D. Ontrid
A. H. Ladow
L. Martin
Genevieve
O. EK. Headley
Kaim
Mary Casey
Lizzie Martin
First Aid for Burns Advises Prompt Care
The notice urges immediate medical attention for any sign of inflammation or pus after a burn. For severe burns it may be necessary to wrap the victim in cotton while the doctor takes charge.
Post Office Guidelines for Safe Mail Handling
Office notices advise using pen and ink, avoiding overlapped stamps, and not sending coins in letters. For safety, obtain money orders or registered letters, use return addresses, and report service irregularities to the postmaster.
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Post Office
Mailing Complaints Rule Reinforces Envelope Submission
In postal practice, complainants must submit mail delivery concerns with the envelope or wrapper accompanying the complaint. The guidance emphasizes presenting the physical mailing wrapper to accompany every complaint for proper processing and verification.
A Woman's Ways. Chapter I to III and Laughing at Him
A long playful list depicts a woman flattering and pampering a man with cooking, gifts, flattery, and attentive gestures. She behaves as devoted, flattered, and amused, ends by marrying him and continues to mock him as she smiles and adapts to his moods. The piece closes with an advertising aside.
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Hin
New York
Evening Sun
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ERCOE
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
Cc. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren, PA
Citizens National Bank
Mrs. Peck
Hatchtown
KE. Nichols
C. Hellyer
Philadelphia
Hellyer
Espey Nichols
Brother von
Leo Wilcox
R. E. Green
W. McKerrahan
Rock City
Bradford
F. E. Nickerson
Frank Marsh
Jack Reeves
Jerry Smith
North Fork
Orlo Hoop
Michigan
M. J. Hanley
Potter County
Earl Hook
Uncle Sam
Ralston Health Oxfords
Allen’s Shoe Store
Penn’a Ave. W
Carver House
Conewango Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert G. Eaton
John Hepburn
H. S. Keck
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