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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
8
The Marven Mail notes Garland schools opened last Monday led by Prof. C H Dunn with Miss May Hokanson and Miss Edith Mapes as assistants. The Erie railroad is strained by high Buffalo travel, as Jamestown Journal reports.
Elegant mass mailing service offers neat wedding invitations and announcements at low prices. Mail office handles ball invitations and programs with careful design and affordable rates.
Collins' Buffalo Bread is delivered fresh each morning at Shaw's Cash Grocery and priced at 7o a loaf. Bonds for Supervisors and Town Treasurers are offered for sale at the MAIL office along with a fall stock of legal blanks.
Miss Josie Hughes visits her Erie parents during the Sabbath. Commander Sidney S. Stanton of the U S Navy visits Mrs. M E S Biddle and will testify in the Sampson Schley trial. A D A V P freight brakeman suffers a hand injury. Luther Anderson loses a foot after an accident near Jackson Crossing and is treated at Warren hospital.
The Tubbs and Lamona families gathered at J. L. Tubbs home near Spring Creek station on Aug 31 with about 200 relatives and friends in attendance. A meal followed by music, songs and recitations marked a successful event. officers were elected for the next year and the 1902 reunion was set for Wm Lamona’s farm on the first Thursday in September.
Miss Ida Norman left for Dew Drop to visit her brother. Mrs. Childs and family returned home from Corry. School opened Sept 2 with Prof. Sutton and Miss Ingersoll teaching. Fifty seven pupils enrolled. John Maltby and Giles Hartley left for Pan-American. Delia Childs returned from Corry. L H Ford went to Tiona to teach. Theo Norman visited. Mr. and Mrs. Horne to G A R reunion in Cleveland. Wm. McGuire from Warren visiting. Annie Young returned from Corry. Sherman and wife back from Torpedo. Henry Ford back from Pan-American.
Ray V. Agrelius attends Warren Business College and many visitors from out of town join the Schoolmates Picnic. Absent members send letters while rain prevents electing officers. John Day is chosen chairman. Local residents Mrs. Mead and Mrs. Webb noted in passing.
The fifteenth annual Brown family reunion was held Aug 29 at S A Browns home. About 150 gathered for dinner under trees at 1 PM and a business meeting elected officers: President E K Stearns, Vice President S B Fidler, Secretary Frank Brown, Treasurer C T Brown. Attendees came from Sacramento Riverside Dewittville Iowa and Frews.
The gathering drew relatives from Elgin Centreville Warren Sugar Grove Grand Valley Lander and nearby towns. It was voted to hold the next reunion at M Finlan’s on the last Thursday in August 1902.
Mrs. L Darling and daughter returned home after visiting the Pan-Am. Ray Morse and family of Grand Valley visited W M Delamater's Friday. A storm struck M Kimball's barn but caused no damage. May Griggs Margie Johnson returned from Findley's Lake. Effie Evans visited Rev C G Langdon and family en route to conference. L J Johnson and daughter and Florinda Samuelson visited the Pan-Am over Sunday. F L Darling and W R Buck attended the Pan-Am this week. James Falconer is building a silo.
The Scranton family held its third annual reunion at R. O. Kingsley’s home in Farmington township on Saturday August 31 with 102 attendees. Officers elected include President G. W. Scranton Vice President Wm A Scranton Secretary Treasurer Elnora Scranton Historian Harry Robinson. Guests included A D Carpenter family Blackville N Y Hosea Williams Corry Pa and Lester Lanning and wife Transfer Pa.
The list outlines daily observances from September 5 through October 18 at the Pan American, naming groups such as the National Association Stationary Engineers, Spanish American War Veterans, G A R Day, New York Federation of Women's Clubs, and International Sunshine Day, with many state and professional days and weeks noted.
The group records gratitude for T S Baker's service and mourns his loss. It notes the vacancy his death creates and extends sympathy to his relatives, with minutes to memorialize the resolutions and copies to papers and family. Also announced: Pennsylvania Railroad round trip tickets to San Francisco for church triennial, Sept 18–25, 1901, with tour options and rates.
Readable ad shows drastic reductions on shoes from Gray Bros. and the Ralston Health Shoe excluded. Ladies and gentlemen styles listed with odd lots and regular price comparisons, with new sale prices ranging from a dollar to under four dollars.
An old local item notes JoeB Printing operating from the mail office with the motto Promptness Neatness and Cheapness. The brief highlights the business approach and branding at a post office location.
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