County Letters Notice to Correspondents
Notice to correspondents requires timely weekly submissions with signatures. Names will not be published unless requested, and writing on both sides of the paper should be avoided.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1906
Page
8
Notice to correspondents requires timely weekly submissions with signatures. Names will not be published unless requested, and writing on both sides of the paper should be avoided.
Septembers end brings family gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. J C Wiltsie host 125 Carey Clark descendants on Wiltsie street August 31. Mr. and Mrs S L Blackmon host Horace Blackmon kin Monday. The Wiltsie reunion moves to Lawrence Wiltsie on Wilt sie street tomorrow. Mrs Kleber Haskins Injury reported from last Saturday. Geo Ruch visiting Wrightsville. Haskins and Son at Avondale farm fill their silo. Maria Hunt of Jamestown in town briefly.
L O T M day at the park in Columbus featured talks by Mrs Elizabeth E Brown Gt Com of Pennsylvania and Mrs H M Ellsworth Past Gt Com. Visitors include the Bushes Proctors Smith Dewey and Smart. Local schools reopen with E L Monroe W S Page Mary Phillips Allene Gifford. Lee Way ill. Stanley Dean improving after hospital stay.
Long list of residents visiting relatives and attending events in Warren and nearby towns. Mentions trips to Salamanca and Corydon, Grange picnic at Corydon, U. B. Conference in Corry, and a surprise party for Ellen Thompson. Various callers include Miss Orpha Springer, Mrs. Maud Whatford, and Pearl Fellows among others.
Wetmore items show Mrs. A D Smith visiting Kane and several locals traveling to Kane. School opened with Nora Osterstrom and Mae Libby as teachers. Lumbermen plan to head to West Virginia for Warren parties, and various residents visited Kane or attended the ox roast.
Irvine district reports Sept 3 opening of Irvineton and Brokenstraw schools under Principal R E Riedel of York with assistants E B Christie and Julia E Duck. Other staff include J Blain Peck Murray Hill Wm Haehn Jessie Drayne Ida McKinney Alice McKinney Catherine Kennedy Lena Duprey Rose and more. The piece also notes a Sunday School picnic, a transfer of O Nichols to Grand Valley, a wagon wreck at Dunn’s Eddy, and updates on Prof Clair Thompson and Rev Burns.
The tenth annual Forbush family reunion gathered at A. L. Howard’s home near Erewsburg on Aug. 28 with 40 to 50 attendees. A farewell supper, surprise wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Foster, and a forthcoming 1907 reunion with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Annis are noted. Observations include church events, school prep, births, and country visits among locals and visitors from Pennsylvania and New York. A canning factory operates day and night. oil well activity nearby is mentioned. Job ads in town seek a countywide assistant manager and a McClure’s Magazine appeal invites readers to respond.
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