County Letters Sept 6 Reports Local Happenings
Mrs. Dann of Marietta visits sister Mrs. Kay and many townsfolk are noted in Warren area items. Activities include school staff arrivals, church matters, illnesses, travel, trades, and a typhoid death of D. F. Black aged 50. Funeral held at home with private interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Agnew
Garland
W. J. Mead
Warren
James
D. F. Black
East Main Street
Moore
Pittsfield
C. H. Henry
Ludlow
Russell News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
A Sept 6 list from Russell reports a fall from a telephone pole and steady convalescence, hotel repainting, Lily Dale trip, trolley line nearing completion, hourly rail service from North Warren to Ackley, full-capacity chemical works, Ackley schoolhouse progress, Hale and Thompson school repairs, new sidewalk from Lane to Adams hotels, Ike Weiss supervising, Asa Carr's recovery, rust affecting potato crop, Henry Haywood moving to Erie, 65 men moved from Sam Johnson farm to Fentonville to work on a Warren–Buffalo line, Miss Alice Ackley back from Celeron, umbrella thief trusted with ten dollars but not the umbrella, thrashing machine sounds, John Thompson of Egypt, War ren Mail rep Volney Dunbar in town, T Weatherby leaving for Colorado Springs, Mrs. Asa Philipps improving, Edward Smith able to be out, thriving creamery, rebuilt bridge after cloud-burst, iron bridge replacing a prior one near Oscar Swanson, Thomas Ackley the postmaster and gro cer short trip, Jenny Bauer visiting Ackley Hollow, new thrashing machine shipped to Russell for Farmington trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Lily Dale
North Warren
Ackley
Chemical Works
Hale
Thompson
Thompson School House
Lane Hotel
Adams Hotel
Ike Weiss
Asa Carr
Henry Haywood
Erie
Sam Johnson
Fentonville
N. Y
The
Telephone Co
Warren
Buffalo
Alice Ackley
Celeron
John Thompson
Egypt
Volney Dunbar
Warren Mail
T. Weatherby
Colorado Springs
Asa Philipps
Edward Smith
Oscar Swanson
Thomas Ackley
Jenny Bauer
Ackley Hollow
Russell
Farmington
Irvington News in Brief Sep 6 Social Updates
H R Bebee travels to Bradford and Olean for a week with relatives. G W Shannon and wife depart Saturday for Trunkeyville Pa to visit kin. Rev Van Epps and wife from Pittsfield stay with Mrs E A Singleton. Mrs Armour of Coopertown Pa visits mother Mrs Jackson. Misses Ethel Julia and Jennie Ault of Warren visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Bebee
Bradford
Olean
G. W. Shannon
Trunkeyville
Rev
van Epps
Pittsfield
E. A. Singleton
Armour
Coopertown
Jackson
Ethel
Julia
Jennie Ault
Warren
Thief Strikes Twice As McKinney Witnesses Flight
In a spate of local break ins last week Ellery McKinney’s home was robbed while his family was away. He fired at a fleeing man but missed, later noting the thief was not a tramp. Community unrest over thefts continues as residents urge an end to the spate of burglaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gramma Sterritt
George Leonhart and Son
Oil City
Joseph Allmandinger
Lilie Beaumont
Patterson
N. J
Hyndman
Petrolia
W. A. Vandyke
Ellery McKinney
McKinney
J. P. Burns
M. E
Leemer
Community Notes From Akeley and Nearby
Miss Myrtle Bennett spent Friday and Saturday with friends at Fentonville. John Van Orsdale returned home from Warren over Sunday. Miss Ruth Wiggins hosted a birthday party August 29 for her fourteenth year. Mr and Mrs W B Hale attended a reunion at Lander last Friday. D J Bennett returned from a business trip to Canada. Mr and Mrs Alton and daughter Mabelle visited with Mr and Mrs Clark. Mr and Mrs Alford Wallen of Cassadaga N Y were guests of C T Lander last week. Hale School District No 1 opened Tuesday Sept 5 1905. Miss Ruth Cable of Warren visited friends here last week. Mr and Mrs T J Harrington and daughters were guests of Chas Briggs of Russell Sunday. Miss Hazel Bennett and Miss Alga Erickson of this place were in Warren Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dann
Marietta
Thomas Kay
Marion Negus
Warren
Albert Avererson
Sheffield
A. P. Stevenson
Belle Quay
C. A. Strong
Kane
Robi. L. Mead
W. S. Taft
Chautauqua
Gay Phillip
Jay Bourquin
Tidioute
E. Carrie
Wanda Mead
Jamestown
A. C. Blodgett
West
W. J. Olds
Isadore
Ault Schnell
Kathryn Kinnear
Valpariso
Ind
Thatcher
West Main Street
Erie
Garrett
Free Methodist Church
Hydetown
Martindale
Charley Peters
Sherman Martin
Fred Fox
Clarendon
Burns
Ridgway
Paul Gant
Joel Henry
Nell
C. H. Henry
Hanover
York
George Day
Toledo
Ohio
John
Billy Caswell
Ed. Spade
Pittsfield
William Thacher
Florence
N. J
Grandma Thacher
Emil Lagerdahl
Railroad Street
Dr. Siggins and Son
Philadelphia
H. T. Russell
Pittsburg
Methodist Church
McKinney Cornet Band
Myrtle Bennett
Fentonville
John van Orsdale
Ruth Wiggins
W. B. Hale
Lander
D. J. Bennett
Canada
Alton
Mabelle
Clark
Alford
School Bell Brings Teachers and Pupils to Columbus Sept
In Columbus on September first teachers and students begin new assignments with staff moving to Warren Dakota Lottsville Corry Beavir College and more new enrollees. Local obituaries include Mrs W G Curtis and Mrs Sylvester Schramling. Also noted are bridges being painted and a reminder Dont Fish on Sunday and a record seat price on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Trantum
Martha Ayer
Warren
Anna Ayer
Dakota
Lula Covel
Lottsville
Mattie van Tassel
Corry
Ray
Mabel Scholton
Beavir College
W. G. Curtis
East Side
Leon Walker
Bear Lake
Carl Walker
Allegheny
Lavern Gallup
Clymer
H. S. Ayer
Edwin Allen
Meadville
Sylvester Schramling
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County Letters
Youngsville
Irvington
All Makes
Agency
International Harvester CO
WM. Spinner
Warren, PA
Diamond Block
Penn’s Avenue West
Akeley
Columbus
Pennsylvania
State Fisheries Department
W. H. Rothermel
Wilkesbarre
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Squire Lee
Stock Exchange
New York
Frank W. Graves
Mat
New York Tribune
Tri- Weekly
Tribune
Ayer
Gawene Cee
L Ayers
Py Co
Lowell, Mass
Roosevelt
Chas. H. Smith
Szconp St
Kopf & Henry
Uae
Kingston
Geo. W. DeGrarr
Wall St
Brown
Famous Pictures
the Chautauqua Publishing Company
PENN
C.H. Smith ,C., Ltd
Mamouth
C. H. Smith Company, Lim
Warren Trust
Hammond Iron Works
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