Local residents engage in visits and institute attendance
Robert Millen visited Warren on Tuesday while J. C. Blair went to Clarendon Monday evening. Miss Versal Matthews attended institute at Warren and several locals traveled to Sheffield for events. The local ball team lost 7 to 2 at Union City. Various residents, including Lulu McCarroll and Naomi Shaffer, moved, taught, or visited, with several staying in Warren for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Robert Millen
Warren
J. C. Blair
Clarendon
Versal Matthews
O. T. Bean
Sheffield
J. E. Templeton
Corydon
Edgar Parker
Lulu McCarroll
Cleveland
Ohio
M. McNulty
McCune
Alice Miller
Mabel C. Weir
Quay McCune
Frank Tuttle
Florence
Glade
A. J. Schneider
M. Eustace
Naomi E. Shaffer
Kinzua
M. D. Blyler
Bradford
B. Coleman
Versal
Nellie Matthews
Union City
James Weir
Oil City
Visitors and illness touch Wightsville community notes
Wrightsville gossip records guests from Cambridge Springs and Stillson Hill. Miss Stella Reed and A Briggs begin the village school term as teachers. Families visit for the death of Lizzie Thompson and illnesses of Henry Woodin and Mrs Sherman Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Will Thompson
Cambridge Springs
Jennie Robbins
Wayne Buhl
Sherman
Lizzie Thompson
Henry Woodin
Sherman Clark
Stella Reed
A. Briggs
Mary Boone
Stillson Hill
Luther Johnson
Elmer Willett
Pittsfield
Mr. Whitney
George Cale
Rosa Brezell
Erie
Sugar Run School Opens With Full Attendance
Sugar Run Sept 6. School opened Monday with full attendance. Mary Whiteley of Cambridge Springs is the teacher again this term. Local residents and visitors attended the Old People's Reunion at Kinzua on Saturday. Rev W R Buzza delivered his farewell sermon at Kinzua M E church. George Farnsworth and family visited relatives in town before continuing to Rochester and Wayne County New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
Mary Whiteley
Cambridge Springs
C. M. Bergstrom
Jerry Smith
Jack Reeves
Frank Marsh
Klondike
Si Cain
Clay Shearman
Solon Morrison
Phebe English
Lorinda Smith
Kinzua
W. R. Buzza
Kinzua M
R. E. Green
Pomona Grange
Scandia
F. E. Nickerson
Frewsburg
Densmore
George Farnsworth
Sanilac County
Michigan
Rochester
Wayne County
N. Y
Farnsworth
Deckerville
Mich
Old Lady Reflects on Her Century Birthday
On being congratulated for reaching her hundredth birthday an elderly woman declares the day unforgettable and vows to remember it for life.
Pomona Grange Meets in Scandia with Local Guests
Germany Sept 3 The regular Pomona Grange gathering held in Scandia drew nearly all local Grangers. Several residents visited Warren and Cornplanter areas for family and social visits, including Mr and Mrs Johnson, Densmore, Nelson, Erickson, Martin, Holt and Hoyt households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Pomona
Scandia
Charles Johnson
Warren
Silas Densmore
A. H. Ladow
F. A. Nelson
Auto Nelson
M. Peterson
Charles Erickson
Charles Martin
C. Ll. Martin
W. Holt
C. D. Outrid
W. Ki. Hoyt
W. J. Giltinan
Henry
Corydon
W. M. Hoyt
Perry Whitman
Brown Hill Notes On Families And Local School Delays
Brown Hill reports James Moyer and family visiting from Ashville for a few days. Mrs Irene Brown and daughter from Cambridge Springs return home after visiting W T Browns. School delayed opening due to teacher illness Miss Bessie Saunders. Miss Hazel Tobey attending Chandlers Valley School. N S Brown of Jamestown visited relatives last week. Jennie Greenlee opened Hamlin Hill school. Local men busy drawing lime from Youngsville. Farnham family trip to Stillson Hill. Funeral of D M Samuelson held at Chandlers Valley Swedish Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Hill
James Moyer
Lois
Ashville
N. Y
Irene Brown
Cambridge Springs
W. T. Brown
Bessie Saunders
Hazel Tobey
Chandlers Valley
N.S. Brown
Jamestown
Jennie Greenlee
Sutton Hill
Hamlin Hill
Youngsville
J. W. Farnham
Archie
Carl Brown
Stillson Hill
D. M. Samuelson
W C T U Convention Attendance and Local News
Ladies from Mount Oak attended the W C T U convention at Spring Creek. Ray Lanning of Union City traveled home from the Orviatt reunion at Gossville. Mrs A K Colby and daughter Sarah of Youngsville visited here. School started with Mrs Thompson of Starr as teacher. Benjamin Hunt is seriously ill with typhoid fever. Thomas Steadman died near here from dropsy. Funeral held Sunday, burial at Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Spring Creek
Ray Lanning
Union City
Orviatt
Gossville
Julia Immicke
East Branch
Manda Robinson
A. EK. Colby
Sarah
Youngsville
Thompson of
Starr
Espey Nichols
Edinboro
State Normal School
Benjamin Hunt
Thomas Steadman
Irwin
Blooming Valley
Clarence
Spartansburg
Marsh and neighbors visit across Wisconsin towns
Mrs. C. E. Marsh returns from a visit with Russell friends. G. Bradley and family attended a Shadyside gathering. Minnie Bradley and kin joined the Bradley reunion at Frew Run on Sept 1. Visitors include Delia Gardiner and children from Oklahoma, Minnie Gage from Fox Hill, Mary Wyman of Akeley, and others at the Howard homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
C. E. Marsh
Russell
G. Bradley
Shadyside
Minnie Bradley
Bradley
Jack Bull
Frew Run
Delia Gardiner
Oklahoma
Minnie Gage
Fox Hill
Mary Wyman
Emmett Fellows
Hawks
Matthias
Schmell
Boyd
Dalrymple
Benjamin
Briggs
Warren
Lang
New York
Howard Homestead
John Marsn
Sheffield Friends
Farmington Social Notes Relay Two Weddings and Visits
W H Mix and wives of Sugar Grove visited Farmington friends on Friday. W F Mix and wife from Sugar Grove also called on locals. Clyde Colt and Florence from Brocton N Y visited E F Peterson family. Miss Florinda Swanson daughter of Mrs Burkstrom wed Mr Kinsel of Jamestown at home in Farmington Wednesday evening with 75 guests from Jamestown and area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
W. H. Mix
W. F. Mix
Sugar Grove
Clyde Colt
Florence
Brocton
N. Y
E. F. Peterson
Florinda Swanson
Community Notes From East Branch on Sept 5
Rev Mc Clellan family visits. Quarterly meeting at Cobb's Corners draws attendees from near and far. George Armitage tracks down three of four stolen wire bales. Heminways visit from Corry. Wrights welcome a new son born Sept 1. Alta Taylor recovers at Corry Hospital. School opens Sept 6. Foreign mission society meets Sept 8 at Mrs Gray. Alta McLatchey visits home. Dena Strong and May Whiteley head to the grape country. Erwin Heminway visits from Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
McClellan
Cobb’s Corners
George Armitage
Heminway
Corry
Ray Scholton
Dena Strong
May Whiteley
Grape Country
Erwin Heminway
Mixes Visit Hamburg Fair and Local News
Mr and Mrs A R Mix attend the Hamburg Fair and visit their son and family this week. Miss Mollie Mahan visits James town. Mrs H L Gibson and two daughters spend last week at Warren. All township schools began Tuesday. Olive Cowell Gladys White Allen Babcock and Ruth Mahan depart for Edinboro to attend school. Mrs W D Allcorn hosts her sister from North Warren. William Kinsel and Florinda Swanson married Wednesday at the brides parents home with about seventy five guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Ll. Gibson
Warren
Olive Cowell
Gladys White
Allen Babcock
Ruth Mahan
Edinboro
W. D. Allcorn
North Warren
William Kinsel
Florinda Swanson
Shile Miller
M. E. Church
An Author's Maxim on Mankind and Womanhood
A quoted maxim from Lippincott's notes the proper study of mankind as a room where womanhood cannot enter, reflecting a dated gendered view. The line anchors themes of exclusion and gender in early literary commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott’s
Local Social News Highlights in Warren Area
Miss Marian Stanton of Thompson Hill visited Miss Hazel Putnam for weekend. Mrs. Crocker hosted Mrs. Ransom of Sugar Grove. Miss Ethel Phillips from Edinboro returned home after a stay nearby. Miss Minnie Skinner and children of Lanning Hill spent part of last week with William Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Marian Stanton
Thompson Hill
Hazel Putnam
Crocker
Ransom
Sugar Grove
Ethel Phillips
Edinboro
Minnie Skinner
Lanning Hill
William Stevenson
Physical Religion for Daily Balance and Wear
Dr Kellogg argues a balanced approach to work and attire keeps one ahead each day. He warns against burning out and urges practical restraint in daily routines to preserve health and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kellogg
Early Water Works on Chatham Street in New York
In the city’s early days up to 1789 the main water works stood on Chatham Street now Park Row. Water was hauled in casks and sold from carts throughout New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Chatham Street
Labor Saving Electricity in Boston Dressmaking Shop
A Boston dressmaking establishment runs almost entirely on electric power with an electric cutter capable of cutting out 250 thicknesses of cloth at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mail Advertisements Promise Quick Results
Local note urges businesses to advertise in the Mail to reach readers and achieve fast, measurable responses. It highlights broad circulation and visible impact for campaigns and promotions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Safe and Sound Bank
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
C. W. Jamieson
C. T. Conarro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Co
Warren, Pa
Citizens National Bank
Maude Yates
Clarkville
Florence Robbins
Mae Lydiatt
Ance
Lander
Warren Mail
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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