Sister Leocadia Leaves Mount Loretta Convent for NYC
Sister Leocadia Believed to Teach Music in New York After Leaving Mount Loretta Convent at Falls View. The long time music teacher, popular with pupils and sisters, vanished months ago and is thought to be seeking work in the United States. Mother superior suspects she is somewhere in the United States.
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Leocadia
New York
Niagara Walls
Margaret Coulter
Philadelphia
Mount Loretta
Sister Leocadia
United States
Canada
Uty
Loretta
Loretta Sisterhood
Cans
Mother Joseph
Dog Guides Neighbors to Man Found Dead in Shanty
In Alpena Michigan a water spaniel stood by its master Frank Cleveland for four days. Neighbors noticed the dog’s distress and finally entered the dilapidated shanty, where they found Cleveland dead, the dog its lone companion for years.
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Alpena
Mich
Frank Cleveland
Hen Eggs Astonish Milton with Record Size
Milton Indiana story reports J M McMahan's hen laid an egg 714 inches in circumference one way and nine inches the other, weighing 514 ounces. The egg was brown and its yolk and white filled a teacup one third full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton, Ind
J. M. McMahan
Secretary to Name New Battleship After State
Secretary Daniel plans to name battleship No. 59 built at the New York navy yard after his native state North Carolina. The cruiser North Carolina will be renamed Asheville Charlotte or Winston-Salem.
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Washington
Daniel
New York Navy Yard
North Carolina
Asheville
Charlotte
Winston-Salem
First frost appears in EY Akeley area
The first autumn frost arrived this morning. Silage cutter work began with the Bradley and Wilt sie ensilage team. Potatoes are poor this year. Pastures show some improvement after recent rains, but some farmers feed hay already. Social notes mention multiple visits and gatherings among local families and in nearby towns. Harmon Center workers headed to grape country for work.
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Aksley
Bradley and Wiltsie
Local Notes from Akiey Hollow on Sept 10
Edna and Richard Lauffenberger visited relatives on Fox Hill over the weekend. School opened with Miss Backus as teacher. Daisy and Mary Cole visited Mrs Henry Akeley. Carl Walker improves after a broken leg. Jannett Walker shows some improvement. Mrs E B Akeley returns from North Warren and remains unwell. A dance is planned at Henry Lauffenberger’s home Saturday evening. Mrs Elmer Denilson of Russell and Mrs Geo Fhelman of Fox Hill called on friends.
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Gamble Bradley
Mhe
Missie Bradley
Arthur Bradley
Henry Larson
Albert Ellsworth
Cable Hollow
Mary Bradley
Lucille
Bradley
Akiey Hollow
Edna
Richard Lauffenberger
Fox Hill
Miss Backus
Daisy and
Mary Cole
Henry Ackeley
Mable Outrid
Clara Lauffenberger
Russell
Carl Walker
Jannett Walker
Henry Lauffenberger
Elmer Denilson
Geo. Fhelman
E. B. Akeley
Local Visitors and Farm Trade Highlight Eagle Notes
The Eagle column records Aug end visits by Nelson Falkinburg of New York and Harry Fetterman of Conneautville. A day trip auto party includes Snakard, Reid, Withrop, Mary Falkinburg and Jennings. Farmers sell cattle sheep and hogs to Huff of Spartansburg at good prices. Additional visits from Amby Wittman, Chris Gregory, Lena Paden, Vail family, and Crooks of Meadville are noted along with Crooks buying a horse for Ira Hicks.
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Eagle
W.E. Ashley
Ashley
Nelson Falkinburg
N.Y. City
Harry Fetterman
Conneautville
Snakard
Reid
Withrop
Mary Falkinburg
Jennings
Amby Wittman
Henry Wheatalls
Huff
Spartansburg
Pomona Grange Meeting at Lander
Warren County Pomona held a September meeting at Farmington Orange with about 300 in attendance under Worthy Master Eugene Crooks. Speeches urged farmer education, cooperative marketing, and road funding limits, with memorials for George Bates and talks on habit formation and home life. The corn contest plan and next Grange session at Grand Valley were announced.
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Warren County
Pomona
Farmington Orange
Eugene Crooks
Etta Lyon
Farmer
Harriett Harrington
Montgomery
Bro. West
Brother Sparks
France
George Bates
Averill
Duntley
Babcock
Grange
West
Grange Brothers
Brother Bassett
Brother Clicquennot
Ella Franklin
Garver
Brother Johnson
Viola Crooks
Mix
Wample
Green
Tricket
Rose Esperson
Farmington Grange
Eldred
Warren
Grand Valley
Eldred Grange
Queen Mary Blocks Woman Gambling Club Plan
London reports Queen Mary refused to back a proposed women’s gambling club. The plan targeted past and present royal household ladies, with Queen Mary demanding no board room and no male visitors. After widespread support collapsed, 140 of 180 prospective members withdrew and the scheme was abandoned.
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London
Marlborough Club
England
Agneta Montague
Queen Mary
Lady Agneta
Liars Rise If They Could Get Away With It
A provocative reflection notes many would become liars if impunity allowed it, suggesting widespread moral risk in unchecked freedom and accountability. The remark underscores distrust in truthfulness amid social temptations and power.
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First National Bank
Warren, Penna
Man
Warren Trust Company
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
BANK
Eaters
Oye
Warren Savings Bank Incorporated
Depository
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren Savings Bank
John Marsh
Catherine and
Allie Meehan
Inez Brownell
Giltman Baker
Ella Baker
de Ge
Akeley
Farmington
Harriet Harrington
Ida Hale
C. E. Marsh
E. A. Herrick
Nettie Tracy
Frewsburg
Lie Brown
Ruth Brown
Rhea Brown
Henry Sears
D. M. Howard
John Geracimos
Howard Homestead
T. M. Howard
Lucius Wetmore
Jed Wetmore
John Arnold
Lucetta Martin
Harmon Center
Grape Country
Ackley Hollow
North Warren
A. C. Walker
Chris Gregory
C. C. Gilson
Lena Paden
Alex Brown
Mrs. Vail
Ralph
Syracuse
N. Y
A. M. Crooks
Meadville
E. D. Stedwell
Pomona Grange
Lander
Consort
Phila. Smelting & Refining Company
Chestnut ST
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