Abbott Allen Reunion Celebrates Twenty Fourth Gathering
The Abbott Allen family reunion held August 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lopus in Watts Flats drew about 137 attendees despite rain. Officers elected for the coming year were President F. D. Wheelock Secretary Annetta M. Abbott Treasurer Eugene W. Abbott and Historian Mrs. A. E. Rice. The historian reported four marriages two births and seven deaths in the past year. The gathering featured a chicken pie dinner under a large tent and a ball game between Watts Flats and the reunion group. Members came from Jamestown Sugar Grove Pa San Francisco Cor Flats North East Logan C Hutchinson Kas Ashville Elmira N Y Erie and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Abbott- Allen
Jeff Lopus
Watts Flats
F. D. Wheelock
Annetta M. Abbott
Eugene W.W. Abbott
A. E. Rice
E. W. Abbott
Jamestown
San Francisco
Cor- Flats
North East
Logan, C
Spring Creek
Erie
Elmira
N. Y
Hutchinson
Kas
Ashville
N. Y. City
Local Notes From Russell and Nearby Towns
Germany, Sept. 9. Thomas Kaim served as a Russell business caller on Friday. Wallace Outrid and Floyd Akiey were Russell shoppers Friday. Mr. Blakesley, who has run his planet for Doughty Bros., will finish the work this week. School opened Monday with Miss Newmaker from Warren as teacher. G. H. Marsh and daughter Nellie, of Warren, visited Charles Sandberg Sunday. Robert Feeney runs the boarding house for Mr. Schowden from Frewsburg, who is sawing lumber.
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Germany
Thomas Kaim
Russell
Wallace Outrid
Floyd Akiey
Blakesley
Doughty Bros
Miss Newmaker
Warren
G. H. Marsh
Nellie
Charles Sandberg
Robert Feeney
Mr. Schowden
Frewsburg
Printing Department Contact in Warren Mail Job
The notice promotes prompt service assurance for orders left with the Warren Mail Job Printing Department located at 229 enn'a. Ave with telephone access via 159.
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Warren Mail Job Printing Department
Enn
A. Ave
Local Marriage License Issued in Edinboro and Pittsfield Pair
Recorder Bassett issued a marriage license on Tuesday to Barnum J. Billings of Edinboro and Ivah S. Brooks of Pittsfield. Henry A. Dunn, a Warren County longtime resident, died at 8:30 Sunday evening at his Gladerun home after a two day illness. He was 67, born October 2, 1846 in North Warren, survived by his wife and daughter Mrs A C Hill of Rochester, NY. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 PM at the late home 44 Hemlock Street.
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Bassett
Barnum J. Billings
Edinboro
Ivah S. Brooks
Pittsfield
Henry A. Dunn
Warren County
Gladerun
Mr. Dunn
North Warren
A. C. Hill
Rochester
N. Y
Hemlock Street
Tannery Not Closing in Clarendon Despite Rumors
Clarendon residents were angered by false reports that the Clarendon tannery would shut down and be turned into a furniture factory. Superintendent Ritchie said business is strong with hides arriving monthly and stocks sufficient for months, plus bark contracts for fall supply three years.
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Clarendon
Ritchie
Obscene Mail Case Faces Warren Woman and Jamestown Chief
Warren resident Mrs. Rachael Scalise was arraigned on obscenity charges for mailing obscene material with $1500 bail set for October federal court in Pittsburg. Jamestown Chief Frank A. Johnson, suspended amid misconduct allegations by ex city attorney Mr. Dean, denies claims and seeks full investigation as council orders prompt inquiry.
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Rachael Scalise
Warren
United States
Shawkey
Pittsburg
Antonio Scalise
Frank A. Johnson
Jamestown
Carlson
Common Council
Benjamin S. Dean
Johnson
John Wilson
Main
Second Streets
Dean
Notice to discharge administrator in the Foster estate
The administrator L. M. Strong will present a petition to the court in Warren Pennsylvania on October 13 at 9 o clock A M asking to be discharged as administrator of the N A Foster deceased estate. This notice appears in the September 11 18 25 issue.
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Phoebe Ann Wright
Pearl Kelly
Frank B. Lynch
Corry
Erie
Aftor
Gerry Kincaid
Benson
Ney
N. A. Foster
Warren
Pennsylvania
L. M. Strong
The Mail Printing House Promotes Job Printing Services
The Mail Printing House advertises new material and first class workmanship at low prices. A single order is expected to lead to repeat business.
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Mail
Short News Items From Around the World
President Yuan Shih Kai says he will retire when peace is restored. London reports England may shift stance on the Panama Exposition. Mt. Rainier Maryland women stage a cake contest to raise funds for road improvements. A London clerk, Heinrich Kremerskoten, is jailed for 15 years for blackmail against Lord Rothschild. Colonel Roosevelt writes Governor Sulzer to explain charges. Pope Pius suffers throat trouble but improves. The German destroyer Novik hits 37.3 knots in trials at Swinemunde. John Bassett Moore calls a resignation rumor false. National Farmers Union fixes cotton price at 15 cents rather than 12. Chicago police uncover a smuggling ring for Chinese into the United States. Thomas Mangieri arrested in New York for slashing a jilting girl. Mastodon bones draw crowds in Farming ton. Bankers denounce Senator Shafroth on currency. Mr. Bryan seeks indorsement in Maine. Vera Cruz reports say Huerta’s sight fading, may retire to private life.
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Yuan Shih Kai
China
Robert J. Wynne
London
England
Mt. Rainer
Heinrich Kremerskoten
Lord Rothschild
Roosevelt
Sulzer
Pope Pius
Novik
Swinemuende
Germany
John Bassett Moore
State Department
National Farmers’ Union
Salina
Kan
Chicago
United States
Thomas Mangieri
New York
Farmington
Conn
Shafroth
Bryan
Maine
Vera Cruz
Huerta
Port de France Reports Thirty Earthquake Shocks
News notes thirty tremors felt in Port de France Martinique as residents assess damage and aftershocks follow the quake. Nondr for Kansas farmers claim no outside aid needed despite corn crop failure. Thirteen injured when trolley car telescoped by ash car near Allentown Pennsylvania. California wealth estimated at over five billion dollars averaging eight thousand five hundred dollars per family of five. Wilmington Delaware board of education requires twenty dollar deposit from nonresident pupils, state covers tuition. Harry K Thaw wins against deportation from Canada after Montreal conference. appeals open for fugitive.
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Port de France
Martinique
Kansas
Allentown
California
Wilmington
Del
Harry K. Thaw
Canada
Jerome
Montreal
Revolutions Reported in Santo Domingo and Notable Local Fixes
Cable dispatches describe a serious revolution underway in Santo Domingo. Mrs. Lillian Bell Bogue of Delaware seeks a divorce citing her husband’s cigarette habit. A Salem schoolboy and his sweetheart stay set apart due to youth. Mrs. Oscar Edwards, famed thief, refuses to leave jail. Addison T Millar and wife Janie Croft Millar die after their car is struck by a New Haven train near South Norwalk. Edmond Rousett, Paris river policeman, earns the Legion of Honor for saving 28 lives.
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Cable
Santo Domingo
Lillian Bell Bogue
Delaware
Salem
Oscar Edwards
New York
Addison T. Millar
Janie Croft Millar
New Haven
South Norwalk
Conn
Edmond Rousett
Paris
Legion of Honor
New York Suffragists Plan School To Train Activists
A New York dispatch reports suffragists will open a school to train women in advancing the cause. A separate cable note details a German airship wreck near Heligoland with 15 dead. In Connecticut a sanitarium death ends Mrs. Helen B. Holt’s life.
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New York
Heligoland
Property For Sale In Sheffield Village Pa
The undersigned will sell on reasonable terms or trade for a 75 acre farm with buildings and a residence on a good street near school and church in Sheffield. Description includes a new ten room house with bath and sewer, a 76 foot deep water well with in house tank pumped by windmill, lot 146 by 168 feet. Contact H. A. Pinney Sheffield Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
H. A. Pinney
General Law Notice From L A Bay at Pennsylvania Ave
A brief public notice from L. A. Bay located at 410 Pennsylvania Avenue announces a general law business focus and urges prompt attention to collection prompts.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Abbott—Allen
Wiasonic Temple
Helen B. Holt
New Haven Railroad
Connecticut
Laura A. Thompson
Caldwell
N. J
Ralph Peters
Long Island Railroad
Bridgehamton
L. I
Jacquard
Copenhagen
Pike India
India
Heli
Pickett
Pennsylvania Railroad
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second
Warren, Pa
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