Akeley News Briefs Local Deaths and School Notes
Mrs Dell Johnson of Akeley died at home after a long illness. Funeral at the house Wednesday, Hale cemetery interment. Mrs Sylvia Yellows operated for appendicitis at Warren hospital. Arthur Johnson cut his foot. treated in Russell by Drs. Heller and Africa. Deputy Green to inspect Akeley Grange Saturday. Ice cream and cake after the meeting. Local social and school notes include visits, reunions, and area activities. Dodge beat Clarendon 9 to 1 in a baseball game at Philip Van Ardale’s Sunday.
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Akeley
Dell Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Arthur Johnson
Russell
Bradley
Gamble Bradley
Erie
Rose Geracimos
Warren
Howard Homestead
Dodge
Clarendon
Philip van Ardale
William Cable, Jr
David Hale
Teckla Edquist
Leontine
Marie Harrington
Howard Hale
Burdette Tilyou
Russell School
Local notes from Mount Oak area mark school start and community visits
North of town September 4 marked the start of school with teacher Mrs. Millie HB Thompson. The piece notes visits by the Oviatts of Youngsville, a Nichols reunion at Torpedo, a Civil War veteran Edward Allen's death, a memorial service at Union church East Branch, a planned dramatic recital by Miss Lillian Burdick, and various travels and visits by local residents including the Hollis Johnson, Mrs. Florence Wood, and the Ladies Auxiliary meeting on September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Oak
Millie HB. Thompson
Glenn Oviatt
Eiga Oviatt
Youngsville
S. A. Oviatt
B. T. Dodge
Harry
Union City
L. Oviatt
Sparkinsburg
George Immicke
Julia
Arnold
Pittsburg
Archie Smith
Julia Shipman
Nettie Nichols
Treva
Nichols
Torpedo
Labor Day
John Webster
Mickle Hill
Edward Allen
East Branch
Allen
Fred May
Union Church
Smock
Lillian Burdick
Titusville
Leland Power School of Education
Fire destroys store and meat market in Farmington
In Farmington on a Sunday dawn blaze consumed Carl Northrop's store and a nearby meat market with unknown origin. Neighboring homes were saved by quick work while S Garfield's bell roused the town. Kingsley funeral held. he died suddenly at 60, survived by widow, daughter, stepmother, and half brother.
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Farmington
Carl Northrop
S. Garfield
Richard Brown
H. L. Gibson
Jamestown
N. Y
Arnolds Kingsley
Kingsley
Harry White
Lander
Ballard
Frank Kingsley
Mr. Kingsley
Local Notes From Freehold Area Items
Mrs Ola Clark returns from East Branch and Spartansburg visits. Mrs D W Nelson and daughter attend the ox roast at Columbus. Geo Marsh of Warren visits town. Mrs Mary Buzell and children and Miss Ellen Hagle visit friends in Erie. L Leigh of Warren and spouse have a son. A son born near Doty Oregon to Mr and Mrs Leo Anderson. West family of Illinois spend weeks with friends. Rose Buzell visits in Erie and Ripley. Ladies Aid Society of U B church met at Anna Holcomb’s. Mrs Lawson Davis dies while driving with son on Labor Day. funeral at Wrightsville church. Frank Isaackson to build new house this fall.
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Freehold
Ola Clark
East Branch
Spartansburg
D. W. Nelson
Columbus
Geo. Marsh
Warren
Mary Buzell
Ellen Hagle
Erie
Ethel Reed
L. Leigh
Doty
Oregon
Leo Anderson
West
Emma Rinell
Illinois
Rose Buzell
Ripley
Ladies’ Aid Society
U. B
Anna Holcomb
Lawson Davis
Wrightsville
Alice Mumford
Kate Price
Gusty Bartin
Frank Isaackson
Labor Day Festivity Draws Large Crowd in Tidioute
A record crowd attended Labor Day events in Tidioute led by a Collins farm picnic hosted by the Odd Fellows and P. O. S. of A. lodges followed by a quiet, well ordered masquerade dance at Campment hall. Local residents welcomed visitors while noting the community’s memorial day in the river village.
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Tidioute
Collins Farm
Odd Fellows and
River Village
Jessie Teeney
James
Akeley
Sunny Slope
C. C. Jury
Pearl Lewis
Westfield
Wm. Cottenbaugh
Warren
Ralph Parker
West Virginia
Glenn Bowman
Pittsburg
Nelson W. Shugert
Main Street
F. H. Dreyer
Tionesta
Deerfield Township
Julia Swanson
Local Visit and Illness Report from Chandlers Valley
COLUMB v and Columbus report attendance at Pomona Grange in Chandlers Valley last Thursday and Friday. West family and others spent the weekend with Will Page. Mrs. Monroe rushed to Dunkirk after her son, Attorney Monroe, was hurt but improving. Pearl Grantum of Jamestown visited FE L Monroe on Tuesday.
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Columbus
B. A. West
Ed Barnes
Nelson Grisket
Selia Grisket
Laura Covel
Frank Dodd
Cora Hall
Pooland
Paul Grisket
Schurman
Pomona Grange
Chandlers Valley
Hall
California
Will Page
C. L. Monroe
Dunkirk
Attorney Monroe
Miss Pearl Grantum
Jamestown
School Opens With Miss Brown Teaching in Corydon
Germany Sept 9 report notes the new term started on Tuesday with Miss Brown of Corydon as teacher. Several local visits include Ervin Headley and family from Pittsburg visiting relatives, Birt Foster and family of Cable Hollow guests of O K Headley, and W C Martin of Warren visiting relatives. Other items mention Eugene Outrid in Warren on business and Perry Whitman selling his farm to move away.
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Germany
Miss Brown
Corydon
Ervin Headley
Pittsburg
Birt Foster
Cable Hollow
O. EK. Headley
W C. Martin
Warren
A. L. Martin
A. H. Ludlows
C. D. Outrid
W. M. Houyt
J. O. Lounsbury
Eugene Outrid
W. L. Akley
Bradford
Perry Whitman
F. A. Nelson
Republican Primary Candidates for County Commissioner
The committee announces E. E. Thompson and A. C. Mook as candidates for county commissioner in the upcoming Republican primaries.
Local Republicans nominate three for associate judge seats
The committee announces John Sig gins of Tidioute, J. W. Hughes of Warren, and George W. Cogswell of Warren as candidates for associate judge in the upcoming Republican primaries.
Candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of Orphans' Court
We are authorized to announce E. R. Allen as a candidate for register and recorder at the coming Republican primary. We are authorized to announce Frank A. Wood of Grand Valley as a candidate for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans' Court at the same Republican primary.
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E. E. Thompson
A. C. Mook
John Siggins
Tidioute
J. W. Hughes
Warren
George W. Cogswell
E. R. Allen
Register and Recorder
Frank A. Wood
Grand Valley
Register
Orphans’ Court
Republican primaries set Erie County Treasurer nominees
The Mail names Ernest D. Stewart of Conewango township and C. A. Love of Irvine as Republican candidates for County Treasurer, to be decided by Republican voters at the approaching primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest D. Stewart
Conenango Township
C. A. Love
Irvine
Wealthy man with money advertises his success
Promoter touts wealth through advertising, urging readers to advertise in the paper to gain riches. The message emphasizes the power of advertising as a path to wealth and invites participation in the publication.
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
A compact classified notice urges local business to advertise in the mail system to reach readers. It emphasizes quick attention and measurable return from mail advertising. The brief targets small businesses seeking broad exposure and prompt inquiries.
T J FOLEY and handlers of Railroad Freight
T J Foley operates a moving service specializing in heavy moves and careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders available through A A Davis & Co and connections to New York and Philadelphia companies with telephone numbers listed.
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A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Eye care before school start at 348 Penn Ave W
A local optician urges parents to have children’s eyes examined before school starts. The ad touts glasses to relieve eyestrain, claims long experience, and offers a free exam with moderate charges. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday by appointment at 348 Pennsylvania Avenue West above Citizens' National Bank Rooms 7-8.
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Penn’a Ave. W
Citizens’ National Bank
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell Phone
Regulate the Bowels with Dr Miles Pills
Mrs F M Dunkin of LeRoy Illinois reports years of constipation relief after using Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. She calls the pills reliable and effective and thanks the remedy for her improved health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills by Miles Medical Co
Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills ease bowels without griping effects. Used by women and children, effects lessen with longer use. Natural conditions gradually restored. Sold by druggists everywhere. If the first package benefits are not seen, money back. Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Medical CO
Elkhart
Ind
Tresspass Signs For Sale At Warren Mail Office
Public notice sells tresspass signs forbidding hunters and intruders at The Warren Mail office in Warren Pennsylvania. Signs priced at 10 cents each.
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Warren Mail
Warren, Pa
The Mail Office Offers Quick Printing Services
Auction bills syrup labels and letter heads are promptly and reasonably produced at The Mail Office providing reliable job printing for all needs.
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Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
Second St
C. J. Klar
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Company Would
McCall’s Magazine
And
McCall Patterns
McCall's
McCall
New York City
May Phillips
Hale School
Keating
Akeley School
Clarence Hale
Charles Hale
Klantone
Burton Miller
Eugene Shrague
Chauncey Jackson
Leyla Covel
Rochester
Sweet
Scholton
Albert Fox
Edinboro
Dora Knowlton
Buffalo
Elwin Scrambling
Hollis Johnson
Derrick City
Charlie Manwarren
Grandma Higgins
Emmet Higgins
Mr. Rooney
Frank Gordon
W. Muzzy
U. S. Rogers
Florence Wood
Kane
Fry
Hattie Walton
Columb v
FE L
Monroe
T. J. Foley
Prof
H. B. Hyde
A. O. A. Optometrist
H. S. Perry
Water Street
L. C. Eddy
John Hepburn, M. D
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