Local Notes From Tiona Weekly Visit and Travel
Mr and Mrs Will Draper and son visited O T Beams last week. Miss Mayme Hanley returned home after a Mt Alton visit. Mrs J N Weir visited Barnes school midweek. Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson of Glade stayed with E L McCune. Mrs John Blair is ill. Ralph Cross and Chas Blunk moved to Westfield New York. John Logan and sons visited Titusville. Mrs Oscar Anderson and child visit Clarence Nelsons. Edgar Parker returned to work at West Hickory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Will Draper
O. T. Beams
Mayme Hanley
Mt. Alton
J. N. Weir
Barnes School
Carl Anderson
Glade
E. L. McCune
John Blair
Ralph Cross
Chas. Blunk
Westfield
N. Y
John Logan
Titusville
Oscar Anderson
Child
Clarence Nelson
Akeley Notes Include Harvests and Social Gatherings
Cool wet weather prevails as millet is harvested and ensilage begins while corn yields are fair and potatoes poor. Carl Limburg and family visited E A Herrick. Mrs C E Marsh returned from Frewsburg. a dance was held at W Confer’s home. Arvid Carlson saw his parents in Scandia. Lyndall Hill left Meadville and Youngstown after visiting the Howard Homestead. The L A H C A meets Sept 27 at the Howard home. aprons are to be worked on and October bazaar plans will be made. Mr and Mrs S M Johnson are visiting the Howard Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akeley
Carl Limburg
E. A. Herrick
C. E. Marsh
Frewsburg
W. Confer
Arvid Carlson
Scandia
Lyndall Hill
Howard Homestead
Meadville
Youngstown
T. M. Howard
S. M. Johnson
Birthday celebration and ice cream social reported
Farmington notes a pleasant gathering at Mrs H M Preston’s for Harold’s birthday. An ice cream social at D A Johnson’s raised 7.50 for the M E Sunday school. Several local students returned to Clarion Edinboro and teachers hosted guests from Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
H. M. Preston
Gerald Babcock
Edinborough School
Elizabeth Cowles
M. E. Cowles
Neice
Bryant
Grove
Washington, D. C
Local Notes From Matthews Run Area
Matthews Run Sept 18. Mr and Mrs Wm Boswell of Portland Ore visited Mrs Boswells brothers the Chapmans. Mr and Mrs Ray Davis of Warren spent Sunday with Mrs Davis sister Mrs Clare Chapman. Chapman brothers called to Warren for a sister's illness. Wierer and Ruhlman won oil drilling contract for Tory Oil Co Keniston lease moving rig from Chandlers Valley to drill on Dick Jones farm. A few church members cleaned for new minister Elmer Carlson 13 year old son of Frank Carlson fell from a barrel during play, causing a jolt. Emma Thompson of Sandy Lake returning home after visiting Maud Thompson. Goal and Son drilled well with temper screw break halting operations for 2-3 days. down about 500 feet. Mrs BE D Haupin and children of Wrightsville visited brother H L Rowley. Archie Woodin held a surprise corn roast party with ~25 youths. H L Rowley and family visiting Warren today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Chandlers Valley
Dick Jones
Elmer Carlson
Frank Carlson
Emma Thompson
Sandy Lake
Maud Thompson
Thompson
Goal
BE. D. Haupin
Wrightsville
H. L. Rowley
Archie Woodin
Warren
Local Social Notes from Pittsfield Busy Sunday
Pittsfield locals share visits across families with Mr and Mrs C C Jury from Tidioute visiting Mrs E W Coan. A D Coan and child visit relatives in Youngsville, Anna Strawbridge visits sister C C Johnson, Myrtle Sell returns from Arcadia Indiana County, Wm Durlin sick with measles, Wm Lafstrom of Kane visits sister L A Pillsbury, One By One Working Band meets at Emmit Lynn, Rev E D Sell on business to Warren, Mrs John McIntyre of Youngsville visits her parents H Conklin, Camp meeting turnout at Wrightsville, Dale Conklin friends note baby Paul ill with cholera infantum shows improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Cc. C. Jury
Tidioute
E. W. Coan
A. D. Coan
Youngsville
A. S. Brown
K. Shutts
Anna Strawbridge
C. C. Johnson
Myrtle Sell
Arcada
Indiana
Wm. Durlin
Wm. Lafstrom
Kane
L. A. Pillsbury
Emmit Lynn
E. D. Sell
Warren
John McIntyre
H. Conklin
Gospel Workers
Wrightsville
Dale Conklin
Paul
Warren National Bank Report of condition 1912
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania at close of business Sept 4 1912. Resources show loans and discounts 1 804490 73. U S bonds 300009 00. deposits due from banks and other assets totaling 3 39198. liabilities list capital stock 300000 00 surplus 275000 00 deposits 3 287158 10. cashier I H Lampe swears accuracy before notary Rose H Davis Sept 6 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
U. S
U.S
Dsocess Cnvers
U. S. Treas- Ang
Citizens National Bank
Naaah Bank
Report of the condition of Citizens National Bank 1919
Balance sheet for Citizens National Bank No 2226 shows assets totaling 611 204 31 with loans and discounts 395 794 12. U S bonds for circulation 100 000 00 and bank premises 15 000 00. Liabilities include undivided profits and capital accounts, with deposits and reserves listed, as of September 4 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
San Bank
U. S
Sarens Fond
ANA Canes Paia
Golden wedding celebrated by Columbus couple
Columbus September 17 Mr and Mrs George Stranigan hosted a small gathering to honor their parents golden wedding. The notes mention visitors from Pittsburg Dunkirk Sugar Grove Canada Hornell Bear Lake Spar tansburg and friendships with local families. A stork brought a boy to Will Page's home on September 14 and roses brightened Frank Putnam's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
George Stranigan
Lill Dewey
Pittsburg
N. E. Dewey
Timmons
Dunkirk
N. KE. Dewey
W. W. Stimson
Sugar Grove
Ray Sheppard
Rebecca Lawrence
Canada
Hiram Days
Hellen Taylor
Hornell
Charlie Morton
Ray Gordon
Will Page
B. A. West
Bear Lake
Lois Monroe
Carl Clark
Spartansburg
Frank Gordon
E. M. Putnam
Bank Statement for Warren National Bank September 9 1912
State of Pennsylvania, Warren County. S. C. Conarro, cashier, swears the above bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. Details show assets of 1,864,300.82 with deposits totaling 1,441,515.00 and capital stock at 100,000.00. Notary Ozro Nesmith attests dated September 9, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
E. H. Lampe
I. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Sidemabillieete
O. A. Pressel
A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
Ea Acta Kanteatoned
Sveessss
S. C. .Conarro
C.t. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Wealth and Charity Revisited in Dark Sentiment
A reflective remark contrasts wealth and generosity noting that the richer a man is the harder it is to be charitable, while poverty makes giving easier when one has only a few cents to share. The quote underscores moral tension surrounding money and benevolence.
Meeting Opportunity Reminds of Life's Supreme Moments
Quote encourages facing life’s chances with thoughtful courage and earnest inquiry, framing opportunities as supreme moments whether clearly seen or hidden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maltbie D. Babcock
Apple core in tobacco jar boosts flavor and moisture
A tip for pipe smokers suggests placing the core of an apple on top of tobacco in the jar. This practice purportedly enriches flavor and helps keep the tobacco moist.
Court Error Alleged Over Husband's Conduct
London Standard reports a wife challenging a magistrate after complaint about her husband with two other women girls. The magistrate allegedly retorted that she might be married to a Don Giovanni, prompting the applicant to reply that she is not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towerbridge
Don Giovanni
London Standard
Those on the mountains find longer days than valleys
The saying notes that mountain dwellers enjoy longer daylight hours than those in the valleys. It suggests rising higher brings brighter moods and a clearer view of the day.
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Local Ledger
A series of property transfers are reported with names, towns like Warren Clarendon Sugar Grove Glade Sheffield and sums from $1 to $1,675. Notable entries include F M Dickerson to C S Keefer Mead $1350 and John A Kinsman to Sugar Grove Borough $350. enregistrations show multiple exchanges among individuals firms and boroughs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.M. Dickerson
C. S. Keefer
Mead
Jane L. Burroughs
Hill Piano Co
Sugar Grove Borough
Gottlieb Lauffenburger
Frank C. Brown
Warren
Arthur B. Baynes
F. Carlson
Sheffield
Lars Hansen
Jeunie Deardsley
Nancy Kelley
May Gwin H. Eaton Warren
Anna Eysinger
Samuel A. Jones
John A. Kinsman
Sugar Grove
David Lott
Warren Beck
Farmington
Tnp
C. R. Elston
Geo. H. Bellows
Clarendon
W. R. Elston
Mary E. Lester
G. H. Bellows
Melvina J. Lacey
Henry Maurer
Glade
Jerome C. Harris
Victor Granquist
Glade Two
John Elston
Levi Smith
Levi Smith Ltd
Chas. F. Knapp
John Flick
October Civil Court May Be Short
Only six cases are listed for trial at the October term of Common Pleas Court and may be settled or continued. Cases include Eliza S. Henry vs Sumner A. Orr. Love Mtg Co. vs Big Cove Lumber Co. Jerome F. Buck vs Charles Walter Smith. Drake vs Henry Holtz. Tony Wagner vs Warrenan James. C L Wendt vs Geo W Buhl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Eliza S. Henry
Sumner A. Orr
Alexander and Clark
D. U. Arird
Love Mtg. Co
Big Cove Lumber Co
W. Ed Marsh
Corry
C. L. Wendt
Geo. W. Buhl
D. I. Ball
C. M. Shawkey
Jurors Drawn for October Civil Court in Warren County
Sheriff Park and the jury commissioners named a large panel for the Court of Common Pleas term starting October 28. The list includes Gustafson Otto laborer Clarendon borough along with many Warren area workers such as Simpson W M carpenter Munson John farmer Nelson Harry conductor Carlson S A farmer and Reynolds Morris laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Park
Court of Common Pleas
Gustafson
Otto
Clarendon
Simpson
W. M
Carpenter
Warren
Munson
John
Farmer
Brokenstraw
Nelson
Harry
Sheffield
Carlson
S. A
Elk
Dunham
Myron
South West
Kieff
M. G
Gardner
Tip
Pine Grove
Fogle
Carl S
Kinzua
Boeschlin
A. K
Spetz
Victor
Pittsfield
Westren
A.C
Freehold
Peterson
Pleasant
Reynolds
Morris
Rice
A. E
Sugar Grove
Anderson
Fred E
John G
Stricker
L. A
Corydon
Byrnes
James
Deerfield
Schwing
E. M
Johnson
C. B
Loucks
Charles
Farmington
Erickson
Conewango
Eldred
Howe
H. P
Jones
Oscar
Columbus
Lindberg
Leonard
Armstrong
H. E
Jackson
Neil
Grand Valley
Fehlman
S. Mathias
Conenango
Listrom
John Machinest
Francis
E. P
Emil G
Eckey
A. F
Miller
J. R
Ward
W. H
Black
J. W
Daily
Crand Valley
Ewer
E. A
Cuase
Spring Creek
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Ben Franklin
First National Bank
Penna
Warren, Penn’a
Edgar Parker
West Hickory
Matthews
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
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Ik. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
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