Wrightsville and Lander Arc Busy With Local News
Mrs. John Lake plans winter in James Town with her son. Mrs. Martha Wynn honored Sept. 10 with a postcard shower. Local gatherings include visits from Elton Allen and family and Ed Allen. Abbott Brothers sold many bushels of peaches. Sugar Grove beat Wrightsville in a thrilling Sept. 18 baseball game. Various residents attend Corry fair. Charles Price returns to activity. Lander reports sermons, pastoral move details, and a busy weekend of visitors, with corn roasts and ball games noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wynn
Elton Allen
Sheffield
Ed. Allen
Warren
Ella Allen
Columbus
John Gross
Abbott Brothers
Sugar Grove
Bessie Saunders
Everet Seamens
Mary Sliter
Corry
Wrightsville
Charles Price
Susan Cross
Corry Fair
George Ward
John Sandberg
Lottsville
Luther Johnson
Youngsville
Irvingia Social Notes and Local Guests at Fair
Mrs. Jane Starrett and Mrs. G W Shannon enjoyed a week at Corry Fair with hosts Felms and others. Frank Metzger, formerly of Revere House Warren now from York Pa, visited his brother in Irvington. The new M E pastor Rev Perry spoke well at Youngsville and Irvington. Two Irvington iron works buildings near completion with President Miller hopeful for operation before cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Jane Starrett
G. W. Shannon
Corry Fair
Filmore Nelson
Canton
Chas. F. Nelson
Prof. Thompson
Cleveland
Clyde
Loren Whiteman
Bradford
J. Starrett
Howard Marker
Warren
Irvington
Irvington Iron Works
Miller
StearRown Moves Near Workplace Amid Farm Harvest
StearRown residents report Marve Russ planning to move his family from Corydon to Sugar Run to stay close to work. Local farmers are busy cutting buckwheat and corn as town visitors pass through. In town notes, Mrs. Oliver Haag of Dutch Hill and her daughter Mrs. Scott of Los Angeles were guests, with other area residents seen visiting or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute and
Grange
Alice Holt
Warren
Cobb's Corners Community Notes
Mrs James Neff and daughter Bertha Neff of Harrisburg Pa visit sister Mrs James Phillis. Several attend Corry fair last week. C M Cobb family visited Cobb mother near Titusville. Earl Sanford returns from visit with father Knight in Emlenton Pa. John Dexter sick for a week. Lewis Culver visits friends in New York state. Rev Burns of Union City hosted by Elmer Gray. Harriet Nichols returns home after time with relatives in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cops’s Corners
James Neff
Bertha Neff
Harrisburg
James Phillis
C. M. Cobb
Lewis Culver
New York State
Rev. Burns
Union City
Elmer Gray
Harriet Nichols
Corry
Local Visits and Family News from East Branch
East Branch notes show Mr. and Mrs. Louis Culver and Lettie Hayes from Three Bridges visiting Westfield New York relatives. Frank May made Corry visits. John and Mrs Kealy hosted calls near Titusville. Edgar Taylor visited Titusville for business. Estella Houghteling visits Ray Culver. Rev Baldwin and Leon Burdick return home after meetings. Ava Hill and Evelyn from Oil City visit her parents. N H Blanchard served jury in Warren last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Branch
Louis Culver
Lettie Hayes
Three Bridge
Westfield
N. Y
Frank May
Corry
C. M. Cobb
John Kealy
Titusville
Edgar Taylor
Estella Houghteling
Ray
Rev. Baldwin
Sharon
Leon Burdick
Garland
Ava Hill
Evelyn
Oil City
N. H. Blanchard
Warren
Crops Worth Immense Sum In Nationwide Valuation
The 12 principal crops of the country are valued at five billion dollars, highlighting the substantial agricultural impact on the economy.
Rhoades family to move to California this fall
Pittsfield notes James Rhoades and family from Davy Hill will relocate to California this fall. Local items include O H Wilson hosting Elmer Wilson from Stetson Hill, Alex Sandberg visiting Youngsville, a Wrightsville birth, a Dugall fire with minimal damage, and several residents visiting Jamestown, Fentonville, Davenport Iowa, and Westfield Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B. Aid Society
L. Holes
Wrightsville
Mare
Mable Sandberg Boardman
Victor Johnson
Dugall
M. Clark
Jamestown
Fentonville
Stanley Dalrymple
Davenport
Iowa
Five Doctors Confer Over Patient In Town Visit
Mrs. Patty Irvine Mead and her son visit friends out of town. Mrs. J. Smith’s friends regret she is not improving. A medical consultation with five doctors including a Philadelphia specialist, two from Warren, and two locals was held last week. Mr. and Mrs. F Brezell of Wrightsville were in town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Irvine Mead and Son
J. Smith
Philadelphia
Warren
F. Brezell
Wrightsville
Local residents and visitors noted in Trona and nearby towns
John Logan transacted business in Warren on Tuesday evening. Sheffield visitors included Jack Ball and others on Saturday. Miss Mary L. Schneider left for Porto Rico for teaching work. The area hosted family visits, travel to Warren, Saybrook corn roast, and a 12 to 21 baseball win over Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trona
John Logan
Warren
O. Ingraham
James Weir
Oil City
Weir
Cleveland
T. F. Duck and
Bradford
R. H. Duck
Charles Rogers
Sheffield
Clarence Frederick
Reta Magee
Clarendon
Cc. S. Kirkpatrick
Jas. Stranaghan
Corry
Mary JL. Schneider
Porto Rico
Carl Williams
Charles Best
Youngsville
B. Meloy
C. S. Kirkpatrick
Herbert Ward's Global Journey From Congo to Paris Sculpture
Herbert Ward, Stanley's tenant and African writer, returned to the Congo, later moved to America, married an American, and pursued art. He achieved notable success in Paris with sculpture depicting African savages, with pieces to accompany his October Scribner article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ward
Stanley
Congo
America
Paris
Ward
Hand Painted Hats Gain Popularity in October Issue
Hand painted hats for ladies are the latest millinery fad per Popular Mechanics October issue. Hats are sold in large numbers to those opposing plume hunting and to others drawn by pretty art. Prices vary with painting merit and display quantity.
Sanitary Milk Tickets Promote Law Compliance
Milk dealers must display sanitary tickets issued by the Matt office to meet regulatory requirements. Call to view samples and ensure acceptance under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Classified notice urges businesses to advertise in the Mail to reach a broad local audience. Stresses quick responses and measurable impact for merchants seeking increased sales and visibility.
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Safe and Sound Bank
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Warren Trust Co
Warren, Pa
Conan
Citizens National Bank
John Lake
Lander
Sherman Brown and Son
Ora Burgett
North Warren
Charles
James Miller
Lander Boys
Chandlers Valley
Frank Peters
Clark Springer
H. H. Cowell
Ralph Brown
David Phillips
Falconer
Will Gibson
H. L. Gibson’s
Mr. Walkup
Busti
Sugar Run
Cobb's
Pittsfield
Henry Houck
Secretary of Internal Affairs
TIONA
Jack Ball
R. D. Blanchard
George Frick
Gertrude Hammel
Everett Meley
Merle Hammel
Florence Templeton
J. C. Parker
Mary Rogers
J. A. Templeton
Stoneham
Mabel C. Weir
Nelle Matthews
Bessie Parker
Robert Weir
Edgar Parker
Saybrook
Earl Kelley
Klem Helm
Colorado Springs
Clyde Blair
Tidioute
Alice Wood
Pittsburg
J. A. Wood
Edward Magee
Reta
Robert Millen
Ned Clapp
Clara Kiernan
Charles Schneider
Conewango Trust Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
Herbert G. Eaton
John Hepburn
H. S. Keck
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