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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1907
Page
8
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The Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Minnie Bradley. The F C A met with Mrs. Lillian Ganey for tea. School began with Mrs. Eva Saeger as teacher. Visits to Randolph were made by Mr. and Mrs. Milton Bennett and daughter Mrs. J L Rickerson. Mrs. Flora Wiltsie is improving. George White on the sick list. Bert Sleeman and daughter Marian visited friends out of town. Farmers are filling their silos. Report received too late for Sept 19 issue.
Sept 23 items recount travels and visits from Mrs Amy Scholton to Brocton N Y and Mrs Guy Gordon of Erie. Cem Auxilliary met for program before California departures Oct 8. Lectures by Mrs Law Oct 8 9. WCTU will meet in memory of Frances Willard. Edinboro teacher Miss Green visiting Miss Covel. Soldiers reunion with W H Bentley. Local exchanges with Jamestown Sugar Grove and Chautauqua news. Creamery milk and butter sales data included.
Sept 24 reports Bradford visitors including W L Ackley and wife and Thomas Mapes and wife visiting relatives. Mentions John Adams returning home to Jefferson County and local business moves as David Holt drills an oil well near Marshburg. Hoop and Muntz buy a new Peerless thresher and expand their business.
Farmers discuss a first class machine's potential success. Frank Marsh and Nat Holt supply oil well equipment to Marshburg for David Holt Co. C Sparks and brothers of Corydon visited town. Miss Eva Ackley attends Brockwayville school. Robert Martin and wife of Portland Oregon and Mrs. Kimbal of South Haven Michigan visit Mrs. S Morrison, Mr. Martin's sister.
Sept 23 notes Mrs Rosetta Pelton has pneumonia. She recently sprained her ankle and broke her hip. Mr and Mrs O J Cowles and Chas Alexander visit relatives at Russell. Mr and Mrs E M Lowe spend a few days at Titusville. Mrs George Daniels guest of Mrs D S Pierce last week. Miss Mazie Green Saturday with Miss Lulu Covel at Columbus. The Ladies Aid Society met Thursday with Mrs Ella Pierce.
Sept 23 notices from Cable Hollow record multiple visitors including Mrs Amelia Imes from Jamestown and Mrs Emogene Fellows in Warren. residents on sick lists Elmer Reese Ruth McCoy. moves of Rev W Bennett family to Warren. several visits between Cable Hollow and nearby towns and news of Earl Fellows blood poison from Kellettville.
Deaths recorded for John B Russell Emaline Watt John Sager Mark H Cheney Ella Brown Amanda Rose Elof Peterson and infant Pearson. Services held at their residences or Grace M E Church with interment in Oakland cemetery. multiple families mourn losses in Warren area.
Hulda Jones and Harry Connell were Russell visitors Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kelley visited her mother Sunday. Mrs. Fred Thompson and Jamestown family returned home Sunday after visiting their parents. James Beach of Russell visited Hollow friends Sunday. Frank Phillips of Russell visited his parents Crecraft Sunday. Sylvester Passinger and others visited Mrs. A. C. Walker at Scandia Friday. Henry Walker accompanied them home. William Madigan was a Warren visitor Saturday.
Sep 22 reports Thad Jones Jr and sister Hulda with Harry Connell of Pittsburg visiting grandmother and relatives. Bertha Passinger visited Pearl Fellows at Cable Hollow and Mrs Newark at Warren. Thad Jones and Harry Connell were Jamestown visitors. Mrs Henry Lauffenburg a Russell visitor. Fred Newark and family visiting Mrs W H Madigan. Inez Gegory and Maggie Spierce of Fox Hill drove through the Hollow. Mr and Mrs Elmer Donilson visited.
The Dun's Review notes distribution of fall merchandise rising overall as weather improves in most areas. Jobbers ship large dry goods consignments, interior reports predict solid autumn and winter business, with minor disruption from religious observance and cautious sentiment in eastern cities. Wholesale and railway activity improve with September earnings up, while commercial failures total 156 in the U S and 31 in Canada.
A broad selection of 125 dress fabrics priced at 50 cents per yard is showcased this season. The assortment includes plain rich shades, plaids, stripes, and checks in colors from light evening tones to blacks. View the 50c dress goods window to gauge stock before selecting fabrics in red tan black pink blue and white plaids with a note of value.
State Health Commissioner Dixon issues directive for sleeping cars through Pennsylvania. Berth sheets must be long enough to turn over the upper end of the blanket by at least two feet to avoid contact with a passenger’s face. Porters on Pullman coaches are prohibited from brushing passengers’ clothing in the aisle and must work only at the end of the car beyond the seats.
A travel safety measure centers on protecting the public from communicable diseases by restricting or guiding movement. The order outlines steps for travelers and authorities to curb transmission and safeguard communities.
Reports note courses for electricity at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Rio Janeiro has 125 miles of electric street railways using water power. A new steel hardening process uses electricity. Leipsiz engines run on storage-battery electricity with two 7 to 14 hp motors, 24 mile range. Electrical currents may soften concrete, aiding wrecking of old foundations. General Electric tests 100000 volt switching apparatus. Hiorth of Norway patents a graphite reducing medium in electric smelters. Russian Baku oil fields boost output with steam turbines driving dynamos and pumps.
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