Wedding and society notes from Warren area
A busy society page captures multiple weddings and engagements. Esther A. Jones wed Jerry Young in Freehold with gifts and a breakfast, while Clyde L. Walton and Louise Butler, Ed win D. Nichols and Margaret Johnson tied in Warren and Kane respectively. Other nuptials include Shannon O’Brien Dove Butler Wolfe Barton Everett Young Farnsworth Anderson Carlson Murray Flatt with ceremonies in Warren Jamestown and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youne — Jones
Sam Jones
Freehold
Esther A
Jerry Young
J. A. Rinell
Emma
Eloi L. Young
Jamestown
N. Y
Art Metal Construction Co
Young
Walton—Butler
Warren Presbyterian Church
J. W. Smith
Clyde L. Walton
Custer City
Louise Butler
Warren
Nichols—Johnson
W. H. Fenton
Edwin D. Nichols
Kane
Margaret Augusta Johnson
Shannon—O’brien
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Sieverding
Patrick Shannon
Kitty O’brien
New York City
Dove—Butler
Tionesta
W. Q. Calhoun
Henry M. Dove
Maud Butler
Jackson Street
James Dove
Simpson —Wolfe
Barnes, Pa
Ralph B. Simpson
Anna Wolfe
Barnes
Barton—Everett
Kinzua
J. R. Miller
Fred N.barton
Corry
Myrtle Everett
Young— Farnsworth
Justice Perry
Charles E. Young
Eva J. Farnsworth
Saybrook
Eva—Young
M. E
Frederic A. Gould
Henry Clayton Eba
Minnie Ella Young
North Warren
Anderson—Carlson
A. M. Benander
Carl J. Anderson
Anna M. Carlson
Murray—Flatt
F. A. Gould
William M. Murray
Warren, Pa
Vinnie Ream Flatt
Corydon
Three Months Free Mail Subscription Offer
The Mail invites new subscribers in Warren County to receive three months free by paying one dollar for a year and three months or 25 cents to try the balance of the year. The notice asks voters to stay informed on campaign issues and encourages sharing the offer with neighbors to spread the county paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Government plan to open unstamped letters sparks caution
The government proposes opening letters without postage stamps to identify writers and prevent misdelivery. The Mary Printery offers printed envelopes cheaper than unprinted ones to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Printery
Dancing School Opens at Harragain Hall
Misses Harriett Cowan and Mary Yates organize a school of dancing in Harragain Hall on Saturday October 8 for children at 3 PM and intermediate at 7 30 PM. Ten week term costs $5 with private lessons available. Evening lessons end with an assembly.
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Library Hall
Rudolph
Adolph
Volger
Fred Russell
Louis J. Russell
Williamsport
Harriett Cowan
Mary Yates
Harragain Hall
Monogram Stationery Showcased At The Mail Office
The Mail Office offers latest monogram stationery with new styles of paper and envelopes. Samples are displayed and orders are taken at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kertcher’s
Mall
Mat
Vaccination disputes drive child to Zion schools
Mrs A H McKelvy of Warren Pa arrives in Zion City with her sixteen year old son Junius to enroll in Zion preparatory schools citing Pennsylvania vaccination laws as the reason. She calls the law unjust and laments separation from her son though acknowledges a small gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McKelvy
Warren
Zion City
Junius McKelvy
Zion
Pennsylvania
Hunters Cross State Line Into New York
Local hunters from Bradford crossed into New York to pursue game as New York’s bird season began on September 15. Lime stone wardens conduct vigilant searches after reports of incursions. In New York the penalty for foreign hunters is severe with fines near ninety dollars per bird, and one Bradford hunter was nabbed with four birds after crossing back into Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Pennsylvania
Empire State
Limestone
Bradford
When to Go Hunting in Pennsylvania Seasons
The open season for elk, deer, or fawn is November. Ruffed grouse runs October 15 to December 15. Hare or rabbit from November 1 to December 15. Quail or Virginia partridge October 15 to December 19. Rail and reed birds September 1 to November 29. Web-footed wild fowl September 1 to May 1. Wild turkey October 15 to December 15. Woodcock October 15 to December 15 and July. Squirrel October 15 to December 15. Plover July 15 to January 1. Several species cannot be sold after killing. Daily and yearly limits apply to pheasants, ruffed grouse, wild turkeys, woodcock, and quail. No trapping or poisons. ferrets banned. Deer not hunted with dogs or in waters. $100 penalty. Sunday hunting prohibited. Non game birds not permitted.
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Pennsylvania
PRR Special Low-Rate Excursion to Warren Olean and Bradford
On Sunday October 9 the Pennsylvania Railroad will run a special low-rate excursion to Warren Olean and Bradford. Fare from Warren is 1 dollar round trip. Train departs Warren at 10 A M and returns at 9 P M Tickets are valid on regular trains October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bradford
Titusville
Warren County Fish and Game Association
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Olean
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Home Matters
Allen
Liberty Street
Rose Orr
St. Paul, Minn
John J. Nesmith
H. Rockwell
Europe
W. Cowan
Julia
Buffalo
A.C. McAlpin
California
San Loma
F. A. Cogswell
Mt. Clemons
Mich
Eugene McLaren
L. A. Keller
James Marker
Hanna & Co
W. J. Morris
Jersey City
D. G. Curtis
Miss Eldred
Spring Creek
Golf Club
Leon G. Ball
Con. I. H. Lockwood
Struthers
Citizens Bank
Roy Heermans
J. B. Russell
Poplar Street
Joseph Walkerman
Francis Dietch
Detroit
N. Dietch
A.M. Siil
New York
Outing Club
First Lutheran
West
M. Waters
Eugene Abbott
Leon
St. Louis
L. F. Watson
Mary Hamlin
Coronado Beach
Cal
Nettie Talbott
Ogontz
Elizabeth Beaty
Rye
Josephine Rankin
Irving
Business
C. W. Ahdey
Conewango Club
Abdey
Conewango
Third Street
Penn’a Avenue
Mai
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Assembly
Colorado
North Dakota
U.S
Arthur
Fargo
Washington
McKinley
Post Office Department
L. T. Bishop
Bowers
Orren C
George W
Denver
Col
Walter
Dunkirk
Reilly
Patrick G. Reilly
Magdalena
Bohren
Anna Bohren
Pleasant To
Sinclearville
Hunter’s Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Gel Ball Clothing Co
Lambertville
Wisconsin
Eberhart & Miller
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