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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

2

Irvine and Surrounding Celebrate Local Events and Milestones

Irvine reports a week of community activities as Mrs Culbertson hosts WCTU ladies. Missionary Society meets at the Ault home with Mrs Culbertson presiding. school opens with Prof Simpkins as principal and staff. A bridge repair near Brok enstraw halts traffic then allows crossing. Gust Anderson escapes injury after a horse falls through the flooring. Golden wedding anniversary celebrated for Jesse Green and wife with guests, poems, and a gold purse among gifts. 71st birthday honored with a postcard shower and 50 cards.

Irvine J. A. Culbertson N. W. Ault Gust Anderson Pittsfield

Cornplanter Reservation Community Notes and Visits

Gibson Dolson and granddaughter Iva recently returned from Syracuse New York. A daughter was born September 20 1910 to Mr and Mrs George Lee Sr. Several Indians work for Elliot and White at Sugar Run. Mrs Dolson visiting Allegheny Reservation New York. Mrs Lena Crouse of Old Town New York visited Dwight Bennetts. Eugene and Mae Pierce attend Corydon High School. Mrs Riley Pierce of Onoville New York stays with her mother Mrs George Lee Sr. Mr Whalpley of Onoville spent Sunday at J W Browns Doughty farm. Alfred Shade of Corydon spent Sunday among neighbors below the Reservation. Mrs Amanda Curry of Quaker Bridge New York stayed here a few days. Bently and son of Corydon cutting corn and harvesting on the Reservation. Charles Gordon and crew work Willow Creek. Webster Lee works for W J Doughty. Dr Crooks of Holt Farm recently made a trip to Warren with potatoes.

Cornplanter Reservation Elliot and White Sugar Run Gibson Dolson Allegheny Reservation N. Y Lena Crouse Old Town Dwight Bennett Eugene Mae Pierce Amos Pierce Corydon Riley Pierce Onoville George Lee Whalpley J. W. Brown Doughty Farm Alfred Shade Amanda Curry Quakerbridge Bently and Son Charles Gordon Willow Creek Webster Lee W. J. Doughty Er. J. Crooks Holt Farm Warren

Local notes from Brown Hill and nearby towns

Mrs Minnie Fisher visits Sugar Grove relatives while Holiness convention attendees include C O Nelson and John Munson families. Rev W H Armstrong hosts brother Joseph Armstrong. Ruby Samuelson travels to Brockton New York. Local illness cases include Mrs Pet erson with Brights disease and Mrs Clara Reed. Edmund Ellis and son Harry visit G G Lindbergs. Cottage prayer meeting planned at P O Nelson's.

Brown Hill Minnie Fisher Sugar Grove C. O. Nelsor John Munson Grace Brown Carl Lottsville W. H. Armstrong Joseph Armstrong Beaver Ruby Samuelson Brocton N. Y Ralph Hamlin Rev Ed. Peterson Mr. Peterson Bright Edmund Ellis Harry Chandlers Valley G. G. Lindbergs Clara Reed Lizzie Samuelson Ruby Mary Samuelson Yankee Bush P. O. Nelson

Wood Consumption Varies Across Nations

The article compares per capita timber use: Germany 87 cubic feet, France 25 cubic feet, the United States 250 cubic feet annually. It notes wide regional differences in forest resource exploitation.

Germany France

Local Happenings From Sugar Grove and Nearby Areas

Geo Woodside and Nathan Cooper left for Gettysburg for a few days. Howard Rathburn returned to Schenectady after two weeks at home. James Shout resumed work in New York City. Tom and Eugene Matteson visit their brother Albert in Buffalo. Mrs Wiggins of Jamestown spent Sunday with Mrs Robert Wiggins. A.M. McDonald and Ray Lovoy of Jamestown returned from New York City. Mr and Mrs J G McDonald and daughter Idelen vacation in Pleasantville. Miss Mary Spring spent Sunday with her parents in Jamestown. A surprise shower for Mr and Mrs Wesley Barlow was held Friday evening with gifts and singing.

Sugar Grove A.M. McDonald Ray Lovyoy Jamestown New York City J. G. McDonald Idelen Pleasantville Mary Spring Wesley Barlow

Residents and Visitors Gather in Tiona News

In Tiona Pennsylvania on September 26 residents and visitors are listed including Miss Reta Magee visiting Clarendon and Frank Tuttle on business. Social events note a corn roast at the K O T M hall with about forty attendees. A new iron fence is planned for the Methodist church.

Tiona Reta Magee Clarendon Frank Tuttle Ernest Kirkpatrick G. S. Downing R. H. Duck A. McCarroll Sheffield C. Christy North Warren Otto Bartsch Warren D. Viger Allentown N. Y W. D. Duck Kane L. Jeffords John Logan

Sanitary Milk Tickets Printed at the Mart Office

Milk dealers must obtain sanitary tickets to comply with the law and may inspect samples by calling the Mart office.

Mart

Local Notes From Pittsfield Daily Social Roundup

Pittsfield reports shuffled visits across Atkinson Fort Scott Jamestown and Youngsville as families host relatives. Community efforts include Ladies' Aid raising 300 for Wrightsville cemetery fence and deposits in a Youngsville bank.

Local Social Roundup in Warren and Nearby

Events in Warren include visits by Mrs. C D Outrid and Mr. O E Headley on business, the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Headley on Sept 14, and several social calls. A dance at Lyman Walling’s and a party with music drew many attendees, while Miss Jennie Johnson visited Miss Mamie Nichol’s school.

Germany C. D. Outrid A. H. Ladow O. E. Headley Warren Ralph Linstrom C. LY. Martin Mable Outrid Rice Lyman Walling Jennie Johnson Mamie Nichol John Linn W.M. Hoytis

Pickett and veterans visit Hale. baptism and reunions noted

Sept 27 report from Akeley notes Mr. Pickett and old soldiers visiting Mrs. Hale for a six o'clock dinner, plus baptisms at Russell U B church and the Johnson reunion at Warren. Rev William Sunday drew a Philadelphia audience in Fairmont Park as he attacked liquor and saloons with strong words.

Akeley

Local Brief Notes On Visits And Health

A resident returned home Monday after a short visit to How and Homestead. Threshers are finishing their work in the area. Emerson Hale remains on the sick list.

How Homestead Emerson Hale

North Warren News Notes and Local Visits

NortH WARREN Pa Sept 27 Mr and Mrs Fred Putnam of Kansas were visitors here Mr and Mrs N Nimtz were guests of Mrs Jane Putnam Saturday Mrs L Crocker and children spent Saturday and Sunday at Sugar Grove A young peoples Christian Endeavor society was organized Sunday evening Miss Anna Howard of Wilcox is visiting friends here Oran Thompson who had spent months here has returned to California The funeral of Charles Lott was held Saturday from the home of his daughter Mrs E J Cowden

Pittsfield Elmer Jaquay Atkinson Kansas Arthur Jaquay Fort Scott Isadore Clark Jaquay Stetson Hill O. H. Wilson Brecht S. K. Broughton Elihu Kingsley Dugall Kingsley Sarah Perry E. Morley Jamestown D. Munger Flora Allen Lottsville Hettie Comstock Mertie Kay Youngsville Sutton Hill Ladies’ Aid Society of Wrightsville Ora Smith Palmeter Weitz Erie George Cale M. Clark F. M. Robbins Sears Hill Hillside Anna Porter Canton Ohio North Warren Fred Putnam N. Nimtz Jane Putnam L. Crocker Sugar Grove Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Society Anna Howard Wilcox Oran Thompson California Charles Lott E. J. Cowden

Icelandic Wayside Poetry and Cairn Legend

Mr N P Fenwick Jr notes a curious Icelandic custom of leaving poems on cairns for the next passerby. He translates a verse found there asking a sincere friend to warm the old one, referencing an old crone believed to dwell in the cairn.

N. P. Fenwick, Jr Iceland

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Safe and Sound Bank Warren Savings Bank Pennsylvania First National Bank Penn’a F. K. Russell R. H. Winger Telier Warren Trust Co Warren, Pa Citizens National Bank Dema Nickerson Kinzua Allegheny Lumber & Tie Co Harris Lot R. W. Sparks Charles Holtzinger A. Muntz C. F. Morrison George Nickerson Portland C. D. Clawson George Foulkrod Anthony Muntz J. M. Hook D. G. Blackman Jesse M. Green J. F. Jones Greens A. E. Wyman Ida Smith Leo Woodin Columbus Roy Irvine Bert Deitch Ola Clark Jr. Daugherty Wm. Morris Enterprise Stanley Dalrymple D. Nelson Joe Nelson T. M. Howard Johnson S. H. Briggs Fred MacLean Youngstown William Sunday Philadelphia Fairmont Park Billy Sunday United States Nim Keystone Citizen Conewango Trust Company Pennsylvania Avenue Herbert G. Eaton John Hepburn KECK
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