Reunion of Jones Family Held at Youngsville
The Jones family reunion occurred Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver in Youngsville with about forty members traveling from Chicago Jamestown Lakewood Warren Ohio Williamsport Oakmont Freehold and Youngsville. Officers elected were T E Jones president E E Jones vice president Jeanette Jones secretary treasurer. Ice cream and cake were served as a closing feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Jones
Frank Weaver
Fourth Street
Chicago
Jamestown
Lakewood
Warren
Ohio
Williamsport
Oakmont
Freehold
T. E. Jones
E. E. Jones
Arthur Bogren
Local notes from Porkey Porkey July trip and town events
July report from Porkey Porkey lists visits by Mrs. C. B. Babb Mrs. Lee Dunkle and other Mayburg residents. Ruth Shepard nearly choked on a penny halting to a doctor then continuing home. A Boy Scout group from Erie camped locally and a Gleaners orchestra joined Serrill home entertainment. Local residents moved houses started new trades and arranged auto papers and meetings. Several outings to Warren Tionesta and Kane area described with visits and health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porkey
Shepard
Oil City
Allen
Fanny Howard
Mayburg
C. B. Babb
Lee Dunkle
Chas. Warriner
Chas
Harold McClellan
June
Kingsley
Rupert
Ruth
G. H. Shepard
Molletville
Lois Rupert
N. W. Burdick
Bradford
M. A. Rupert
Tionesta
Kellerville
Gleaners Orchestra
Serrill
Floyd Watson
James Flynn
Bertha Coy
Margaret Silvis
R. Weller
Lynch
Mies O'Donnel
Fools Creek
Kellettville Old Home Day Booster Message
A cheerful notice invites residents of Kellettville to join Old Home Day on July twenty eighth with a picnic, sales of sandwiches ice cream and cold drinks, a band performance by mastciana, and an address by Reverend Mister Thoman. The community choir and neighborly singing follow before a Saturday return, encouraging attendance and goodbye boosters.
White Oak Ladies Aid meets at Anderson home
Spring Creek July 23. The White Oak Ladies Aid Society gathered at the John and Mrs. Anderson residence with large attendance. Doris and Frances Walker attended a birthday party in Warren. Local farmers struggle to tend hay and cultivate corn and potatoes due to wet weather. Mrs. Lilian Belknap injured after falling from a scaffold while papering a ceiling. The Walker family reunion and visits by Sherman Vroman and others are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek Road
White Oak
M. W. Walker
Walker
Espyville
Lilian Belknap
Ethel Cardullo
Edward Speth
Harold Cardullo
Natalie Nooce
Meadville
Chris Gregory
Warren
Sherman Vroman
Mr.Vroman
J. M. Vroman
Notice of Individual Responsibility by Edwin Erickson
A legal notice states that Edwin Q A Erickson will be responsible for all bills and accounts contracted by himself only. The notice is issued in the format of a personal obligation with the name and address or identifier included. The date reference 7-201-4t appears as part of the filing or publication notation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J- Larsen
Prospect St
Edwin Q. A. Erickson
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Bass Distributed
State
Brokenstraw
Wrightsville
Hagies Grove
Luther League
J.W. Engstrom
Fred Beckenbach
Mariam
Attica
N. Y
Mill Street
G. C. Campbell
Gibson
Silver Creek
Youngsville M. E
Jasper Mead
New York City
Holmes Kline
Naomi
Blaisdell
Mes. Clark
Clark Watson
Shamrock
Oklahoma
John Sitzle
A. E. Babcock
Morgan
John Weitz
Pittsburgh
Fred Rogers
National Transit of
North
Perry
E. M. Neal
Marienville
D. W. Downey
Glenn Zaendel
German Hill
Our Creek Boys
Wetmore
Sackett-Russell
Littlefield
Oakview Park
Conewango Creek
Wild Cat Park
G. W. Swanson
Bobby
Sheffield
W. R. Brenan
Canada
America
Warren Savings Bank & Trust Company
Warren, Pa
Kellett Ville
Mastciana
Mister Thoman
Endeavor
Gorey
Spring Creek
Taving
Marcelling
Anna K. Lawson
Penna. Ave
Liabl
Meizgeranrighto
Warren's
Metzger-Wright
the Tower
Red Scar
Beau Ideal
Java
Bambi
Wm. B. Yeats
Dorothy Parker
Anthony Wynne
Percival Wrenn
M. Peddler
Byron_ Steel
Felis Saltten
John Galsworthy
Peter B. Kyne
Captain Sparrow
Gotham
Blanket Club
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