Local notices and court items in Warren Times
Community notes report a deputy inspector finding short weights among seven town businesses and fines issued. Ongoing West End school stairs delay. iron stairs from Corry rejected by School Board. Various ads and notices include a Mrs. Gordon meeting, a church female society event, and promotions. Pension data from Pennsy Railroad shows 40 new pensioners in September with totals by east and west lines and overall counts.
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West End
Corry
Fourth Ward
Warren Times
R. H. Murdock
West Church Street
F. H. Tubbs
of Creek Township
Allegheny County
Meadville
Sherif Rondebush
Titusque Herald
Dale Kightiinger
Tidioute Chair Co
Off City Hospital
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Charles H. Trong
Strong
Geo. W. Crile
Eric Harald
Ashville
N. Y
Free Library Association
Gaylord Aly
Hertha King
James Prendexist
Jamestown
Misg Lula T Henderson
Inka
Pittsburg
Erie
Ines
Pennsy
Mnon
Chrysanthemums and Lilies Floral Arrangement Lineup
A local florist offers an assortment of extra fine long stemmed flowers in pink white and yellow including chrysanthemums red pink white and yellow roses pastor lilies callas ferns and smt jax floral designs.
A. E. Pettit Florist Opens Nearby
A. E. Pettit Florist at 310 East Male Street announces a Bell TD-1 Union event three blocks from the depot. The notice highlights location and proximity to transit, signaling a local business listing in the era.
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A. E. Pettit Florist
East Male Street
Bell TD
Union
Depot
The Ghost of the Hacienda at Lyric Theater
A two reel feature at Lyric Theater titled The Ghost of the Hacienda covers the Mexican trouble. A big play The Base Ball Umpire with Fred Mace. The Funny Match delivers a scream comedy. Five cents admission.
President Hears Lind and Delays Mexican Statement
President receives telegrams from Lind and Halé and postpones a planned Mexican statement. John Lind arrives with many American embassy officials at Washington. only Napoleon O'Shaughnessy not present among legation staff. The news desk notes improved attention to Vera Cruz and Navy.
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Wullwtl
Washington
I. C
John Lind
Dr. Halé
Vera Cruz
Navy
John Led
Amierican
Mexico City
NeToon O'Shough
Regular School Board Meeting Recaps Building Purchases
The Board of Education held a regular meeting with all members present. They ordered 75 large seats and desks for the high school study area and discussed moving study hall furniture to the Concord building after renovations.Treasurer and secretary reports were reviewed and a resignation from Mrs. C. H. Ames was accepted, with Mrs. E. Burlingame elected to fill the vacancy. Several personnel changes were approved including Aistrup as janitor at East Main street building and Mark Gray as Attendance Officer. The district addressed contract payments and noted delays in the Concord building completion, instructing actions with the Hill contractor bond and construction status.
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Board of Education
C. H. Ames
Public Library
E. Burlingame
Barlow
Palmer
Honda
C. Aistrup
East Main Street
Mark Gray
Hill
Goncord
Board President Seeks Daily Penalty for Nonpayment
The document records the board naming a president of a Honding company to collect a penalty of 50 dollars per day for failure to compete fully. The penalty remains in force, operative from September 1. After processing the usual bills, the board adjourned. Secretary, ROW.
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Wotyy Bhy Honding
Row
Landslide Delays No 62 Train Near Glyndon
A morning landslide at Glyndon halted the noon Buffalo to Irvine train No 62. Passengers bound for Sparransburg and intermediate stops were sent off at Glyndon depot. After the line was cleared, the train returned to the local depot and continued south about an hour late.
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Glyndon
No. 62
Buffalo
ON City
Irvineton
Spartansburg
Reverend Shaw Delivers Banquet Address in Titusville
Reverend Herbert C. Shaw of this city spoke at a large Metho mist Brotherhood banquet in Titusville. Though practically a stranger there, he is known by reputation as a young stalwart Christian. His talk, on The Changeless Deal, was praised as one of the best heard in the city.
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Herbert C. Shaw
Titusville
Morning Herald
H.C. Shaw
Grange Meeting Notes Highlight Local Topics and Readings
Corry Grange schedules a regular meeting for November 15 featuring a report on the year's most profitable crop and its methods by H. Rust Ward Keppel and William Bailey. Reminiscences on a proposed bond issue, select reading by Mrs. C Belknap, and a talk on the value of sunshine and fresh air in the home by Mrs. Grace Plereo.
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Wrlent
Harden
St. Marys
M. C. Barker
Ul Philadelphia
Herd
George R. Johnson
Citizen's National Bank of
Johnson
Proper
Weller
P. Knowlton
Wright
Padolt
Lniliea
Rowe's
Walker
Manana
Center Street
Andrew J. Weaver
Pennsylvania State Hospital
North Warren
North Warren Asylum
United States Supreme Court
Lyric Theater
Wailmi
Reymer
Lind
Concord St
Irvine
Rev. Shaw
Sulis
Bernstein Bros., Clothiers and Furnishers
Main St
Mme Bulk
W. H. Duffy & Co
Center St
Agency For
Whitman’s Candy
Moberg
Saxton
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