City and Vicinity Notes on local events and industry
Oil price drops to 90 cents and quiet streets in Warren amid rafting season. Reports of a drunken man rescued from the river, a cattle thief, a new post office petition at Torpedo City, and upcoming Lutheran services. Titusville’s industrial growth praised. Theatre, tramps, and a contested wooden building on Liberty Street spark civic debate. injunction sought, ordinance compliance in question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Cogswell & Wheeler
Torpedo City
Dunkirk
Allegheny Valley
Pittsburgh
Gatland
Grand Valley
Post Office Department
Peter
Titusville
Broas
Liberty St
Personal Mentions From Local Notes
Wm. Swanson district attorney died Sunday about noon. Mrs. Harrison Alen and daughter Maud of Fargo Dakota visiting Mrs. S. J. Page. Miss Maggie Young gone East visiting New York Brooklyn and Elizabeth N J. Flora Bell went to Titusville to see ill friend Mary Row. J. H. Eddy and family back from Florida in good health. E. T. F. Valentine piloted a raft to Pittsburg entering Warren eddy Tuesday. Dr. W. D. Whitney of Lottsville in town Wednesday. Ketzer of St. Petersburg bought W. S. McMullan’s new house on Poplar St and will move here soon. Mrs. Martha J. Collings released on habeas corpus April 1st and visiting Mrs. J. C. Wells. Wm. Mahon of Farmington fitting fine driving colts for D. Beatty valued at $600. previous pair valued at $1,000. Kentucky stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Alen
Maud
Fargo
Dakota
J. Page
Maggie Young
New York
Brooklyn
Elizabeth
N. J
Flora Bell
Titusville
Mary Row
J. H. Eddy
Florida
E. T. F. Valentine
Pittsburg
Warren Eddy
W. D. Whitney
Lottsville
Martha J. Collings
Pearson Church
Meadville
Guth
Warren
J. C. Wells
Wm. Mahon
Farmington
D. Beatty
Mr. Beatty
Kentucky
Warren Board of Trade Meeting Discusses Directors
Warnes Pa April 2 1984 meeting in council rooms at 8 p m led by Rev W A Rankin discussed election of directors and proposed changes to by laws and quorum. Names of directors and committee chairs listed, adjourned to second Friday in April. Local items note Healey debt settlement, a fatality on the New York Philadelphia line, a March 31 fire alarm prank, and upcoming True Blue performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warnes
Board of Trade
W. A. Rankin
T. Allen
Com
Sec
Pres
Treas
A. Hertzel
Geo. Ball
A. J. Davis
A. Kirberger
W. A. Greaves
F. M. Knapp
8. Cogs
Winns Cowan, Seo’y
Vicinity Oil Notes in Blue Jay and Wardwell Districts
Oil field brief reports from the region note Kirberger and Clemons in the Blue Jay district drilling at about 600 feet. McWilliams on Rankin farm Glade reports a completed rig for No 4. Becker on Owen’s farm Glade fired No 1 Sue dry. Cogswell Walkerman Law build a rig on Af Eale farm Wardwell. Daniels on Schofield farm hillside above Warren expects sand at No 7 by Saturday.
Ninety Seventh Birthday Noted in Waterville Times
Aaron Stafford of Waterville celebrated his 97th birthday on March 18 last year, with many congratulatory calls from villagers and distant friends. He is uncle to G. N. Parmlee of Warren and brother of the late Mrs. L. S. Parmlee. his memory remains good though he is less spry. O. H. Hunter & Son advertise new goods and busy shelves, serving Jamestown buyers as well.
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Waterville
Aaron Stafford
Mr. Stafford
G. N. Parmlee
Warren
Fr. Stafford
Mra. L. 5. Parmlee
O. H. Hunter & Son
Jamestown
Death of Wm Swanson District Attorney at Warren
Obituary of William Swanson born Sweden 1843 who died March 30 1884 at his Warren home from war related wounds. He leaves a wife and three children, and was active in Odd Fellows United Workmen Knights of Pythias and Eben N. Ford Post. His funeral was attended by all groups in Sugar Grove township.
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Wm. Swanson
Warren
Sweden
Tidioute
Hns
Edinboro
Johnson & Lindsey
C. Dinsmoor
Swanson
Odd Fellows
Sugar Grove Township
Andrew P. Swanson
United Workmen
Knights of Pythias
Eben N. Ford
Methodist Fry Concert to Benefit Church Fund at Library Hall
The Methodist group has secured the Fry Concert Company for a grand concert in Library Hall this Friday evening to raise funds for a new church building. Fry vocalists, well known in Warren, are expected to attract a crowd. Admission 35 and 50 cents. Also an ad seeks a girl for general house work with good wages. inquiries at the office. McNett & Co. hold the contract to furnish the new Masonic Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Library Hall
Warren
McNett & Co
Loan Exhibition Opens April 22 1881 With Members Listed
The loan exhibit is fixed for April 22 1881 and will run throughout the week. The officers and committees across departments are listed, including President W. Stone Vice Presidents M Beecher Warren Jerry Crary Shefield and others from Clarendon Youngsville Pittafield Kane Bradford Farmington Pine Grove Sugar Grove and Titusville with Mac K P King as Secretary and A A. J. Iextelite as Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
U. W. Stone
M. Beecher
Warren
Jerry Crary
Shefield
T. W. Brown
Clarendon
Chauncey Smith
Youngsville
W.P. Dalrymple
Pittafield
J. L. Gignolin
Tidioute
Jas. Nui
Titusville
Geo. Yates
Columbua
W. B. Bench
J.P. Korn
Davis
Geo
O. Comelius
Peter Greenman
Frank Metzgar
Dan Calle
R. Brown
Rockwell
Mig
Allen
M. Mel
Alice Irvine
WM. Bakes
Neill
Beil
Ben
Lettie Dunham
Mixa Sarah Yackney
Mins
Evi Miller
Frank Barnhart
W A Greaves
AD Wood
W A Bairstow
Misa Lora Alden
SleGee
George Sil
L Bartholomew
Srs
LF Watson
A Waters
Mra Dawes Roy
Alice Dean
Jeve W Ryan
Mis I Brown
E D Preston
Misa Anvda Sill
HP Monter
J M Seigefreid
Epp. Brown
K McMatlen
AU Miller
F A Randall
Wm Behuur
John Curwen
Chae Din Iwoor
Richard B Stewart
F M Knapp
Mr Beecher
L D Wetmore
I S Allen
Temperance group schedules monthly meetings at three
The W C T U holds temperance meetings the first and third Thursday of each month at three o'clock in the lecture room of the Presbyterian church. A Bible reading occurs at the Baptist church on the second Thursday at three o'clock and a mothers meeting at the Methodist church on the fourth Thursday at the specified hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Warren Light and Heat Company Notice
Notice states connections will be made for consumers along the company lines at actual cost of material and labor. Includes rates for fittings at eight cents per hour and mentions Wauaaw Lieut & war Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauaaw Lieut & War Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Stafford
Stafford
Shylock
Portia
Elawyn Foster
Miss Honeyton
Mr. Honeyton
Utter
Philadelphia
Z. H. Eddy
Afr. Eddy
Afr
Eddy
David Healey
Cogswell
Healy
Policeman Utter
Mr. Healey
Offlala, New York & Philadelphia
Robinson's Tannery
M. Shear & Brother
Eben N. Ford Post, G. A. R
Eben M. Ford Post
L. B. Hoffman
Hoffman
C. W. King
Carver House
W. W
Hoffman’s
Afai
Georgie Wilbur
Jennie Bartlett
Nettie King
Nora Davis
Lucie Clark
Hattie Rieg
Eva Miller
Mattie McConnell
Hattie
Josephine Lacy
Gertie Morek
Jennie Carroll
Fannie Hill
North Warren
Association
Arcanum Hall
Vicinity Oil
Deatie
Warren Light and Heat Company
Q. H. Hunter & Son
Struthers Library
True Blue
Ego Oe
Assis
Co. I
16Th Regiment
Milligan and Keefe
L.G. Noyes
L. G. Noyes
Orly
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