Warren Ledger Includes Local Officials List and Appointments
A dense Ledger entry enumerates elected and appointed officials including Congress, State Senator, judge, treasurer, recorder, surveyor, and various clerks. Borough officers, town council, school superintendent, and academy trustees are named alongside coroner, trustees, auditors, notaries, and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Watson
C W Stons
L B Wetmore
Acocks
Geo
O. Cornel
K. E. Miller
Recorder and Register
W. J. Alexs
Sterling Greeny
Trustes Warren Academy
M Miles
Buptcof Schools
N. R. Thomipeen
Hergest
C. TI. Noyes
W. C. Rowland
E.G. Clark, Jr
Lewis
A.J. Davia
Grogalunil
J. Falconer
M. Spaulding
R. P. King
J.P. Marston
Jeho
Francis Henry
George Ensworth
Benj. Neamith
R. P. King Cg, W. Stone
J. F. Wells
Polca
Odgea
D. W
James
Constable
John F. McPherson
Notaries Public
D. I. Ball
C.H. Noyes
J. B. Brown
OL. Hoffman
Regnith
Cgeo
PB. Orr
Asd
Hazeltine
F. ¥. Eodgas
Wood
Warren Pa Local Notes and Advertisements
A collage of items quoted from Warren Pa highlights church services Easter week, local commerce, and oddities. Visiting cards and affordable prints tease readers, with notices for lard frying tips and raw potato to prevent burning. Local businesses promote bird cages, wall paper, and painting while Rev Whitman and Easter services anchor religious life. The bulletin records baptisms, a council plan bid, and oil operators meeting, plus weather hints, rafting activity, and a passenger trade note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoor
A. A. Davis & Co
Geo. Ball. & Co’s
Notable Pioneer Josiah Hat Dies After Long Career
Josiah Hat, a prominent pioneer and influential figure in early county history, died at his Warren residence on Sunday April 1 1877 at age 82. A former Associate Judge appointed in 1832 by Gov Wolfe, he later served in the Assembly in 1836 and was known for learning, enterprise, and public spirit. Funeral services were held at his home with Rev W A Rankin officiating. The same issue notes a successful Der Freyschutz performance at Roscoe Hall by Warren singers and reports a near drowning rescue on Morrison’s flats, plus court activity at the April Term and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Warren
Josrau
Ile
Gov
Wolfe
W. A. Rankin
der Freyschutz
Roscoe Hall
Prof. Held
Mary Waters
Lucy James
Mary Conarro
Caspar
W. Marden
A. E. Goodrich
Wolf’s Glen
W. A. Greaves
Rudolph
Jamestown Piano Company
Jamestown
Oil Territory Settlements Change oil press tone and outlook
A year after initial alarms about oil land claims, a shift in reporting and sentiment emerges. Correspondents note prior fabrications and underreported production, while local operators prepare for renewed activity as weather improves. Signs point to stronger local industry through experienced workers, new exploration, and growing confidence among producers and journals alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Ib'eabe
Farmington Demands Change in New Mail Route
Cor. Jamestown Democrat reports Farmington residents unhappy with the new mail schedule. Many locals rode the morning stage to Warren, but the afternoon return left them stranded, causing inconvenience for county business and daily travel. The piece urges adjusting times to serve the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Ion
Warren
Jamestown
Demotrai
Brookville surveyors finish route work for railroad
The Brookville Republican reports the corps of engineers surveying a railroad route up North Fork completed work and returns Saturday. Gradients are said to be easier than first feared, with a potential continuous line from coal fields to Buffalo and the lakes. An official survey report with facts and figures is promised for publication soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookville Republican
Corps of Engineers
North Fork
Paylot T Hose
Buffalo
Lakes
Warren temperance meeting at Roscoe Hall Friday evening
Hon Warrer- Phitemer addresses Warren citizens on temperance at Roscoe Hall Friday at 7 o clock with Mr Plum mer as a dine, speaker drawing a large audience. Railroad accident report notes eight cars derailed west of the track at about 3 am. brakeman Fred Hoffman jumped to safety into water and will recover. track damaged but repaired quickly so eastbound express not delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrer
Phitemer
Warren
Roscoe
Hall
Plummer
Ures
Fred. Hoffman
Warren Lodge resolutions and temperance notes 1877
A scanned 1877 Warren County column records lodge resolutions mourning W J Landers death praising temperance and Christianity, plus notes on Odd Fellows visit by G F Borie and Warren Lodge 339. It includes police, library, and church items, a burglary report, editorial jabs at newspaper subs, and local civic remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xounglyville
Warren County
James B.’ Nicholson
Penn’a
Warren
I. O. Oy
Warren Lodge
Bros
G.F . Borie
Warrens
Saidin
G. F.’ Borie
G. M
Bro’s Sill
James, King
Werren
Carver House
Ga. M
Oc Cyeary Eet
D. “Phayer
Fox
Edinboro Opening Shows School and Local News March 1877
The Normal School in Edinboro opened its spring session on the 27th with citizens attending to welcome the students. Dan Gibson arrived from Michigan for choice apples. The telephone was introduced as a substitute for telegraph. Bank employees and local merchants feature in the day's happenings, with music by the Ruartette Club. Notices cover Oil City Derrick and local papers, with posts about postmaster appointments, new enterprises, and literary tastes. Edinboro and nearby towns note sleighing, oil wells, Sabbath observance, and community humor as part of a broad local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinporo
Normal School
Agusual
Edinboro
Dan
Gibson
Michigan
J.D. Swifti
A BR Campbell
Ruartette
Petersburg
Glarion Co
H. L. Carter
Bay
Randolph, Cattaragus Co
Bradford
Dallars
New Enterprise
Williamsport
E. A. Veiliy
Wilcox
Wi “Popple
Dunkirk
Pop
Popple
Remedies for Lung Diseases Promoted by Scarno and Schener
An old advertisement touts remedies for lung diseases including Scarnok's Pulmonic Syaur Scarno's Sza Weep Tonic and Schener's Manonaxe with a claim of speedy cure if taken before damage occurs. It mentions Dr H Schebelg of Philadelphia as endorsing unrivaled success in pulmonar disease treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarnok
ScHener
Schebelg
Philadelphia
Schenck
Erin
Sekemety
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Ledger
Noath Star Lopes
G. H. Noves
W. M. Gro
Connecius
OpenEendta
H.R A
Regnar Communications
Bath
A. A. Davis
George Whitman
Oil City
Baptist Church
Episcopal Church
City Hill
W. D. Brown
Beatty Block
Davis & Con
Wendlebaum & Jackson
West End
Exchange
Johnson
Erie
A. Fisner
Warren Eddy
Allegheny
Hugh Shirley
E. K. Thompson
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Vincent
Vincent
Fair Point
R. 8. Storrs
W. M. Taylor
Joseph Cook
Boston
John B. Gough
Josiah Hall
Wolf
Morrison
Henry Morrison
Wetmore
Acocks and Connolly
Prof. Kline
Miller & Williams
Ludlow House
H. J. Miller
A. A. , Davis & Co
Warren and Jefferson Railroad
Parmlee& “Henry
Hickory ' Streat
Hickory Street
Enlenton Register
Morris
Reineke
Sandwich Islands
Dominus
Bill
W.J. Landers
Brother Landers
Church
L. Riley
W.d. Davis
K. Chapel
Committee
W. L. Rivey, J.B. White, N. P. Kinnear
Ornard
Ridgway
Flint
Chautauqua Lake
Sheffield
McMahon
A. Davenport
W. A. Davenport
Bethel
Orie
Furniigh
Ben
Gowanda
Cattaraugus
Horton
Sugar
Grove Journal
Brattier
Dunkirk Tribune
Aga Sunday
Robinson
Carey
A.voin
Brookville
Berkstrreeser & Orr
Penna
Dr. King
Cope
Pierce
Glenn
Dr Nchonck
Remediége
Green
A. W. Morek & Co
Boscuzr
United States
Woodbury N. Saf
A. W. Merck & Co
Express
Akoure Beely
Mr. Farrell
John B. Miner
Fredonia
N. Y
M. Mead’s
Java
Hanhart Block
Kentucky
G. N. Veeder
St. Joseph's Church
Father Mullen
M. W. Kennedy
East Rush
George Smuply
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzel & Wexmith
Opp
Suspension Bridge
Warren, Pa
Cash Clothing House
Cash ‘Clothing House
Cash
Howel
Cash Clothing Mouse
Pennsylvania
Michael Ball
Penn’ A
GEO. Ball & CO. Jupyout
Keystone
New York City
Ana oThe
Delmane
Sie
Mnarris
Kid Glove
Bidghmie
Patent
Balea
The
Warren. Savings Bank
Wil Pertainly
Mehr
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