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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1890

Page

8

Warren Town Notes and Local Advertisements

A roundup of Warren area items includes new local businesses, improvements to Oneida Market, a new oil exchange planned for Lima, and talks of library hall renovations. News covers community events from Niagara Falls excursions to the Knights of Pythias chapter, school programs at Indiana Normal, and updates on the Warren stage season and show town status.

Franklin Knights of Pythias Boston Indiana Normal School Indiana Normal Indiana J. EK. Weaver Warren Chickering and Opera Carver House M. J. Walkerman Oneida Lima W. A. Rankie Limbless League Schuykill County Arthur Jones Philadelphia Times

Glade Village Discusses Borough Independence and Annexation

Citizens of Glade gathered at the schoolhouse to decide between forming a borough or annexing to Warren. The meeting, well attended, favored independence, with lines proposed to include Glade Run and Hooktown. Hazeltine was authorized to form a nine member committee to gather statistics and report back.

Glade Warren Glade Run Hooktown E. T. Hazeltine Hazeltine Messrs. E. T. Hazeltine J. F. Rounce Wm. O'Neill J. R. Mitchell Geo. van Ord W. C. Russell James Cook John Muir John Wickiter

Obituary: Joseph Lindsey of Warren Dies at 84

Joseph Lindsey of Warren died Wednesday July 23 1890 aged nearly 85 born November 11 1805 in Mifflin County Pa came to the country with his parents settling near Tidioute married 1828 to Anthony Courson’s daughter and lived 62 years before moving to Warren He helped establish roads and schools in Pine Grove Township and remained active in the Methodist church He was a Republican and temperance advocate survived by his wife five of eleven children including W M Lindsey and A J Lindsey and a daughter in Minneapolis The family notes his strong Christian character and civic devotion.

Joseph Lindsey Warren Miffin Co Tidioute Anthony Courson Pine Grove Township W. M. Lindsey A.J. Lindsey Cambridge Crawford Co Minneapolis Pine Grove Methodist Church Pittsburg

Roster of Warren Area Socials and Travel Notes

Personal notes from Warren reveal J Eysinger at Cleveland races and Miss Mabel Davis at Chautauqua. Entries cover visits, teas, subscriptions, and upcoming Chautauqua Lake departures, plus a portrait of local movers like W J Breene and Prof A D Weber with civic ties and life events.

J. Eysinger Cleveland Mabel Davis A. A. Davis Chautauqua R. Brown J.W. Wiggins Pittsburg Mary O. King WW. Slack Denver Col Warren Niagara John Buersted Chautauqua Lake

Obituary: Carrie May Watt of Glade Dies at 18

Miss Carrie May Watt daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Watt of Glade died quietly Monday at 2 am at eighteen years five months eleven days born February 18 1872. She had been ill since May 25 and received loving care. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 pm from her parents home with Rev J N Fradenburgh officiating. Pallbearers named Ben Donovan Geo Faulkner Harry P Magee Harry Smith Will Brower Will Mee Williams.

Carrie May Watt Wm. Watt Glade Rev J. N. Fradenburgh Ben Donovan Geo, Faulkner Harry P. Magee Harry Smith Will Brower Will Mee Williams

Market Report Shows Top Seen for Present in Bull Run

The week ended July 31, 1800, brought little change in the markets with bullish reports but a likely top for now. Stocks showed modest movement. corn and oats held, wheat slipped eight cents from highs while money remained plentiful at low rates. Labor shortages hit farming as hay sells from five to seven dollars a ton and field laborers are scarce, forcing waste on some grass plots. A separate item notes a lightning strike on a Pennsylvania gas shop near Glade Bridge causing about a thousand dollars in damage and slight injuries to occupants.

J. L. Grandin Tidioune Kinzua Warren Mail Franklin News Nicholas Ladner Pleasant Third Street Harold Blackbird F. P. Ockerman J. M. Schoonmaker Binghampton Warren Olean Library Hall House Alexander New York City Thurepary Argentinia Ohio Pennsylvania Gas Company Glade Bridge Frank Bergle Harry Magee

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