Warren and vicinity notes and events highlight
Local column from Warren reports hot weather, fairs, and excursions to Portage Falls with $1.50 fare. Notes include baseball between Warren and Tiona, Chautauqua trips, a county fair Aug 31–Sept 3, and social notices..Others mention politeness, railroad picnic at Erie with one cent per mile rate, and Salvation Army meetings Aug 29–31 with a parade and fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Falls
Warren
Portage
New York
Great Bridge
Glen Iris
Knights of Pythias
Warren County
Sheffield
Clarendon
Kane
Prof
Reig
Erie
Nominations for Officers in Warren County Democratic Society
At a meeting in Warren PA on August 12 nominations for officers were made for the semi annual election to be held August 19. Nominated were Perry D. Clark for President Wesley George for 1st Vice President Jno Hawks for 1st Vice President E Walker A G Beech er and Chas Buarton for 2nd Vice President E F Hodges and Jno A Hawks for Recording Secretary A G Becher D Cornen and D Cornen for Corresponding Secretary T B Clawson for Treasurer and an executive committee and general committee were named. The notice urges strong attendance and active participation. Also lists letters remaining in the Warren post office as of August 5 1891 and directs that advertisements say Advertised. A Budwise beer ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Democratic Society
A. G. Becher
D. Cornen
T. B. Clawson
C. W. Brown
Wesley George
Q. E. Parsons
L. A. Keller
A. G. Beecher
Wm. Lavery
R. P. King
Emil Amann
E. Walker
State Society
Jno
A. Hawks
D. Corwen
Geo
Davis
HE. Walker
Jacob Gaunder
Chas. Barteh
C. J. Hatton
Dalrymple
Warren’s New Bank Opens In Warren Savings Building
The Warren Savings Bank moved Friday into a new brick building at Water and Second streets, replacing the old site after the fire that damaged the block two and a half years ago. The $60,000 structure features mahogany fixtures, a high ceiling, antique oak directors’ room, and fire and burglar vaults including a safety deposit area with 100 plus private boxes. The bank, 22 years old, lists A. J. Hazeltine as former president and L. F. Watson as predecessor, with George B. Ensworth as current cashier, son of Warren mills’ George Ensworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville Herald
Warren Savings Bank
Water
Second Streets
Bank
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
L. F. Watson
George B. Ensworth
George Ensworth
Warren Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coxe
Warren and Vicinity
Lily Dale
Chautauqua Lake
Chautauqua County Agricultural Society
Marvin Park Grounds
Jamestown
Youngsville
Episcopal Church
Tiona
Driving Park
Hil
Warren Hotel
Sabrina Offerlee
George Offerlee
Third Street
Corydon
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua
Boston
North Warren
Titusville
C. H. Kercuan
Gro
H. Daniels
Jackson Koehler
Cousins Bros
Burt Reed
Binghamton
Ed O'Vonnell
Rochester
N. Y
Susie Thompson
Marge Whitehill
C. E. Cotton
Cleveland
S. J. Franklin
George Boyd
Franklin
W. J. Richards
Curtis
New Haven
Conn
H. R. Eldred
R. Brown
W. B. Miller
Broad Street
Warrent
Port Allegany
Frank Metzgar
Revere House
Warren, Pa
Lewis Smyser
Philadelphia
York Dispatch
Lena Riddelsperger
Clara Kemp
Footes Avenue
Gertie Savage
F. E. Dunham
Price Street
Jamestown News
Emma Miller
Lync@Er
Nellie McAllister
Arrow
Rankin and
Fifth Streets
A. Guertin
Larson
Bayne
Conewango
Tuhither
Gurgess Clark
Philip Leonhart
Muirs
Mesener
Mack
Todd
Holly
Maors
Willie
Mulrs
Salvation Army
Holtz
Ensign Allen
Special George
Ofonday
God
Jackson Koehbler’s
the Democratic Society
Weiter
Bauer
Kennedy
Bailey
Kohler
Clark
Karisuu
Lindgren Frans
Mack Nabo
Don Delbert
Nielson
Niels Peter Gross
G Pearson
Jensen Theodore Rogers M
James TW
Seligman
Ren
RK. A. Lovz
P. M
Liberty Street
Warren's New Bank
Cable—Burton
Corrs
M. L. Cable
Minnie B. Burton
Corry
W. K. Grasby
Burton
May
Block
A. L. Furlow, Jr
John May
Rachaels. Block
Boy and
Cirl
Casas Mes
Larga
Irvine Farm
Glade
Afrie
Fare Struthers Library
F Warren Real Estate Improvement Company
Citizens National Bank
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!