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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1892

Page

5

Local Correspondent Notes Happenings and Marriages

Severn Sturdivant weds Miss Jesse Strickland at Bust New York on June 7 performed by Rev J A Lavely. Mrs Henry Smith of Janestown cares for her mother in Lander. R L Stanton travels to O City to seek relatives. Allen and daughter visit Sugar Grove from Lander. Florence Braicy returns from Lander after months away. John Lindsey from North Warren visits. Mabel C Clark visits Marshtown. Edith Bean and Annie Bean of Clarendon host at Willson home. Dan Houghnot house struck by lightning during thunderstorm causing damage though family unharmed.

Thompson Hill Severn Sturdevant Jesse Strickland Bust J. A. Lavely Henry Smith Janestown Lander R. L. Stanton Oi City Allen and Daughter Sugar Grove Florence Braicy John Lindsey North Warren Mabel C. Clark Marshtown Edith M. Bean Annie M. Bean Clarendon L. D. Willson Miss Braly Kiantone H. A. Braly Dan Houghnot

Local notices and community updates from June events

June entries report social events and appointments in various towns. Dr J C Russell returns home from a Minneapolis convention. Dancing parlor by F H Cauley on Railroad Street. School board names borough teachers: John O Neil Clarendon No 4 Louge Ginnet Pitn eville No 8 Lola Strachen Grove City No 2 Agnes Smith Warren No1 Miss Delo Enterprise. Fourth of July plans by S L Titus and Z T Weaver. Flood relief funds total $300 and thanks issued. W H Banser joins Rochester cash register firm. W A Painter guests with Thos Painter family. F H Rockwell Co buys W SPF BR R. new owners take control. Mrs W G Jeffery visits Erie. sister Miss Beatty tours Lakes with Cleveland friends. Otto Marlow and Minnie L Bishop wed. ceremony June 16 conducted by Rev J G Ginader. couple departs for Pittsburgh and southern cities. Ga rlat notes flood damage repairs and log recovery. Colburn to move into former Turner home. Will Hoffman of Torpedo dies by self-inflicted gunshot. motives debated. Kate Alger of Youngsville makes a flying trip home. Mrs W K Crosby opens select school. Mrs M Sheehan very ill. George Putnam moves into Sheehan house. Children’s Day observed at Presbyterian church with program. Dixson’s Glade drug store promoted for prescriptions. Night bell at front door. 36-tf

J. C. Russell Minneapolis F. H. Cauley Railroad Street Corner Hall John O'Neil Clarendon Lou Grove City Agnes Smith Warren Miss Delo Enterprise L. Titus Z. T. Weaver Mary Trimble Chicago C. J. Shannon Emporium E. Armstrong W. H. Banser Cash Register Co Rochester W. A. Painter Findlay Thos. Painter F. H. Rockwell & Co W. Spf. BR. R W. G. Jeffery Erie H. J. Bishop Otto Marlow Minnie L. Bishop J. G. Ginader Pittsburgh H.F. Andrews G. W. Price Colburn Frank Turner Will Hoffman Torpedo Kate Alger Youngsville W. K. Crosby M. Sheehan George Putnam Sheehan Presbyterian Church Natty Bry

A Natural Mistake at a Quiet Wedding

A simple wedding unfolds with modest vows and a bemused groom who imagines hidden musicians. The bride Mabel smiles with quiet trust as Harold recalls Wagner while a boiler factory next door explains the mysterious music. The scene captures a humorous misperception at a small ceremony reported by the Chicago Tribune.

Tendom Harold Mabel Wagner Chicago Tribune

Terrapin Dinner Blessing Sparks Unexpected Grace

A New York club terrapin dinner ends with Rev. Dr. delivering a humorous blessing that prays aloud for cherubim seraphim and terrapin. Guests bow, then laugh at the mishap while the toastmaster hopes for a brief blessing. Detroit Free Press reports the amusing misfire.

New York Detroit Free Press

A Lesson Perhaps A Father and Daughter Dialogue

In this New York Weekly item a sharp father teases his extravagant daughter about a handsome stranger who has fallen in love, noting he was seen gazing at her expensive dress. The dialogue hints at social satire and romantic intrigue.

Sharp New York Weekly

Ballade of Jests From Bygone Wits and Newsdealer Seats

The poem laments vanished merry wits and courtly quips now buried in dust. It contrasts forgotten jests with modern critics and jokes, suggesting old comics in newsdealer papers hold the record of those days. New York Sup.

Prince New York

Quaint Lessons and Jestful Fragments from Youthful Minds

A collage of children’s quips and gentle tales from 19th century papers. Johnny Jones misreads six from six, a boy questions fate and pennies, a sick eye prompts jokes, a boy fears fish bites, and a river voyage narrator satirizes predestination aboard the Mary Annie.

Almost a Native and A Welcome Guest

A Scots sheriff questions a witness in a case of illicit distilling about being a parish native. The man confesses he was not born there but has lived about six years, claiming most of his “nine stone” change belongs to the parish and the rest from Camlachie. In a comic aside, a dialogue from Pearson’s Weekly notes a man nearly a native by weight and time. A second vignette shows a young heir recounting a dinner with Mrs Traddles, noting the host’s motive was to keep him at home so others could borrow things.

Boston Harbor Mississippi Detroit Free Press Pearson’s Weekly Tommy Traddles

Figures Don't Lie Jester Exchange Cites Georgia Woman

A humorous exchange from the Indianapolis Journal features Mrs Wickwire and Mr Wickwire debating talkativeness of a Georgia woman who has spoken to only three people in sixteen years. The Victim rebukes and a Professor Schmeartz quips about his finger in mouths and being in more mouths for months.

Professor Schmeartz Alretty

Hats and summer coats offered at reduced prices

Feathers hats in various weights and straw hats in leading shapes and colors advertised. Summer coats and vests priced lower than before with improved quality. Custom-made goods available at great reductions. Suit or pantaloons needed, promise of significant savings.

Warren merchants offer value driven deals and services

Geo Ball promotes intrinsic value and guaranteed worth at Merck Bros The Jewelers and Opticians. Mrs Louisa Casemere opens a new clothes cleaning establishment at 305 Second Street with a French dry cleaning process and prompt service. Burlington Route touts its westward connections and Pullman sleepers. N K Wendelboe sells affordable wall paper. Clover Leaf Salmon advertised by Diegfried & Co.

Louisa C. Casemere Second Street Iive

Letters of administration on estate of Boone Mage

Letters of administration granted on the estate of Boone Mage late of Glade township Warren county Pa deceased. Notice to all debtors to make immediate payment and to those with claims to present them properly authenticated for settlement. James R. King Executor Warren Pa May 10 1892. Arcivers Report mentions treasurer in account with Glade township for year beginning April 1901 to April 1. Receipts and expenditures listed.

Boone Mage Glade Warren County James R. King Warren, Pa Arcivers Report A. B. McKain Treasurver Glade Township

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