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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1895

Page

5

Akin Comedy Co At North Clarendon Opera House

The Akin Comedy Co occupied the North Clarendon opera house this week starting Monday night with Jack and Me. The crowd filled the house early and the Washington Post march may be heard from the band room on Tuesday or Saturday nights.

Opera House Akin Comedy Co Jack Washington Post Chas Gleason Fagan Altoona Miss Cushner Tidioute F. S. Agnew Kane Ory Brown Chas. Bailey John Keatley Clayton Greenland Clarendon Lodge Sheffield Chas. Allen Henry’s Mills Pittsburg Qarl Bankson Edinborough A. W. Story J. H. Driscoll Warren Curtis Southwick Coal Hill West Stella Dulfield Falconer Clarendon

Tidioute News Roundup and Local Visits

Tidioute reports show Mrs. Stewart Turner and daughter of Hickory visiting friends. A Dunn party went to New York for spring goods while Miss Emma Tipton consulted an oculist. Local students return for spring vacation from Allegheny, Oberlin, or Smith’s College. A revival led by J. H. Hathaway fills the M E church, with talks on Dont Do It and Lame in Both Feet. Matthew Dailey, long-time resident, died in Denver and was laid to rest in Tidioute.

Tidioute Stewart Turner Hickory A. Dunn New York Emma Tipton Jas. Thompson Fannie Slater Allegheny College Grace Mabie Oberlin Ella Cochener Smith's Business College Wilson Carter M. ‘. Church J. H. Hathaway Fuelhart M. EB Matthew Dailey Denver Col Colorado Glendora Arters Bradford A. J. Siggins West Hickory John Siggins Hugh Shaw Allegheny Sam Bos

Flag at Kinzua School Sparks Town Pride

Kinzua notes show the flag raised at the schoolhouse improving the building’s look and reflecting well on townspeople. Events include a sugar social at Mr. Jones with modest attendance yet a good time, visitors from Warren, and residents moving about as Dr. Knapp seeks treatment.

Kinzua Steve Harris Jones Cleland Siggins Warren Knapp Jas. Morrison Kane Bartholomew J. Springer’s

Fire ruin hits Venango county homes and gas well

Last week fires destroyed residences of William Davison John Patterson and Clem Reynolds. Earlier barns of B. Proper and Orrin Shriver burned, suggesting fire bugs in Venango county. The Big Moses gas well near Sistersville again erupts, with fifteen acres lifted by earth and gas pressure, as the company seeks control for eventual use.

William Davison John Patterson Clem Reynolds 5. B. Proper Orrin Shriver Venango County Moses Sistersville

Thompson Hill Social Notes Roundup

Thompson Hill social column records guests and visits from March including Mr. and Mrs. A. Putnam hosting James Elderkin of Trussell. H A Botchliss and Rev J G Hankinson from Sinclairville visiting M B Sparks. Rev W K Crosby preaching in Lan der. Isaac Houghnot repairing his house. H A Rutnam and wife with friends in Germany. Mr and Mrs H A Braley of Lander hosting their daughter. a HE A U party at Willard Ways with a good time. Mrs A 2 Wright returning from Ludlow.

Local Notes From Stoneham and Nearby Areas

Miss Mahala Bostwick attended the spring term in Lock Haven. Lily Fisk and Chas Wimens burger joined the East Warren institute. Ernest Davis of Youngsville visited D A Mead. Mrs Wm Moran and daughter Anna of Warren visited John Moran. Herbert Sharp of North Warren spent time with the Stricklands. Ridelsperger Bros prepare to drill for dollar oil on their farm. Chas Schimmelfeng and John Keelby were in Erie on business. Mrs Darius Mead visits Erie and Conneautville. Mrs A W Ettinger and Mrs Geo Soule shopped in Warren. Geo Shirk Yankee Bush visits sister Carrie Baldensperger. L F.

Stoneham Mahala Bostwick Lock Haven Lily Fisk Chas. Wimensburger East Warren Ernest Davis Youngsville D. A. Mead Wm. Moran Anna Warren John Moran Herbert Sharp North Warren Thos. Strickland Ridelsperger Bros Chas. Schimmelfeng John Keelby Erie Darius Mead Conneautville A. W. Ettinger Geo. Soule Geo. Shirk Yankee Bush

Living Picture Sensation Shocks Religious Paper

The Interior, a Chicago Presbyterian paper, published a burlesque actress portrait on its front page. Editor W C Gray defended the choice jokingly, comparing it to famous art models. Rumors say the image may appear as souvenirs or advertisements, prompting reader consternation.

Hope W. C Gray The Interior

Spring Hints and Healing Claims for Dr Greene Remedy

A Garland Maine correspondent endorses Dr Greene's Nervara blood and nerve remedy as a spring cure for nervous exhaustion and weak limbs. She details personal recovery after suffering from family illness and overwork, praising the treatment and urging others to try it for spring strength. The ad copy touts rapid cures for rheumatism and neuralgia and includes price notes and distributor details.

A. S. Gould Garland Dr. Greene

Corys Water Plant Contract Ratified by Council

The Cory city council approved a $30,000 plan by Whitmore of Buffalo to build a water plant with reservoir, pumps, 100 hydrants and about five miles of mains. City to receive all revenue, cover running costs, and maintain repairs. Whitmore to be paid 6000 annually plus 3000 yearly into a sinking fund for twenty years, after which title passes to the city.

Cory Whitrore Buffalo Whitmore

North Warren church meetings end with 45 converts

Nelson Curtis reports his new house near completion and a D A V P depot agent. Sanford and Co. reveal an oil well on Kidder farm reaching sixty feet for a good sand. Rev. Hunt and Dr. Reed led three weeks of Presbyterian meetings with Pastor Thompson assisting, resulting in about forty five souls finding peace with God and many joining the Presbyterian church. Rev. J W Smith will hold chapel services Tuesday evening.

Nelson Curtis Lardon Sanford & Co Kidder Farm A. Harris Jamestown N. H. Kidder’s I. Sanford Warren Presbyterian Church Hunt Reed Union City Thompson M. E.church North Warren J. W. Smith

Cure for Heart Disease in Thirty Minutes Claimed

Dr. Agnes promotes a quick heart remedy to relieve organic or sympathetic heart disease in half an hour. It promises relief from palpitation shortness of breath and left side pain with a single dose. Sold by F. H. Dixons.

H. XN Richard, Peaggist Warren Dr. Agnes F. H. Dixons

Untimely Death Of Beloved Pointer Don

A local report notes Don a well known pointer owned by S G Allen was poisoned Monday. The dog had many friends and a temperate nature, and neighbors condemn animal poisoning as cowardly and murderlike. Warren Lodge No 223 B P O I elected new officers for the year led by Exalted Ruler Dr J Norman Davies and secretaries, with installation by Past Exalted Ruler A C McAlpin.

Don S. G. Allen A. Cc. McAlpin

Glade Township Appoints Officers After Annexation

Judge Noyes awards vacant township positions to residents. Treasurer J J Mitchell clerk W L McWilliams auditors Peter Muto Charles Ingersoll and J H Hunter road commissioner Emmett Lacy collector David Loucks constable D W Means.

Glade Township Noyes J. J. Mitchell W. L. McWilliams Peter Muto Charles Ingersoll J. H. Hunter Emmett Lacy David Loucks D. W. Means

Sheffield News Brews On Local Happenings

March notes show Frank Peterson and Nat Gildersleve in Warren, milliner overhaul at Mary Wood, glass works shutdown for coal furnace, and community events. Odd Fellows celebrate fifty hours, Royal Templars admit new candidates, violin lessons secured by Prof. Vorwerck, Hinckley hall entertainment, and a trip to Warren for a “Trip to Chinatown” planned by locals. Friction in front of Hinckley’s hall prompts calls for a police presence.

Mr. White Charley Clark M. J. Weidert Eugene Mumford Mary Corey Win Whitman Rogers’ Mill Glade John McNair & Co John Hadden Royal Templars Vorwerck Royal Conservatory Berlin Shoup Hinckley’s Hall Warren Chinatown

New York to Employ Doctors for Anti-Toxine

Albany March 27 Governor Morton signed a bill allowing the New York board of health to hire a corps of physicians to collect and administer anti-toxine.

Albany N. Y

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