Local notes on Warren area events and people
Warren County briefs recount Memorial Day observances and local happenings. Mentions include the Tuna Valley Bank’s status, oil land purchases by Anchor Union and McCalmont, hotel activity, a chautauqua Lake swimming match, a looming railroad deal, and civic items such as a new fountain and library notes.
Personal Mentions From Bradford Town Scene
Ed Knupp of the Bradford Mail visited town last Wednesday. Jacob Eysinger adds a new, elegant coach to his livery. H F Barbour, former Smethport Miner editor, buys a controlling stake in the Bradford Star. A J Davis installs a neat iron fence on Third Street near Library Hall. Emma Anderson to reopen the Union School Kindergarten and Primary on Monday June 2. A Kirberger adds porches and improvements on Short Street, among Warren’s finest. Col J Ross Thompson and W W Lyle of Erie visit. they favor Tilden’s presidential nomination. Rev Mekicever of Rochester preaches at Baptist Church next Sabbath, seats free. Mrs Summerton upgrades her property with a new fence. Robert McKay to supervise improvements. S W Pitts of Syracuse injured in a West Shore smash-up. condition hoped better than feared. Geo Davis resigns as book-keeper for G L Friday, to work for Davis & Jones in Spring Creek. Wes Chambers sells fifty acres of oil land to Anchor Oil Co for 40000. original cost 18000, with productive well. Isrotzer buys McMullan lot house, fixing grounds. an oil producer seen as one of the town’s fortunate, reliable men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny Valley
Warren
Bradford
Tuna Valley Bank
Ladies of the Baptist Church
A. Mintzer & Co
Chautauqua Lake
Cleveland
Rev
Riley
Youngsville
Bruce
Lepeer
Air Command
Allen
Titusville Herald
Michael O’mahra
Irvington
Patrick O'Mara
Irving
Lake Shore Road
Boyer
Evangelical Church
Iit
C. M. Shortt
Henry Brace
Shortt
Beig
Ed. Knupp
Bradford Mail
Jacob Eysinger
H. F. Barbour
Smethport Miner
Bradford Star
A. J. Davis
Third St
Library Hall
Emma Anderson
Union School
A. Kirberger
Short St
J. Ross Thompson
W. W. Lyle
Erie
Tilden
Mekicever
Rochester
Baptist Church
Summerton
Robert McKay
S. W. Pitts
Syracuse
West Shore
Pitts
Geo
Davis
G. L. Friday
Spring Creek
Davis & Jones
Wesley Chambers
Anchor Oil Co
Isrotzer
McMullan
Krotzer
Lis
Order of Exercises for Warren Memorial Day 1834
The program on May 30 1834 forms near the Engine house on Third St at 2 p m with Warren Cornet Band Military Company Eben N Ford Post and Veteran Soldiers followed by school children carriages and memorial service at the cemetery featuring Band Vocal music prayers addresses and decorating the graves. Aides named G W Kinnear A Waters S H Davis L T Borchers and H C Howard are appointed by Post Commander D W C James to marshal the day.
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Third St
Pv. m
W. W- Painter
L. M. Boyer
W. A. Rankin
Eben NX. Ford Post
G. W. Kinnear
A. Waters
H. Davis
L. T. Borchers
H. C. Howard
D. W. C. James
Birdsall family wreck at Sugar Run to Corydon House
A Birdsall family moving from Sugar Run to Sala manca wrecked near Tracy Run, arriving at Corydon House Monday morning. Mrs Birdsall injured with chest and spine pain, daughter bruised and dentally damaged. Mr Birdsall went to Olean. Doctors Baker and Hollister attend at the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birdsall
Sugar Run
Salamanca
Tracy Run
Corydon House
Mr. B
Salamanca thief arrested over knife theft in store break
Salamanca officers jailed a 17 year old, Pits Simmons, suspected of robbery. He escaped a padlocked lockup, was recaptured, and the knife used as evidence was briefly mislaid by a lawyer who later paid seven dollars to recover it. Also note plans for a $4000 two story hotel at Glade Run and Bairstow selling horse gear cheap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salamanca
Utter
Pits Simmons
Simmons
Cornelius
Titusville
Ton
Schnur
Selnur
U. B. Willey
Glade Run
Hook
Death of Rev. F. C. Lampe at Williamsport
Rev. F C Lampe long known in Lepeen and Warren died in Williamsport last Saturday of brain fever after about three weeks illness. His remains were brought to Warren and buried beside his first wife in Oakland Cemetery. He served as Lutheran pastor at Warren for years and wrote for the Williamsport press including a poetry book. Born November 24 1823 in Bremen Germany he came to the U S at 16, studied at Gettysburg College, and served pastorates in Pottsville Williamsport Reading Wheeling and Philadelphia teaching German and languages in later years. He leaves a wife and two sons who accompanied his remains to Warren. New information reports Philip Livchrist residence Conewango burned Thursday morning. insurance status unclear.
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Lampe
Williamsport
Warren
Oakland Cemetery
Lie
Bremen
Germany
South America
New York
Allentown
Pennsylvania College
Gettysburg
Pottsville
Reading
Wheeling
Philadelphia
Warren and Wilcox
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Savings Bank
Bandy Lakeews
Sunday World
Anchor
Union
McCalmont Oil Companies
Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Knupp Bros
Warren County
Dunkirk
Messrs. Knupp
Franklin Evening News
Policeman Utter
Violet
Edgar Huidekoper
Meadville
F. M. Knapp
Goys
J. J. Taylor
The
H. G. Davis
Poplar Sr
Bell Bros
Warren OX
Tite Bank
Worthy Putnam
Chautauqua
Berrien Springs
Michigan
Putnam
Painter
Methodist Church
High School
Tie
Kane and
Corry
Tenry Sheldon & Co
Sherman
Chant. Co
Hedd
Bairstow
Deatie
REV. F.C. UW. Lampe
Philip Livchrist
Conewango
Suspension Bridge
Bell Brothers
A. B. McKain & Son
Grocers
Cor
Liberty and Water Sts
Warren, Pa
Sweitzer
High Street
Luarel
Union Streets
Warres, Pa
A.J. Spinner