Spring events and local notes in Warren area
Local items from Warren Pa include TEACHERS Institute in Youngsville, Kertcher’s Spring opening April 3, and new Meadville Street railway work. Mentions of residents, visitors, pensions, a jail sentence, a hot turkey dinner, and a large maple sugar shipment, with notes on steamboats resuming on Cha Tauqua lake and a concert lineup in Library Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua Lake
Kertcher
Erie Presbytery
Warren
Meadville Street
F. Henry
Anna Rockwell
Mexico
Alton R. Dalrymple
St. Paul
Belle Valentine
Sam
George F. Pierson
Youngsville
Theodore L. Lebaron
Grand Valley
Salamanca
Burkle
Lyons
N. Y
Wm. Keegan
Claude Mills
Tionesta Valley Railroad
Water Street
Kate Nellis
Girard
Erie
Dedication of Warren's New Presbyterian Church in Warren
The Warren Presbyterian Church opened with ceremonies on Wednesday March 31 drawing about 2000 attendees. The $65 000 stone edifice on Market and Third spans 100 by 141 feet with a 105 foot tower and 1500 seating capacity in a steamed heated auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
New Presbyterian Church
God
J. Wmith
Schneker
T. R. Thoburn
Grace M. KE
A. J. Ivey
Baptist Church
J. B. Ki
A. B. Markley
Lutheran Church
J. A. Dahlgren
Cong
Ohio
Market Street
S. R. Badgley
Cleveland, Co
F. H. Gruninger
E. H. Wheeler & Co
Cleveland, C
Dr. Holmes
Greaves
Warren's Third Presbyterian Church Erected and Dedicated
The third Presbyterian Church in Warren began with the 1831 building begun on the old site and finished in 1833. A second church was completed in 1867 after funding in 1866 and a 26 000 dollar cost. The current house of worship started in 1892 with Badgley designs, a moved site, and over 20 000 dollars in subscriptions.
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Third Presbyterian Church
Warren
John McNair
W. A. Rankin
Thomas Struthers
Badgley
W. D. Brown
J. P. Jefferson
H. A. Jamieson
D. I. Ball
W. M. Lindsey
Presbyterian Church
Amos Chase
Presbytery of
Erie
Court House
First Presbyterian Church of
P. Johnson
Warren County
Abner Hazeltine
Polly
Col
J. M. Berry
Eunice
Samuel Oldham
John Andrews
Rose Eddy
Margaret Hackney
Amelia Winter
Harned
Samuel Orton
Mr. Jones
Archibald Tanner
G. W. Scofield
George Snap
Erie Presbytery
McCready
E. C. McKinney
Hiram Eddy
Connecticut
Messrs
Lansing Wetmore
T. F. Parker
J. D. Summerton
Aaron S. Parmlee
John Sailor
Merwin
E. Cowan
Robert Taylor
W. T. Hamilton
Wm. A. Rankin
Rankin
Perry S. Allen
R. S. Holmes
J. W. Smith
Holmes
James Halliday
Joseph Thomas
J. A. Neill
Elias H. Berry
Francis Henry
McNitt
Geo
Barger
Alfred B. Miller
John Buck
Elisha Thomas
A. H. McKelvy
Wm. D. Brown
H. S. Thomas
N.C. Allen
D.I. Ball
W. A. Talbot
E. E. Allen
J. W. Kitchen
Play Fair. Editorial on buying favors and truthful advertising
A sharp note urges merchants to avoid deceptive ads in favor of honesty. The writer criticizes puffery in stationery and bill heads and calls for reciprocal fair handling of editorial duty through transparent job printing practices.
Fehman Bros Leads With Low Prices On Lamps and Glassware
Fehman Bros proclaims itself the leaders in low prices for lamps china and glassware highlighting its value focus for shoppers seeking bargains in home decor and tableware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman Bros
Local Notes From Manoa and Surroundings
Correspondence from Manoa reports Mrs. A Tuttle returning home after winter in Youngsville and Mr and Mrs Thomas Haliday visiting. Frank Night welcomes a new baby born March 24 in Washington state. Verne Price travels to Sheffield. Crecroft loses a Jersey cow. John Nelson improves after illness. Carl and Mrs Smith plan to move into Fred Slater’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manoa
A. Tuttle
Youngsville
Thomas Haliday
Tom Busiesh
A. Phillis
James Phillis
East Branch
Spring Creek
Frank Night
Washington State
White Rock Mining Co
Seattle
Verne Price
Sheffield
de Barton
A. Kate
Crecroft
John Nelson
Carl Smith
Fred Slater
Local Notes: Visits and Losses in Titusville Area
Miss Sarah Ekstrom and Clark Brooks visit Titusville as families mourn the loss of two infant siblings buried March 21 and March 26. Mrs Gust Anderson moves to Irvington this week. A dime social at Mr Ekstrom's supported the Lutheran church. Aliie Brooks welcomes a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugall
Sarah Ekstrom
Titusville
Clark Brooks
Lynch
Alfred Spetz
Gust Anderson
Irvington
Lubold Family News and Spring Tidings
March 30. Homer and Herbert Lubold return from wintering in Lamonaville. John Loan guests of A F Goodwill. Addie Goodwill calls on Della Lubold. Andrew Boyd, Don Churchill, and sisters Mary and Amy visit A F Goodwill. Herbert Lubold visits Sheffield and calls Friday. Fishing season opens April 15. Neighbors report severe coughs sore throats and throat irritations among the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer
Herbert Lubold
Lamonaville
John Loan
A. F. Goodwill
Addie Goodwill
Della Lubold
Andrew Boyd
Don Churchill
Mary
Amy
Sheffield
Mr. Goodwill
Funeral of John Hunter Widely Attended in Tidioute
John Hunter died March 15 and his funeral last Monday drew a large crowd. Masons, fire department, schoolchildren and many locals filled the large residence for services led by Rev. Marks and Rev. Albrecht. Pallbearers included J Acomb and J Bourquin as stores closed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Presbyterian Church
R.S. Holmes
Allen
Pastor Smith
Tidioute
John Hunter
Masons
Fire Department
H. H. Cumings
D. Baker
A. Dann
Joseph Martin
Wm. Merkle
N. P. Wheeler
J. B. White
Warren
Sherman Greenland
Hunter
Europe
Chautauqua season predicted with expanded rail access
A prosperous Chautauqua season is anticipated with higher attendance as railways cut concession rates. Excursions from Chicago and New York in July and August offer round trips of 14 and 10 dollars, valid 30 days, with pro rate from intermediate points. Stopovers on return trips to Milwaukee and Toronto events are allowed, and a free Summer Institute for New York state teachers will reappear to boost attendance.
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Chautauqua
Chicago
New York
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Toronto
United States
New York State
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Dreaded Disease
The advertisement proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any failing case. Includes testimonials and price, with a Toledo Ohio address.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Soeemai
Penfield Carpet Cleaning at Mansion House rear
Penfield Carpet Cleaning operates in the rear of Mansion House, E. W. Sealy takes up, lays carpets and guarantees satisfaction. Leave orders at A. A. Davis & Co. 308 Second Street, Warren Steam Laundry 6 10 Penna. Ave, Riwa & Stevens Rogers block, J. S. Bayer 440 Water Street for prompt attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Carpet Cleaning
Mansion House
E. W. Sealy
Nsion House
A. A. Davis & Co
Second Street
Warren Steam Laundry
Penna. Ave
Riwa & Stevens
Rogers Block
J. S. Bayer
Water Street
Children Aid seeks homes for two young girls and two boys
The Children’s Aid Society requests adoptive homes for two girls aged six months and eight years and two boys aged three. Warren Pa is referenced with White Cloud Flour as a sponsor. Costs are stated to be the same as other bread.
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Children’s Aid Society
Smith
Pres. C
BN “Warren, Pa
Fehlman Bros
Cure Your Stomach With South American Nervine
An advertisement proclaims South American Nervine cures for weak stomachs and broken nerves with constant success. It promises instant relief and improved well being, sold by Noyes Drug Store in Warren, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes Drug Store
Warren
Riverside Fish and Oyster Co. under George Smith manager
Riverside Fish and Oyster Co in the Baltzinger block advertises fresh oysters and fish with special goods and prices under manager George Smith. OvUB prices and Feuimén Bros. are noted as part of the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oysters
Fish of Riverside Fish and Oyster Co
Baltzinger Block
George Smith
Emmenany
FRULMAN Brothers Notice and Incomplete Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions FRULMAN Bros with unclear context and missing details. The readable parts show no concrete event, date, location, or outcome to summarize into a fuller notice.
Erie Railroad Sells Discount Excursion Tickets to Western and Southern States
Erie Railroad offers excursion tickets at reduced rates to California Florida Georgia and other southern states sold at principal ticket offices. Tickets allow one route and return by another with Pullman Tourist sleeping cars through to California. Contact nearest Erie ticket agent or Division Passenger Agent F H Garfield for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
California
Florida
Georgia
Erie
F. H. Garfield
Warren paper stock boosted by W C Rowland & Sons opening
W C Rowland and Sons advertise the best and most complete stock of paper in Warren with new styles and colors added regularly. They invite customers to examine the stock at Exchange Block. The Ladies Muslin Furnishing Store offers discounts on items and umbrellas. Kerther's opening on April 3 promises more millinery.
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Kertcher’s
Ladies’ Furnishing
Third Street
W. C. Rowland & Sons
Warren
W.c.rowland & Sons
Exchange
Marriage Notice for Miller and Johnson in Jamestown
On March 23, 1897 in Jamestown New York Rev P Martinson joined Jack Miller and August Johnson both of Warren Pennsylvania in matrimony.
Obituary notices from Pennsylvania towns reported
Deaths announced for John P. Jones in Russell Pa aged 65. Orren Stoddard 78 years 8 months in Busti N Y. W D Baird longtime driller and contractor in Warren and McKean counties on the East Coast of Borneo died January 21 1897 of typhoid fever. wife and daughter traveling home to Meadville Pa.
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Barmp
Oil City
Derrick
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending March 31 1897
Real estate transfers listed for the week ending March 31 1897 show multiple deeds across Warren County and nearby areas. Transfers include Peterson to Stone for 525 dollars in Kinzua Bab cock to Mead for 500 in Brokenstraw and other parcels from Newgreen to Janese 400 to Seachrist 3400 to Steber 450. Saruthers Est to Bailey 900. Woodruff to Sat ter 1000 at Warren. Lewis to Abraham 537.50 at Pittsfield. Webba to Horton 1200 at Sheffield. HN to Crippen 750 at South West. McCartin to Van a 900 at Warren. Morris to Mary Bush 200 in Brokenstraw. Mary a to John Wright 100 in Broken straw. Rickerson to Nora Huff 250 in Broken straw. Rockwell to Penn Tanning Co 1. Mead 24 to Elizabeth Belknap 746 in Brokenstraw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Peterson
Frank A. Stone
Kinzua
G. F. Mead
John R. Babcock
Brokenstraw
Chas. Newgreen
Mary M. Janese
Ewan B. Hall
Geo. Seachrist
Salomene
Louise M. Steber m
Thos. Saruthers
Bicycle path funding question in Warren county
County clippings note community interest in a proposed bicycle path and fund raising in Warrenites. A Youngsville girl gives popcorn to her bashful lover on East Main street while Tidicute reports on clothing at A Dunn in the Grand Army building.
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Youngsville
East Main Street
Special Excursion to Washington Reduced Rates
The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a special excursion on April 9 from Erie to Washington for vacationers and visitors to the National Capital. Round trip tickets are valid only on April 9 and returnable on any regular train by April 19. Side trips to Virginia Beach Richmond Old Point Mt. Vernon offered with set rates. Also notes on Good Roads Association of Warren County and local advertisements.
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The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Erie
Erie
Lock Haven
Washington
National Capital
Netegtn
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
D. C
Princess Anne Hotel
Richmond and
Return
Old Point Comfort
Mt. Vernon
Via. Electric Railway
E. S. Harrar
Williamsport
Good Roads Association
Warren County
N. H. Dalrymple
Sugar Grove
B. W. Rogers
Glade Rin
R. N. Brown
Farmington
George C. Cornelius
Warren
Court House
W. B. Meap
Deering
Deverine
Dreering
Deerine
United States
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Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
Dada
Alfred Carte
Pennsylvania
Geo. A. Cobham
Forest Counties
Col. Cobham
Ball
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carver Street
MacGowan
Miss Fleming
Jefferson Street
Rose Lacy
Boro
High Street
North Warren
Conewango
Equitable Aid Union
Columbus
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansas
Minnesota
T. C. Hazen
Sharpsville
Albert Morgan
Corry
James W. Merritt
H. S. Ayer
D. A. Dewey
A. P Burkhart
W. P. McCutcheon
Alice L. Randolph
J. E. Dewey
Cuba
N.C. Cole
Butler, Pa
A. N. Griffin
Utica
Noyes
Tam
Erie County
Charles Hi. Noyes
P. J
Grand Union
G. C. Thompson
H. M. Putnam
Hotel Struthers
China
Ros
Teachers’ Institute
Celeron
Herman Greenland
Joan Tuomas
Jamestown
W. H. Allen
Washington, D. C
Hunter’s
Robert Selden
Pittsburg
Norristown
Charles 8
Knabb
Russell Street
Clara Parshall
Harrisburg
Hilt
Struthers
Woman’s Aid Society
Jacob Keller
Shortt
Tionesta
E. D. Preston
G. H. Preston
Kane
James Rea
Buffalo
Producers Oil Co
J. W. Lee
C. W. Curtis
Bradford
R. J. Straight
Clarence Walker
Boston
W. C. Kennedy
Allegheny College
Meadville
A. M. Fuller
Crawford County
Warren Co
Meadville Star
Franklin News
Warren Lodge of Elks
John H. Fuellhart
A. J. Mair
C. J. Reese
M. A. Myers
H. W. Baker
F. R. Scott
Tyler
R. W. Stuart
Pp. E. Fehlman
D. F. A. Wheelock
Grand Lodge
J. H. McKinley
McKinley
Library Hall
Carl Dufft
Mary Louise Clary
Kathrine Hilke
Derthick Club
Happy Presbyterians
Ancient and Modern History
Wrightsville
Feuimén Bros
Frulman Bros
Kerteher
Tidicute
A. Dunn
Grand Army
Health Board
Eppy
John
Samuel Eddy
Plymouth
Eddy
Cornhill
W. W. Brewer
Mt. Jewett
Chamberlain
Morris & Mullen
P. B. Canfield
Corydon
Messrs. Davis & Buzard
West Monterey
Oakland Cemetery
C. C. Thompson
Secreta. Payne
H. Davis
Orrickns
L. M. Hazeltine
Willis Cowan
F. K. Russell
N. Dict
the Mutual Life Insurance
the Insurance Department
State of New York
Inc, A
Lal
Insurance Department
Charves A. Pretier
Robert A. Granniss
Lambert & Waterhouse
C. M. Gealy
Warren National Bank PA
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
A. T. Scofield
Nelson P. Wheeler
G. N. Parmlee
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
C. Schimmelfeng
Christian Smith
F. E. Hertzel
First National Bank
F. H. Rockwell
Cashier
BANK
Penn.a
England
Ireland
Scotland
National Line of Iron
Liverpool
Queens
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Cca
Copen 4
Strickland’s
Arbuckle
Rio
Java
Acme
Great Cash Grocery
G. H. Strickland
Waters Block
Postoffice
Jura
Orrick
O.h.hunter & Son
Second St
Broadhead
Maine
WW. Jarvis
Water St
O. Slater & CO
Carroll
Ceaia
Lumbermen’s
Ro Chain
Iron and Steel
Putnam Horse Nails
Phoenix Horse
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