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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights the character of its board of directors who supervise management, emphasises conservative banking, and offers personal service. Customers are invited to contact officers anytime for assistance.
Hon Wm D Brown Warren Pa David W Beaty Warren Pa R B Briggs Warren Pa Lee S Clough Warren Pa Charles Chase Warren Pa Jerry Crary Warren Pa Miner D Crary Warren Pa Andrew Hertzel Warren Pa Watson D Hinckley Warren Pa Charles W Jamieson Warren Pa William KE Rice Warren Pa C Schimmelfeng Warren Pa A T Scofield Warren Pa C Horton Smith Sheffield Pa George F Watson Tionesta Pa Hon N P Wheeler Endeavor Pa F E Hertzel Warren Pa
Real estate transfers show numerous parcels sold or conveyed in Warren and surrounding townships. Listings include transfers to Chas Carl son Pine Grove to Frank W. Smith Warren Boro for 250 dollars, and Jane Orr Estate by Sheriff to L S Clough for 9000 dollars, among many others.
A circular from the Forest Service titled What Forestry Has Done reviews forest management abroad. It cites Germany’s rise from 20 to 65 cubic feet per acre and tripled saw timber share, France’s flood protection benefits, and Switzerland’s flood risk reduction enabling stable farming. It argues the United States should adapt proven principles rather than seek new theories. The piece contrasts national and state forest economics, urging careful application to American conditions.
Washington dispatch reports Pennsylvania remains solid for Knox with no break in lines. Representative Dalzell’s Yale banquet remarks are clarified as pro Knox. Knox supporters vow intensified educational campaign highlighting Knox’s record and fitness for the presidency.
Mrs Betsey Elizabeth McQuay died at home in Pittsfield Pennsylvania on March 22 1908 aged 85 years 8 months and 10 days Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Woodward of Corry Interment was at Riverside Cemetery in Pittsfield
A local notice advertises bounty blanks available for purchase at The Matt office. It notes the items are listed for sale and invites inquiries to the specified location.
Public documents listed for subscribers at the paper office include the Report of Pennsylvania State College Statistical Record of the Progress The Lizards of Pennsylvania The Net Result at the Hague A League of Peace by Andrew Carnegie The San Jose Scale by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Test of Mechanical Cow Milker Spraying Bird Preservation by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Notices recount five marriage ceremonies held in March 1908 across Warren and Tidionte Pennsylvania and nearby Jamestown Celoron Garland and Mayburg. Couples include Paris McCullough and Effie Stakeley. Ray Foster and Gertrude Foster. Charles Thompsett and Emma Dinsmore. George McLaughlin and Mildred Dwyer. George Adams and Olivia Upton.
Jerome Babcock aged 73 of Busti a former Assembly member and Supervisor dies. Celia O Smith widow survives with son Grant D Babcock and siblings including Mrs L T Parmlee of Warren. Peter Masterson aged 53 of Warren a long time sexton of St Josephs Church dies after funeral at St Josephs and burial in St Josephs cemetery. survived by brothers in Warren and Ireland.
At St Marys Pennsylvania on March 23 1908 a son was born to the Rev and Mrs J M Hunter eldest son of Mr and Mrs H P Hunter of Warren and at Gladerun on March 28 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs John Roskoski.
Died at her home in Russell Pennsylvania on March 26 after a five year tuberculosis illness. Survived by husband Alec Marsh and daughter Mrs. Frank Lounsbury of Russell. A member of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Russell. Funeral held Sunday at 2 p m.
Mrs. O J Baldwin of Youngsville died Sunday from paralysis. She is survived by three sons Guy of Youngsville Grover of Pittsfield and Fred of Wisconsin and a daughter Mrs Joseph Davis of Youngsville.
Grove City College invites teachers and students to enroll in spring and summer sessions with diverse branches in Literary Pedagogy Art Music and Commercial studies. Late entries through May 1 qualify for two eight week terms spring and summer. Table board from two dollars weekly. Summer term starts June 23. Address President Isaac C Ketler Grove City Pa.
Remarkable sale of shirt waists highlighted by up to the minute styles in plain white and colored madras. Prices drop as low as 59 cents, drawing shoppers to the fashion bargain.
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