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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1908
Page
5
Deputy Attorney General Fleitz advises State Superintendent Schaeffer that county city and borough school superintendents are not subject to the corrupt practices act. They are elected by conventions of school directors every three years and not by general elections, nor are they listed on official ballots.
The piece surveys Easter customs from Saxon egg-giving to Russian colored eggs and notes how Washington celebrates with children rolling eggs on the White House lawn. It reflects on global traditions and the democratic spirit of Easter in America.
Warren Matul declares candidacy for Member of Congress in the Twenty eighth District. Primary election set for April 11, 1908, with N P Wheeler of Endeavor Pennsylvania as the authorizing signer.
William E. Rice of Warren Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for President Judge of the Thirty-seventh Judicial District. He seeks the Republican vote at the primary on April 11, 1908.
Henry Fuellhart of Tidioute announces candidacy for Member of Assembly subject to Republican primaries. Swanson requests Republican support in Warren County, with primaries set for April 11, 1908. A second notice from Arthur W. Dennison lists Parma Farmington area. Ed R. Allen declares candidacy for Register and Recorder in Warren County primary.
A list of candidates announces intent to seek the county commissioner post subject to Republican primary results. Names include E G Swanson Farmington Tp Pa E E Thompson Farmington Tp Pa W E Moore Spring Creek Pa Chas J Sampson Irvine Pa F P Caro Warren Pa dated January 6 1908 with primaries set for April 11 1903 or 1908 context.
A. H. Bailey of Sheffield and W. Sersall of Warren appear as Republican primary candidates with elections set for April 11 1908. The notice notes county auditor positions and party selection pending primary results.
Authorized notices announce E. W. Parshall as a National Delegate candidate from the 28th Congressional District and Harry Watson of Mercera as a National Delegate candidate from the 25th Congressional District, subject to Republican primary voters on Saturday April 11, 1908.
Charles J. Samuelson died February 29 1908 at age 65 9 months 24 days after a long life in Sugar Grove Chandlers Valley and Jamestown He served in the 21st Pennsylvania Cavalry 1863 1864 married Lizzie McNaughton in 1869 and left a wife three children Grace Herbert and Ruby Also survived by Irene D deceased grandkids Carl Mabel Helen and siblings Josephine Mickelson Carrie Delamater S E Samuelson The funeral was held at Chandlers Valley U B Church with services by Rev Gage Belden and Smith and a post funeral graveside rite by Robert A Kin near Post Youngsville.
Instruction in study methods and the art of teaching is presented at Edinboro Normal. Term begins March 24. Send for catalogue. Joan F. Bigler, Principal.
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