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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
1
Rural Warren notes include church services Easter plans and millinery sales. A funeral and obituaries mark community life with updates on local schools, band concerts, and remembrances of Luman B. Wood. Residents plan yard work, arbor days, and local meetings in April 1901.
Building operations are delayed by stone shortages and bad spring roads. D Ostrom nears cellar completion on a Buchanan street frame house with Chas Hamilton supervising. North Warren gains several new houses this year as W D Jones lays walls and plans another, Nathan Delaney begins foundations opposite Lincoln's blacksmith shop, and Hayes and Peterson prepare to build.
About 700 people toured the emergency hospital last Monday praising the building and the staff. Officials note high interest and contributions and a full report will be issued next week.
Our council should stop rebuilding street crossings of plank. Oak and hem lock rot and wear quickly, needing frequent repairs. Paving brick crosswalks are more durable, cost more upfront but cheaper long term, reducing waste.
In Tidioute on March 26 1901 William Noble wed Nellie K Buchanan at the bride’s father's residence with Rev E M Kerrick officiating They are both of Tidioute In Tiona on March 27 1901 Harvey J Blanchard married Phoebe Thomas at J C Parker’s home with Rev F S Neigh officiating Both couples are residents of Tiona and Tidioute respectively
Ethel Clark aged 13 died in Warren and was buried in Centreville. Sarah Jane Bowell aged 50 died in Warren. Catherine Newman Lacy died at Jefferson street Warren, born Girard Feb 29 1828 aged 73 years 1 month 23 days. Surviving husband Alfred C. Lacy and five children Irene Watson Wm G Lacy DeForest Lacy Rose Hummer Katie Mason. Lacy was church and Sunday school member since 1851, invalid nine years, faithful Christian example in last weeks.
Bale 4-4 Bleached Muslin priced at 5c to 7c per yard with good make. Bale 4-4 Brown Muslin extra heavy offered at 434¢. Case of Bed-spreads 98c, the $1.25 grade. Bed-spreads at 75, 80 and 87¢ each. Special fringed Spread 85c, value up to $1.00.
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