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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
1
A description extols the Corliss safe weighing 33 000 pounds as an advancement over old box safes likening it to progress beyond cash drawers. It claims burglar proof design and positions the safe as a symbol of a bank's dignity and progress. Located at the new building corner of Second and Liberty Streets.
Warren Pa article lists bank officials with G N Parmlee as President F E Hertzel as Vice President E E Lampe as Cashier J M Sonne as Paying Teller N C Sill as Receiving Teller and notes Wyneder.
A brief item notes a phrase about fairness and integrity attributed to Lill, presented in a terse regional newspaper snippet. The readable text emphasizes equal treatment and honesty in a general sense without additional details.
The Monday session elected Miss Mary O King as supply teacher replacing Mrs Newell who resigned. Miss Simons receives 35 dollars monthly. A cement walk for the old Central building and a lawn roller were ordered. High School students may attend 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. A prize committee member changed Rev N N Morten to succeed Rev A R Taylor. A gymnasium compulsory exercise policy sparked lengthy discussion.
A jewelry ad promotes a gold filled case with Elgin or Waltham movement for twenty year warranted use. The Ladies' O size watch is priced at $10.75 at A. C. Kirberger's jewelry store.
A C Kirberger displays new jewelry novelties inviting readers to call and see the collection.
The poem celebrates Spring with lines about flowers blooming and daily life awakening. It evokes cheerful home scenes as fields, dresses, and music theme across the season. The language suggests a festive, domestic tone.
Arbor day events and local visits fill the page. Miss Kate Harrison travels for a brother’s death in Pittsburgh while many residents return from trips to Washington, Philadelphia, and Florida. Court opens liquor license applications next Monday. the West End baseball club prepares for play. Easter services, dances, and church activities enrich county life amidst weather talk and auto accident cautions.
In a long regular meeting on Monday evening the council reviewed street improvements including paving for Public Way Penn Ave West Chestnut to Public Way Second Street Liberty to Market Fifth Street to Fifth Street Bridge and Third Street to Market. Recommendations also urged extra police hours and tree trimming while confirming fire chiefs and approving budgets and various ordinances.
In Russell on March 30 1907 John M Davidson of Warren wed Isura Way at the bride’s home with few relatives present. The couple will reside at 6 Schanz Street Warren after a brief wedding trip. In Warren on April 1 1907 Henry S Rapp wed Anna E Smith at First Lutheran parsonage and will live on Morrison Street after a short trip.
Deaths reported for Dr John H Wiggins of Jamestown Pa aged 52 in 1907 burial in Jamestown. Other notices list John W Sager D D Fisher Frank M Gray Jane Lundy Mary Fehlman Scheaffer Augustus Bernard with burials in Warren county and nearby towns. Surviving spouses and children noted for several.
Born March 27 1907 to Mr and Mrs George Geracimos at Wetmore farm North Warren. Four building lot parcels to be sold nearby after survey by Arson Rogers and tree layout by W W Cook. Trinity Memorial Church elects ten vestrymen led by Dr M S Guth. Warren Businessmen assist July 4 celebration and road supervisor meeting with State Highway Commissioner J W Hunter. Roscoe M Gray injured in Warren yard freight car incident, hopes for recovery.
The Warren store proclaims its sixty fifth year in business. It touts an expanded dry goods and piece goods selection, fresh stock from eastern markets after a 16 day trip, and a spring show of new wares. It claims leading prices and variety, plus reorganized departments and a fresh look.
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