07 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1904
Page
1
Warren town items include theater and concert plans, church services, weddings, and social news. Updates cover school and town committee actions, street works, and fire department matters. Residents reported travel, illness, and community events, with Easter weather notes and upcoming public meetings.
Sugar Grove C C F aims to stage two plays, Under the Laurels and Leah the Forsaken, soon with good performances anticipated. Thel. C. C. F. reports active plans and a strong cast as spring term opens at the seminary. Rev W C May will move into Dr H H Mix’s home on Seminary Street.
The Chautauqua Assembly opens June 30 and runs to August 28 with summer schools July 9 to August 19. Key dates include Field Day July 29, National Army Day July 30, and Denominational Day August 4. Special weeks cover Civic, School Life, Mission, Graft in American Life, Bible in Modern Life, and a first Music Week. Messiah and Creation will be performed as oratorios alongside lectures on music history and theory.
Rice's beautiful Show Girl comes to Library Hall next Monday evening April 11. The piece is filled with jolly music comic situations and brilliant elaborate spectacle. A company from western cities on its way East performs with six one night stands. It features handsome young ladies popular songs costumes and graceful dancing.
Coas H Smith takes over the shoe store long run by Christian Smith and will announce next week he will run the business. Dr J E Jordan Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block offers appointments by calling 295 B Bell Prior. BEST Job Printing at the Main Office.
In Warren on Wednesday noon April 6 1904 Walter B Offerle weds Sarah L Fowler both of Warren. In Jamestown New York on Saturday April 2 1904 Frank Shepard marries Anna K Arp both of North Clarendon Pennsylvania.
Alois P. Meyer died in Los Angeles on March 25 1904 after living in Warren and traveling west with his wife. Hilder Anderson died at Buffalo Hospital on April 4 and was buried the following day. J B Cochran died March 31 1904 in Warren County at age 55 of lung congestion. Levi W. Hoxsie a Warren County Civil War veteran died April 5 1904 in Kinzua at about 60 and was buried today. Vincent Z. McChesney died March 23 1904 in Deerfield Township after a long illness at age 49.
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels and buyers in Warren County. Names include Lavery, Pitcher, King, Pillsbury, House, Blakeslee, Hurley, Rasmussen, Whitney, Kay, Jaquay, Stanford, Farnsworth, Sandburg, Isackson, McClune, Hutchinson, Campbell, Bashline, Shope, Offerle, Mason, Westland, Barnard, Barnsdall, Porter, Anderson, Smith, Meyer, Allen, Reig, Shannon. Amounts range from $1 to $2,100 with many properties listed in Warren, Youngsville, Mead, Sugar Grove, Sheffield, Columbus, Triumph, and Brokenstraw.
Sealed bids are invited by the Warren County Commissioners for scraping and painting the Allegheny River bridge at Glade Run. The work includes two coats of paint to be supplied by the Commissioners with bids due April 22 at 2 p.m. Information is available at the Commissioners' office. The commission reserves the right to reject all bids.
The Mail Office showcases the latest and most fashionable engraved stationery styles. Samples are displayed and prices are listed for customer selection.
Spring rafting loosens with four new hemlock rafts planned from Hertzel's Morrison Run site by Wheeler and Warden after last fall. A Warren minister seeks a salary increase, defending his work for souls. Rev. C. C. Parker, rector of Trinity Memorial Church Warren, 68, to wed Miss Clara R. Shannon, Philadelphia resident, 3. Mintzer & Co. provides an updated Warren Atlas for reference. Warren Board of Health urges housekeepers to clear rubbish and dirt. Co I N G P and U.S. Army officers inspect local units last night.
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