Warren notes and local theater wrap up in April 1877
The Marren Mail lists multiple briefs from April 7 to April 15 including Oil at 2.81, Decoration Day May 30, and spring wear. It covers stage travel, telegraph updates, sermons, sales of lettuce and spring goods, river rafting, a Pp. & E. railroad accident, and reports on Weber’s Der Freischutz performed by the Warren Musical Association with detailed cast and praises.
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Laban Lodge
K. of H
Allen
W. H. Hurlbutt
Baptist Church
Ruhlman
Julia Hickey
Union School
Sharpsburg
Libbie King
Warren
Cash Clothing House
Bartlett & Co
Mike Ball
North Warren
Burgess
Stage
Geo. Ball & Co
J. E. King
Buffalo
John A. Hall
Journal
Chapin Hall
Jamestown
Hoffman
Dave
Allen Block
Miller
Freischutz
Warren Musical Association
Weber
Fritz Held
Albert Kamprad
Held
Kamprad
Greaves
C.A. Waters
Agnes
Lucy James
Annie
Prof
Mary Conarro
Julia Burgess
Emma Davis
Mattie Johnson
Emma Marston
J. F. Wells
Jasper
Harry Marden
Rudolph
Cincinnati
Haverly’s Minstrels
A. Conarro
Cuno
Forrester
Zamiel
Jamestown Piano Forte Company
Philharmonic Society
Jamestown Journal
Engales
Warren Cor
Derrick
Roscoe Hall
Ibg
C. A. Waters
Architect Caspar Presents Designs for Catholic Church Edifice
Mr J Chris Caspar, an architect recently from New York, staying in Warren to improve his health, has completed a Catholic church design with full perspectives and plans. He also created private residence plans shown at his office, and his Exposition competition work earned second prize of 3000 dollars.
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Hoen
W. C. Plummer
Roscoe Hall
J. D. James
Republican Party
Warren
J. N. Schnur
Tidioute
W. F. Weible
J. Chris. Caspar
Carver House
Caspar
New York City
Eric
Snow totals and lingering depths reported in county records
Mr W Green of Kinzua reports ten feet five inches of snow from late 1876 to early 1877 with months of heavy snowfall. Current snow depth on the northern hills is about two feet. Mrs Gillmore in New York is selecting spring goods and local ad copy promotes Will Smith’s selection of Monklings and pictures at low prices.
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W. Green
Kinzua
David Courson
Warren County
Allen & Thompson
Tidioute
John T. Courson
Jane Magnll
Big Warren district oil gusher tops daily output
The Chadwick lot near North Warren yields over 100 barrels daily with Hazeltine No 3 spouting 800 to 1,000 barrels a day, possibly the district’s largest gusher. Other wells record varying outputs from 2 to 60 barrels, while new rigs rise and nearby farms report oil discoveries and drilling activity.
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North Warren
Clinton, Strong & Co
Chadwick
Bishop
Scelin & Co’s
Allen No
Crossman
Hazeltine
Hazeltine No. 3
Warren
Lady Berry
Hoffman & Co
Mr. Sunderland
Jamestown
W. H. Taylor
Hazeltine No
North Glade
Heintz
Cook & Co’s
Campbell
Hull & Co’s
Siggins Farm
Deming
John Bell
Glade
Hertzell
Wetmore
Carver Farm
McGee
Verback
Sweeting
Oil City
Butler
Armstrong
Venango
Warren & Forest
McKean and
Cattaraugus
Clarion
LIGE
Siasssceressceencesnecazenere
Warren, Forest
McKean
Landers memorial resolved by Youngsville Lodge
At a regular meeting of Youngsville Lodge of S. O. of G. T. resolutions memorialize Bro. W. J. Landers who was killed March 22 in a boiler explosion in Clarion county. The lodge notes his temperance and Christian service and extends sympathy to his family.
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Youngsville
S. O
G. T
W. J. Landers
Clarion County
Bro. W. J. Landers
Church
Society
W. L. Riney
W. K. Cuare
W. J. Davis
Conneautville Courier Seeks Local News From Readers
The paper invites readers to report any notable events such as deaths marriages or unusual happenings by postal card or word of mouth. It urges timely local news and notes upcoming Baby Wagon stock will arrive soon at Variety Hall now en route.
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Conneautville
Variety Hall
Letter from Sugar Grove A 1877 Spring Update
In Sugar Grove Pa in early April 1877 residents note spring sunshine, busy streets, and moving traffic of sunlit sidewalks. Reports cover Harmon Martin block expansion with new store rooms, a large grocery operation, and a Masonic third floor, plus the Sugar Grove Savings Bank opening administered by J H Spencer. The Congregational church gains Pastor Thomas from New York State and the community hosts a sermon by Rev W L Riley trading pulpits with Rev E K Creed, urging unity and faith over Spiritualism. Crystal and Onyx cameos offered at Frep Marck's.
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Sugar Grove
Mary
Harmon & Martin
Harmon
Mr. Thomas
Congregational Church
Thomas
New York State
W. L. Riley
Youngsville
M. E. Church
E. K. Creed
God
Vivi
Anon
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