Warren Notes From Around Town and States Hospital Report
Local items include Miss Carrie Pickett leaving for Ashville North Carolina and visitors to Hot Springs West Virginia Mr and Mrs Jerry Crary and Mrs C M Snyder. The Warren State Hospital report outlines admissions and discharges in 1903 and describes planned improvements and a new building with a $68000 appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Warren
9. T. Daggett
Rosina Trenkle
New York
Italy
Germany
France
England
Mary White
New York City
White
Roosevelt Hospital
Marian Crary
Mrs. Hatch
Margaret Church
Union City
Gertrude Grant
Ridgway
Local liquor licenses granted and eight refused in Warren County
Court in sessions granted thirty seven liquor licenses and refused eight from Sugar Grove Garland Grand Valley area. The list of successful applicants includes Warren Boro Youngsville Tidioute Clarendon Sheffield Kinzua Irvington Russell Corydon Pittsfield Chandler's Valley Spring Creek Glade Run. Also notes library meeting upcoming and local civic items including health rules and firemen’s report, plus town news on Allegheny Spring residents and Democratic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Horner
Glade Run
E. A. Cooper
Kinzua
A. A. Wilcox
Sugar Run
B. D. Paddock
Sugar Grove
Arthur Meghaey
Youngsville
Wm. Clancey
Garland
Robert Burch
Columbus
J. O. Peterson
Grand Valley
James KE. Madden
Samuel Saunders
George Ditzenberger
Carl Schwartz
Paul
Horton
George H. Leonhart
Thomas Bacher
R. A. Siggins
A. H. Gallup
Tidioute
J. W. Caldin
Daniel Carmichael
J. Bess
Clarendon Boro
Clarendon Boro.—G. W. McGraw, Ora L. Beeba, C. C. Campbell
Sheffield
Mary Shriner
O’donnell
Lorenzo Leroy
Nanna M. Delmage
Elijah Groat
Irvington
S. Goss
W. F. Jackson
Russell
Eugene Weiss
John Amacher
Corydon
James A. Griffin
Pittsfield
N. L. Acocks
Chandler’s Valley
Benj. Ellis
Spring Creek
James P. Stearns
Red. Cobb
Men’s Club holds last meeting until fall
Rev A R Kieffer of Bradford spoke at the Parish House to about 75 Men’s Club members. The club’s last meeting until fall ended. The Methodist Brotherhood formed in First M E Church last Tuesday with President W S Clark Vice Presidents G H Jackson J E Jordan and Sec Treas A B Rogers. Call and see new Spring clothes styles at Jacob Keller the Tailor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Kieffer
Bradford
Episcopal Church
Methodist Brotherhood
M. E
W. S. Clark
G. H. Jackson
J. E. Jordan
Rogers
Jacob Keller
Sugar Grove creamery opens with strong patronage
County clippings note Sugar Grove creamery started Monday with good patronage while roads had been nearly impassable the past week. Jamestown stage upset down Jenner Hill last Saturday. Helen Dennison bought Horace Mix Sr. house on Race Street. In Tidicute Mrs. Bell visited to arrange repairs to the Tipton house slated for occupancy. Hun ter memorial school grading begun. Sheffield Observer foresees summer building boom. Infant child of Mr and Mrs Levi Dayton died suddenly on Wednesday morning April 6. An aged man named Eastwood died April 8 at Saybrook home after falling ill the prior evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Copeland
Pittsburg
Grace M. K. Church
Charles Eaton
Warren Y. M.C. A
Warren State Hospital
M. 8. Guth
Farm Colony
Hygeia Hall
Greer House
Library Hall
Warren County Historical Society
W. W. Wilbur
Old Court House
C. W. Stone
R. Brown
D. I. Ball Esq
Warren Brasington
W.H. Copeland
Jas. O. Parmlee
Christian Smith
John Hill
James C. Hamilton
Sugar Grove
W. H. Allen
Holland Land Co
Warren Society
Jamestown
Jenner Hill
Helen Dennison
Horace Mix, Sr
Race Street
Jas. K. Bell
Warren
Tipton
Sheffield
Levi Dayton
Eastwood
Saybrook
Frizzell Cousins and Hodges Glenn Couples Marry in 1904
Marriages noted in Warren Jamestown and Allegheny during April 1904. Ralph Frizzell wed Ethel B Cousins of Warren. Frank Hammesser wed Elloweene Hodges of Warren. Alfred Kimes Grubbs wed Harriett James Glenn of Allegheny.
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Frizzell—Cousins
Warren
M. E. Parsonage
J. C. MacDonald
Ralph Frizzell
Ethel B. Cousins
Hammesser—Hopges
Jamestown
N. Y
L. L. Hanchett
J. P
Frank Hammesser
Elloween Hodges
Grubbs—Glenn
Allegheny
Emanuel Episcopal Church
E. M. Paddock
Alfred Kimes Grubbs
Harriett James Glenn
Dinsmoor Death Notices in Warren Area April 1904
Obituary notices list Charles Dinsmoor in Warren in his 70th year with funeral arrangements under Odd Fellows. Also reported are deaths of Preston Lesser aged about nine. David Braun formerly of Warren. Arling C Johnson aged nine. Job Free aged 84. George Bates aged 65.
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Burgess
Warren
Lesser
Preston Lesser
George Lesser
Warren. Braun
Erie
Bright
David Braun
Brann
Johnson
Arling C
Eric Johnson
Free
Cherry Grove
Job Free
Warren County
Bates
Spring Creek
George Bates
Alice and Mad Hatter Come to Library Hall April 22–23
A lively spring performance features the cast list for Alice and friends in a costumed staging at Library Hall. Constance Taylor plays Alice with J H Alexander as Mad Hatter and Lewis Jamieson as the King of Hearts among a full roster of characters and jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Hall
Alice
Mad Hatter
Constance Taylor
J. H. Alexander
March Hare
Harry Conarra
Clare Crary
George Lott
Dr. Schellenburger
Mr. Mattison
White Rabbit
Mr. Pressel
Glenn Lott
Frog Footman
Lewis Jamieson
Mouse
Henry Hunter
Knave of Hearts
Leroy MacGowan
Janet McCalmont
Florence Langworthy
Cook
Edith McCalmont
Ethel Halliday
Glenn Brockway
Douglass Scott
Lewis Davis
Sylvester Davis
Leland Goodrich
Ashley Gale
Burton Gale
Ernest Watson
Bids invited for painting Allegheny River bridge at Glade Row
Warren County Commissioners invite sealed bids by April 22 at 2 PM for scraping and painting the Allegheny River bridge at Glade Row with two coats of paint provided by the Commissioners. Information available at the Commissioners' office. Right to reject all bids reserved. Warren Pa April 1 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Court House
Allegheny River
Glade Row
Demand Surges for Gowns and Waists in Market
Retailers report strong demand for gowns and waists across departments. Shoppers seek affordable styles and versatile pieces as seasonal trends favor coordinated outfits and flexible fits.
Engraved Stationery Styles Shown at The Mail Office
Latest fashions in engraved stationery with samples on display and prices listed at The Mail Office.
Bordwell Moves Law Office to Liberty Street
Warren Ohio April 14 1904 announcement that D A Arird and C E Bordwell dissolved partnership and Bordwell relocates to the office of Hon W D Brown Liberty Street Local anglers prep for brook trout season credit sought to winter and wardens watchful Fire house site purchased for George Offerle garden lot on Third Street for central fire station with upstairs sleeping quarters Subscriptions offered for The Mail and New York Tribune Farmer and Tri Weekly Tribune at discounted annual rates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glade Run
Warren Telephone Co
Warren
Arird & Bordwell
Arird
Capt. Bordwell
Judge Brown
Liberty Street
National Guard of Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Gerry Vanderbilt
Philadelphia
D. A. Arird, Esq
W. D. Brown
C. E. Bordwell
Warren, Pa
Boro
George Offerle
Third Street
Mail
New York Tribune
Tri Weekly Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Allen Fia
Main’s Circus
Carrie Pickett
Ashville
N. C
Will Wart
Philippines
Wa. A. McCray
Buffalo
Belle McPherson
Edgar Beaty
Collins Talbott
Pottstown, Pa
Ohio
A. L. Phillips
Emlenton
Ora Burrgess
James K. Bell
Hamilton & Bell
C. E. Metzger
Atlantic City
J. Newman Davies
Oakland Cemetery
G. W. Demming
C. C. Thompson
F. K. Hertzel
A. Hertzel
Sexton
Peter Olsen
Messrs
A.hertzel
J. K. Simpson
Philomel Piano Club
Alfred Reisenauer
Reisenauer
Rubenstein
Board of Health
Warren Boro
Allegheny Spring
J. A. Culbertson
Grunderville
Harrisburg
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Allen
F. M. Downing
Frank Hagberg
W. H. Houghtling
Hunter's Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Union Store
Eberhart & Miller
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