Springtime Notes and Local News From Warren
Warren bulletin covers a spring scene with weather, fruit prospects, and social notes. It reports business moves including the Hill foundry sale, Ramona Council growth, cemetery improvements and financials, theater lineups, and liquor license court outcomes with multiple community commentary items.
Owens Buffalo Bread Promoted By Root and Henry
Buffalo Bread from Owens delivered daily by Root and Henry praises five varieties, fresh and good. Hand painted fern dishes available for 25 cents at Fehlman’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owens’ Buffalo
Root & Henry
Fehlman’s
Auction Sale of Hickory Street Livery Stock
Hickory Street Livery Stable in Warren Pennsylvania to convert to stores prompts a public auction on Saturday April 19 1902 at 10 AM. Bids cover 25 horses a 24 passenger carry all landaus carriages harnesses robes office fixtures and every stable item. Terms cash under five dollars three months 4 to 25 six months 25 to 50 and a year on larger sums. Auctioneer B O Smith clerk A S Dalrymple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Warren
B. O. Smith
A. S. Dalrymple
Hoxsie's Croup Cure and Local News Roundup
Hoxsie's Croup Cure marketed as a life saver for children with claims of curing colds coughs and preventing membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria at 50 cents from Davis Drug Co Warren Pa. Crushed to death John Costello a Pleasant township constable aged 47 crushed under a lime loading accident near the P and E railroad in Richland funeral at Oakland with Rev A B Markley. Garden seeds from Senator Penrose offered free to loyal Republican supporters. All Mail office printing accurate with full count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoxsie
Davis Drug Co
Warren
John Costello
Pleasant Township
Richland
A. B. Markley
Oakland
Senator Penrose
Warren Town Council Minutes Open Session 1902
Town Council of Warren Pennsylvania met April 11 1902 with members Schimmelfeng F. Slater H. P. Hall Clark Park Knabb and others. The fire committee to buy nozzles gaskets lanterns and coats. $100 to Struthers Hose Co.. chairs for borough engineer rooms. hydrants to be placed as needed. paving and curbing of Pennsylvania avenue approved on second reading. Various committee actions on hydrants sidewalks and building needs. bills for fire police wagon painting lettering and repairs approved. adjournment set for April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Schimmelfeng
Messrs. Smith
Slater
M. D. Hall
Schellhammer
H. P. Hall
Clark
Mr. Slater
Struthers Hose Company
Park
Hall
Pennsylvania Avenue
South
Russell Streets
Shreves
Knabb
Leonhart
Jerry Crary
Mr. Clark
Crary
Court House
Water Committee
George D. MacIntyre
The
Actors Society of America
Fire Department
Library Theatre
Smith
Building Committee
Emma L. Smith
Third Street
Schellhammer & Son
WRG LR
Eetearchs
Adjourned Warren Council Adopts Paving and Sewer Actions
Adjourned meeting in Warren on April 14 1902 with votes approving third reading to close Pennsylvania avenue between South and Russell streets for paving and authorizing bids. Street Hickory street paving to begin by April 21 and sidewalk straightening planned at Water street. Police weapon and badge purchase approved. Sewers on Carver and South streets referred to Sewer Committee. Notices include relief drive and local real estate transfers and sales in Warren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Schimmelfeng
Messrs
H. P. Hall
M. D. Hall
Knabb
Leonhart
Park
Smith Shreves
Schellhammer
Pennsylvania Avenue
South
Russell Streets
Messrs. M. D. Hall
Smith
Shreves
Hickory Street
West End
Public Way
Pine Street
Water Street
Carver
South Streets
Cas, Schimmelfeng
E.H. Besalin
Marriages in Warren Jamestown and Kane Areas
Three weddings reported in early 1902 in Warren Jamestown and Kane areas. A C Hall and Bertha Dunn wed at Lutheran Parsonage in Warren. William Mohney and Grace Raub joined in Jamestown. Oscar Peterson and Nellie E Colberg married in Jamestown at the bride’s uncle’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Morse
G. E. Gordon
Oscar Peterson
Warren, Pa
Nellie E. Colberg
Jamestown
Death notices from Warren and Weldbank dated April 1902
In Warren Massachusetts Mrs D H White aged 89 died after long residence here and in Stoneham and will be buried in Canton Conn where she was born. Funeral services were held last Tuesday at her daughter Miss White’s home. Also in Warren William A Walker aged 33 died April 15 1902. In Weldbank Pa Carrie S Berkheimer wife of J E Berkheimer aged about 46 died April 11 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
M. J. Danforth
John
Kane
W. E. Rice
Alice Lemmon
Pittsburg
Lindsey
Tionesta
Byrontown
Library Theatre
Arizona
Philopene Fuellhart
WM. Keegan
West Virginia
Missrs. Ford
Ed Lesser
Titusville
JG. Lesser
F. H. Rockwell
QO. F. Hoffman
California
Council
F. G. Shreves
Warren Eddy
J. R. King Pilot
Albert Reynolds
Conenango
Warren
Jamestown
Bert Dennis
Ralph Russell
Recreation Park
Chris Uhdey
Poplar Street
A. Diehl
Henry F. Farny
Cincinnati
Roosevelt
Fanny
Tracey Greenland
Joseph Hill
Charles S. Fairchilds
Louis J. Betts
Struthers Iron Works
Miss White
J. W. Smith
Walker
William A. Walker
Berkheimer
Weldbank
Carrie S
J. E. Berkheimer
Warren Street Committee Chairman M D Hall Named
M D Hall serves as chairman of the Street Committee for the Town Council of Warren Pennsylvania, guiding sanitation and infrastructure duties in the borough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Hall
Warren
Special Wool Dress Goods Sale This Saturday
A special sale of wool dress goods is set for Saturday April 19 offering discounts on every piece from 15c to 3 dollars per yard. The store urges every woman to take advantage of the sale.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Buffalo Express
Ramona Council
Royal Arcanum
Arcanamites
Trustees of Oakland Cemetery Association
H. M. Putnam
Dwight Cowan
J. K. Simpson
Association
S. H. Davis
F. E. Hertzel
C. C. Thompson
Andrew Hertzel
Dwight Cowar
Peter Olson
Pga
Hackney and Weaver
Corydon
Tidioute
Garland
M. J. Wager
Samuel Saunders
A. H. Gallop
A. Megahey
Youngsville
Bengt. Carlson
Gladerun
Willard Jackson
Irvine
EK. R. Cooper
Kinzua
William Clancy
Mary Shriner
Sheffield
Catherine Horner
Warren Relief Association
E. B. Hyde
Spring Creek Township
Warren Boro
Mary Kaverly
Fred Barth
Frances M. Eichenberg
Herbert P. Stone
Adelaide R. Baker
Earl A. Baker
Freehold
E. A. Baker
B. Wood Co
Maria Lodge
Grand Valley
W. J. Bennett
J. M. Jackson
David W. Jackson
John C. Leichriest
Conewango
Walter Mitchell
Fred Meas
P. H. Lukins
Jennie Wood
Pine Grove
F. A. Steber
Rhoda L. Peterson
Albert Frantz
Richard
C. F. Pierce
Eldred
Jacob C. Knapp
Elizabeth Glasser
Pleasant
Pleasant Ice Co
John Jones
C. W. Nichols
Spring Creek
Ellen E. Connelly
Elmer E. Biddle
Pittsfield
T. A. Briggs
Clarence F. Briggs
C. S. Fairchild
Borough of
Perea
South Street
Russell Street
Pennsylvania
New York
Hunters Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Fenosha
MAXE
Finch Cal Brands
Black Cat
Chicago-Rockford
Kenosha, Wis
T. C. Slater & CO
Norway
Davis Chambers
Devoe
T. W. McNett