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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
1
Warren area items recount social notes, business changes, and public notices. Mentions Allen shoes at 221 Liberty, Piso’s factory leadership shift, Citizens Bank leadership change, town tax rates, library funding, local obituaries, and upcoming stage shows at Library Hall including Arizona and a Hoyt farce. Also notes fishing, park events, and reader farm items.
Our School notes Miss Hilda Wood replaces Mrs Richardson as Warren High School domestic science teacher. The Warren girl, earning 75 dollars a month, is praised for experience and teaching. Mrs C H Smith also praised for sewing instruction and pleasant, practical, painstaking approach. Visitors from nearby cities laud the school and its methods as copied by Erie and Bradford boards.
Goop reports attendance of delegates at a Sunday school convention held in the YMCA building on Tuesday. Rev. A. B. McCormick was elected president with E. W. Campbell as vice president Miss Grace VanOrd as secretary and Miss Kate Messner as treasurer. Invitations are issued for the marriage of Dr. Margaret M. Babcock to Dr. John Earle Meloy on Wednesday April 24 at 3 pm 204 East Street. Penns Avenue paving to proceed this year after voters borrow 25000 total 557 for yes 79 no. At Miss Sill's the ladies expect handsome and tasteful items at reasonable prices.
Visitors believe the Struthers factory can produce all it advertises. Supt. Van Doorn will ship today Buffalo's largest gas engine ever made here, 250 horsepower, a valuable machine admired by all. It will be used on the Pan-American grounds as a fine example of Warren's industries.
The Board of Trustees requires payment to the secretary for lawn care on all Oakland Cemetery lots. No mowing will occur in the coming year until fees are paid. Owners are urged to settle before Memorial Day. Secretary C C Thompson.
A simple rubber hose tied to a broom handle or used bare ends to strike rags and carpets, described as the easiest tool for beating them. The method suggests flexibility in setup, allowing use with or without a handle for effective agitation of textiles.
On the first day of trout season last Monday the big fish eluded anglers again and the snake antidote tasted familiar as the weather clerk offered a pleasant smile.
In Warren on April 12 1901 Mr and Mrs L W Dennison welcomed a son named Robert Lee a new addition to the family birth notice announced in local columns.
In Warren on April 3 1901 Glenn L Meeker and Sophie H Erickson both of Corry Pa wed by Rev S M Nickle. In Spring Creek Pa on April 14 1901 Charles S Morton and Emily Elderkin wed by Levi Leonard J P. In Jamestown N Y on April 6 1901 Carl Johan Anderson of Jamestown and Clara Sophie Hagg of Wrightsville Pa wed by Rev A M Benander.
US publishing results show 6356 new books last year, up 653 from previous peak. Among them 616 new novels and 662 new editions of old fiction reflect a shift toward established works. N K Wendelboe displays latest designs in Zuber Florals and Sanderson tapestries at 217 Liberty Street.
The latest and best millinery offerings are available at Miss Sill's in Warren with prices described as reasonable and appealing to shoppers seeking stylish hats and accessories.
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