Daughter Born Tuesday To Mrs George Marker
An eighth pound daughter was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. George Marker of 405 Lexington Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Marker
Lexington Avenue
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
5
Baby Daughter Arrived At Blair Home
A daughter named Joan Margaret was born Sunday afternoon to Mr and Mrs J Leo Blair of Fourth Avenue. Street crews with white wings cleaned the business district Wednesday morning. Crowe Dagger nuptials observed Tuesday evening with Lucane Dagger and M B Crowe wed by Rev J W Smith on Liberty Street. Marjorie Phillips took over the florist shop at 426 Pennsylvania Ave West from A W Heelas. Mrs Thomas Phillips died Monday night at 451 Phillips Street aged 79, survived by husband and three children. C P DeLong retired from Keystone Garage and dissolved partnership with M C Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Margaret
J. Leo Blair
Fourth Avenue
Crowe-Dagger
Lucane Dagger
M. B. Crowe
J. W. Smith
Liberty Street
Marjorie Phillips
Florist
A. W. Heelas
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Thomas Phillips
Phillips Street
Pittsburgh
Dunhams
William Edwin Dunham, Jr
W. E. Dunham
Dunham
Mabel Reese
O. E. Dunham
Jefferson Street
Akeley
Emory D. Brogan
William Brogen
William
Rose Brogan
Mary Maroney
Sewickley
Margaret DeBat
Cincinnati
John W. Matteson
Spring Creek
Matteson
Lon Matteson
R. S. Sweet
Youngsville
Robert Sweet
Martha
F. E. Swanson
Younsville
Frank L
Buffalo
N. Y
L. F
Tiona
Alonzo
Harbor Creek
H. B
Cherry Grove
James
Traville City
Mich
Maria Bowers
Matthews Run
Sweet
Youngsville House
County
Sarah Kerr Balbach
Grand Rapids
Sarah Balbach
R. L. Kerr
East Fifth Avenue
Kerr
Balbach
Warren
Burgess Dailey
Ruth Johnston
L. C. Barnes
Warren Johnston
Stoneytonesome
Clarendon
First Presbyterian Church
Blicks Welcome Baby Daughter From 100 Verbeck Ave
Mr and Mrs B E Blick of 100 Verbeck avenue are the happy parents of a baby daughter who arrived Tuesday April 11. Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Blick
Verbeck Avenue
Hulings and Allen File Congress Petitions in 28th District
The petitions of General Willis Hulings of Oil City and E R Allen of Warren as Republican nominees for Congress in the 28th district have been filed at Harrisburg. General Charles Miller of Franklin seeks the national convention delegate post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hulings
Oil City
E. R. Allen
Warren
Congress
28Th
Charles Miller
Franklin
Harrisburg
Fire alarm saves Warren home as grease blaze grows
A grease fire in a Market street kitchen caused a large blaze that prompted a fire alarm. Firefighters lifted the burning pan with pliers and the risk ended quickly. In other news, Samuel Nichols arrives in Warren with his three children. One child, Caroline, dies of diphtheria within 18 hours. The second child, Mildred, falls ill days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morck
Market Street
Samuel Nichol
Samuel Nichols
Chicago
Warren
Buffalo
Nichols
Caroline
Mildred
Dedication Planned for Warren Public Library in June
Warren’s new public library on Market Street will be dedicated in June with Rev. Arthur R. Taylor delivering the dedicatory address. The library, a memorial to Thomas Struthers and funded by the Struthers foundation, aims to be the finest in the region and will house a tablet near the main hall entrance. Interior work advances though furniture and light fixtures are delayed by manufacturer issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Market Street
Arthur R. Taylor
Trinity Memorial Church
Francis Henry
Alice Wetmore Jefferson
Carnegie
Erie
Struthers
Thomas Struthers
Erie joins Interstate League as schedule adopted in Bradford
The Interstate League approved the 1916 playing schedule Saturday at the Hotel Holley in Bradford. Erie replaces Hornell, opening May 20 and ending July 9, with a second season to follow and a post season series possible. President Pat Dougherty led the meeting with Walter Gale as secretary and reps from Bradford Wellsville Ridgway Warren Johnsonburg Erie and Olean observing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holley
Bradford
Pat Dougherty
Walter Gale
Olean
L. G. Dana
E. A. Rathbone
Wellsville
Edward B. McLain
Ridgway
S. A. Orr
Warren
F. J. Schot
Johnsonburg
F. F. Moran
Erie
W. M. Gale
Goodrich
St. Marys
Wallace
Hornell
Dougherty
Schott
Noy
Villa's Mexican Trick Debunked Plan to Halt Pursuit
The report claims Villa, hunted by U S forces in Mexico, died and a Mexican condemned to death would dig up the body. The story is unconfirmed and ID would be unlikely after two weeks in heat. The piece urges President Wilson to keep troops in Mexico to protect lives and property regardless of Villa's fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Villa
Mexico
Wilson
Vera Cruz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geo. Marker
Blair
White Wings” Squad
Duff
White Wings
C. P. DeLong
Keystone Garage
C. P. de Long
M. C. Brown
Keystone
Mr. de Long
New York Central
The
Council
Hazel
Unnion
John Clark
Oak Street
W. S. Clark
J. Kenneth Clark
New York
Pickett Hardware Co
Woodsman
John McKay
Edward Anderson
Kinzua
P. S. Farbox
Deerhorn Club
Conenango Avenue
Canada
Mr. and
Mrs. Blick
Hulings and Allen
Stoneham
Mullen
Henry Daly
Corry Journal
Corry Evening Journal
Goss
Monarcn
Emlenton
J. H. Young
Kane
G. Scott Smith
Kane Republican
Department of Labor and Industry
Smith
McKean
Elk
Forest
Venango
Mercer
Crawford
Warren County
Appellant
Appellee
Second Brigade
D. W. Radspinner
Washington Party
Sheffield
Martin Kemp
J. E. Wheeler
John Spangler
Justice of the Peace
Spangler
Carl Zeller, Jr
Bertha Blair
N. Parker Street
Jean Blair
Green and Davidson
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Burning Fish
State Association of Boroughs
County Fair Association
Warren County Agricultural Association
Whitehead
Lycoming County
Fair
Boyd
Boyd Automobile
Major McLean
McLean
C. E. Bordwell
George
J. S. Lydiatt
Crescent Street
M. T. Smith
Endeavor
Wheeler and Dusenbury
Cramer
Ss. A. Cramer
Tate
Farmington Township
H. C. Preston
Elk Township
William Anderson
O. S. Brown
Glade Township
Redding Shoe Co
Second Avenue
Warren, Penna
Potato Growers
Peres
D. Everts Hardware
Carver House
Penna. Ave. W
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