21 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
1
A Elizabethan tone itemized column reports local jokes about heaven and priests, medical notes on ill residents, moves and arrivals, sports at the Y M C A, and town news including paving, waterworks, and a fire at a prominent residence. It lists travels, theater plans, and community notices with brief editorials and ads.
The Buffalo Express features Master Leonard Crandall of Warren in a family vignette with a father’s playful poem about a baby “choo choo” engineer. The verse portrays Leonard dashing through the parlor, chasing toy trains, and earning the right of way as the little locomotive savant.
Opening of Season June 30 and program dates through August 28. Summer Schools run July 9 and end August 19. Notable days include National Army Day July 30 and Denominational Day August 3. Other events: Old First Night August 2 Rallying Day August 4 Recognition Day August 17 and Grange Day August 20. Children’s Day and Season Closes August 28.
The Mail Office showcases latest engraved stationery fashions with samples and current price lists for stylish writing sets and personalized paper products.
The State Highway Department has four more applications for road reconstruction in Warren county, nearly six miles, bringing total requested miles to about 130. Earlier one file listed the War ren to North Warren road project. Articles note pension awards to Stacy W. Cogswell and James W. Marsh and a European trip for J C Sibley. A railroad special to Johnsonburg for an Odd Fellows reunion on April 26 offers discounted round trip tickets from Warren Renovo Falls Creek Clermont and other points. Spring cloths advertised at Jacob Keller’s tailor shop.
A list of April 1904 marriages from Warren and Jamestown shows couples tied in at First M. E. Church and local parsonages, including Earle MacDonald and Lucy Yates. Benjamin Lytle and Julia Moore. John Ekey and Anna Viderberg. ALN Bowen and Edna Wood. Wayne Chadwick and India Bordwell.
Will C. Payne of Oil City died suddenly April 18 at 27 after a day’s work opening his new shoe store. Heart disease is blamed. He had worked in Warren stores before leading Smart & Wilberberg’s shoe department in Oil City. Burial in Oil City today at 2 PM.
Real estate transfers listed include East Warren R. E. Co to Frank A. Nollinger Warren for 350 dollars and multiple other transfers in towns like Columbus Sheffield Warren Conewango and Bear Lake with values from 125 to 3250 dollars. The list includes individuals such as Thadeus Darling Anna L Waldin and George Papavero along with estates James Donaldson Alphonso Chandler and the Warren County treasurer transferring property to W F Bardick and John Gust Peterson. Best Job Printing at the Mail Office.
Hunter's Cash Store touts its Curtain department with a major sales surge and planned growth. Deals include Muslin Curtains 24 yards long at 39 cents, Swiss Muslin options at 49 cents, hemstitched Mull at 69 cents, French Muslin at 1.18, and white Swiss lace edge at 1.25 to 1.45.
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