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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1897

Page

3

Improvement and Community Notes in Warren

A local owner plans tearing down the old chair factory opposite the D A W P R R depot to divide the ground into building lots. Warren to host a National Bicycle Racing Association meet at Recreation Park around July 13 with pros and amateurs, prizes, and strong turnout anticipated. Trinity Memorial Church reelects wardens and vestry, with Diocesan Council reps named. Washington dispatches indicate Starling W Waters nominated as postmaster. Senate expected to confirm. Waters praised as a solid party worker and will lead the office under Deputy J H Miller if confirmed.

Samuel Peterson Warren National Bicycle Racing Association Recreation Park Trinity Memorial Church Trinity Church Pittsburg Messrs Joseph Walkerman Willis Cowan G. P. Brockway H. P. Hunter W. J. Alexander Washington Starling W. Waters Congressman Stone Siegfried Senate J. H. Miller

Excellent Showing Sets Church Giving Record

From April 1996 to April 1997 the Presbyterian Church of Warren posted its highest annual receipts in history. Major contributions came from Home Missions 2614.77 Foreign Missions 697 Bible Society 1905 Education 19 Sabbath School and Publication 6 Church Erection 6 Synodical Sustentation 54.14 Ministerial Relief 90.90 Colleges and Academie 43.06 Freedmen's Missions 146.23 Sessional fund 77.34 Miscellaneous 6903.09 Congregational 24441.76 totaling 35198.77 dollars.

Presbyterian Church of Warren Bible Society Colleges Freedmen’s Missions Sessional Fund

Easter in Town Brings Large Church Attendance and Plans

Sunny Easter drew large congregations as churches featured abundant flowers and fitting sermons. Episco pal services raised 203 dollars for pews while mite-boxes yielded 115 dollars for Lent savings. National Guard regiments head to New York on April 26 under Gen. Gobin, with parades planned in Philadelphia on May 15. Town Council met April 19 detailing park shade trees, sidewalks, river bank railing removal, a proposed street sweeper, and multiple ordinance readings. White Cloud Flour advertises peacetime bread.

Episcopal Church Presbyterian Church Boro Messrs Cable, Mead Smith Central Park Indian Hollow Road Pine Street

Pennsylvania State Fair slated for Altoona in September

The Pennsylvania State Fair is scheduled for Altoona from September 6 to 11 this year. Nearby notes include Easter arrivals, local weather talk, and multiple community events across Warren and surrounding towns.

Senator Quay Targets Seneca Oil Lease Controversy

Senator Quay presses a Senate probe into the Seneca Oil Company lease at Shongo station alleging bribery and sale of influence to obtain council approval. Congressional action previously ratified the lease, but Quay’s new information seeks removal of ratification clauses before final House review.

Senator Quay Seneca Oil Company Daniel Shongo Congress Seneca Council Shongo Station William Barker Cattaraugus and Allegany Council of Indians Cleveland Senate House

Street railway planned from Pleasantville to Hydetown

Warren capitalists back an electric line from Pleasantville to Hydetown with a Titusville survey team led by Capt. D. F. A. Wheelock. The route would run along the south side of the railroad, pass near East Titusville depot, cross Pine Creek, and reach Pleasantville with operation вероятный by October.

New Street Railroad Warren Pleasantville Hydetown Titusville D. F. A. Wheelock Franklin Warren Road Pine Creek

Equitable Aid Union appoints assignee after failure

Supreme officers announce the order's failure and appoint Warren's Hon. C. C. Thompson as assignee for creditors. Court hearings explored extending the Receiver of Class A Chauncey A. Rogers to oversee all assets while attorneys argued for and against the enlargement. The oyster and fish ad at Riverside Fish and Oyster Co appears in the Baltsttiger block.

Equitable Aid Union C. C. Thompson Warren Erie Wall Mayville EK. A. U Roger Sherman, Esq

Sheffield News Notes and Council Praises Beautified Work

In Sheffield Apr 20 a Slaventon visitor attempted a foray on FBR. The Ludlow Ludlow and Rebekah lodge members conferred eleven degrees. Oscar Swanson photo mishap left him nursing burned fingers. Sheffield council members viewed Warren’s beautification project calling it top quality. Sneak thieves prowled South Side residences prompting Will LeRoy to scramble for breakfast after a cellar visit.

Apri Slaventon FBR Jack An Boyer Kane Effield Rebekah Ludlow New R New Lodge Oscar Swanson Penn Tanning Co Sheffield Council R. T Warren Corry Will LeRoy

Lander community events and local changes noted

April 20 notices report an entertainment at McKitrick's hall by the Lander school. Church services, moves, and local business updates include Mr. Parker, Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. Rowland, and J. E. Houghnot store purchase. Saw mill active. daily mail service continued. several visits and relocations around Lander.

Lander McKitrick’s M. E J. E. Houghnot H. H. Mix McKitrick Mix & Son J. E. Rowland Asa Stanton Fred Rich Nelson Preston J. D. Arird Jamestown F. E. Smith O. P. Thompson North Warren Richard Fosburg Chas, Parker George Lyon

Local notes from April revel in visits and new arrivals

Misses Della Lubold and Addie Goodwill return from visits to Sanford, Garland, and Grand Valley reporting an excellent time. Marvin Mathill welcomes a thirteen pound boy. Davis Mill moves and farm improvements noted as families visit and host.

Della Lubold Addie Goodwill Sanford Garland Grand Valley A. Lubold Charley E. Knapp Garfield Mr. Beaver J. W. Wilkins A. F. Goodwill Goodwill Mrs. S Wheeler Farm Marvin Mathill M. L. Davis W. R. Davis Warren Edward Woodard

Local notes and moving updates from the community

April 20 notes include adoption talks for a Warren baby via the Children's Aid Society, Mrs. Warren Chipman as frail, Mrs. Judson visiting Waterford, Maccabees meeting at McArthur's Hall, Wright's Hall repurposed as gym, Derrick Nelson and Frank Nelson moving to nearby farms, and a cold with sore throats reported in the area.

John Gross Children’s Aid Society Warren Warren Chipman Judson Waterford Bush The Maccabees McArthur G. J. Wright Derrick Nelson Frank Nelson Charles Wheelock Lottsville J. Ferns Helen McKelvy Sugar Grove

Spring Creek News Highlights and Local License Verdict

April notes from Spring Creek report a sick child of Mrs Raubnault, school in session on Eldred Hill with Miss Kate Boyce as teacher, Easter services at M E K and Congregational churches, and a fine duet by Ren anna Morse and Esther Donaldson. Judge Noyes praised for license support. outrage over Associate Judges’ actions spurs 574 residents to protest. 574 names on remonstrance against 20 petitioners. License Court grants license after testimony that need is unchanged.

Spring Creek Raubnault Eldred Hill Kate Boyce M. EK Renanna Morse Esther Donaldson Hosfod Clearfield Charles Morton Noyes

Warren High School Class Of 97 Graduates

The Warren High School graduating class lists twenty two members, nine men and thirteen women. Officers: President William S Clark Vice President Eugene Arnold Secretary Katheryn OHern Treasurer Katheryn OHern. Class colors white and violet. Commencement date not fixed. Names include Eugene Arnold Clarence Arnold Will Clark Perry Hegerty Thomas Jenkins Edward Johnson Francis Lyons Edwin Norris Arnett Thompson and seventeen girls Belle Boyce Agnes Cook Maude Critchlow Clara Eckhardt Grace Edgett May Hackney Edith Hazel t ine Mysta Hill Lillian Lemmon Helen Lissner Katheryn OHern Harriet Rogers Alice Wilson.

Warren High School Wm. S. Clark Eugene Arnold Katheryn O’hern Clarence Arnold Will Clark Perry Hegerty Thomas Jenkins Edward Johnson Francis Lyons Edwin Norris Arnett Thompson Belle Boyce Agnes Cook Maude Critchlow Clara Eckhardt Grace Edgett May Hackney Edith Hazeltine Mysta Hill Lillian Lemmon Helen Lissner Harriet Rogers Alice Wilson Mirror

New Borough Granted If Court Approves Application

Grand Valley seeks to be designated a borough with a June court ruling. J W Wiggins Esq represents the applicants as attorney.

Grand Valley J. W. Wiggins, Esq

Cheney Firm Promises Rewards for Untreatable Catarrh

A Toledo firm led by Frank J. Cheney offers one hundred dollars for each uncurable catarrh case using Hevil's Catarrh Cure. The document sworn December 6, 1886, with notary W. Gleason, notes internal use affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Also advertises 75 cent catarrh cure, Hall's Family Pills, and low prices on goods from Jacob Keller.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Seal . W. Gleason F. J. Chenry & CO Hall

Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending April 21 1887

Transfers recorded include D Gardner and wife to C D Barnum Mead for 1800. Wm M Jackson to Robert Dingman Spring Creek for 150. Asa L Mosher and wife to Wm J Sterritt Farmington for 2000. Other deeds listed include Warren and Mead properties with amounts ranging from 100 to 1250 and several title exchanges among individuals and firms in Pittsfield Warren Glade and Kinzua.

D. Gardner C. D. Barnum Mead Wm. M. Jackson Robert Dingman Spring Creek Asa L. Mosher Wm. J. Sterritt Farmington John B. Pierce Geo. Folkman Christian Smith Glade Louisa Folkman Warren Lansing D. Wetmore Carrie Y. Horton Anna Watson Syms Same Kate Groh Harry D. Jackson Willard J. Smith John A. Carlson Pleasant Elizabeth W. Conway Arthur Smith J. ¥. Schoellkopf Jerry Crary Kinzua Hannah Terry Alice Gunn Deerfield Henry Lawless Michael Glasby Margaret Bradley

Marriages in Warren and Nearby Areas in April 1897

A series of marriages reported: Christian Johnson and Rhoda E. Lyon in Warren on April 15. Charles L. Cook and Ellen Busk in Warren on April 14. Wm A Barrett and Bertha Brown in Erie on April 20. E F Peterson and Ora Mahan near Lander on April 14. J W Engstrum of Tidioute and Anna A Sundquist of Jamestown on April 8.

Lander Engstrum Sundquist Jamestown N. Y P. Martinson J. W. Engstrum Tidioute Anna A. Sundquist

Obituary notices from Titusville and Warren area

Obituaries list Frederick Peitler 22 of Titusville aged 22 resting after consumption with War ren Maccabees attendance at funeral. Also T F Downs 37 Warren area died after short illness with widow and child. Fabian Artzner 60 Warren and W A Hyatt 72 Tidioute listed. An advertisement for N K Wendelboe 209 Liberty street Warren promotes new wallpaper and room mamees with services.

Peitler Titusville Frederick Peitler Warren Warren Maccabees Lodge W. A. Hyatt N. K

New York Central Announces Special Round Trip Fares

New York Central and Hudson River Railroad offers one fare round trip to New York with return valid through May 4 for travel April 23 to 26. Tickets good on most trains except Empire State Express Nos 50 51 and Chicago Limited No 22 and Fast Mail No 35. Dedication ceremonies at the tomb of Grant set for April 27 with a grand parade reviewed by the President. For tickets contact New York Central agents or General Agent H PaRry Buffalo NY.

New York New York Central Empire State Express Grant United States H. Parry Buffalo N. Y

Ice Ice Ice All water ice orders at Qt. office

All orders for pure spring water ice left at W. U. Telegraph office or corner Hickory and Fourth streets will receive prompt attention. E. Clemons.

W. U. Telegraph Office Hickory and Fourth Streets

Penfield Carpet Cleaning Offers Home Service

Penfield Carpet Cleaning operates from the rear of Mansion House with E. W. Sealy as manager. They lift, clean, and relay carpets and guarantee satisfaction. Orders may be left at Mansion House or at A. A. Davis & Co 308 Second Street Warren Steam Laundry Penna. Ave, Rina & Stevens Rogers Block or J B Bayer 440 Water Street. orders left at these locations will receive prompt attention.

Penfield Mansion House E. W. Sealy A. A. Davis & Co Second Street Warren Steam Laundry Penna. Ave Rina & Stevens Rogers Block Bayer Water Street

Wallpaper stock in Warren featured by W C Rowland & Sons

W C Rowland and Sons advertise the largest and most complete wallpaper stock in Warren. New patterns and colors are regularly added, inviting customers to inspect before buying. Located in the Exchange Block.

W. C. Rowland & Sons Warren W.C RowLand & Sons

Special trains for visitors from Ridgway to Kane

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co will run excursion trains for visitors with departures from Ridgway at 9 30 a m Johnsonburg 9 50 Rolfe 9 55 Wilcox 10 05 Sergeant 10 17 and Kane arrival 10 30 a m Returning trains leave Kane at 11 p m for Ridgway and Youngsville with intermediate stops Excursion tickets are sold at greatly reduced rates from Renovo Youngsville and intermediate stations valid only on day of issue on either special or regular trains

Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ridgway Johnsonburg Rolfe Wilcox Sergeant Kane Youngsville Renovo

Erie excursion to New York for Grant tomb dedication

Erie R. Co announces two day sale of excursion tickets on April 25 26 to witness the Grant tomb dedication in Riverside Park New York. Round trip fare from Jamestown NY is set at 9.00 with regular return trains available through May 4 1897. For Pullman car space contact Erie agents or F H Garfield D P A Jamestown NY.

ERIE New York Grant Riverside Park Erie R. R. Co Jamestown N.Y F. H. Garfield Jamestown N. Y

South American Nervine Promoted as Cures All Ailments

An advert claims South American Nervine cures a weak stomach and nervous issues. It promises immediate relief and universal success, with sales through Joyes Drug Store in Warren Pa and Jos Printing at the Mail Office.

Joyes Drug Store Warren Jos

Sidewalk Repair Needs Highlight Borough Tax Burden

The sidewalk committee reports widespread repairs are needed as the borough faces a near rebuild of the entire system. In TipIouTE News the tone emphasizes the scope of deterioration and urgency. Nearby notes mention a Methodist Sunday school picnic and local civic changes.

Tipioute Beak Lake Methodist W. H. Houghtling Wilson Hill Jacob Wilson

Dedication of Grant Monument Tomb Excursion Tickets Offered

The Pennsylvania Railroad offers round trip excursion tickets to New York for the dedication on April 27. Tickets available April 26 from most points on the line, excluding Pittsburgh and Erie, with further miles from Altoona Williamsp or other divisions within 150 miles of New York. Return by May 4. Military groups of 25+ on one ticket get additional reductions from points 25 miles or more from New York. Specific rates via ticket agents. The parade is described as the grandest postwar military demonstration, with thousands of veterans and militiamen in line.

Pennsylvania New York City Gobin New York Philadelphia Quaker City Hulings Wheelock 16Th Regiment Warren Corry Erie Grant Pennsylvania Railroad Company Pittsburg Altoona Williamsport United States

Grocery Price Reductions Highlight Everyday Essentials

It is not what one earns but what he saves that makes him rich. We have reduced every article in the grocery line in this proportion. Arbuckle's Coffee per lb 24c, Mocha and Java 28c, Acme Soap 25c per bar, Starch 8 lbs 25c, Tea 50c, Lard 60c, Rice 8c, Pepper and Spices 9c per box. Widespread savings across staples.

Arbuckle Rio Java Sitian

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