Miss Aimee Tourgee Dies in Pittsburg Hospital
Miss Aimee Tourgee died Monday morning in a Pittsburg hospital after a recent operation. She was about 38, daughter of Albion W. Tourgee. Survived by mother Mrs Emma K. Tourgee. cremation planned at the request of the deceased. The mother will travel to Washington and return to Mayville in May with the ashes for special services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aimee Tourgee
Mayville
Pittsburg
Albion W. Tourgee
Bordeaux
France
Emma K. Tourgee
Washington
Death of Miss Pearl Atkins in Frewsburg
Frewsburg mourns Pearl Atkins at age 23. She died Sunday at her parents home, survived by William and Mrs. Atkins, three sisters Nellie Fenton Addie Schoener Fern Atkins, six brothers Carl Hugh Ralph Don Willis and Richard Atkins. Funeral held at U B church Tuesday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. E H Nichols. burial in Fentonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Pearl Atkins
William Atkins
Nellie Fenton
Jamestown
Addie Schoener
Dunkirk
Fern Atkins
Carl
Gouldtown
Hugh
Ralph
Don
Willis
Richard Atkins
Notice to Lot Owners in Oakland Cemetery
Notice to lot owners to pay mowing assessments promptly to G C Swanson secretary Warren National Bank Building Room 15. No lots will be cared for without payment. Early payment ensures better appearance for Decoration Day and summer. Dated 4 22 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Cemetery
G. C. Swanson
Warren National Bank
DAR Event Draws Warren County In State Rally Honors
D A R members host a patriotic rally in Library Hall with the town council education board clergy and county leaders in attendance. The program features choirs addresses by ex lieutenant governor Stone senator Cumings and Williston P Wood plus songs and a benediction. A countywide tag sale on May 8 funds a monument for Revolutionary War soldiers. Readers note a separate report confirms mortgage filing for an electric line along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Library Hall
Warren
Opera
Board of Education
W. M. Lindsey
Barth
Misses Mary O’donnel
Margaret Davis
Rachel Clough
Dorothy Cowan
Genevieve Magee
Marion Hamm
Maude Swanson
Lucile Knapp
Ethel Vandersluce
Ruth Schuler
Hazel Sandborn
Marjorie Mead
Eleanore Walker
Reno McClen
Harold Moorhouse
Thomas Bines
Paul Brown
Orlo Eaton
Robert Trusler
Maynard Siler
Braddock Schofield
Carl Barch
Gaylord Briggs
Junius McKelvey
Orrin Russell
Kenneth MacGowan
Clarence Morton
Charles Knopf
John Buck
Fred Campbell
Virgil Lesser
Glenn Stone
Harold Lacy
Stone
Paul Revere
J. Townsend Russell
Senator Cumings
Tidioute
Warren County Traction Company Mortgage Files for 500000 Extension
Register and Recorder records reveal a 500000 mortgage by Warren County Traction Company to Bankers' Corporation of Reading Pa. for a Youngsville to Warren extension. The mortgage traces name changes from Youngsville and Sugar Grove Railroad to Warren County Traction and outlines the expansion route from Youngsville through Irvington to Warren with a private bridge over Brokenstraw creek and ties to the D A V and P railroad. Bonds are expected to be issued soon and construction may begin this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Register and Recorder FE. R. Allen
Warren County Traction Company
Bankers’ Corporation Company
Reading
Youngsville
Oak Street
Borough of
Irvington
Brokenstraw Creek
Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sugar Grove Veteran Henry Shaver Found Dead At Home
Henry Shaver 79, Civil War veteran, was found dead in his Dalrymple Hill home near Sugar Grove after he planned to visit his brother in New Castle Pa. He was last seen Saturday morning and neighbors found him unresponsive Sunday afternoon. he leaves two sons in Oil City Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Henry Shaver
Dalrymple Hill
New Castle
George Powers
Shaver
United Brethren Church
Oil City
United Brethren Election At Erie Conference
Bradford news item reports the annual convention of the Young People’s Christian Union of United Brethren churches in the Erie Conference closing. Officers elected include President Rev. W. B. Nelson of Findley Lake New York and Vice President Rev. O E Williams Jamestown New York with secretary Miss Helen Osgood Bradford Pa and treasurer Miss Winifred Bennett Warren Pa. Sunday School convention also named officers led by President W M Hodges Bradford with Rev. O E Williams Jamestown NY as vice president and Rev J A Robinson Union City Pa as secretary and Rev E H Nichols Chandlers Valley Pa as treasurer. The date and place for next annual convention were delegated to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
O. E. Williams
Jamestown
W. B. Nelson
Findley Lake
N. Y
Helen Osgood
Winifred Bennett
Warren
W. M. Hodges
J. A. Robinson
Union City
E. H. Nichols
Chandlers Valley
Narrow Escape For Messenger Boy On River Bank
Theodore Madder, a Postal Telegraph Company messenger, had a narrow escape from drowning last Thursday afternoon April 15 while delivering a message. After a collision with a bicycle rider, his wheel broke and he was thrown into the swift river near Laurel street. A passer-by spotted him and pulled him from the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Madder
Postal Telegraph Company
Laurel Street
Changes Made in Plans Delay Armory Work
Alterations to the original plans for the armory of Company I 16th Regiment N G P halted work at the Hickory Street site. The architect is revising details and the Army Board will need to approve before resuming construction. Company I hopes to occupy the building upon returning from camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company I
16Th Regiment
Hickory Street
Armory Board
Memorial Day Observance Planned in Warren by Eben N. Ford Post
Eben N. Ford Post members ready for Memorial Day events in Warren. Since May 30 falls on a Sunday, services will be held Monday May 31 with Rev. W. E. Brinkman of the First Lutheran church delivering the address. On Sunday morning the Post will join morning services at the Episcopal church, where Rev. W. H. Jones will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eben N. Ford Post
Warren
W. E. Brinkman
First Lutheran Church
Episcopal Church
W. H. Jones
Musician Franklin Cannon Gives Recital at Library Hall
Warren resident Franklin Cannon presented a piano recital at Library Hall last Friday to a large audience. He plans to study in Europe for three years before pursuing concert work, supported by soprano Abbie Ahrens of Jamestown who also impressed the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Cannon
Warren
Library Hall
Cannon
Europe
Abbie Ahrens
Jamestown
Annual Report from North Warren State Hospital for the Insane
The 27th annual report shows 1291 inmates at Nov 30 1908, up 56 in the year. Fifty patients were discharged as cured and 81 as improved. Cultivation covered 375 acres with various crops. weekly maintenance cost reached a record $4.34. alcoholism was the leading admitted cause at 38 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
Taxation Question For Farm Leases At Warren Court
Warren attorneys returning from Pittsburg report interest in a Warren county case on who pays taxes for leased farm property. The dispute centers on whether the owner or the leaseholder should bear the tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Superior Court
Pittsburg
Warren County
Carpenter James White Dies After Saloon Basement Fall
James White of Corydon Pennsylvania aged about 48 fell in the basement of Chas L Carlson’s saloon at 15 Steele street Jamestown New York fracturing his skull on the brick floor. He died Friday evening at Maimberg Sanitarium after being removed there. He left a wife and four children in Corydon and had worked in Falconer and Jamestown as a carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Chas.s L. Carlson
Steele Street
Jamestown
N. Y
White
Maimberg Sanitarium
North Main Street
Falconer
Johnson dies in Jamestown area death notice
Carl Albert Johnson died Friday evening April 16 1909 at 7 30 at his sister Mrs William Koebly 109 Myrtle street He is survived by his father C G Johnson of Warren four sisters Mrs Albert Love Jamestown Miss Allie Johnson Jamestown Mrs Milton Healy and Mrs Keebly Warren and two brothers James Johnson of Mexico and Timothy Johnson of Warren Funeral was held Monday afternoon with interment at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koebly
Myrtle Street
C. G. Johnson
Warren
Albert Love
Jamestown
Allie Johnson
Milton Healy
Keebly
James Johnson
Mexico
Timothy Johnson
Oakland
Peter Nelson Davis Dies at 75 in Jamestown
Peter Nelson Davis died Monday morning at Jamestown at age 75 years and 17 days. He is survived by wife Frances L. Davis of Jamestown, seven sons Emery R Ot ton L Henry F Harold Lucian Davis of Jamestown Clinton Davis of Lockport Carl D Davis of Warren Pa, one daughter Blanche Bailey of Jamestown, sister Mrs Mary Puff of Ithaca, and half sister Mrs Kate Nelson of Ithaca. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from his late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Nelson Davis
Jamestown
Frances L. Davis
Emery R
Otto L
Henry F
Harold
Lucian Davis
Clinton Davis
Lockport
Carl D. Davis
Warren
Blanche Bailey
Mary Puff
Ithaca
Kate Nelson
Edward Linsner Dies at 84 on River Road
Edward Linsner died last Thursday at his home on River Road South Side of old age and heart failure. He was 84. He is survived by his wife, two daughters Miss Fanny Linsner and Mrs George Rathbone, and a son George of Oregon. Funeral services were held Sunday at the residence with interment in Oakland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Linsner
River Road
South Side
George Rathbone
Fanny Linsner
Warren
George
Oregon
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Minnie Witz Dies in Glade Township
Mrs Minnie Witz wife of Christian Witz died Tuesday night at 9 at the family home in Glade township. She leaves a husband and three children Isabella Irene and Fred. Funeral services will be from the home at 2 this afternoon with the Rev W A Bennett officiating. Interment will be in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Witz
Christian Witz
Glade Township
Isabella
Irene
Fred
W. A. Bennett
Oakland
Veteran Civil War Soldier Dies in Kinzua Home Burial
A veteran soldier from the Civil War died at his Kinzua home last week and was buried Friday April 16 in Kinzua cemetery by Eben N. Ford Post comrades of which he was a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Eben N. Ford
Infant dies after month illness in 1909
Son of Mr and Mrs John Nelson of Seneca avenue South Side died Wednesday April 14 1909 after one month illness aged two years The funeral was held last Saturday interment in Oakland The Indianapolis News calls for a party brave enough to fight the tariff on principle The Democratic party faces embarrassment pretending not to hear
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nelson
Seneca Avenue
South Side
Oakland
Indianapolis News
Democratic Party
Caution on Flattery From a Potential Harmful Compliment
A cautionary note warns to beware of compliments from a man who may seek to puff you up only to cut you. The adage warns that flattery can mask harmful intent and urges skepticism of flattering motives.
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Miss Pearl Atkins
John G. Smith
Williston P. Wood
Grand Valley
Own
United States
Florence McNett
Tay Day
Edward Lindsey
America
J. W. Smith
James White
Carl Albert Johnson
Robert Wallace
Chester N. Nelson
Green & Blair
Hartford
Saxony
Axminsters
Body Brussels
Roxbury
Burma
Green
Blair
Tryapair
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Ave
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