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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1877

Page

3

Warren Oil Boom Grows With New Wells and Rigs

The Warren district reports dozens of oil wells in operation with many rigs going up. Production figures show several wells flowing from 15 to 100 barrels daily as Struthers, Wetmore, and others drill on multiple farms along Conewango Creek and Glade. Continued activity hints at a bustling oil front in Warren.

North Warren Jamestown Oil Co Warren Hezeltine & Omer Nos Clinton, Strong & Co Bishop Well Lady Berry Scelfen & Co Crossman Glade John Bell Eyrleson Farm Bedlow Farm Lessler Campbell Bro Wing & Co Cook & Co Hull & Hodges Siggins Farm

Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting in Warren

The Semi Annual Meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union will be at the Baptist church in Warren on May 3 1877 at 3 pm with a public address by Mrs Kenyon of Buffalo. Friday sessions begin at 10 am and 2 pm with papers on practical temperance work followed by discussion. Mrs L D Wetmore hosts an evening reception for delegates and union members. Delegates should report at the church. entertainment provided.

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Baptist Church Warren Kenyon Buffalo L. D. Wetmore M. C. Wetmore W. D. Brown F. Henry Trea. Warren

Entre Nous Society thanks band and patrons for a successful festival

Despite rain the Entre Nous Society young ladies netted about 42 dollars and express sincere thanks to the Warren Band for free music and to the general public, especially nonresidents, for patronage aiding the event financially and socially. Irvine Hodges named Fish Warden. six men jailed for Sunday fishing, three released, three fined. One accused immigrant complains of the so called free country.

Entre Nous Society Warren Band Irvine Hodges James Germany

Fresh confectionery stock and tailoring deals

Mendy announces fresh confectionery stock at Cook and Northrop's. G Reiff offers cheaper prices than the cheapest. A.4 Davis & Co displays a large borders stock. Matt office provides printing services for wedding invitations, cards, and announcements with samples to view.

Mendy Cook & Northrop’s G. Reiff Matt

Warren Plans New Town Hall With Fire Engine Rooms

Warren authorities approve a brick and stone Town Hall at Hickory and Third, near Union school, designed by J. C. Caspar. The $9,000 building features a three story design with a mansard roof, a large council room, borough office, engine and hose rooms, and a tall belfry and hose tower.

Warren J. C. Caspar Wells & Noyes Hickory Third Streets Union School Third Street Hickory Street

Murphy pledge and temperance meetings reach Sugar Grove

Letter from Sugar Grove Pennsylvania dated April 18 1877 reports the Murphy wave affecting town with meetings at the Presbyterian Church. It notes speeches by Rev Mr Mays Mr Truesdale and Prof Thomson, 75 sign the Murphy pledge, and a new temperance organization with officers listed. A mill accident injures Mr Messenger and local commentary on sustaining the Journal.

Sugar Grove Murphy Mays Truesdale Corry Presbyterian Church Thompson N. R. Thompson C. P. Harris Jennie Allan Haggerty Judson Anon F. Messenger Gowanda Vivi

North East Clock 1787 and Local Developments

North East boasts an old clock made in 1787 and keeping good time. J H Cogswell re-commissioned Titusville postmaster. Bradford plans water works costing about 6000 with 4000 raised. James town Presbyterians to build a 25000 church. Ridgway considers forming Ridgway Oil and Pipe Line Company for tests. North Warren gains railroad passenger and freight traffic. Conewango Creek islands contested. Theodore Thomas concert troupe in Erie. Warren hosts nightly Thomas concerts. Millvillage ladies form a secret society barred to men, to keep secrets in a chronometer safe. Corry post office burglarized. money safe, some letters opened. no clue yet. Tributes flow for Mrs W B Benedict of Pleasantville, daughter of Judge Irwin.

North East J. H. Cogswell The Herald Titusville Bradford Presbyterian Society of Jamestown Ridgway Ridgway Oil and Pipe Line Company North Warren Conewango Creek Erie Theodore Thomas Warren Thomas Ladies of Millvillage Erie Co Corry Oil City Franklin Tionesta W. B. Benedict Pleasantville Judge Irwin

Knights of Honor meeting near Greensburg opens four day session

The Grand Lodge Knights of Honor of Pennsylvania met in Greensburg beginning April 10 for four days. Officers elected for the next year include A McCoy and George A Post as representatives, Geo A Post as Grand Dictator, F M Lockwood as Grand Vice Dictator, D A Arters as Grand Assistant, W E Smith as Grand Chaplain, and others. Unclaimed letters listed in Warren April 21 1877. Local ads note new stock and goods at several merchants.

Grand Lodge Knights of Honor Pennsylvania Greensburg Pittsburg Supreme Lodge A. McCoy Meadville George A. Post Susquehanna Depot Geo. A. Post F. M. Lockwood Corry D. A. Arters

Prohibition advocate urges abstinence to cut liquor sales

Murphy promotes the idea that education and personal restraint will reduce drinking. He argues legislation cannot reach hearts and cites campaign signer totals across multiple towns including Jamestown 5,115 and Erie 3,500 as support for a community driven abstinence approach.

Murphhy Union City Mill Village Erie Titusville Meadville Corry North East Warren

Temperance Society to hold public meeting at Union School Hall

The Centennial Temperance Society will meet at eight o clock on Tuesday evening April 24 at Union School Hall. Recitations dialogues and music will be offered. Admission is fifteen cents. The society, about a year old, includes about 180 children and youths supported largely by public school teachers. Attendees are urged to show support for temperance and applaud the efforts of the organizers and instructors. Complimentary tickets will be presented to last year s attendees by order of the President. Mrs M C Wetmore James W Kircuen Secretary.

Centennial Temperance Society Union School Hall Friends of Temperance M. C. Wetmore James W. Kircuen Sec’y Peariie C. Nichols

Holman English Opera to stage Giraffe Giroffa in Warren

The Holman English Opera Company will produce Lecocq's Giraffe Giroffa at Roscoe Hall in Warren next Thursday evening April 26. The company fields 27 performers. Syracuse press lauds the troupe with praise for the Holman Sisters and the tour's strong audience reception.

Holman English Opera Company Lecocq Warren Giraffe Giroffa Roscoe Hall Syracuse Twe Hartmans Holman Sisters

Prices for Muslin and Dress Goods at Huxtver and Son

In rustic ad style Huxtver and Son offer bleached Muslin at 10 cents, a dollar Muslin at 63 cents, and brown muslin at 64 74 8 cents. Also advertised are new prints dress goods corsets gloves and hosiery with the same outlet.

Lonsdale O. H. Huxtver & Son’s

Curtains Made to Order and Mouldings Cheap

Curtains made to order by A. A. Davis & Co. The Laboring Man's Friend for $15 at Fred Moncx's. The finest stock of mouldings for mirrors and all kinds of pictures can be found very cheap at Will Smith's.

A. A. Davis & Co Wilt Smith’s Fred Moncx Will Smith's

Drowned man identified as Daniel M. Strickland found near Warren

A body recovered at Henry's Bend is believed to be Daniel M. Strickland based on a National Publishing Company certificate found with the remains. The coroner's jury convicted drowning as the cause. funeral set for April 29 at Lander Baptist Church. District news notes praise for Mrs. L. M. Kenyon and Col. L. F. Watson's harbor inspection plans.

Oleopolis Daniel M. Strickland George McCray John McCrea Hugh McCrea E. E. Clapp Thomas Snodgrass John Japes R. Adams Henry’s Bend National Publishing Company Philadelphia Strickland Lander Baptist Church North Warren Irvine

Warren Borough Council Advances Water Street Sale and Sewers Plan

Warren Pa April 16 1877 adjourned meeting discusses selling fifteen feet of Water street to L Werle and building a water course to Conemaugh creek. Building plan by J C Caspar adopted. plans to be refined. Bond sale to fund engine house authorized. land sale near gas works scheduled for June 5. Police obstruction fines and sewer cost sharing approved. special teacher examinations postponed to May 4.

J. Clark, Jr G. L Friday J. C. Casper

Death notices from Conewango Garland and Columbus

DIED Blakesley O H Perry 26 8 2 at Conewango April 18 1877. White Lois 79 Garland April 16 1877. Deceased early county settler leaves many friends. Skinner Ethan 70 Columbus April 5 1877.

Blakesley Conewango John Jones O. H. Perry Blakesley White Garland Lois White Skinner Columbus Ethan Skinner

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