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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1909
Page
1
The Warren National Bank emphasizes mutual satisfaction and profitability in banking relations. It urges customers to choose a bank that offers permanent value, security, and service for present and future well being.
A list of property conveyances with buyers and sellers across Warren Sugar Grove Glade Irvine Spring Creek Farmington Grand Valley Deerfield and Tidioute totaling amounts up to 10 605 dollars. Notable transfers include Harold S Bell guardian to Geo H Jackson Warren 10605 and first national bank to Fred E Windsor Glade 1 appears.
Alfred Anderson transfers $1 to Ida L Ander son of Tidioute. Thomas Chambers transfers $1 to Sarah Mc Cormack. Sarah McCormack transfers $1 back to Thos Chambers of Deerfield.
The Tidioute Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution held its monthly meeting at Mrs. Amelia Stillman home with guests from Warren and nearby towns. Election kept officers the same, a monument vote on Gen Joseph Warren, and 3500 Tag Day strips prepared for May 8 to support patriotic work. In Corry, Ceylon Hatch, missing since last Sunday, was found dead in New Castle. his death ruled self-inflicted after a gunshot wound. identification confirmed by tattoo initials C J H and a glass eye.
Sam Brasington and Joseph Farrell, boarders of Sheriff Gregory, escaped Monday evening using a chair leg whittle. Brasington had been jailed 30 days for a Glade township chicken annexing episode, serving term but held to pay fine. Farrell, jailed March 13 to await June term for stealing cloth from O. H. Carlson, the tailor. The Sheriff seeks to recapture them.
At a meeting of the Centennial Hose Company held in their rooms last Friday evening April 23 officers were elected for the year. President A L Branch vice president Fred Ryberg foreman C H Pratt first assistant foreman W H Kirberger second assistant foreman Axel Turner recording secretary C H Pratt financial secretary J T Freund treasurer F A Dalrymple trustees W H Kirberger Claude Dunn L P Gibson.
A basement blaze in the Crandall block on Hickory street was reported Monday around midnight. The fire originated between a wall and partition in a storage apartment. the chemical squad extinguished it, partially wrecking a refrigerator and causing smoke damage. Loss estimated at about 3300.
Owners of lots in Oakland Cemetery must pay mowing assessments promptly to Secretary G. C. Swanson at Warren National Bank Building Room 15. No lot will be cared for without payment. Early payment ensures immediate care and a better appearance for Decoration Day and summer. Date 4 22 41.
Peter Mease died at 7 50 am Tuesday at his Wayne Street home after a several week illness following a fall. Born July 26 1840 in Mieden Prussia he came to Warren 34 years ago from Honesdale Pa with emigration from Germany. Survived by wife Lena Sensen and three children William Fred and Mrs Otto G Knopf. He worked as a watchman in local furniture factories after farming in Pleasant Township. Funeral Friday at 9 am from J Josephs church.
Wesley Dine aged about 75 died April 21 in Franklin Pennsylvania from typhoid pneumonia. He served in Co I 169th Pennsylvania Infantry entering October 16 1862 and discharged July 26 1863. He leaves nine children and was active in the G A R. Funeral held Saturday at 2 PM at Brown Hill.
Dr Amasa J Dingley born Winslow Maine January 19 1823 died at his daughter Mrs Roman Schnurs home 103 Canton street at 3 30 p m Thursday last. A Jefferson Medical College graduate 1851 he lived in Warren for twelve years. He leaves his daughter five grandchildren and one brother William H Dingley of Montgomery Alabama.
In Conewango Township on the Stone farm a daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Parmeter on April 24, 1909. In Warren Mr. and Mrs. Christian Oster gard welcomed a daughter on April 25. In Warren Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shirley welcomed a son on April 27. In Warren Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rock welcomed a son on April 28. In Tidioute Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Day welcomed twin sons on April 23.
Hoff Business College Warren Pennsylvania offers a special summer term for teachers and others from May 3 to July 30. Enter now and obtain full particulars on application. Proprietors L. J. Holmes and I. J. Horr invite inquiries.
A few Democrats are found among Republican supporters in a mixed political scene as party lines blur during local debates about timber policy and party alignment.
In Warren on April 21 and 24 1909 three marriages were solemnized. Leon E Stowell wed Mabel E Kabelin at the bride’s home 610 Conewango avenue Rev Price A Crow officiating. George W Hebner of Ripley N Y wed Mabel E Gross of Warren later to reside in Jamestown N Y. Charles Shulski wed Eva Kane of Erie Pa by Justice J E Wheeler.
Hon Archibald Tanner Hackney 76 died at home in Glade township Sunday April 25 after a three month illness. He served as Warren county Associate Judge and was a noted farmer lumberman and oil operator. Survived by wife daughter and granddaughter and a Civil War veteran member of Eben N Ford Post G A R. Funeral held Wednesday at 2 o clock from family home with burial in Oakland cemetery.
In Frewsburg on a Friday afternoon 70 year old Mrs Henrietta Williams died after her clothing caught fire from a burning rubbish pile in her front yard. She died at 10 30 P M from severe burns suffered when her skirt ignited as the dry leaves burned.
In Russell on April 25 two Eckles children ages five and three drank from a bottle labeled as honey and tar but tainted with belladonna. The incident occurred last Thursday after the bottle was left on a step by an advertising peddler. Medical aid saved the children's lives though they suffered severe spasms.
The committee chose Margaret Whitcomb of 108 Pennsylvania Ave West for first prize a gold medal and Lee Clough of 201 Fourth Street for second prize a silver medal. They received the prizes last Saturday afternoon at Library Theatre.
Mrs Julia Johnson of North Warren died Friday night at Emergency Hospital after a lengthy cancer illness. Survived by two sisters one brother and a son. Funeral from North Warren Monday at 3 o clock with Rev D L Caldwell officiating.
An Indiana woman trapped a panicked mouse during a scare and now keeps the rodent as a pet. Her bold action calms fears, turning a sudden crisis into a home-side story.
A rumor circulates that Crazy Snake is experiencing delirium tremens, a severe alcohol withdrawal condition, though no official confirmation or medical statement is provided.
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