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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
7
Pittsburgh chamber of commerce organizers plan a special train for the fourteenth annual trade pilgrimage. On May 26 the train will depart with delegates from Pittsburgh to eighteen western Pennsylvania and New York cities, representing more than three billions in capital aboard.
A Pittsburgh publicity effort outlines a rail tour with Pullman cars guiding trade visitors across multiple towns from May 26 to May 29. Key organizers Sam F. Sipe Frank R. Flood and J. H. Smitley promote water transport and a proposed Ohio river and Lake Erie ship canal to boost regional development. The itinerary covers Beaver Falls New Castle Sharon Greenville Meadville Franklin Oil City Titusville Corry Erie Jamestown Warren Kane Ridgway Dubois Punxsutawney and Butler.
An application will be made to Judge Hinckley on May 25 1914 for a charter to form THE SWEDISH EVANGELICAL MISSION CONFERENCE OF THE MIDDLE EAST. The organization aims to conduct Christian missionary work, build and support churches, and hold lands for charitable and benevolent purposes. D I Ball, solicitor. Apr 23 30 May 7.
Advertises Victor or Victrola phonographs with flexible payments. Victor Victrolas priced from 15 to 200 dollars and Victors from 10 to 100 dollars. The ad promises music and fun without missed payments and invites readers to visit for details.
A polite child at dinner with Aunt Ella asks about a hair in the fish. Her aunt answers mackerel, and Grace errors the strand for a merimnaid, a playful misnaming of a sea creature.
In re petition of Evelyn Gleason for satisfaction of a mortgage in the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County No 23 June Term 1914. Notice to O P Loveland and heirs or mortgage holders to appear May 25 1914 at 10 A M to show cause why satisfaction should not be entered. Sheriff citation published four weeks.
Notice states the Final Account of Warren Trust Company Committee of Anna Barnes presented to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania for confirmation on May 25 1914 at 10 o clock A M. The account will be allowed unless cause is shown to the contrary. April 30 May 6 18 20 4t.
A Boston merchant recounts a Massachusetts grocer describing marked barrels of apples. Some barrels are opened from the top, others from the bottom, with customers preferring different openings. The tale, attributed to the New York Times, illustrates quirky customer preferences.
Polly tells Paul about income tax and a $3500 wage. Paul insists only married men earning $4000 are taxed, then grabs Polly. The exchange highlights a humorous tax quip in a dramatic scene.
A lawyer urges his bulky client to admit deceit to win the case. The client agrees to leave strategy to the counselor in this quoted exchange from Yonkers Statesman.
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