Warren Pa. professionals listed with offices and notices
Dr R B Stewart physician Warren PA office Hazeltine Davis drug store residence near Union School Ilzaom Henry Cobham surveyor and draughtsman Warren PA Wetmore & Noyes attorneys at law office Second Street Warren Pa C H Noyes notary public Brown & Stone office over First National Bank Warren Pa H E Brown notary public Kh Brown Co W Stone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball & Thompson
Beaty Block
Warren, Pa
D. I Ball
C. Thompson
Wilbur & Schnur
Warren
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
R. B. Stewart
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store
Hickory St
Union School
Ilzaom
Henry Cobham
L. D. Wetmore
Chas
H. Noyes
Wetmore & Noyes
Second Street
Warren Pa
J. M. Davies
Liberty St
the Baptist Church
Dinsmoor & Cable
Attorneys At Law
Water Street
Scefeld’s
Warren Park
Dinsmoor
Jas. Cable
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
H. E. Brown
KH. Brown, Co
W. Stone
Mails Close at Warren Post Office in April 1981
Post office hours and mail routes change starting April 1981 at Warren. Details include last pickup times for morning and afternoon mail, with noted routes to Corry Erie Meadville Pittsburgh New York and New England Ohio and Western States along with D A V and P R y way mail services and weekly patterns for towns such as Titusville Tidioute Kinzua Corydon Onoville Steamburg and Sugar Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Erie
Meadville
Pittsburg
Eveeneee
New York
New England
Ohio
Western States
Western
Eastern
N. Y. City
N. E. States
Baltimore, Washington
Titusville
Tidioute
D.a.v&P.r’y
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Tues
Germany
Sugar Grove
Local Government Appointments Listed
Burgess S T Allen and town council members are named with roles including clerk George O Cornelius and school directors Henry Ensworth Dinsmoor Lindsey and Stewart. Assessor J W Benson, Justices of the Peace Hodges James, Constable G C James, and Notaries Public Ball Noyes Brown Hoffman Nesmith Dinsmoor are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Benson
Justices of the Peace
J. Hodges
D. W.C. James
Constable
Notaries Public
D. J. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
O. F. Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
C. Dinsmoor
District and County Officers Listed for Warren County
The document lists county and district official positions with names and towns. Key figures include Congressman L F Watson of Warren and Sheriff Theodore Chase of Warren, along with roles for State Senator J W Lee, Assemblyman W B Benedict, and others across Warren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Watson
Warren
J. W. Lee
Franklin
W . B. Benedict
Enterprise
W. D. Brown
W. Bb. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
Theodore Chase
Jos
A. Weible
Register & Recorder
A. W. Jackson
Geo. W. Kinnear
F. M. Knapp
Benj
Ellis
Sugar Grove
Jas. Roy
H. Maultby
Eldred
D. F. A. Wheelock
Lottsville
H. K. Siggins
C. C. Thompson
Church Services and Schedules for Local Denominations
The notice lists weekly service times for Lutheran, Baptist, Presbyterian, Episcopal, Methodist, Evangelical, Scandinavian, and Catholic congregations. Each entry names the pastor and outlines Sunday worship, Sabbath or church school times, with varied morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Wenzel
James Rea
Lam
W. A. Rankin
Episcopal
H.S. Getz
J. M. Thoburn
T. Bach
M.A. Norberg
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Warren Fraternal Lodge Schedule and Meetings
Local fraternal orders list meeting times and halls in Warren. I O G T lodges No 29 1308 250, I O O F No 339, D O H Reserve, A Y M North Star, A O U W Carroll, and K of H units meet on various evenings in Knights of Honor Hall, Good Templars Hall, Johnson's Exchange, Allen Block, and Harragari Hall. The Warren Cornet Band led by Geo H Leonhart practices Mondays at 7 30 in Harragari Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murcaal Protective Association
House Council
Good Templars
Laban Lodge
H. Hall
Carver House
Carroll Lodge
A. O
U. W
Burgess’ Store
North Star Lodge
Occidental H. R. A
Conewango Lodge
Johnson's Exchange
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
Kossuth
Reservium
Warren Cornet
Geo. H. Leonhart
Harragari Hall
Keep Pegging Away The Shoemaker’s Winked Wisdom
A sturdy old shoemaker famed for wealth shares a life maxim: true progress comes from persistent effort. He warns against wavering during tasks and urges return to steady work, insisting lasting wealth and honor come from pegging away with hand and mind. The poet extols steady toil over flashy, changing exploits.
New Book Promises Quick Pleasant Reading for All Tastes
An advertisement extols a Philadelphia publisher Hub bard Bros book offering concise varied articles to suit short reading sessions. It emphasizes usefulness for families and children, promoting virtuous modesty and the idea that reading sustains good society and humanity. It includes moralizing prose on female modesty and beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard Bros
Philadelphia
A Nonplussed Lawyer and a Curious Witness
A humorous court scene centers on a witness describing how Mr. Smith treats his horse with evasive answers. The witness notes Mr. Smith rides with others yet cannot recall solo behavior. A Rochester photographer uses bold "Terms cash" words for subjects to gaze at during portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Hay Fever Cure Testimony for Ely's Cream Balm
Two readers report long term relief from hay fever after using Ely's Cream Balm. Wm. T. Carr, a Presbyterian pastor in Elizabeth New Jersey, and E. H. Rauch editor of the Carbon County Democrat in Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania describe dramatic improvement and possible cure after trials prompted by Mr. Tichenor's testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Tichenor
Ely
Wm. T. Carr
Elizabeth
N. J
E. H. Rauch
Carbon County Democrat
Mauch Chunk
Fatal nitro explosion ties nine oil men to one tragedy
Bradford Pa June 30 A long eyewitness narration recalls nine men who formed an oil field band and risky nitro glycerine work. Tom Bailey and John McWilliams die in accidents. one survivor recounts the chain of deaths and the final blast that destroys the last of the nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinson & Co
Portland
W. W. Howard
Philadelphia Times
Bradford
Tom Bailey
John McWilliams
John
Bailey
Roberts Torpedo Company
Tom
Prospect Park
Mount Raub
Shiloh
Thay
Colonel Roberts
Roberts Company
Smethport
McKean County
Bradford, Bordell & Kinzua
Smollay
Hillside
Mrs. McWilliams
Angela
Manhattan Beach
Saratoga
Gov. Porter
Indiana
Chautauqua
Martha’s Vineyard
Block Island
White Mountains
Canandaigua
Hemlock Lakes
Niagara
Long Branch
Maud S. Improves Speed Yet Sets Mild Pace in Chicago
The exhibition of Maud S. in Chicago on Saturday drew mixed reactions as the two mile splits reached 2:11 each instead of the faster 2:03 shown earlier. Analysts show that a quarter second difference equates to about 40 feet with 3% inches, altering perceived excitement and race outcomes. The article notes the race illustrates how small time gaps translate to large distances and potential advantages in horse racing. The piece ends noting a dispatch from Boston by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud S
Chicago
Eye
Hand
Presbyterian Assembly
Sherlock
Trinidad
Strathmore
Acklett
Assembly
Committee On
Tennessee
Falsetto
Blackenhight
Wriggers
Committee On Synodical Records
T. C. P. Gladdis
Lord Murphy
Scotland
Dardeen
Crandall
Paris Mutuals
Courier Journal
Message of support from Frances Willard to Mrs Garfield
A note from Frances E. Willard of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union expresses sympathy and solidarity with Mrs. Garfield, pledging hearts hopes and prayers in a period voice framing faith triumphing over fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Garfield
Washington
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Frances E. Willard
Burlington Route Special Inducements For Travelers
Travelers are offered special inducements by the Burlington Route with details in another advertisement within this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Doctors’ Fast Trip to Washington Sets Record Time
Two consulting physicians rushed from New York to Washington to aid the wounded President. Dr. Frank H. Hamilton left New York at 2 PM, reached Philadelphia by 5 PM, Wilmington at 5:27 PM, and arrived in Washington at 7:50 PM. The 190-mile journey averaged nearly 50 mph despite brief stops, marking a historic railroad record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank H. Flamilton
New York
Jersey City
Jackson
Dr. Hamilton
Eastlake
Philadelphia
A. Vandegrift
H. W. Headley
Agnew
Wilmington
Chester
Humphreys
Three Horses Abreast by American Express in New York
The American Express Company introduces three horses abreast on two wagons in New York as an experimental setup. Each horse has its own whiffletree, with two poles replacing one, aiming to boost speed and handling heavy loads in the upper city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Express Company
New York
London Omnibuses
Roving verse and quips amid a city paper’s draft
A pasted panoply of humor and mock news breathes through a proof reader’s near miss. The paragraph mixes Presbyterians, racing chatter, and a parade of quips from poets, editors, and readers, with brief jests on religion, fashion, and social foibles.
Remark Over Firecrackers Amid President's Illness
In Washington on the fourth a poor colored mother, ignorant of city bans on street demonstrations, scolds her son John Wesley and his friends for firing fire-crackers near the pavement while the President's condition keeps officials cautious. She sends them to the backyard and forbids any whimper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Wesley
White House
Sunday School Clears Debt with Picnic Exursion
The Sunday school, once in debt, organized an excursion and picnic to wipe the debt out and succeeded. At the next meeting the superintendent praised the scholars, then asked what to do next. A small boy piped up, “Git in a gin!” signaling a humorous misinterpretation of guidance.
Droll Grace Joke at Dinner with Charles I
Arch bishop Laud once asked the king's jester to say grace at dinner. The jester bowed and offered a quip replacing land with the devil, remarking Great praise be given to God and little Land to the devil. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laud
Charles I
Prim’s Fishing Tale Sparks Mild Literary Lie
Mr. Prim returns from fishing and shares an unlikely catch. Sharp scolds him to tell something possible, noting everyone saw the lie, and Prim explains he wanted them to know he was lying not eccentric.
Train splits near Cleveland as signal rope snaps
A train approaching Cleveland parts in the middle and the signal rope snaps, striking an old lady on her bonnet. A passenger jokes that the train is broken in two, prompting her witty remark about a flimsy cord not holding the cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadesboro
Emerson
France
Europe
Sambo
Little Miss
Sis
Boston Post
Smith
Fogg
William
Cleveland
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
WM. Schnur
G. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
D. M. Davis
Tanner House
High Street
Court House
G. B. Evans
Johnson
Lindsey & Parmlee
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. C. Parmlee
Meat Market
F. A. Cogswell
City Meat Market
Front Street
Parmlee & Henry’s
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
H. E
BROWN
Tion, Xa
Marion, O
W. Miller & CO
WM. Messner
Z. E. Eddy & CO
A. Dunn
Kily
G. Offerlee & Son
H. W. Werriam
Keystone Block
Piso
C. F. Fletcher
Jamestown
N. Y
Local Directory
P. O
Hickory Street
Union School House
Arrea, Pa
W.C. Rowland
J Dan Forth
Variety Hall
Warren Sayings Bank
C. Schwing
MR. M. Schwing
WM. A. Greaves
Episcopal Church
Hazeltine & CO
Gardner
Albe
Long Branch Beach
Catskill Mountain
Niagara Falls
Ireland
Chautauqua Lake
Buller Herald
The
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Boston
Wather
United States
Mamie
Wal
Dr. Talmage
Shem
Ham
Hem
Sham
Yale
Harvard
Jones
Alfred
Annie
Angel
Sonny
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