Warren National Bank Condition Report 1909
Bank in Warren Pennsylvania closes business at end of day June 23 1909 showing assets and liabilities. Report outlines financial condition to stakeholders and public.
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Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
Sorciise
csuCbbine
Césctvacs
Sis Ecechceesso
Baeesta
E. H. Lampe
Wm. Harrison Allen
W. D. Hinckley
W. D. Brown
Miner D. Ciary
Strayed cattle and housekeeping ad from Booger's Mills notice
Five yearling cattle strayed to TomBLEY Bros. at Booger's Mills. Owner calls and pays for care. Also notice seeks a position as housekeeper by a job seeker. Inquiries at the office. August 5, 1931.
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Same
Tombley Bros
Booger’s Mills
Local Notes From Warren County and Nearby Areas
Social items include a Lampe family dinner at the Outing Club, Hazeltine visiting relatives, and a big Midway picnic hosted by Warren Odd Fellows. Local progress notes mention school district appropriations, a Parker Sweet descendants reunion, land purchases near Lake Talon, and Offerle greenhouse remodeling. Also reported are a baseball game in Youngsville, a refinery fire incident, fire station land-bid petition, and upcoming fishing club trips to Canada plus a Warren Automobile Club parade and banquet.
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Offerle
Conewango Avenue
Sherman J. Offerle
Youngsville
Sheffield
Warren
Brook and
Fifth Streets
F. A. Lesser & Co
Conenango Avenue
Jackson and
Jefferson Streets
C. E. Hamm
Division Street
Fire destroys private garage on Market Street
Sunday night a fire at Mrs. C. H. Noyes residence on Market Street destroyed three automobiles kept in a private rear garage. Estimated loss runs near 7000 dollars as cars tops and equipment burned while frames survived. Robert Winger and Norman Spencer, department chiefs, received facial and hand burns during the blaze.
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William Hammond
C. H. Noyes
Market Street
Robert Winger
Norman Spencer
Hammond
Civil Service Exams Set For Postmaster in Enterprise
The U S Civil Service Commission will hold an exam on Saturday September 4 in Pleasantville for the Enterprise Pennsylvania postmaster position. Last fiscal year the postmaster earned 132 dollars. Applications and full exam requirements are available at the Enterprise post office or the Washington DC Commission office. they must be filed in Washington within seven days before the exam.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Pleasantville
Enterprise
Pennsylvania
Enterprise Post Office
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Washington
William Brooks Dies at 91 in Chandlers Valley
William Brooks a longtime resident of Chandlers Valley died at his home Friday shortly after noon aged 91 years 4 months and 19 days. The funeral was held from the United Brethren church Sunday at 2 p m.
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William Brooks
Chandlers Valley
United Brothern
Death of James Hamblet 84 in Hambletville New York
James Hamblet of Hambletville New York died July 29 at his family home aged 84. He was an uncle of Mrs Nellie Palmer E Walker and S E Walker of this city.
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James Hamblet
Hambletville
N. Y
Nellie Palmer
E. Walker
S. E. Walker
Mrs Sylvia Miner Dies in Cragedare Funeral Held
Mrs Sylvia Miner died July 29 in Cragedare New York. Funeral was held Saturday. She was sister of Mrs Edward Walker of this city.
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Sylvia Miner
Cragedare
N.Y
Miner
Edward Walker
Edinboro Normal Opens Fall Term For Culture and Learning
Edinboro Normal launches fall term on September 7 under Principal Joan F. Bigler. Catalogue is free as the year begins with aims to cultivate culture development and a love of learning.
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Edinboro
Joan F. Bigler
Death of Warren resident John Knupp at Dunn's Eddy
John Knupp a prominent Warren citizen died suddenly Sunday after an attack of heart trouble. Born December 9 1842 in Grinderville Pa he served in the Civil War and fought at Gettysburg Chancellorsville Petersburg and Bermuda Hundred. He leaves twelve children two brothers two half brothers and a half sister. He was a member of Eben N Ford Post G A R Post 336.
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John Knupp
Warren
Dunn’s Eddy
Irvine
Emaline Stinger
United States Service
151St Regiment
Pennsylvania Infantry
211Th
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Alexandria
Knapp
Chancellorsville
Gettysburg
Bermuda Hundred
Fort Steadman
Petersburg
Eben N. Ford Post
William J
Louis H
Alfred
Frank H
Cairo
Ill
Andrew G
Sharon
F. B. Underwood
Heath Ferrie
Alice Knapp
Frank Casper
Deep River
Iowa
W. P. Smith
W. B. Allman
Muskogee
Oklo
Henry
John Acks
Mathias Acks
Granderville
Daniel Offerlee
Death of George S. Lytle Bright's disease victim
George Samuel Lytle aged 40 died Sunday at Emergency hospital after a short illness from Bright's disease. Born in Warren he leaves father Wesley of Springfield Mass two brothers Daniel Bradford Ezra Warren and sister Mrs Nell Anderson Pittsburg. Funeral from St Joseph's church Tuesday at 9 am with interment in St Joseph's cemetery
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George Samuel Lytle
George S. Lytle
Emergency
Bright
Warren
Wesley
Springfield
Mass
Daniel
Bradford
Ezra
Nell Anderson
Pittsburg
St. Joseph’s Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Danish Worker Jens Neilsen Dies After Injury at North Warren Refinery
Jens Neilsen died July 29 at Emergency hospital after a heavy bag of Fuller’s earth fell on him at the North Warren refinery. Born in Denmark 36 years ago, he lived in the country five years and is survived by a wife and one adopted child. Funeral held Friday with interment in Oakland.
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Jens Neilsen
North Warren
Denmark
Oakland
Frank E Signor Dies After Long Illness At State Hospital
Frank E Signor a prominent young man in the city died July 30 at the State Hospital after seven years of illness. He studied at a local business college and graduated with honors. He later worked as an operator on the P and E railroad, known for faithfulness and conscientious service.
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Frank E. Signor
State Hospital
P. & E. Railroad
John A Gross Dies of Heart Trouble at Home
John A. Gross died Sunday evening at his Franklin street home after a four month illness. He is survived by four sisters and three brothers including Mrs Kopf Mrs Grunder Elizabeth Sarah George William and Henry. The funeral was held Tuesday at 3 p.m. from the late residence.
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John A. Gross
Franklin Street
M. Kopf
D. Grunder
Elizabeth
Sarah
Warren
George
Yankee Bush
William
San Jose
Cal
Henry
Chicago
Death of Sugar Grove Resident John Stewart
John Stewart, longtime Sugar Grove resident, died Sunday after a long illness. He is survived by his wife, a son named Scott, and a brother named Donald, all of Sugar Grove. The funeral was held from the late residence on Tuesday at 2 p.m.
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John Stewart
Sugar Grove
Scott
Donald
L. D. Dinsmore Dies After Fall From Horse
L D Dinsmore of St Marys West Virginia was killed Monday when he fell from a horse. He leaves a wife and three children. He was a cousin of Fred Dinsmore of Warren and worked in the oil business.
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L. D. Dinsmore
St. Mary’s
W. Va
Fred Dinsmore
Warren
Dinsmore
DeWitt Smith Buried in Local Smith Cemetery
The remains of DeWitt Smith were brought to Starbrick on Monday afternoon and interred in the Smith family cemetery at that location.
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DeWitt Smith
Starbrick
Smith
Cadwell Rites Held For Mrs Cadwell
Mrs. Lidia A. Cadwell died Wednesday morning at 5 o clock at her home on Conewango Avenue. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the local undertaker.
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Robert and
Mary Parker Sweet
Hunter’s Grove
Conewango
Lidia A. Cadwell
Lida A. Cadwell
Conewango Avenue
Novel summer treatment for strawberry pests proposed
State Zoologist Surface advocates mowing strawberry leaves after harvest, mixing with straw, drying on a hot day, and burning to destroy leaf rust leaf spot and aphids. Also suggests Bordeaux mix for partial prevention and fertilization to promote next year’s yield. Recommends testing by mowing on a few plants to verify results locally.
Insect Attack on Norway Maples Prompts Dept Advice
Former State Senator Henry D. Saylor writes about borers in his Norway maples. State Zoologist Surface explains the pest is Angoumois Grain Moth, a grain pest misnamed as a weevil, and advises threshing grain early and storing it to prevent damage with carbon disulfide as a treatment if moths appear in the top grain layer.
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Henry D. Saylor
Montgomery County
Pottstown
Surface
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Norway
Pennsylvania
Angoumois
France
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U. S
U.S
Omagh
U.S. Treas
Mercer Black
Cornin Esas
New Castle
Cabell
North Lima Ae Use
South Lima Ewer
Illinois
Indiana
Home Matters
Harold D. Hazeltine
Cambridge University
England
Mrs
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren Odd Fellows
Jamestown
Warren County
L. R. Freeman
Lake Talon
Ontario Province
Canada
J. M. Fiscus
Eddy Street
Grinderville
Ralph C. Knapp
Nellie McLaughlin
F. H. Eggleston
J. Campbell
Chestnut Street
Warren Automobile Club
Golf Club
Clarence Budd
Woodard
Conenango
United States
London
Guy Elliott Mitchell
American Review of Reviews
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, PA
H. A. Surface
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Ave
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