Banking Service Expands as Custodian of Public Funds
Banks grow as guardians of both large and small sums due to wider trust in banking service. The article notes increasing appreciation of banking usefulness and improved methods.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
1
Local Notes and Developments In Warren Area
Home matters feature Tiana oil price at 1.78. Mrs Elsie Karns buys John Best cottage at Edgewater. Roy Greenland and wife visit Warren two weeks. County bids sought for Fifth ward brick election house. Greenland considers Grunder farm west of Warren. Claude Spaulding heads to Seattle for Eagles convention. Presbyterians host outing at Talbotts. Glade Run church funds pay mortgage. Nickle pastor. Trolley line survey between Warren and Youngsville. project may start next year. Warren schools install fire escapes costing about 3500 from Pennsylvania firm. Conneanga Council celebrates 22nd anniversary with 125 new members at Armory hall. 151 New York children hosted by Bradford Fresh Air Fund. Lymphangitis cases found among Espyville horses. Dr. Marshall involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Auxilliary Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Talbott Cottage
Gladerun
Conenango Council
Home Circle
Armory Hall
New York City
Bradford
New York Tribune Fresh Air Fund Committee
Conewango
Lake Talon
Ontario
J. C. Russell
S.W. Waters
O. F. Hoffman
Charles Chase
W. H. Filler
E. B. Grandin
R. B. Briggs
C. J. Reese
J. B. Eddy
W. A. Talbott
H. M. Putnam
C. E. Metzger
W. A. Alexander
Walter Beaty
E. R. Allen
J. H. Alexander
Theodore Messner
R. W. Stuart
Chas. E. Cobb
Fred Boynton
Starbrick
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarendon
Boynton
Pennsylvania
Chautauqua Lake
Point Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Porter Parish
Memphis
Stuart
Warren
Harrisburg
State Hospital
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Tidioute
Ella M. George
Beaver Falls
Disease outbreak and local incidents report in Warren area
The article notes a contagious horse disease in Isle Butler County spreading from Espyville with no cure found yet. It also reports a gypsy group canvassing in Wetmore Road, a fishing club trip to Lake Talon Ontario, a work accident injuring Fred Boynton, a fatal boating accident on Chautauqua Lake, and Governor Stuart's Warren visit plans.
Accident Kills Albert Cobb Near Bradford
Albert Cobb of Stickney was fatally injured when his wagon overturned after a wheel came off while returning from Bradford. His 12 year old son Clarence was driving and climbed down to inspect the tire when the team backed the wagon over a steep bank, breaking Cobb's neck and causing instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Cobb
Stickney
Bradford
Clarence
Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Robbery at Corry Dispatches Two Bags of Money
A daring theft at Corry Pennsylvania followed a street car depot entrance while an accomplice entered a window to seize two bags of yesterday's racing receipts. An exciting half mile chase ended with the capture of the robbers and the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Edinboro Normal Offers Fall Term Training Programs
Prospective teachers urged to consider Edinboro Normal as a top training school. Fall term opens September 8, 1908, with a free catalogue available. Principal John F. Bigler signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Wetmore Man Missing After Blackberry Trek
James Winkler, 64, of Wetmore, disappeared after starting to pick blackberries last Thursday. Search efforts included woods and patches with a bloodhound trailing to a spring on the Keeler lease, where the trail faded. Epilepsy and heat exhaustion are suspected, with relatives fearing the worst. He was last seen wearing a dark blue shirt and dark cotton trousers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Winkler
Wetmore
Parsons
Warren
Keeler Lease
Winkler
Mrs Mary Beckwith Gleave Dies At Oil City
Mrs Mary Beckwith Gleave wife of Joseph Gleave of State Street Oil City died Sunday night after a brief illness of ten days Born in Amboy Ohio November 21 1860 she lived in Warren Pa for twenty years and was active in Second Presbyterian Church Sunday Schools She survived by her husband two daughters Laura and Nell of Oil City her mother Mrs Laura Beckwith Amboy four sisters and one brother in Amboy Cleveland Conneaut and Mooreheadsville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mary Beckwith Gleave
Joseph Gleave
State Street
Oil City
Warren
Obituary: Harry Mahon of Farmington Dies at 68
Harry Mahon died Thursday night after illness at age 68. He leaves a wife and five children Warren, David, Harry, Mrs Roy Putnam, and Miss Mable Mahon, plus three brothers James, David, and Peter, all residents of Farmington. Funeral services were held Sunday from the late residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Harry Mahon
Warren
David
Roy Putnam
Mable Mahon
James
Peter Mahon
Marriages in Western New York and Pennsylvania 1908
In Jamestown Warren and nearby areas four weddings are reported. E Raymond Brann and Charlotte Lee wed at Jamestown, with Brann a Yale engineer and Lee from Pittsburg. Victor Anderson and Bertha Hunzinger unite in Warren. George L Maltby and Gladys V Broadhead, both of Jamestown, marry in Buffalo. Fred Smith of Warren and Lilly Mead of Stoneham join in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees
Brann
Anderson—Hunzinger
Warren
W. H. Jones
Victor Anderson
Bertha Hunzinger
Maltby
Broadhead
Buffalo
N. Y
George L. Maltby
Gladys V. Broadhead
Jamestown
Smith
D. L. Caldwell
Fred Smith
Lilly Mead
Stoneham
Obituary Notices From Warren Area 1908 Dated Deaths
DIED. Perry Gilmore aged 63 at Clarendon Pa August 2 1908 survived by six daughters and three sons interment at Emlenton Grace Maloney aged 22 at James City Pa July 30 1908 survived by husband three children mother sister interment Kane last Sunday former Warren resident David Berner Glade township funeral at sister’s home Conenango Avenue Warren Minnie Anderson Warren July 31 1908 daughter of F P Anderson aged one year Sarah Hall North Warren July 29 1908 funeral held last Thursday
Births Reported in Warren Notices
At Warren on August 4 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs David E Anderson of Myrtle street. On July 29 1908 a son was born to Mr and Mrs C E Spencer of Water street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Warren
C. E
Water Street
Italian contractor slashed by worker near Kane
Last evening at 8:30 P. Strano a contractor and prominent Italian citizen was attacked near Ludlow nine miles from Kane. A worker pulled a knife during a dispute over money wounds to the neck were treated by Dr. Evan O'Neil Kane and Strano returned home on Haines street. Strano is son in law of Capalletti who lives west of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Strano
Ludlow
Kane
Strane
Evan O'Neil Kane
Haines Street
Capalletti
Warren
Merck and Porkey Oil strike 6 million ft daily in Forest County
Fred Merck and the Porkey Oil Co report a new gas well in Forest County, southeast corner of Warrant 3142 Wheeler tract, capable of 6,000,000 feet per day. Previous wells on the northwest corner were once called wild cats, now vindicating Merck’s judgment and proving local oil and gas resources still active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Merck
Porkey Oil Co
Forest County
Wheeler Tract
Willow Brooks Loses At Home To Warren Club
Willow Brook Country Club golf team fell 14 to 5 at home to Warren Golf Club of Warren Pennsylvania. This marked the second home defeat in Willow Brooks history, the first also by Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Brooks
Dunkirk
Willow Brook Country Club
Warren Golf Club
Warren
Fire alarm box stolen in Philadelphia
Philadelphia police report a theft of a street fire alarm box recent incident. Authorities seek public tips to identify the culprit and recover the device. The incident prompted heightened safety checks in the area as investigators review surveillance footage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren National Bank
Home Matters
Tiana Oil
Elsie Karns
John Best
Edgewater
Roy A. Greenland
Franklin
H. JL
Greenland
Mary Grunder
Grunder
Claude Spaulding
Seattle
Washington
Warren Aerie
Eagles
Espyville
Crawford County
Dr. Marshall
Warren National, Bank
State Veterinary Board
William Nelson
Isle
Butler County
Wetmore Road
W. M. Robertson
Harry Wheelock
W. Sweeting
H. L. Kelly
Butler
Clarence Gates
Cooperstown
Mt. Gretna
Bessie L. Head
Youngsville
Josephine Motto
Warren Grange
P.hall
Divilbiss
Thomas F. Divilbiss
Jacob S. Offerlee
Farmington Township
J. E. Wheeler
Justice Wheeler
the Commonwealth
D. A. Arird
W. S. Clark
Commonwealth
Offerlee
Carl H. Cramer
Arird
Cramer
Clark
Wheeler
Mrs
DM AL
L. H. Green
J. E. Blair
Green
Blair
D. H. Hunter & Son
PENN
Royal Worcester
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
Walter A. Wood
Walter A.wood
T. O. Suater & CO
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