Local Gleanings and Social Notes From Warren Area
Call in police after Ellen Johnson reports possible burglars at Scofield residence on Liberty Street. no one found. G G Metal Stamping Co of Warren formed with Warren and Corry men to make draw fasteners and chair casters. Ten teachers took state permanent certificates tests at Warren High School. Sinclairville St Agnes Guild hosted by Mrs Kopf and others on Oneida Avenue. Philomel Club members hosted by Mrs Doughty of Corydon in Warren. Geraemios host party with guests from Franklin Buffalo Pittsburg and Chicago at Fern Cliff. Dr George H Williamson sues Mary Ann Murphy for 247.75 in justice court. Arird represents physician. Ball represents defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Johnson
Scofield
Liberty Street
Black
R. T. Adams
Warren
J. O. Carson
Tionesta
Sinclairville
William R. Kopf
Frank Trusler
C. C. Miles
W. B. Keefer
St. Agnes Guild
Kopf
Oneida Avenue
New York State Village
Justice Court
George H. Williamson
Mary Ann Murphy
Delford A. Arird
D. I. Ball
Local News Briefs: Gored by Bull and Public Updates
Anthony Rasmussen, a milk dealer near Glade Run, was badly gored by a Holstein bull Monday morning as he attempted to replace a nose ring. He was taken to Emergency Hospital for treatment of back and stomach wounds and a leg laceration. In Jamestown, M G Ward paid a $3.50 fine after intoxication charges. a forged draft matter was not pursued. New mail carrier F H Boyett began duties under an $855 contract, replacing Nelson Damm amid rising parcel post volumes. Word from Oklahoma notes Geo C Priestly, former Warren oil man, as Progressive party governor candidate next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Rassmussen
Glade Run
Rassmussen
Jamestown
M. G. Ward
Berdine
Wheeler
Ward
F. H. Boyett
Postoffice Department
Nelson Damm
Damm
Parcel Post
Oklahoma
Geo. C. Priestly
Warren
Progressive Party
Diamond Rattlesnake Killed by J E Anderson on Road
A diamond rattlesnake about three and a half feet long with ten rattles and a button was killed Sunday by J E Anderson on the Jackson Run road about a mile from North Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Anderson
Jackson Run
North Warren
Hesler Takes Higher Post At Chester Pa
G R Hesler longtime Warren High School instructor in manual training and mathematics has been engaged to fill a similar position at Chester Pennsylvania with a salary higher than his current earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Hesler
Warren High School
Chester
Bernard King Receives Carnegie Medal Reward
Bernard King a Pickett Hardware salesman who rescued a boy from drowning in Conewango Creek last December was awarded the Carnegie Medal and a portion of a thousand dollar reward from the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard King
Pickett Hardware Company
Conewango Creek
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Boy's Clothes Rifled During River Swim
Cecil Patton and several companions swimming by the Suspension bridge south end found his robe, hat, shoes and stockings stolen from his clothes while they bathed Friday evening. Mrs. Lynn Ford of Allegany New York was discharged from hospital after an auto crash and taken to A M Bacon’s home with her husband and mother also hurt. The Greek Americans of Warren Pa held their annual lamb roast at Fern Cliff Park near Russell with about sixty attendees and an extensive imported foods feast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Patton
Suspension Bridge
Lynn Ford
Allegany
N. Y
Kinzua
A. M. Bacon
Poplar Street
H. H. Newell
Warren Pa
Fern Cliff Park
Russell
Warren County
Mrs Kline gored by cow in Tidioute incident
Mrs W J Kline, former city resident, was severely injured last Monday at home in Tidioute when a normally gentle cow turned on her and gored her left arm. A surgeon required four stitches. doctors expect healing within about a week.
First License Under New Law Granted Here
Christian Peterson and Miss Hulda Swanson of this city secured the first marriage license under the new law on Saturday. The act requires four times as many questions as the old one and includes questions on mental and physical health and the husband’s ability to provide for a family. License number 7864 marks the milestone since 1885 when the first license act became operative in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Peterson
Hulda Swanson
Cone nango Fishing Club Heads to Lake Talon Retreat
Twenty six members of the Cone nango Fishing Club depart Monday for Rutherford Glen on Lake Talon Ontario Canada for a three week annual fishing trip. The group includes E R Allen J H Alexander W A Alexander W W Beaty Crales Chase Charles Cobb John W Campbell E W Campbell J B Eddy F Hoffman Dr A B McDonald E W Parshall M C Parshall H ma Putnam John G Smith D H Bitner A G Lyons J P Rogers C J Reece Edward Hall Pr W H Shortt of Youngsville H O Dunklee of Cleveland O and Jerome B Fisher of Jamestown Near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conenango Fishing Club
Rutherford Glen
Lake Talon
Ontario
Canada
E. R. Allen
J. H. Alexander
W. A. Alexander
W. W. Beaty
Crales Chase
Charles Cobb
John W. Campbell
E. W. Campbell
J. B. Eddy
F. Hoffman
Dr. A. B. McDonald
E. W. Parshall
M. C. Parshall
H.ma Putnam
John G. Smith
D. H. Bitner
A. G. Lyons
J. P. Rogers
C. J. Reece
Edward Hall
W. H. Shortt
Youngsville
H. O. Dunklee
Cleveland, O
Jerome B. Fisher
Jamestown
Farmington Town Picnic Plans
Farmington township citizens announce the fourh annual picnic on August 15 at Preston's Grove Lander eight miles from Warren. A dinner, ball game, horse racing, and several contests including spike driving tug of war standing jump high jump and foot races will offer prizes to participants. Large crowds from Eastern New York and Pennsylvania are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Farmington Township
Preston‘s Grove Lander
Warren
New York
Pennsylvania
Oil Men's Reunion at Titusville on Drake Day
An Oil City event to reunite oil men is planned at Titusville with the opera house rented for the meeting. Speakers include P. C. Boyle and S. D. Irwin, with T. B. Westgate possibly adding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Drake Day
P.C. Boyle
Oil City
S. D. Irwin
Tinesia
T. B. Westgate
Acerian Oil Works
Woman Found Unconscious After Gas Attempt at Corry
In Corry on Saturday morning Mrs. Earl Miller was found unconscious from gas inhalation by children. She was revived by timely restorative care. This marked her fifth suicide attempt since her husband’s death less than a year ago. She will be sent to an institution for treatment and observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Earl Miller
Still Making Cigars Here Steber Factory to Close
The Steber Cigar Factory will shut Saturday evening and move to Reading Pa. Mr Steber cites a shortage of skilled cigar makers to meet orders. Albert Buerkle will take over with John E Blair and the Buerkle factory to expand work and launch a trade campaign. The Buerkle cigars are similar to Stebers and may replace the Stebers locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steber
Reading
Warren
Albert Buerkle
John E. Blair
Buerkle
Rescue Cage For Mines Invented By U S Bureau of Mines
George S. Rice, chief mining engineer of the United States bureau of mines, has designed a collapsible hoisting cage for mine rescue work. The device, made to function when standard hoisting gear is damaged, has been installed on a rescue car and used successfully at the Banner Alabama mine disaster with more cars to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Rice
United States Bureau of Wines
Bureau
Rice
Bureau of Mines
Order Issued to Probe St. Louis and San Francisco Receivership
The interstate commerce commission in Washington issues a formal order to investigate the St. Louis and San Francisco railroad receivership. No hearing date is set yet, with hearings planned in several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Revival by Mother's Breath Brings Life To Dying Baby
In a remarkable case Mrs J H Spaulding of Oklahoma City reportedly revived her newborn son Everet Spaulding for ten days by blowing air from her lips into his lungs after three doctors said he would die. The infant, born six weeks earlier, fell ill with heart trouble. Despite efforts, the baby died in Los Angeles after a troubled journey marked by periods of apparent revival and later death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
J. H. Spaulding
Oklahoma City
Everet Spaulding
California
Tucson
Ariz
Education Tradesman Ad From French Journal
A young person with education in writing geography history mathematics dancing music and art seeks to join a respectable family to do washing and ironing according to a notice from a serious French journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leverybody's
One of a Kind Remarkable Man Nerve to Speak Loud
A Chicago Post quotation recalls a man noted for audacious nerve during a marriage service. The remark highlights his ability to voice responses loudly enough for all to hear, marking him as uniquely bold in memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Matrimony versus patrimony in a Kansas City Star note
The Professor states matrimony is engineered by the mother and the necessary patrimony is supplied by the father, reflecting a quip about family roles. The Kansas City Star caption underscores the contrast between marriage and inheritance in a witty line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
The Bachelor's View on Marriage Frustrations
Dorothy asks what is most aggravating in married life. A bachelor friend replies that sometimes it is the husband and sometimes the wife, reflecting humorous tension in daily marital dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Will Hasten Vote On The Tariff Debate
Washington reports indicate the Underwood-Simmons tariff bill debate will be shortened with speeches abbreviated. Republicans prepare briefer remarks while Democrats are urged to refrain from active participation. President Wilson wants quick passage to minimize delay and restore business certainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate
Deer fatal mishap on ridge hunt near Pescadero
Walter T. Thompson was injured when a 160 pound buck charged over a ridge and pinned him beneath its carcass after two failed shots at close range. Otto Parker freed Thompson as the buck’s body trapped him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pescadero
Cal
Walter T. Thompson
Thompson
Otto Parker
Spurns $10,000 Offer To Enlist In Navy
Sioux Falls Iowa reports Charles Jason son of a Nebrask a rancher refused a $10,000 offer for him to give up his beloved girl and enlist in the U S navy. The father left the check at a recruiting station to be given to the son upon enlistment, but the son did not return and is believed to have gone to St Paul where his sweetheart resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
United States Navy
Charles Jason
Niobrara
Neb
Jason
St. Paul
Prince of Wales Tradition Tied to Welsh Birth and Language
Tale recounts how Edward I offered a Welsh born prince who would not speak English as the future ruler, with the child hailed at Caernarvon. It notes that since Edward II in 1301 the eldest son of the English king has held the title, and that in 1911 the current Prince of Wales was invested on the same historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward I
England
Wales
Caernarvon
Edward II
Prince of Wales
Edward
T. Owen Charles
National Magazine
Heat Tolerance Of The Human Body In Extreme Conditions
The article notes the body tolerates dry heat better than wet heat and hotter internal liquids than external heat. It cites tea served around 140 to 145 degrees F, hand and foot exposure limits, and extreme readings from central Australia, the Persian Gulf, and a Himalayan expedition. English scientists Bleyden and Chantrey survived in an oven up to 212 degrees F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Australia
Persian Gulf
Himalayas
Bleyden
Chantrey
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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George Geraemios
Martha
Warren, Pa
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Franklin, Pa
S. O. Johnston
Buffalo
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King Edward I
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