Bank Officers Named in Local Institution
F. E. Hertzel serves as president with Jerry Crary as vice president and Watson D. Hinckley as president. BE H. Lampe is cashier and John M. Lee a paying teller. Nathaniel C. Sill is receiving teller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hertzel
Jerry Crary
Watson D. Hinckley
BE. H.lampe
John M. Lee
Nathaniel C. Sill
Brown
Warren
David W. Beaty
R. B. Briggs
Lee S. Clough
Charles Chase
Miner D. Crary
Andrew Hertzel
Watson
D. Uinckley
Charles W Tamieson
William E. Rice C. Schimmelicnag
A. T. Scofiel
Sheffield C. Horton Smith
George Wiatson
Tionesta
Neilson P Wheeler
Endeavor
Edinboro Normal Opens September Tenth
Aggressive young men and women of moderate means attend Edinboro Normal. School opens Sept. 10. Send for catalogue. Joan F. Brcgler, Principal. GEO. BALL & SONS advertises at 211 Liberty Street adjoining the Y M C A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GEO. Ball & Sons
Liberty St
Edinboro Normal
Joan F. Brcgler
Rain Is The Kick At The Age You Live In
A New York Sun quotation asserts that criticizing weather wealth society or individuals changes nothing and progress requires effort. The piece emphasizes that improvement comes from active work not complaint, urging readers to apply themselves.
Warren World Notes: Local Visits Events and Plans
Various Warren area items include visits by Mrs. Dinsmoor and Mrs. Grunder at Chautauqua, Dr. Davies returning from Philadelphia, and Miss Belle Valentine at Wildwood New Jersey. Spartansburg hosts Old Home week August 10 to 20 and Lakeside Assembly at Findley Lake opens with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Dinsmoor
Chautauqua
Mary Grunder
M. Kopf
George Davies
Philadelphia
Belle Valentine
Wildwood
N. J
W. H. Filler
Bedford Springs
S. M. Weaver
Iowa
W.L. MacGowan
Findley Lake
Grace Thomas
Lincoln
Ill
May Milloy
Joseph Babcock
Clare Crary
Spokane Falls
Warren Public Library
George Todd
Chelsea
Indian Territory
Pleasantville
Jerry Crary
Market Street
Bounties for Hunters under 1907 Act
The 1907 act establishes bounty payments for predator control. Rewards include for wild cats and foxes one amount, for mink a small sum, and for least weasels a separate value, with listed figures indicating monetary payouts.
Marrie d Damm and Miss Selma Nelson wed in Warren
In Warren on August 2 1907 at the bride’s uncle’s residence Albert Marrer 1810 Pennsylvania Avenue East officiated by Rev. A B McCormick George P Damm and Selma C Nelson were married.
Mary Agnes Ponsoll Dies at Two in Warren
Mary Agnes Ponsoll, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Ponsoll of 736 Fifth Street, died August 5 1907 aged 2 years 3 months. Funeral from St Josephs church followed by interment in St Josephs cemetery on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Schindler
Williamsport
First Baptist Church
Irvinedale Park
Marian Crary
Warren
Raymond V. Ingersoll
Brooklyn
N. Y
Market Street
Two Warren Births Reported in Early August 1907
In Warren on August 1 and August 4 1907 two daughters were born to local families. The Goble family at Hazel street welcomed a daughter and the Repman family at 602 Fourth street welcomed another daughter.
Borough Council Tackles Sidewalks Sewers and Street Names
The Borough Council met in regular session and ordered property owners to repair sidewalks. Street work included a surface water sewer on Frank street linking to Nesmith lane via Conewango avenue and extending Center street sewer to Spruce street as funds permit. Seventh ward citizens gain private lighting in the park from the bridge to Main avenue funded by subscription. An ordinance to limit automobile speed was to be drafted by the borough attorney and burgess, and Prospect street and Spruce street were to be renamed Washington street to create a continuous route from Pennsylvania avenue to East Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Street
Conewango Avenue
Nesmith Lane
Center Street
Spruce Street
Seventh Ward
Main Avenue
Boro
Burgess
Prospect Street
Washington Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
East Fifth Street
W B Goodrich Dies in Union City Home
W B Goodrich, longtime Warren resident and early milk routes pioneer, died at his Graves street home at 7 this morning after a long illness. He was remembered by older citizens for his early life in Warren and as a former local milk route operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Goodrich
Graves Street
Union City Times
Goodrich
Warren
D. I. Ball’s
Free Economic Debates at Central Labor Union Hall Keller
A series of public discussions will be held at the Central Labor Union Hall in the Keller block. Topics include What is Capitalism on Aug 14 and What are Wages and Who Pays Them on Aug 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union Hall
Keller Block
Labor Union
Dwellers’ Resistance to Local Growth Cited in Pamphlet
A town urged residents to curb cynicism toward public projects and new business. The pamphlet warns against spreading distrust, neglecting investment, and counterproductive talk that could deter outsiders from locating or investing in the town. It advises against predatory pricing and blocking enterprise to preserve the community’s development.
Judge Lan dis imposes record Standard Oil fine
The court fines Standard Oil $29,240,000 in a spectacular show of force. Reporters in New York highlight the size of the penalty, noting it could fund five battleships or a new subway and would amount to a substantial daily income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil Company
United States
For Sale 40 Acre Farm Near Russell
40 acre farm with a 10 room house and large barn, good water, five miles from Russell. Inquire at Matt Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Matt
Shirt Waist Bargains at Overstocked Manufacturer Sale
We purchased 175 white shirt waists from an overstocked manufacturer. Retail prices were $1.50 to $1.75. on sale all week at 69c. Sizes 34 to 44 with both long and short sleeves.
Dress Skirt Bargains
Seven ready made dress skirts offered at half price. White mohair sizes 26x42 and 25x43 with regulars $5.75 and $5.57 priced at $2.88 and $2.79 respectively. black and white duck wash 25x41 at $1.13. blue voile 25x41 at $3.38. blue voile 24x40. black Panama 24x42 at $3.25. black broadcloth 26x42 at $2.75.
Parasol Bargains Offer One Third Off This Week
A local ad lists 25 parasols for the new season in washable embroidered linens plain and fancy silks. Buyers may choose any style with a one third discount off regular prices for the week.
Colored Wash Goods Cut Prices in One Lot at Grist Mill
The store offers a single lot of Colored Wash Goods in light and dark colors reduced from rough English and size eight to excellent grade. The price drop is marked by a sale tag and limited stock.
Colored Wash Goods Deal Cuts Prices
Colored wash goods in stock cut to 16 cents. Large and small figures formerly 25 and 35 cents now mark down to 16 cents, offering savings on assorted pieces.
Sale on Colored Wash Goods Reduced to 25 Cents
Sec and 75¢ Colored wash goods offered at 25 cents each. One lot of colored wash goods including silk and mercerized effects reduced from 50¢ and 75¢ to 25¢.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
Short Black Silk Gloves in All Sizes
Silk gloves offered in black for all sizes priced at 50c, 75c and 1.00, providing affordable options for customers seeking classic attire accessories.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
New York Sun
Tiona Oil
Sara H. Evans
Millbrook, N. Y
W. L. MacGowan
Spartansburg
Archie Branch
Guilford
James Cable
H. K. Chapel
Youngsville
W. L. Lavery
Kansas
D. H. Siggins
Conenango
Lake Talon
Canada
Messrs
W. E. Rice
L. W. Dennison
L. S. Clough
C. E. Metzger
Theodore Messner
H. M. Putnam
C. J. Reese
C. E. Cobb
J. G. Smith
Edward Allen
M.C. Parshall
E. W. Parshall
W. A. Alexander
Walter Beaty
S. W. Waters
F. G. King
Dr. J. N. Davies
A. J. Hazeltine
O. F. Hoffman
Oscar S. Sagebarth
Dunkirk
Wm. M. Abrams, Jr
Olean
Pittsburg
Clarion
Sheffield
Nobel Ricketson
Corry
Kane
G. W. Ensign
Harrisburg
W. A. Lynn
Crawford
Erie
Forest
Elk
Cameron
McKean
North Warren
Anna
Vina Geer
Gertrudel. Huey
Martin J. Lauffer
Chautauqua Lake
C. D. Crandall
Evalyn
Miss Crandall
Falconer
Beatrice Wetmore
Miss Sheldon
Cummings
Boston
Lillie M. L. Putnam
Lander
Levi Bird
M. E. Church
Walter C. Heasley
Ethel G. Cressler
Hornell
Cressler
Paul Horton
Exchange Hotel
Columbia Electric
Clifford Betts
Girard
Fred Sanderson
Paul Vincent
H. V. Hazeltine
Harson
St. Clair River
Detroit
Anthony Conarra
Laurel Street
Ted Keelor
Wetmore
Fourth Street
Thomas Keeler
Thomas Slater
Wm. Stafford
Morton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarence Arnold
Jacobson Mfg. Co
Onondaga
Mrs. W. D. Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Window Dressers
Niagara Falls
Grace M. E. Church
Hertzel’s Grove
Eith
Liberty,Sr
Warren, PA
W.B. Goodrich
Mai
Hunter’s Cash Store
Agency For
O. Fl. Nuntek & Son
Oxford
Eberhart
Miller
T. C. Slatek
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