State funds and local notices fill Warren paper page
The June 30 financials show Pennsylvania general fund 9 525 230 40 and sinking fund 2 302 806 16 totaling 11 916 036 18. Warren items report jail terms for vagrancy, oil ventures on Hull and Miller Farm, drilling depth 474 feet, and a mayoral hearing for a driver fined 3 50.
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Pennsylvania
Tracy
Herrick
Kennedy
N. Y
Hull and Miller Farm
Tidioute
John Seifert
Missing Word Problems From the Evening Sun
A husband offers money to his wife who declines gently saying she prefers to stay home and do the housework. The scene ends with the husband’s reaction to her refusal.
First solver wins yearlong Mail subscription
A reader who provides the correct solution to the puzzle earns a one year subscription to The Mail. The contest offers no other prizes and requires timely submission according to the newspaper’s rules.
Farmers Institutes Schedule Set For Winter Training
Farmers plan over 400 institute days across all counties and six weeks of movable schools starting January 1. District sessions run from November 20 amid 5 districts, with Warren county hosting events in Tidioute February 2 3 5 6.
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Warren County
A. L. Martin
Farmers’ Institutes
Tidioute
Grand Valley
Death notice for Dennis Vigor of Clarendon
After several years of illness Dennis Vigor of Clarendon died last Wednesday at his son H Vigor’s home. He was about 85. Survivors include daughter Mrs George Rowends and sons Dennis of Allentown NY and Fred of Robinson IL. Funeral was Saturday at 10 in St. Clara's church Clarendon with burial at St. Joseph's cemetery.
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Dennis Vigor
Clarendon
H. Vigor
George Rowends
Dennis
Allentown
N. Y
Fred
Robinson, Ill
St. Clara’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Medical Decision In 1715 At Jena
In 1715 the Jena cellar digger death led the medical faculty to declare a deadly gas caused the stifling rather than direct devil action. Professor Loescher of the University of Wittenberg protested, calling the faculty’s decision a lamentable license threatening God’s blessing.
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Jena
Loescher
University of Wittenberg
Mullin and Morrison Daughter Wed in Erie
Sylvester C. Mullin married Mable Morrison daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Morrison of Morrison Street in Erie last week. They will reside in Warren with Mullin employed at Morrison's grocery store.
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Sylvester C. Mullin
Mable
Edward Morrison
Morrison Street
Erie
Warren
Mullin
Hambleton—Brown Wayne Hambleton
Oak Street
Lillian Brown
Parker Street
Grace M. E. Church
J. P. Burns
Warren area social notes and weddings update
Mrs. N P Wheeler entertained guests at her Endeavor home including Mrs Eugene Abbott and others from Warren and Tidioute. The wedding of Miss Marion Sill to Mr F A McDowell was announced. ceremony at Waterloo New York with Roy McDowell as best man and Mrs H F Dietch as matron of honor. The couple plan to reside in Youngsville after a honeymoon to the Thousand Islands Lake Champlain and Lake George. Other notices include multiple marriages around Warren with spouses from Kane Jamestown and Seattle. yearly social events conclude with a thimble party for Miss Jennie LaChappelle and fiancé Harry Davis with refreshments.
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N. P. Wheeler
Endeavor
Eugene Abbott
D. I. Ball
Martin Beshlin
Elizabeth Miller
Alson Rogers
Myron Waters
J. W. Winkins
Chas. F. Yennie
Warren
Marion Sill
F. A. McDowell
Youngsville
Charles F. Sill
Waterloo
N. Y
Aldrich
First Baptist Church
Roy McDowell
H. F. Dietch
Thousand Islands
Lake Champlain
Lake George
McDowell
First National Bank
Fourth Street
Rose Guertin
Jennie LaChappelle
Harry Davis
Salamanca
Woman in Chain Gang Sentenced in Iola
Iola Kansas August 10 Judge D B Smeltzer directed a woman convicted of an aggravated offense to work out her unpaid fine on the streets. He said no delicacy justifies exempting her and if no statute blocks it future women convicted of aggravated offenses in default on fines will wear bloomers and join male prisoners in the chain gang.
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Edward Lindsey
C. E. Bordwell
Stella Hodge
Amann
Atlantic City
Warren
Joan M. Andrews
John M. Andrews
Warren County
Harry Mooney
Hoover
Crawford
Venango
McKean
Erie
Mooney
Erie County
Commonwealth
Titusville
Iola
Kan
D. B. Smeltzer
Iola Municipal Court
Three Hurt When Auto Upsets Near Ithaca
Miss Kate Fowler and her grandmother Mrs. E S Grosvenor of New York were injured and their chauffeur possibly fatally hurt when a seven passenger touring car overturned on a muddy hill east of Ithaca New York. They were en route from Fleeceville to Ithaca to catch a train to New York when the rear wheels skidded into a ditch at high speed.
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Kate Fowler
E. S. Grosvenor
New York
Ithaca
N. Y
Fleeceville
John W. Gates Dies in Paris After Illness
John W. Gates, American financier, died early Wednesday in Paris. His wife and son were at his side, with Dr. Gros and Dr. Reeves present. The end came peacefully as if he were falling asleep.
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John W. Gates
Paris
Dr. Gros
Dr. Reeves
The Elephant and the Little Boy Tale
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt contrasts elephant lore with a boy’s vengeful fantasy. Indians say elephants live 300 years and captives reach 130, ages unknown at capture. The boy dreams of wealth, gifts for his mother, and a jail built to avenge a black eye.
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Eost
Bobby Moses
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Editorial Quips on Ancient Eats and Ptomaine Puns
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes that cucumbers were eaten by Egyptians in 1500 B C and may still not be digested. The piece puns that ptomaine recalls Ptolemy, linking food lore with classical references.
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Ohio State Journal
Ptolemy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The King of England Worries Over Bridge Game
A Washington Star cartoon line notes the monarch’s anxious look as a man observes pictures. Mrs. Flimglt’s husband counters that the king has nothing to fret about since his wife does not play bridge.
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England
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Jall Sheriff Park
Kinzua
Justice Green
Freeman Peterson
Bayer
Chief Berdine
Peterson
Justice Perry
Warren Business Men’s Association
Lebanon
Retail Dealers’ Association
Kendall
J. F. Emerson
W. G. Tate
L. Iv. Russell
Tate
Street Car Company
Liberty and
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wheeler
George Westfall
Koward Shaw
Albert
Allegheny River
St. Louis
Jimmie Magee
Sherwood Magee
Philadelphia Nationals
St. Louis Americans
Jimmie
Lowell
Harrisburg
Tener
S. R. Mason
Mercer
S. W. Waters
W. P. Hunter
Eric
John F. Brown
Clarion
A. L. Bell
Ridgway
R. B. Stone
Bradford
State Hospital For the Insane
Hunter
Butler County
E. M. Bigelow
Pennsylvania Railroad
Scarlett
the Commonwealth
James Scarlett
Scarlet
Philadelphia
Munn
George B. Munn
Franklin
Perry Gray
John Spence
Pleasantville
Gray
J. S. Carmichael
Spence
L. S. Newton
Coudersport
Potter County
Reno
W. A Wynn
State Highway Department
William Hillwig
Manufacturers’ Gas Company
Wilbert
George Wilbert
The
Andrews
Grand Rapids
Mich
Stuart Custer
Custer
Workman
Andrew Johnson
Pennsylvania Stove Works
Farmington Township
R. N. Brown
Mr. Brown
Adelbert Putnam
Ed Enwall
Cassadaga
Hawk
W. W. Hawk
North Warren
C. Allen
Board of Trustees
Warren County Grand
Legislative Committee
Russell
M. H. Babcock
John Babcock
Cogswell
Erie Dispatch
T. H. Cogswell
Fischer Hotel
Archibald Cogswell
New York City
S. M. Cogswell
Lulu McGlaughlin
Liberty Street
Stokes
James D. Stokes
Mayville
Jamestown Post
Edward J. Green
Mullin—Morrison
Sill
Emanuel Philibert, Prince of
Savoy
Burdick—Phillips
Grace M. E. Parsonage
Robert W. Burdick
Henry Mills
Maybelle Phillips
Kane
Johnson—Jensen
Lewis J. Johnson
Marie E. Jenisen
Jamestown
G. W. Critchlow
English Lutheran Church
Seattle
Washington
King—Witz
Warren E. King
Coalton
Oklo
Mabel A. Witz
W. C. Beck
First Lutheran Church
Okla
King
Weston Carbon Company
Miss. Witz
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Florida
North Pole
Eeek
Pittsburg
Kansas
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