Company I Heads to Annual Camp in Indiana Pa
Company I, 16th regiment, N. G. P. of Warren left Friday morning for a ten day encampment at Indiana Pennsylvania.
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16Th Regiment
Warren
Indiana
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
5
Northwestern I. C. O. F. Home Picnic Postponed
The Northwestern I. C. O. F. Home association picnic planned for August 14 at Conneaut Lake is rescheduled to August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F
I. C. O. F. Home Association
Conneaut Lake
Sugar Grove House Burns in Saturday Night Fire
The G G Reynolds home at Sugar Grove was destroyed by a blaze that started about 3 a m Saturday. Loss estimated at 1800 with insurance covering half. Separately Mrs F K Russell and Charles Keelor sue to break the will of the late Mrs Sarah Keelor, valued estate 35000 to 40000, largely to T T Keeler. Also, Struthers Wells plant adds a 50000 steel framed blacksmith shop at McClintock Marshall Co Pittsburgh with 15 new workers and 14 carloads of steel for a 200 by 200 foot building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Reynolds
Sugar Grove
F. K. Russell
Warren
Charles Keelor
Sarah Keelor
Wetmore
T. T. Keeler
Struthers-Wells
McClintock Marshall Company
Pittsburgh
Struthers-Wells Co
Munn Nets Big Electrical Contract in Cameron County
John W. Munn has secured a large contract in Emporium for installing an electrical system in the new Cameron County courthouse. The project will take several weeks and is reported to be worth several thousand dollars. Munn is the son of Attorney Geo. B. Munn and Mrs. Munn of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Munn
Emporium
Cameron County Court House
Mr. Munn
Geo. B. Munn
Warren
Old Settlers Reunion Planned for Enterprise Pa
Enterprise Pennsylvania sets Wednesday August 25 for the second annual old settlers reunion. The first event was a great success and organizers expect the upcoming gathering to surpass it in every aspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Settler’s
Enterprise
Old Settlers
Steber Buys Sill Estate Lot For New Home On Fourth Avenue
F A Steber of Steber Company purchased the vacant 60 foot frontage lot at 505 Fourth Avenue owned by the Sill estate for 3000 dollars. The purchase secures a fine bargain on a street now rated one of the city’s best residential avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Steber
The
Steber Company
Sill
Fourth Avenue
Henry Booth Leaves Estate to Daughter in Will
The will of the late Henry A. Booth filed for probate names his only daughter Helen S. Booth as beneficiary. Sister-in-law Margaret D. Booth of Bradford appointed guardian as Helen nears age. no figures, but estate estimated at 400000 to 600000 across McKean Forest and Warren oil and gas holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Booth
Henry A. Booth
Office of Register and Recorder
Bassett
Helen S. Booth
Margaret D. Booth
Bradford
Booth
McKean
Forest
Warren
Four Warren Chemical Workers Overcome by Fumes
Four employees of the Warren Chemical Products Company at Irvinburg narrowly escaped death after inhaling nitric acid fumes. They had cleaned a tank then rested outside. brief recovery followed, but Charles Anderson rode home before a second attack. He remains in the Emergency Hospital, expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chemical Products Company
Irvinburg
Vermilyea
Russell
Charles Anderson
Jackson Run Road
Tubbs and Lamona Families Plan Sixteenth Reunion
The Tubbs and Lamona families announce their sixteenth annual reunion to be held Saturday the 28th at Grange Hall in Spartansburg with Mrs. Prudie Russell coordinating events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tubbs
Lamona
Grange Hall
Spartansburg
Prudie Russell
Mrs Ella Reeves Dies in Clarendon at 80
Mrs Ella Reeves aged 80 died Saturday at her Clarendon home due to infirmities of old age. She is survived by her husband Joseph Reeves and five children Joseph Jr. of Tidioute George of Oil City Thomas of Warren and daughters Mrs Henry Foulkrod and Mrs Margaret Tucker. A separate brief notes a four year old, Charles Larson of Stoneham, fell from a veranda and broke his right hip. Dr. Chapman of Warren treated him at the Emergency hospital where he rests comfortably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Larson
R. Larson
Stoneham
Dr. Chapman
Warren
Ella Reeves
Clarendon
Joseph Reeves
Joseph Jr
Tidioute
George
Oil City
Thomas
Henry Foulkrod
Margaret Tucker
W. H. Mix
Sugar Grove
Mix
Mary Mix
Clayton Mix
Sidney Mix
G. E. Mix
McClune
Youngesville
Blanche Tweedale
Columbus
Laura Samuelson
William Schiesinter
Cleveland
Masons
Sugar Grove Cemetery
Youngsville
Edward Wise
Flossie Vogan
Maude Wise
Canada
Edward Wise, Jr
Akeley
Doris Wise
Jamestown
George A. Wie
Samuel E. Wise
Virginia
Rich
Celeron
N. Y
Anna Snyder
Robbers of Kane Store Arrested in Pittsburgh
Charles Wilson and Ed Carnahan were arrested in Pittsburgh and taken to McKean County by Detective Jones on a charge of robbing the J Abrams Kane store of clothing valued at $200. Officers recovered stolen goods with the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wilson
Ed Carnahan
Pittsburgh
McKean County
Jones
J. Abrams
Kane
Lions Kill Each Other at Jones Brothers Circus
Maddened by heat three lions owned by the Jones Brothers circus in Warren mauled each other to death after a late Easton unloading delay. Officials blame the railroad for late car placement and say they will sue for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Brothers Circus
Warren
East
Easton
Lead Poisoning Sinks W. J. Kline Health
W. J. Kline, once Warren resident now living in Mayburg, is seriously ill with lead poisoning. He was accidentally shot 27 years ago while hunting. lead pellets remained in his leg and eleven have been removed in recent treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kline
Warren
Mayburg
Kline
Utility Companies Confer About Underground Wires
Representatives of Warren utility companies met with the street committee and borough attorney to discuss the light and pole ordinance requiring underground wires in the business district by October 1, except for Warren Light & Power Co. on the south side of Pennsylvania Avenue West between Hickory and Beech streets. No definite decision was reached amid extensive discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Light & Power Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory
Beech Streets
George E. Maybank
Wheeler
Mintzer
Second Avenue
Schuler
Hartman
Prospect Streets
Beshlin
O’neil
Prospect Street
O'Neil
Walters
E. T. Beck
Prospect Stree
Freight Wreck At Ludlow Delays Traffic
A freight wreck at Ludlow on the P. and E. railroad delayed traffic for hours. Five freight cars left the track with two in the ditch and three on the ties, disrupting travel after a Sunday night incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Saxon and Andrews Wed at First M E Parsonage
Warren groom Wm Henry Saxon and Oil City bride Kate Andrews wed at the First M E parsonage on Fourth avenue with Rev Norris A White performing the ceremony last Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Henry Saxon
Warren
Kate Andrews
Oil City
Norris A. White
M. E. Parsonage
Fourth Avenue
Odd Fellows Picnic Set for August 18 in the Grove
The Grand Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows announces its annual picnic on Wednesday August 18 in the grove near the railroad. Members invite all to attend with dancing races speeches and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Valley Lodge of Odd Fellows
Martha Weiler Hosts Visiting Guest at Formal Evening
Martha Weiler entertained last Thursday evening in honor of Miss Helen Weinberg of Schenectady New York. Vocal selections were rendered by Mrs H C Wagstaff assisted by Miss Weinberg. Out of town guests included Mrs H C Wagstaff of Philadelphia Mrs Ralph Brooks and Miss Brooks of Coffeyville Kansas Laura Marsh of Los Angeles California and Miss Helen Weinberg of Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Weiler
Helen Weinberg
Schenectady
N. Y
H. C. Wagstaff
Weinberg
Philadelphia
Ralph Brooks
Brooks
Coffeyville
Kan
Laura Marsh
Los Angeles
Cal
Mount charged with opening mail between Kane and Pottsburgh
W P Mount a Kane railway mail clerk was brought before U S Commissioner C M Shawkey charged with opening letters and stealing money. He waived a hearing and was held for trial at the U S Court in Erie in September under $1000 bail posted by J W Crawford. He is son of A P Mount, Corry architect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Mount
Kane
Kane and
Pottsburgh
U. S
C. M. Shawkey
U. S. Court
Erie
J. W. Crawford
A. P. Mount
New oil well starts in Warren West End
A. D. Goal and Son begin drilling well No 2 for Ed H Morrison in the fourth ward near the river. The new well joins ten oil-producing wells in Warren West End, with prior well yielding about a barrel daily. Angelo Lucie, C H Smith delivery driver, arrested for driving without a license. hearing held Friday. Plus wedding notices for Eth el Frederika Hanna and Edward H Campbell in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Willy
Angelo Lucie
C. H. Smith
A. D. Goal & Son
Ed. H. Morrison
Fourth Ward
West End
Warren
Two Stoneham Men Held For September Court
After a short hearing in Justice J. E. Wheeler s office on Thursday afternoon presiding officer John Jones and Fred Rowe, both Stoneham residents, were held for trial at September court on the charge of impersonating an officer. Bail was set at fifty dollars for each defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiona
Pennsylvania Ave
Wheeler
J. E. Wheeler
September Court
Stoneham
John Jones
Fred Rowe
Repairs Start On North Warren Road Track Work
The street railway company has set a gang to repair tracks between Warren refinery and Buck's store in preparation for macadam road work by the state highway department. The railway company aims to finish its portion in about two weeks before the highway department begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Street Railway Company
Warren
Buck’s
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Delivery Wagon News: Child Narrowly Escapes
A 16 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Olson of East Pennsylvania Avenue narrowly avoided death when a delivery wagon passed over him on a Monday morning. The horse leaped aside as he stepped into the street, and the boy sustained only a foot injury from a wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Olson
East Pennsylvania Avenue
Mrs Lena Strand Dies At Cable Hollow Home
Mrs Lena Strand 71 years 11 months 11 days wife of Chas Strand died at 5 40 am Wednesday at their Cable Hollow home Survived by husband seven children and seven grandchildren A funeral service will be held Sunday at 2 pm with a prayer service at 1 45 pm at the United Brethren Church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Strand
Akeley
Lena Strand
Cable Hollow
Edward C
Denver
Colo
Ames J
Henry G
Los Angeles
Cal
Amelia Jones
Jamestown
Minnie Gage
Fox Hill
Emma Firth
Sugar Grove
Adah Strand
United Breth- Aei
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sugar Grove House
Keeler
John Munn
Steber
Jones Bros. Lions
D. C. Marsh
du Bois
W. B. Culbertson
Grand Valley
Frewsburg
North Warren
Corydon
Attorney Krantz
Karl A. Krantz
Kinzua
Columbia Theatre
Miss Helen Jones
Miss Chapman
Chapman
Syracuse, N.Y
Helen Jones
W. H. Jones
Warren Man Takkes
Smith Co. Auto
Ethel Hanna
George Stanley Hanna
Ethel Frederika
Edward H. Campbell
Hanna
Laurel Street
September
North Warren Road
Patent Medicine
Second Ave
Warren, Pa
Redding Shoe CO
Bailey
Curley
Gillette
Yankee
Arnold
Gem Junior
Clark
Enders
King
Week
Ward
Yale
Star
Gem
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