2 Stewart Wilcox Reunion Held At Sugar Grove Pa
The 35th annual Wilcox and Stewart family reunion is today at Murry W Harringtons home on Pleasant avenue Sugar Grove Pa. A 64 by 150 foot steel skating rink building will be erected on Samuel Peterson property near the millrace on Pennsylvania avenue east for use as a skating rink.
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Wilcox
Stewart
Murry W. Harrington
Pleasant Avenue
Sugar Grove
Samuel Peterson
Pennsylvania Avenue East
County Commissioners To Attend State Convention
A. C. Mook E. E. Thompson and S. E. Cramer with Solicitor John Siggins left Tuesday for Williamsport to attend the annual convention of county commissioners of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Mook
E. E. Thompson
S. E. Cramer
John Siggins
Williamsport
State
Knopf Tremaine Wedding At Grace M E Church Parsonage
Henry F. Knopf and Miss Leah Ruth Tremaine were married Tuesday morning at Grace M. E. church parsonage by Rev. H. H. Barr. The couple and friends then went to the bride’s home on Dorthy Run for a wedding dinner.
Aviator Al Engel To Fly Water And Air At Lake Chautauqua
Al J Engel announces water and air flights at Lake Chautauqua on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week. Two flights daily from 9 to 10 am and 4 to 5 pm. Engel uses an improved Curtis machine and is a well known aviator.
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Chautauqua
al. J. Engel
Lake Chautauqua
Engle
Curtis
Farmhouse Blaze Destroys Kuhns Property Near Warren
Pearl Kuhns home on Hatch Run about four miles from Warren burned to the ground Tuesday morning. Kuhns left at 6:00 and by 6:40 flames broke out. Neighbors could not save house or contents.
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Pearl Kuhns
Hatch Run
Warren
Typhoid Patients at Warren Hospital
Four typhoid cases were admitted to the Emergency hospital at Warren on Monday the highest number in a long time. None are locals. all come from rural towns. Names listed: Arthur Felton and Albert Felton of Sheffield. Florence Dallas of Clarendon. Burdette Newark of Kinzua.
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Warren
Arthur Felton
Albert Felton
Sheffield
Florence Dallas
Clarendon
Burdette
Newark
Kinzua
John Ryan and Company win Farmington macadam contract
John Ryan and Company of Coudersport secured a contract to build about two miles of macadam road in Farmington township extending to Russell for 27 900 dollars. State pays half, county and township share the other half, work to begin within ten days of signing. Gates open Sunday at Chautauqua marks new visitor policy.
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John Ryan and Company of
Coudersport
Farmington Township
Russell
Yeamster Created Excitement
Frank Cram a James town New York teamster caused a scene by leaping from a second story window at 9 30 p m in his night clothes and fleeing three blocks amid delirium tremens fearing black men branding him with hot irons. Piomaine Poisoning: the Nero family Warren loses a daughter after ham and ice cream meal. a non eating child remained well suggesting ham illness.
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Yeamster
Frank Cram
Jamestown
N. Y
Cram
Casler Family Reunion Held at Recreation Park
The 16th Casler family reunion near Columbus on August 9 drew about 75 relatives from Sherman, Pleasantville, Union City, Clymer and nearby areas. Officers elected for the year were President Abram Casler Vice-president Peter Casler Secretary Treasurer Richard Casler Historian Frank Casler.
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Casler
Recreation Park
Columbus
Abram Casler
Peter Casler
Y Treas
Richard Casler
Frank Casler
Sherman
Pleasantville
Union City
Clymer
Youth Amputated After Hand Entanglement on Oil Rig
Clarence Swope a 17 year old youth from Barnes loses three fingers on his left hand and one finger on his right while watching oil workers. A rope twist pulled his hand into a capstan on a tripod, forcing amputation of the injured fingers.
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Clarence Swope
Barnes
Ices
Birth of Daughter to Reinhardt Family in Warren County
A daughter was born Sunday morning to Mr. and Mrs. William Reinhardt of Southwest township Warren county. Mother and babe are doing nicely. The father is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt of Titusville. The newborn is the couple’s second child, joining a six year old brother or sister. Also noted is a newly born Reinhardt daughter to Professor and Mrs. Gordon McClellan of Indiana Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reinhardt
Southwest Township
Warren County
Babe
Jacob Reinhardt
Titusville
Reinhardt
Gordon McClellan
Indiana, Pa
Rural Letter Carriers Family Reunion at Allegheny Springs
The fourth annual reunion and picnic of Rural Letter Carriers and families of Warren and Forest counties was held Sunday at Allegheny Springs. Members gathered at the hotel in the pines for a noonday dinner after morning activities and shared lunches in the grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Forest
Allegheny Springs
Uncle Sams
Spring Creek Man Hurt In Columbus Accident
Clifford Clarke of Spring Creek suffered a serious injury Wednesday morning while unloading a barrel of gasoline at Columbus. The barrel slipped from the wagon, pinned his right hand and crushed it on the barrel rim as the horses started. Dr. Mears treated him in Columbus before he rode to Corry to continue home.
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Clifford Clarke
Spring Creek
Columbus
Clarke
Dr. Mears
Corry
Freight station bid opening planned in Warren
Plans for a new freight station in Warren by the A. V. & P. railroad will be opened for bids Saturday at the Lake Shore general offices in Cleveland. If bids fit the railroad appropriation, contracts will be awarded and work start soon with completion targeted for fall.
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Warren
Hickory Street
Third Avenue
Pickett Hardware Company
Lake Shore
Cleveland
O'Neil Heads Retailers in Pennsylvania Association
J Denny ONeil of McKeesport was elected president of the Pennsylvania Retailers Association at last Thursday’s session. New officers include A M Howes Erie secretary W H Nelson Chester treasurer J W Kendall Warren D K Dervin Tarentum and A Shutte Erie with Neff New Castle P M Malloy Williamsport and Albert Kaiser Philadelphia as executive committee members. Philadelphia was chosen as next convention city. About 300 attended the banquet at the Outing Club to close the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Denny O’neil
McKeesport
Pennsylvania Retailers’ Association
A. M. Howes
Erie
W. H. Nelson
Chester
J. W. Kendall
Warren
D. K. Dervin
Tarentum
A. Shutte
A Neff
New Castle
P. M. Malloy
Williamsport
Albert Kaiser
Philadelphia
Automobile Crash Injures National Biscuit Co. Employee
John Gulnac, a National Biscuit Company worker, suffered severe injuries in a Thursday afternoon crash near Tidioute after his car collided with wagons loaded with ties. His front wheels slipped, the vehicle overturned, and he was pinned, breaking a leg and tearing ribs. X rays suggest paralysis from spinal congestion, not displacement. He was treated by Dr. Brigs and sent to Emergency Hospital.
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John Gulnac
National Biscuit Company
Tidioute
Kellettville
Brigs of
Tidicute
Unclaimed Auto Sale Held by Masterson & Company
An annual sale of unclaimed goods from the Pennsylvania Railroad division occurred Saturday afternoon at Masterson & Company store rooms. Many items sold at auction, with buyers receiving bargains, while others found calendars and obsolete advertising matter or Symall's handbooks in their packages.
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Pennsylyvania
Masterson & Company
Symall
Erie County
Charles Page Opens Free Tulsa Playground For 300 Children
Tulsa magnate Charles Page provides an eighty acre forest park near Sand Springs with a daily summer outing program for 300 children and plans to expand to 1,000. The park offers fresh air recreation for kids and a respite for overworked mothers in the heated season.
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Charles Page
Tulsa
Okla
Charles ‘Ge
Sand Springs
Page
United States
Fire Claims 32nd Victim From Binghamton Plant Disaster
The 32nd victim died from burns and injuries after leaping from the fourth floor during the Binghamton Clothing company plant fire two weeks earlier. Mrs May Layton died at the city hospital, bringing the total fatalities to 32 with 21 still unidentified.
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Binghamton Clothing Company
May Layton
City Hospital
Woodchuck With False Teeth Baffles Granger Family
Will Granger of Sandisfield, Pa., trapped a woodchuck last Friday that had a set of false teeth. The Granger family theorizes someone lost the teeth and the animal seized them for its use.
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Will Granger
Sandisfield
Granger
Woodchuck
Warren County Sealer of Weights and Measures Job Draws 50 Applicants
More than fifty men applied to the Warren County Commissioners for the Sealer of Weights and Measures post. The job pays at least 1900 dollars but demands substantial experience and skill, keeping commissioners busy in the selection process.
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Warren County Commissioners
Employment Notice for Silk Company in Warren
The Chamber of Commerce in Warren Pa announces a 1910 job listing for Thissen and Durkin Silk Company. Interested applicants should write to I J Muse Secretary to enroll and secure a place on the list.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Warren
Thissen &Durkin Silk Company
Ad Leads to Wedding Stenographer Marries Employer
Windsor Locks Conn August 14 Miss Mae L Kane a stenographer who answered a newspaper advertisement for an opening at Newtown C Williams employer in Windsor Locks Electric Equipment Company married Williams at St Marys Catholic church yesterday in a large ceremony.
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Windsor Locks
Conn
Mae L. Kane
Newtown
C. Williams
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Williams
Aged Pittsburgh Man Arrested for Vagrancy Refuses Fine
J K Scott a 90 year old resident of Elizabeth Pa with 300900 in real estate and 20000 in large denomination bills sewn in his coat was arrested in Pittsburgh on a vagrancy charge. An court attache saved him from the workhouse and he refused to pay the fine citing ample funds. Police found the 20000 in his coat.
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Pittsburgh
J. K. Scott
Elizabeth
Huckleberry harvest booms near Coburn in Centre county
Bellefonte reports a strong huckleberry crop this year with Coburn area singled out as highly prolific. Berry picking has become a local business as hundreds of bushels are gathered and demand remains high across the mountains in Centre county.
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Bellefonte
Coburn
Centre County
American Committee Plans US Canada Memorial Arch
The Duluth Minnesota based American committee plans a United States Canada memorial arch or bridge for the 100 years of peace celebration. The structure would be placed at the Duluth and St. Vincent road junction with the road to Winnipeg to command traffic from North Dakota and beyond.
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Duluth
Minn
United states-Canada
St. Vincent
Winnipeg
North Dakota
Tmartiri
Andani
Lj Aso
Farm Wives Lift Ton A Day Says President Cook
Washington Aug 14 In a U S Bureau of Education bulletin Prof Joe Cook of Mississippi Normal college says the average farm wife lifts a ton of water daily. He notes the labor begins at the well and continues through kitchen kettle dishpan and outdoor use, totaling six carries per day.
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Washington
Joe Cook
Mississippi Normal College
United States Bureau of Education
Eugenic marriage law prompts refusals in Pittsburgh
Four couples balk at the new eugenic license questions and plan to marry in other states. Clerk Walter Nevin notes thirty couples have refused to answer questions about their physical condition. Dr J F Edwards supports stricter laws and predicts nationwide adoption of tougher marriage regulations.
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Pittsburgh
Court House Annex
Walter Nevin
J. F. Edwards
Bureau of Infectious Diseases and
Union
Pennsylvania
Senate moves to override Sulzer veto on party committees
Albany reports the senate passed Senator Brown's bill to create 150 member state party committees with one member per assembly district and voting strength based on the district party vote in the prior gubernatorial election. The plan is to override the governor's veto in the assembly next week.
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Albany
Senate
Sulzer
Brown
Assembly
Joke Causes Man's Death In Yonkers
In Yonkers New York August 14 William Colbert a carpenter dozed in a case a practical joker dabbed shoe polish on his face Colbert awoke saw a mirror and laughed then died of heart disease Coroner Dunn was notified.
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Yonkers
N. Y
William Colbert
Colbert
Dunn
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Stewart—Wilcox
Convention of Commissioners
Recorder Bassett
William J. Smith
Cable Hollow
Pine Grove
Eliza J. Rounds
Pittsfield
Charles A. Clark
Clark
J. G. Bert
Florida
Kane Summit
James Marquette
Carnahan, McGill and McGrew
Pittsfield Township
Grand Valley
Anderson
Chautauqua County
Celoron Theatre
Union Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Gas Company
McKean
Elk Counties
Second Avenue
F. A. Woolworth
G. G. G. Metal Stamping Company
Buffalo
Buffalo Field
Edward Nero
Fach
O’neil
Demnison
Masonic Temple
Bidg
Warren, Penn
I. J. Muse
Sec
Pittsburg
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