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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1911
Page
4
George McGlaughlin, long treated at Emergency Hospital for three weeks due to a blood poisoning attack, has recovered enough to be out on the street. The town papers note several local items including business sale in Sugar Grove, local arrests, and upcoming civic events.
A grandfather relays a chilling tale of Anne Halliwell accused of witchcraft in Salem. Mark Spooner schemes to marry her, a mysterious stranger with a horned demonic look rescues Anne, and Joel Hallitt later enters the wood to confront the supposed devil as Anne and he flee together.
Numerous residents and relatives visit across states and cities. Kern McCray stays in Warren from West Virginia with his family. Mrs. J A Samson and children journey to Bowling Green Ohio for a week with relatives. Others travel to Bradford Wilkes-Barre Elmira and Wel land Ontario visiting friends and kin.
Aug. 17 report says Col Goethals backs depopulation of the canal zone to improve wartime security. Colon and Cristobal to thin population as Jamaicans and foreign labor move out, with Americans preferred for final canal work.
Walter S Page 67 former Warren blacksmith and veteran died after months of illness at his home 415 Water Street He was born May 30 1844 in Newburyport Massachusetts and married Adelaide Straight June 13 1876 He served in the Civil War from 1862 to 1865 was a member of Eben N Ford Post G A R Survived by wife a son Roy W Page Tulsa Oklahoma and two daughters Mildred and Florence both Warren Several sisters in Massachusetts Funeral services were held at the family home Monday at 2 30 pm with interment in Oakland Cemetery
David H. Gailey of Clarendon died at the Emergency Hospital after a three week typhoid illness. He was 37, survived by his widow and son Clare, a sister Mrs. Isaac Mears, and had many friends in Warren. A member of the Odd Fellows, North Star Masons, and recently voted into Warren Elks. He lived in Clarendon since boyhood and worked at the Smith Refinery. He will be missed in business and social circles.
Berlin August 17 Prince Henry of Reuss died of heart failure aboard a train en route to Bad Kissingen. He led the younger branch of the House of Reuss and was born May 28 1832.
Sir Henry Dalziel MP for Kirkcaldy, Scotland, moved in the house of commons a bill proposing home rule for Scotland. The measure aims to establish a Scottish government with devolved powers.
For sale a quantity of first class household goods used but little. For list and prices address Household Goods care of Warren Mail Warren Pa.
John S. Jones of Tiona and Mary F. Green of Sugar Run were married at the parsonage of the First M E Church by Rev. H M Conaway on Thursday afternoon at one o clock.
Two aviators, Lt. Croix Johnstone and W. C. Badger, were killed Tuesday afternoon during the Chicago aviation meet. Badger was crushed and Johnstone drowned in Lake Michigan when his motor exploded.
The Chautauqua county fair will open at Central Park on August 23. The event will feature the largest grape and fruit exhibit ever seen, with a large number of stock and poultry entries already received.
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets for the Grangers' Williams Grove picnic in Williams Grove Pennsylvania from August 22 to September 1 at reduced rates. Tickets to Williams Grove depart from stations in Pennsylvania and from Baltimore Elmira Frederick and intermediate Northern Central Railway stations with return by September 5.
In the Court of Warren County Pennsylvania estate of John G Grindley deceased W F Grindley administrator will on September 4 1911 at 2 PM petition the court for leave to sell Lot 853 Fifth street Warren bounded by Cobham Pickett No 20 and a reserved tract to pay debts of the estate A August 10 1911 Aug 17 24 31
The Register of Warren County announces that several estate accounts filed by administrators executors and guardians will be heard by the Orphans Court on September 4 at 2 p.m. listed are George P Brockway Walter M Newton C E Bell Jamieson A Macintosh Ezra Knapp Emil H Lampe R E Dyke James T Brennan D L Ball and others with dates of filing ranging from May to Aug 1911 and references to guardianship and distribution accounts.
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