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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
2
Notice lists nominating offices for county and borough wards, including judges, sheriffs, treasurers, auditors, school directors, councilmen, constables, and other officials. Names: Jon A. C. Mook, E. M. Lowe, S. A. Cramer. Clerk Addison White. Dates July 17 and August 7.
In Warren County Common Pleas case 28 March term 1919 Esther A Johnson libellant vs Gilbert T Johnson respondent the sheriff issues notice to appear at Warren Court House on September 1 to answer the complaint and justify why divorce should not be granted The notice bearing dates July 1 1919 and July 17 is signed by Sheriff W W Muir and attorney D A Arird
Plea filed in Sept. Term 1919 libellant Margaret C. Manross seeks divorce from James B. Manross. Subpoenas issued and returned. court to hear on first day of term why bonds of matrimony should be dissolved. Sheriff notice posted July 17, 1919. D. A. Arird, Attorney.
The estate of Peter Erickson's administrator Seth M Vistrand has filed and had its account confirmed. The court will hear the administrator's discharge petition on September 1, 1919 at 10 a.m. in Warren County. All interested parties may attend. July 15, 161%
Administration notices the estate of Alice M. Samson of Warren County Pa has letters of administration granted. Creditors must render immediate payment and claimants should present verified claims for settlement to the undersigned.
The War Department approved a special certificate for soldiers wounded in the Germany conflict. It will bear the top legend Columbia gives to her sons the accolade of the new chivalry of humanity and below list the soldier’s name rank unit and the action in which he was wounded.
Political ad by Col. Fred E Windsor endorses Lt Eric S Munson for Warren County sheriff. He lauds Munson's World War I service, French Croix de Guerre badge, hospital time, and sacrifice, arguing only a returned veteran fits the job. He urges soldiers and families to vote Munson on September sixteenth, highlighting duty, loyalty, and common sacrifice.
Fred E. Windsor declares support for Munson in the sheriff race urging voters to back the candidate. The message emphasizes commitment to law enforcement and public safety.
Herbert Hoover argues in Paris that the United States cannot abandon the League of Nations or the peace treaty. He warns abandoning the covenant would collapse the treaty and plunge Europe into chaos, urging continued American leadership and a guiding world court to stabilize postwar democracies.
Timetabled departures listed for the Renovo Division include East bound trains to Kane Ridgway Harrisburg and Philadelphia from Warren at 9 05 AM 3 20 PM Kane only 7 37 Kane only 8 10 PM Westbound to Corry and Erie at 7 30 AM 8 17 AM 1 29 PM and 7 45 PM River Division to Salamanca Olean 9 18 AM and 6 26 PM Oil City Pittsburgh 9 57 AM and 7 30 PM
North to Dunkirk at 8 48 A M and 3 48 South to Titusville at 11 15 A M and 5 14 P M Sunday or bound 8 48 A M South bound 8 41 MM First car leaves Warren at 6 10 A M and hourly thereafter except last car 10 45 P M First car Jamestown to Warren 49 A M and hourly on the half hour there after last car 10 45 P M
The first car departs Warren at 5 59 A M and runs hourly on the hour throughout the day, with the final car leaving at 10 45 P M, indicating a full-day timetable.
Transport times listed for routes from Jamestown to Salamanca Elmira Binghamton and New York to Meadville Sharon Youngstown Akron and Chicago with multiple daily departures. Additional services include Cleveland via Youngstown and Bear Lake Corry Meadville and Buffalo via Erie Railroad and via J W N W Traction.
H A Fuellhart announces candidacy for Republican nomina tion as Warren county treasurer subject to primary voters decision. Dated January 2 1919 from Tidioute Pennsylvania.
Andrew R. Black of Warren Pennsylvania announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination as treasurer of Warren County subject to Republican voters at the primaries on the third Tuesday of September 1919. November 6 1918.
County Commissioner Warren County faces Republican voters in the September 17 1919 primaries. W D Ward appears as a candidate affecting the race with grade two status noted April 10 19.
Lieutenant Erick S. Munson announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Warren County Pennsylvania. The primary election is set for Tuesday September 16 and will be decided by Republican voters.
An advertisement from The Weed Company of Wilton Conn offers listing names and addresses for advertising mail. It asks for 10 cents to enter a name on an alphabetically arranged list sent to advertisers.
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