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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
8
Reverend Cantlin announced that Michael J. Wager of Warren Pennsylvania donated the church bell to St Teresa’s Catholic Church. Wager, a former resident who lived in Union City years ago, funded a bell that tolls at 6 12 and 6 o'clock daily and will honor his memory locally.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania officials announce ballot boxes in districts accused of fraud will be opened before tallying votes. The court says the New Boston boxes were not opened due to withdrawal of an application, while boxes from Ashland Tamaqua and Cass township will be opened first, aiming to ensure fair elections.
Pierre South Dakota reports a drop of 1.5 million dollars in gold production this year, with total output pegged at 4,921,304 dollars. The item follows a brief humor dialogue about weekly allowances and social calls.
Local retailer announces a surplus stock clearance as it prepares to introduce new holiday lines. The sale accelerates consolidation of inventory to make room for forthcoming merchandise.
Mrs. P. A. Bryant of Sonora New York was fatally burned after a kitchen stove blaze. Her husband, a former postmaster, rushed to help but she died within minutes from severe burns and inhalation, aged 76.
Local readers are urged to advertise in the Mail to reach a broad audience. This notice promises quick responses and strong return on investment for small businesses and merchants seeking new customers.
An opportunity to supply your wants at prices rivaling competitors. Goods at discounts from 25 percent to 35 1-3 percent and some items at absolutely cost. Time and place to attend, come early. All sale items require spot cash, no charges at special prices.
The National Grange adopted a resolution at Atlantic City calling for drastic regulation of all U S railway lines with powers for the Interstate Commerce Commission to nullify extortionate freight and passenger rates. It backed radical Payne Aldrich tariff changes and physical valuation of trunk lines, plus federal aid for roads, postal parcels, natural resources, and a national income tax.
A Franklin Pennsylvania court decree makes Miss Elizabeth Hill aged 44 the adopted daughter of Thomas OConnor aged 65. Hill, an orphan since age four, had resided with the OConnor family. with Mrs. OConnor's recent death there is no other heir, and Elizabeth Hill becomes Elizabeth Hill OConnor and heir to her foster father’s estate.
Supreme Court Justice Cladding directed a verdict of not guilty for Charles J. Knapp of Binghamton former president of the Binghamton Trust company. He faced an indictment in Broome county charging criminally receiving deposits at Knapp Brothers private bank knowing it was insolvent.
Executors state the will will not be probated until late this week. They will not disclose the estate's value. Wolferts Roost in Albany is unencumbered and the real estate estate is small with personal property under 25000 dollars.
Clarence Green, 20, was killed Tuesday in Wellsville area when Will Chandler, a resident of Hallsport, demonstrated a gun's action before Green at a mirror. Chandler fired the weapon, the bullet striking Green in the temple and causing instant death.
The body of an unidentified man about 45 was recovered from the Erie canal opposite Wayne county home near Walworth New York. He appeared demented and could not identify himself after arriving at the home about six weeks earlier. Overseer Hiram McKee had admitted him.
Mr Charles Dove and Miss Elizabeth Kirberger were married in Jamestown on Saturday November 19. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J W Kirberger on Plum Street.
The wedding of Miss Alice Grace Latshaw daughter of Mr and Mrs R C Latshaw Kane and Mr J Clarence Mangan son of Mr and Mrs James Mangan Warren took place Monday at 10 am at St Callistus parsonage Kane Rev Father Dennis Curley officiating Attendants were Miss Lydia Latshaw and Mr Neal Curtin Afterward the bridal party visited the bride’s home 118 Hemlock Avenue for a wedding breakfast The home featured pink and white decorations with cut flowers Simax and orange and pepper tree branches gifted from Stockton California The couple received many gifts of cut glass hand painted china and other items They will honeymoon in Buffalo and other cities before settling in Warren
Miss Christine Blackwood and Fay Belden both of West Spring Creek Pa were married Wednesday afternoon November 23 at the office of Justice J E Wheeler.
C. N. MacWilliams and Miss Elsie M. Sanford of Warren were married in Jamestown New York on Thursday November 24. They plan to reside at 120 Penns Avenue East for the time being.
Warren's younger society held a dancing party for about 50 guests at Woodard's hall on Thanksgiving night. O. S. Russell and Perry Horton led the event with Stricker's orchestra providing music.
The Warren branch of the Needlework Guild of America held its second annual meeting at Trinity Memorial church parish house on Friday November 18 at 2 30. After regular business officers were elected for 1911 with the old officers re elected President Mrs W H Jones Vice President Mrs A I Wood Secretary Miss Kate Winger Treasurer Mrs F A Steber
Elliot B. Walton of Bear Lake was discharged from the State hospital for the Insane at North Warren following a court order. After two years as a patient he showed little insanity, and physicians testified he was cured, prompting the judge to grant discharge. Fire destroyed Mrs. Anna Malia’s home at 12 Clark Street, starting in a cupboard. loss about 1400 dollars with 800 dollars insured. Mice gnawing matches suspected. W. G. Shannon, longtime Irvine resident, died at 10:30 after illness described as acute indigestion. He was 62, survived by his second wife and two sisters. funeral held Monday in Irvine Cemetery.
A compilation of property deeds showing transfers from West Warren Real Estate Co. and numerous individuals to buyers in Warren, Sugar Grove, Farmington, Freehold, Corydon, Conewango, Kinzua, and Glade with prices ranging from $1 to $4,500. Names include Delbro Davis, J. D. Lindsey, Homer M. Preston, Maude C. Pay, John Rhoades, Alexander Forbes, and many others.
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