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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
1
The article urges opening a bank account for both small and large sums. It argues saving money ensures safekeeping, builds thrift and discipline, and fosters an understanding of business principles essential to success. It emphasizes safety from theft and the value of starting saving habits early.
An advertisement offering full banking services with assurances of courtesy and safety for all clients seeking to establish relations with a trusted, strong bank.
A snappy column notes a trend where rapid profits tempt risky life choices. It contrasts a man seeking an auto with the heavy cost of maintaining two households, implying financial strain drove the divorce decision.
Home Matters column lists numerous Warren area visits and arrivals including Wm Rhode moving to Glade and Mrs E D Alling visiting Warren. It notes new streetcar cars, jurors for U S District Court, health officer appointment, and a Attending events such as a masquerade at Conewango Club and an Aida performance at Library Theatre.
M. L. Dalrymple died Sunday morning November 28 at his East Street home after long illness. Born June 7 1852 at Yankee Bush, he lived there most of his life until moving to Warren for health reasons. He suffered locomotor ataxia for nearly thirty years and was bedridden seven weeks. Survived by sisters Flora and Mrs. M. Sturdevant and brothers O B Dalrymple, T W McNett, funeral Tuesday at his home, conducted by Rev H M Conaway.
Mary Branch died at her parents home on Jackson street after years of poor health. She leaves five brothers and three sisters including Edith of Warren and Lisle W. of Warren. Funeral conducted by Rev Drummond of First Baptist at home, burial in Oakland cemetery.
Mrs Lavern Weiler formerly Ailie Motto of Warren Pennsylvania died Tuesday November 23 at 745 am at Brooks Memorial Hospital in Dun Kirk New York. She was born November 17 1875 in Warren County and is survived by her husband three daughters Jane Catherine and Gladys a son Maurice her parents Mr and Mrs Peter Motto three sisters Mrs Anne Mrs H E Cousins and Josephine Motto and two brothers Samuel Motto of Olean and Charles Motto of New York. Funeral was held last Friday at 1 pm from the home of her parents 1105 Pennsylvania Avenue West.
Export data shows Italy imported more cottonseed oil with a rise of 2,340,000 dollars. The report also notes growing demand for pure olive oil as a parallel trend in the market.
Multiple wedding notices from Warren detail unions including Herbert Rycroft Lucke and Maria Geraldine King in Warren and New York City, Charles Arnold Porth and Alice Josephine Masterson, Paul C Hagberg and Mildred Peck, and Clarence Minium and Julia M Wills. Each couple plans to reside locally or nearby after ceremonies conducted by local clergy.
In 1909 several births are reported: at Pittsburg on Nov 27 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Thos I Donaldson nee Harriett Noyes of SLEIGLE. at Warren on Nov 28 a daughter to Mr. and Mrs John Sleigle, 301 Pennsylvania Ave. at Warren on Nov 26 a daughter to Captain and Mrs C E Bordwell. at Navy on Nov 28 a daughter to Mr and Mrs John S Stadel. at Warren on Nov 25 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Gray.
Mrs. John Parshall of Tidioute died November 23 after a brief illness marked by paralysis. Her husband died several months earlier. A well known local woman with many friends, she leaves four children and a sister, Mrs. R. G. Mead of Warren. Funeral services were held last Saturday afternoon with interment in Tidioute cemetery.
Thomas Anderson, while hunting bears six miles north of Kinzua, Pa., Saturday, suffered a severe gun loading accident. A full charge tore into his right arm, requiring amputation at the shoulder. He was accompanied by a companion at the time.
Mr and Mrs M Amann were surprised at their Jackson Run home by about thirty friends last Saturday. The gathering featured games and music with dainty refreshments. Guests left with a remembrance of goodwill and wishes for many happy birthdays.
Two good games at Russell Park last Thursday afternoon ended in a 6 to 6 tie between Warren and Bradford high schools. The afternoon also featured a scoreless clash between an old Warren star team and Clarendon high school, drawing a large crowd.
Harry Nichols, a Pennsylvania railroad switchman, was crushed by wheels after falling from a box car near Riverside Acid Works. He underwent amputation of part of his foot at Emergency hospital and is resting comfortably. Will Sechrist, injured Monday, is recovering nicely.
Former Spink resident Carl C. Spink wed Ethel P. Rawlings of Falconer in a indoors ceremony at the bride’s parents home. About 25 relatives and friends attended last Thursday afternoon at 1 30 o clock.
Russell Nov 25. A large turnout of Russell youths held a surprise party at the Weiss home to honor Percy Weiss who at 18 has become assistant station agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad at Girard Ohio. The evening featured vocal and literary selections and a four course luncheon after the birthday surprise and a valuable present.
Robbers struck Corydon post office during Navy night, stealing $300 in stamps and $18 in cash after breaking into the railroad tool house to obtain crowbars and forcing the safe. Three suspects were seen by the night operator near Kinzua at about 3 a.m. heading toward Warren.
Stockholders met last Friday at John Siggins Jr in Warren in the Warren National Bank building and elected temporary directors F A Hall Warren C S McClintock Corydon L Marsh Kinzua Emil Johnson J G Johnson and J W Kendall Warren F A Shaw Tidioute W V Hodges Russell and Charles C Wilson Bear Lake.
The new armory for Company I, N G P, is finished thirty days early. The architect has visited and the Armory Board of the State will inspect soon to accept the building. The Mirror notes it as a handsome structure and a valuable addition to the town.
Sheriff Morrison and County Detective Jones lead a thorough probe into the disappearance of Enoch Gibbs. State Constabulary members assist as Gibbs' wife insists foul play may be involved since the Bradford move.
David Walton an aged Columbus resident died Sunday morning at 10 oclock He is survived by a wife The funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 pm from his late home
Hiram Haley longtime South Valley resident died at home Friday evening after a bank run incident. Funeral held Sunday at Ivory church at 2 pm. Survived by mother Mrs. Mary Wright, brother Harvey Haley of Grand Valley, and four half brothers Orrin Myron Calvin and Samuel Wright. Interment Ivory cemetery.
A Los Angeles man leaves $500,000 to a woman who spurned his marriage proposal years earlier, creating a notable posthumous testament to gratitude in local circles.
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