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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
5
The Warren Axe and Tool Company plant is manufacturing a batch of 100000 turnbuckles for use on saddle hardware in the British army. This sizable order highlights wartime production commitments and industrial output.
News arrives of the marriage of Glenn Castle Arnold to Miss Minta Johnson. The couple, both former Sugar Grove seminary teachers, will reside at home after December 1 in St. Marys Ohio.
Charles A. Galbraith of Venango county has been named a trustee of the State Hospital for the Insane at North Warren to fill the vacancy created by S R Mason’s death of Mercer County.
Curtis Leather Co at Ludlow resumes full production, now turning out 1 700 sides daily for an order from a St. Louis firm to supply saddles for the French cavalry. War demand cited as the cause of the revival and factories operate at peak capacity again.
A Sunday blaze gutted Marienville Forest County business district injuring no one. The fire started near the New Marion hotel and swept through the square destroying hotels, shops, offices, a telephone exchange, post office block, and several residences. Estimated loss exceeds 150000 with about a quarter insured.
Floyd Whitcomb and Letha Hulburt both of Chandler's Valley were united in marriage Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 o'clock at the parsonage of the First Lutheran church by Rev. W C Beck. The couple plans to reside in Chandler's Valley. Small Pox Scare Subsides at Kane. Health authorities lifted the quarantine after a week, churches and schools reopened, no new cases since Monday of last week.
Thomas K. Williams died at his home in Tiona Sunday morning at 83. He had resided in Warren County for many years. Survived by his widow and several daughters: Mrs. Colemine of Toronto, Mrs. Casey and Mrs. Martin of Wheeling, Mrs. Beers of Bridgeville, Conn., Mrs. Leo B. Hite of New York City, and Mrs. Thompson of Tiona. Funeral sent to Emlenton, Pennsylvania for burial.
Chicago reports a five year old girl infected with foot and mouth disease after possible milk exposure from a Joliet dealer. State Veterinarian O E Dyson placed the home under quarantine while government inspectors began checking nearby stock.
After a major blaze destroyed most of Marienville Pennsylvania the town plans rapid rebuilding led by local businessman S G Mensch. Supplies poured in from nearby towns and temporary shops opened to aid the homeless. Keystones hotel owner L D Dana had barrels of whiskey removed before the W C T U punctured them and saved an illicit stock. Forest County becomes dry after the fire.
An incident near the Chicago lakefront ends with a patrolman debating local ordinances as a citizen alerts them to a man who has jumped from a pier. The man is fully clothed, and the officer questions the need for intervention while noting no swimwear ban.
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