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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
1
Safe Banking Offersand Principles for Successful Saving
The article promotes saving money as the only sure path to wealth, emphasizing safety from theft and the thrift, discipline, and business understanding that come with saving. It advertises courteous service and asserts the bank’s capacity to handle any trusted business, inviting new relations with a safe, strong bank.
Huss Concert Tickets On Sale At City Drug Store
Tickets for the Huss concert go on sale Thursday morning December 9 at City Drug Store. Advance sale tickets may be exchanged for reserved seats without extra charge. Canada moves to indulge in coal trust plans dated December 9 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Canada
Postmasters Warn Of Christmas Stamp Mails Refusals
Postmasters are informed that Great Britain Orange River Colony Rhodesia of the South Transvaal refuse mail articles bearing non postage charity stamps or labels. Germany allows such stamps on the back but not on the face. If a country refuses items bearing charity stamps the mail will be returned or sent to the Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Dead Letters Division. Articles bearing Christmas stamps for international mail must show full sender address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Orange River Colony
Rhodesia
Transvaal
Germany
Mrs. Philip Offerle Dies After Illness
Mrs. Philip Offerle of 10 Jackson Street died Sunday evening after a lingering illness. She is survived by two daughters Miss Jetta Warren and Mrs. A. P. Jas Person Oil City, her mother Mrs. A. J. Johnson, five brothers Joseph and Charles Warren Alfred and Andrew Russell Fred Waterford Pa, three sisters Mrs. Geo. Martindale Mrs. James Mason Warren and Mrs. Chas. G. Offerle Erie. The funeral was held from the home Wednesday at 2 o'clock with Rev. H. M. Conaway officiating. Interment in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Offerle
Jackson Street
Jetta
Warren
A. P. Jasperson
Oil City
A. J. Johnson
Joseph
Charles
Alfred
Andrew
Russell
Fred
Waterford
Geo. Martindale
James Mason
Butter Market Keeps High Prices In Jamestown
Butter remains costly with strong local demand and light supply. New York quotes for the day include 34 cent specials and 33 cent extras as receipts reach 3,966 packages in Jamestown for the day and 26,019 for the week, with market steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
New York
Barb Wire Swindler Promises Low Fence Rates
A barb wire fence agent replaces a lightning rod swindler after many grafts across the state. He offers farmers eight wire fences at 8 cents per foot. Farmers often sign but end up paying 8 cents per foot for each wire, a deceitful contractor trick.
Local Births and a Dairy Help Wanted Ad
Birth notices from Warren and Youngsville on December 4 and 3 1909 report a daughter for the Alzinger Nelson and Johnson families while the Ryberg family announces a son. An Irvine Warren County ad seeks a married couple to operate a dairy, with house garden and board provided.
Inter state Furniture Manufacturers Association Meets in Jamestown
The annual meeting of the Inter state Furniture Manufacturers Association was held Saturday afternoon at the Humphrey House. Officers elected include President F. M. Knapp Warren Pa Vice President C W Terry Salamanca Secretary Treasurer C L Eckman Jamestown and an executive committee of A C Norquist Jamestown C S Homer Warren Pa J W Newmaker Warren Pa and J A Sagerdahl Youngsville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Interstate Furniture Manufacturers’ Association
Humphrey House
F. M. Knapp
Warren
C. W. Terry
Salamanca
C. L. Eckman
A. C. Norquist
C. S. Homer
J. W. Newmaker
J. A. Sagerdahl
Youngsville, Pa
Dr Clark’s World Travel Reveals Close View of Peoples
The President of the Society of Christian Endeavor, Dr Clark, has journeyed widely and often stays in homes rather than inns. His Youth’s Companion article shares glimpses of life in Iceland, Turkey, China, Japan, Siberia, and the Transvaal, where he met former President Kruger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Clark
Society of Christian Endeavor
Iceland
Turkey
China
Japan
Siberia
Transvaal
Kruger
Novelty Shower for Bride Elect Anna Van Ord
Miss Ella Shuler hosted a masquerade novelty shower on Conewango Avenue in honor of Anna Van Ord who will soon marry. Guests arrived in unusual costumes and presented the bride with useful gifts. Refreshments were served and the hostess was praised as an ideal entertainer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Shuler
Conewango Avenue
Anna van Ord
Miss Shuler
Mrs Mary S McVay Dies at 78 in Jamestown
Mrs Mary Smith McVay wife of James McVay died at Jamestown Saturday afternoon aged 78 years. She had lived there 35 years and would have celebrated their golden wedding next week. She leaves two sons William and Henry McVay of Jamestown, three sisters Mrs Alice Mathews North East Pa Mrs Ann Hotchkiss and Mrs Kate St Clair of Warren, and two brothers John and Michael Smith of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary S. McVay
Mary Smith McVay
James McVay
Jamestown
Warren
John and
Michael Smith
Sundell, Axel F. dies at 42 after lingering illness
Axel Frederic Sundell died Sunday afternoon in Jamestown after a long illness. He was 42 and a member of the Swedish Zion church and the Scandinavian Temperance and Benevolent Society. He leaves three brothers Peter Sundell of Grand Valley Pennsylvania Charles Sundell of Red Oak Indiana and Gust Sundell of Jamestown and two sisters Mrs. Magnus Peterson and Anna Sundell, both of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axel Frederic Sundell
Jamestown
Swedish Zion Church
Scandinavian Temperance and Benevolent Society
Peter Sundell
Grand Valley
Charles Sundell
Red Oak
Gust Sundell
Magnus Peterson
Anna Sundell
Elected Officers of the War ren Golf Club
At the annual meeting the War ren Golf Club elected officers for the year Rev. W. H. Jones as president J. P. Jefferson as vice president O. A. Pressel as treasurer H. A. Crary as captain S. W. Waters G. C. Lott W. J. Richards and C. T. Conarro will join regular officers on the governing board for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Golf Club
W. H. Jones
J. P. Jefferson
O. A. Pressel
H. A. Crary
S. W. Waters
G. C. Lott
W. J. Richards
C. T. Conarro
Mrs. Cora Lind Johnson Dies at 80 in Lotuscville Pa
Mrs. Cora Lind Johnson, wife of Frederick Deloss Johnson, died at her home near Wrightsville on Monday evening November 30. A resident of Lotuscville for many years she was 80. She leaves a husband and five children two daughters and three sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotusville
Cora Lind Johnson
Wrightsville
Frederick Deloss Johnson
Pioneer Albert Hurd of Corry Dies at Home
Albert Hurd, a Corry pioneer, died Tuesday evening. He is survived by five children Mrs. Charles Edwards of Warren Mrs. B P Brown of Rixford Miss S Ida Hurd who cared for him at home and sons Charles and Fred Hurd of Laquin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Albert Hurd
Hurd
Charles Edwards
Warren
B. P. Brown
Rixford
S. Ida Hurd
Charles
Fred Hurd
Laquin
Comet Seen Through Telescope at Smith College
Halley's comet was visible December 4 through a 3 inch telescope at the Smith College Observatory in Northampton Massachusetts, reported via telegram to Harvard College Observatory in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Smith College
Northampton
Harvard College Observatory
Clark Newberry couple wed at First M E parsonage
F. E. Clark and Miss Rose Newberry were married November 16 at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage by Rev. H. M. Conaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Clark
Rose Newberry
M. E. Parsonage
H. M. Conaway
Timber and land offer from J EB Marxs of Kinzua PA
An advertisement offers one hundred acres cut over on a main road and one hundred fifty acres of timber for dimension stock. Contact J. EB. Marxs, Box 94, Kinzua, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Marxs
Kinzua
Woman Is Acquitted in Warren County Murder Trial
Mrs Anna L Anderson was found not guilty of murdering her husband in Glade township. The case drew wide attendance as the jury found in her favor after she testified to years of abuse and claimed self defense. The verdict ends a high profile capital crime trial in Warren County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Anderson
Glade Township
Ed. J. Crooks
Edward Murphy
Amos Clinger
J. C. Dalrymple
W. H. Hurley
Howard Benson
Levi Learn
Charles Chase
C. M. Fairchilds
J. L. Sutton
William Olson
W. S. Clark
Frank J. Lyons
D. A. Arird
D. I. Ball
Elmer
Anderson
Clark
Commonwealth
Prospect Street
Elmer Anderson
Glade
Geo. Muirand
Elof Nelson
Warren
W. S. Peirce
Frank Conarro
No clear headline available from fragment
Fragment mentions Mrs. Anderson justified in her act and Andrew Anderson receiving what he deserved, but lacks details on event, location, or date to form a full news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Mrs. Anderson
Anderson
Manley Crosby Former Corry Mayor Dies After Long Illness
Corry Dec 5 Manley Crosby twice mayor of Corry and longtime lawyer and banker in the Erie County area died at home Friday night after a long illness He was a Democrat and served on the school board and as attorney for Oil Creek Railroad He is survived by four sons William Walter Allan and Dr Theodore Crosby and by other relatives A respected public orator and civic leader Crosby had retired from law and was cashier of the National Bank of Corry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Manley Crosby
Erie County Bar Association
The
Masons and Elks
National Bank of
Fire destroys Gust Peterson residence at Youngsville
A midnight blaze in Youngsville destroyed Gust Peterson's home and endangered Otto Agielus's residence. Fire engines from Forest Furniture Company aided by 1,200 feet of hose saved the adjoining house. Peterson's goods insured for 500 and building for 300. adjacent structure largely spared with insurance covering losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Gust Peterson
Otto Agielus
Finley Annew
Forest Furniture Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Old Lumber Pile Grows Into Money
Daniel F. Reuting the lumberman is cutting down and using pine piles placed in 1887. The timber from near Grand Valley was brought to Titusville and stored, now valuable as clear pine prices have risen to three or four times the original. The wood remains sound with minor rot at the top and bottom edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thusvu,le
Daniel F. Reuting
Grand Valley
Titusville
Hats Discount Sale by Mrs. Burgess at Tidioute
Mrs. O. Burgess of Tidioute Pennsylvania announces a clearance sale offering all winter hats at one third off for 30 days.
Huss Concert At Library Theater By Philomel Society
Concert under the Philomel Society at Library Theater Monday evening December 13 at 8 o clock sharp promises a refined program conducted by Huss. The event highlights musical pieces from noted composers and offers a refined cultural evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Philomel At Library Theater
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