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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1908
Page
1
Warren National Bank reports its condition as of November 27 1903 showing financial status and closing figures for the institution. The report details banking results and summarizes overall assets liabilities and capital.
Mrs Marie Juhl aged 71 died at her daughter Mrs Tony Borns home 730 Fifth street Monday afternoon at 4 oclock. Born in Hadersleben Germany October 17 1837 she came to the United States 17 years ago and lived with her children in this city. She leaves four daughters Mrs Carl W Christiansen and Mrs Tony Born both of Warren Mrs Max Miller of Aalborg Denmark and Mrs Louis J Fro gard of Chicago and one brother Saul T Christiansen of Chicago. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Brinkman pastor of the English Lutheran church at the house Thursday afternoon at 2 oclock. Interment in Oakland.
Fred E. Miller Jr died at his Glade Avenue home from consumption at age 25. Born in Warren he spent most of his life there except 18 months in Indian Territory. Survived by wife Nettie, father, brothers Leonard and Walter, sister Adda at home, and sister Mrs Frank Soule of Oklahoma.
Chloe Frances Fleetwood died December 3 at the family residence in Brockport New York aged 73. She is survived by husband Charles H. Fleetwood and daughter Mrs. Robert K. Beach of Jamestown who was with her at death, sister Mrs. Plumer Mead of Youngsville Pennsylvania, and brother George H. Soules of Youngsville.
Orrin C Kyler son of Mr and Mrs M H Kyler died December 3 at the family home 126 Irvine Street after a long illness with tuberculosis He was 19 years old and born in Sheffield He is survived by his parents two sisters and three brothers The funeral was held Saturday afternoon at 3 o clock from the home
Lemuel D. White, 73, resided near Garland before moving to Saybrook, was struck and killed at a P. and E. railroad crossing in Saybrook yesterday at 11 am. Deaf, he carried an ear trumpet and failed to heed the warning of the engineer. Survived by a wife and one daughter.
Mrs. Margaret E. Greenlund widow of Andrew F. Greenlund died Sunday in Jamestown at age 76 after years of poor health. Born in Bornholm Denmark she married Andrew P. Greenlund and the couple celebrated their fiftieth anniversary last August before his death. She lived with her children James A. Greenlund Warren Pa Lawrence E. Greenlund Minneapolis Ben J. Greenlund Rochester Louis H. Greenlund Mrs John Neilson and Miss Nellie E. Greenlund of Jamestown.
John Busk died in his Hickory Street apartment. He was 63, a 35 year Warren resident born in Denmark. Survived by three children Mrs. W O Huey Ashtabula Carl E Busk Rochester and Mrs Chas L Cook Warren. Funeral from Charles L Cook Water Street Monday at 2 30. Interment Oakland.
Franz August Johnson of Frewsburg died in the Woman's Christian Association hospital Jamestown on Thursday at age 66 years 7 months 23 days. He leaves wife Matilda and six children August F. Johnson Frewsburg Ernest G. Johnson Meadville Mrs Sally M. Smith Waterbury Conn Gust F. Johnson Wilcox Pa Oscar F. Johnson Tacoma Wash Otis Johnson Tacoma Wash.
Mrs Laura E Jarrett hosted a wedding at Modesto California on Wednesday November 25. Jessie Jarrett formerly of Columbus PA married Myron A Beckwith of Modesto Cal in a noon ring ceremony performed by Reverend Wolford of the Brethren church of Lathrop.
Solon English of Kinzua died Saturday evening at age 50. He is survived by his wife and seven children Edwin Glen Phillip Florence Ruth Louis of Kinzua and Mrs Pearl Reynard of Klondike Pa. The funeral was held at the Methodist church in Kinzua on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Hannah Grawbadger of Glade Run died at her home December 1 after a period of illness with pneumonia. She was 71 and survived by five children William and Hiram of Gladerun, Mrs Rose Babe of Erie, Alice of Gladerun, and Mrs Mary Wilmont of Warren.
The text suggests Mr. Bryan may not run next time and hints at an agreement with Alton B. Parker for alternating elections with the latter as candidate.
Mrs. Jane Clendenning widow of Jos. Clendenning died Nov 27 1908 at age 72 in Elk township after a fall and pneumonia. Born Feb 14 1836 in Phillipstown N Y she lived on the Elk farm with her family until 1904 and later with daughter Mrs Elmer Schoby in East Warren. Funeral Nov 30 at the old home. Remains buried at Clendenning cemetery. Survived by four sons James John Andrew Harry and four daughters Mrs James Cable Mrs Fred Burch Mrs Elmer Schoby and Mrs John Lackey.
Mrs Eliza Eaton widow of Charles Eaton pioneer resident of Reno died at her Warren Pennsylvania home on Tuesday December 1 1908. Born October 19 1828 in England she crossed to oil country with her husband at the start of the oil boom and Reno founders hoped would be west central. Survived by sons Arthur Frederick Herbert Alfred Walter Eaton and Emma Eaton all of Warren and New York customs house official Walter Eaton. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday at the family residence.
Readers can obtain a 96 page diary for 1909 by sending 2 cents postage to D Swift Co patent lawyers Washington DC. The diary includes 20 pages of information on 1908 crop production by state and law notes plus 75 blank pages for everyday business forms and city population data.
Ramona Council RA elected officers including Regent M W Sawdey Vice Regent Victor Anderson Orator J W Kitchen Secretary T W L Weakley Collector S H Briggs Treasurer J M Millis Chaplain Benjamin Frey Guide O A Boberg Warden Wm Schueltz Sentry David Halliday Representative to Grand Lodge J C Bickarck Alternate David Halliday Trustee Lyle Briggs.
A brief line notes a man taking his medicine like a diminutive, modest figure, with a humorous undertone about handling illness. The fragment implies a German phrase reflecting pride and stoicism in treatment.
The December meeting of Tidioute Chapter D A R was at the Warren Y M C A with about 54 attendees. Delegates from Tidioute shopped and joined a luncheon, then discussions included locating Revolutionary War graves with 47 locations reported to date and a request for help from Nannie Morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Robinson were surprised by about sixty friends and relatives at their Nov. 2 gathering to mark their fifteenth wedding anniversary. A bountiful dinner followed with games, a speech from Mr Pangborne, and a gift of money from the company. Guests from Warren included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vinton.
At a Thursday meeting Eben N. Ford Post G A R elected 1909 officers. Commander Jas R. Mitchell S V Commander Richmond Ward T V Commander Wm D Winton Quartermaster Thos O Slater Chaplain N P Curtis Surgeon T P Reig Officer of the Day John H Wickster Officer of the Guard C A Waters Patriotic Instructor R G Kerr Delegates Richmond Ward J E Wheeler Alternates R G Kerr R B Briggs Trustee three years Hudson J Bierce.
Friday morning Joe Veteri assaulted his wife on Eddy street in the Fourth ward slashing her breast and beating her head and body. She caused the arrest and he was jailed after a $500 bail default. District Attorney Clark filed aggravated assault and battery charges. He pleaded guilty on Monday.
In TipiouTE on December 6 a 15 year old girl, daughter of Andrew Hendrickson, was killed when a gun with a misfired shell discharged. Her brother was handling the weapon when it fired, severing her leg and causing death shortly after arrival in town. The incident mirrors a past accident in the family.
The Warren post office handled 31000 in the first eight months of last year and 52000 in the same period this year. The rise is tied to Today's Magazine with monthly circulation of 500000, routing its mail and extensive correspondence through Warren. The volume rivals Erie city’s office.
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