11 Dec 1902
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1902
Page
1
News item compiles varied Warren County notices. oil prices rise, local officials shift, new police, vaccination vote, court notes, club events and social activities. Names include Dr Guth, Mrs Siegfried, A R Taylor, Warren Savings Bank, Pomona Grange, Warren Golf Club, and local teachers and students.
The TM Institute opens its entertainments next week in Warren Library Hall starting Monday December 15 with Ernest Gamble Recital Co. bass singer joined by Ednah L. Dow violinist and Frederick B. Morley pianist. Other acts include Maro the Magic Prince Tuesday, Prof. Kinnaman on Wednesday with A Day at Valley Forge, and Dr. Lange on Thursday with Our Large Wild Animals and pictures. Tickets on sale through A. A. Davis & Co. and C. W. Sersall.
In Warren on December 8 1902 William G Shannon of Irvin e Pa and Laura A Priest of Dagall Pa wed at Ada Clark home per Rev A B Markley. Emil Frauenderfelder and Julia Sill both of Warren married December 2 1802 at parsonage. John Winters and May Williams both of Sheffield married November 27 1902 at bride’s parents home. Edwin Heckel and Edith Lawson wed November 27 1902 in Chandlers Valley at August Lawson home.
Obituaries and death notices list John William Watson age five in Warren. Rice, Lottsville, 82. Charles E Jackson, 33 in Warren. Frank M Luce, Clarendon Pa, 43. Catherine Castater, Warren, 52. Louisa Marie Green, Kinzua, 73. Reports note funeral details and surviving relatives.
Mr and Mrs H E Dodge announce the birth of a daughter on December 8 1902. The news records a new family member and the names of the parents.
The Struthers Wells Company at Warren is shipping a 1000 horsepower gas engine to Easton Power Company of Easton, Pennsylvania. It is a four cylinder vertical engine with two fourteen ton fly wheels, a ten ton center pulley, and a total weight around 140 tons. It consumes about eleven feet of gas per hour per horsepower. A similar engine is already booked for delivery next year, cementing the firm’s world wide reputation as a builder of gas engines and boilers.
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