Haint No Time for Growlin in Warren News Items
Warren area notes cover P C Holt from Cornplanter, Aikens ex-County Commissioner, Hammond Iron Works tank work in Carapolis, Den nison Bros store improvements, church services and fundraising, rifle club match Oil City wins, scarlet fever case on Madison street, injuries from sidewalk falls, local store sale and turkey dinner, bogus check scare tied to Geo Contie Troy, high school football team feast, science club talks, railroad intoxication order revival, G A R and Royal Arcanum officer elections, ministers association formed, large Sheffield saw mill project, Eagles carnival prep, Yellowstone Park lecture, Lions and weddings, court cases and sentences.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Warren
Oil City
Health Board
Madison Street
John Cramer
East Fifth Street
For Salk or Exchange for Produce and Harness
For Salk or Exchange for produce two horses buggies double and single harness blankets etc. P. C. HOCKENBERY 410 Penn Ave W Warren Pa 12-6-tf.
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P. C. Hockenbery
Penn’a Ave
Warren
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Various Counties
A compilation of property transfers showing buyers, sellers, towns, and consideration amounts. Notable entries include Olaf Benson to Oscar E. Benson in Pine Grove for 2500 dollars and W. D. Johnson to Frank H. Schirck et al. in Pleasant for 7000 dollars. Other transfers cover Youngsville Elk Warren and surrounding areas with values ranging from 50 to 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Benson
Oscar E. Benson
Pine Grove
Albert W. Smith
Virgil D. Smith
Youngsville
J. D. Barbough
Guy Gordon
Columbus
Martin Morgan
Anna Nygren
Elk
M. D. Whitney
Harriet S. Ball
Marion N. Brown
W. W. Hodges
Russell
H. A
Bertha T. Younger
J. G. Younger
Sheffield
L. L. Hunter
Victor Johnson
Deerfield
West Warren Real Estate Co
L. E. Hermansen
Warren
Eri. H. Beshlin
Otto L. Honhart
D. I. Ball
Antonio A. Musanti
Pleasant
Victor Mangini
C. R. Elston
Mary Jackson
Clarendon
Warren County Republicans Schedule January 1907 Primaries
Warren County Republican committee announces primaries for February election to be held January 26 1907 from 2 to 8 p m at regular polling places. Candidates for borough ward township and election district offices must certify names with ten signatures by January 5 1907 to County Commissioners who will provide ballots and oaths.
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Republican County
Warren
Warren County
E. W. Parshall
Marriages in Warren area early December 1906
In Winnipeg Manitoba on December 8 1906 Grace Wykoff wedding to H R Hadcock a Warren High School teacher becomes Mrs Hadcock and the Warren YMCA instructor. In Warren Ontario December 12 1906 Harvey A Hertzel marries Miss Gertrude Cogswell at the Presbyterian church in Warren.
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Hertzel—Cogswelig
Warren
Presbyterian Church
J. W. Smith
Harvey A. Hertzel
Gertrude Cogswell
Obituaries of W. H. Sill and John Johnson dated 1906
W. H. Sill of Oil City Pennsylvania died December 11 1906 at age 64 65. He was born in North Warren and later lived in Warren. He married Caroline Trushell in the 1860s and leaves a wife a daughter Mrs. W I McCullough and brothers G G Sill and Ed I Sill. Funeral held at G G Sill residence Hickory Street and interment at Oakland Johnson in North Clarendon died December 8 1906 aged 57. He leaves a wife and five children Mrs. Charles Nolan Mrs. William Curtis Carl Alvena and Frank.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Carl
Warren
Alvena
Frank
Local Births Reported in Warren and Buffalo Families
At Buffalo New York on December 8 1906 a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John F Kitchen formerly of Warren. On December 10 1906 at Warren a daughter born to Mr and Mrs A F Strickland on Canton street. On December 8 1906 at Warren a son born to Mr and Mrs August Muscaro of West Fifth street. On December 8 1906 at Warren a son born to Mr and Mrs J R Wilson 728 Fifth street.
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Kitchen
Buffalo, N. Y
John F. Kitchen
Warren
Wairson
J. R. Wilson
Fifth Street
Epidemic of Bowel Trouble Hits Warren
Last Friday Warren faced a widespread bout of stomach illness with hundreds affected. Doctors and drug clerks were busy treating cases and dispensing medicines. The Water Company denies a water problem while F W Witherall from Harrisburg’s Public Health Department investigates, touring the reservoir and Morrison Run to inspect conditions.
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Warren
Andrews
F. W. Witherall
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Health
Morrison Run
Teachers' Institute Proves Promising Week of Entertainment
County Superintendent Gunning has secured a strong Institute week program in Warren with tickets at 1 50. Highlights include Katherine Ridgeway Concert Company Hon Geo Wendling The Man of Galilee Yellowstone Park and Alaska illustrated talk Chicago Lady Entertainers and a Directors Convention featuring Hon Henry Houck.
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Gunning
Warren
Katherine Ridgeway
Geo. R. Wendling
W. L. MacGowan
Yellowstone Park
Alaska
Chicago
Henry Houck
Edinboro Normal Opens Winterterm Under Principal BiGler
Edinboro Normal announces winter term begins in January under Principal John F. Bigler. The school focuses on rigorous study and moral influence to surround students with positive guidance.
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Edinboro Normal
Winterterm
Lost gold rimmed glasses found on North Conewango
Pair of gold rimmed glasses recovered on North Conewango Avenue. Owner requested to contact MAIT office, prove ownership, and pay for this advertisement.
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Conewango Avenue
Too many people mistake polite applause for an encore
A brief observation notes that audiences often confuse polite clapping with a genuine encore request, reflecting on performance expectations and audience behavior.
It's all right to aim high but don't stub your toe
A compact proverb notes caution in pursuing lofty goals while avoiding needless harm from overreaching. It advises balance between ambition and careful action to prevent setbacks.
Hunter's Cash Store December Specials
December promotions highlight dry goods fancy wares and notions with a broad merchandise selection. Shoppers are urged to bring Christmas lists and visit early to avoid holiday rush and make purchases that can be laid aside until needed.
Ladies Linen and Silk Waists Sale Benchmarked Prices
A catalog item lists ladies linen tailored waists at 1.98 with value 2.25, black and colored mohair waists at 2.75 with value 3.50, and plaid silk waists at 5.00 with value 7.00.
Special Dress Goods Sale Highlights
Imported Kersey Cloths 56 inches wide in Black Blue Green at 2.98 value 3.50. 25 pieces 36 inch dress goods plaids mixed suiting and plain weaves at 0.24 yard, worth 0.35. 40 pieces Wool dress goods 36 inches wide Scotch mixtures mannish suittings and plaids at 0.50 yard, value 0.75. 54 inch broadcloths in multiple colors at 1.18, value 1.35.
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Home Matters
Haint
Minneapolis Tribune
Tiona Oil
P. C. Holt
John A. Aikens
Hammond Iron Works
Carapolis
Dennison Bros
Max Krupp
W. D. Johnson
South Side
Suspension Bridge
F. H. Schirck & Son
Philomel
W. J. Hamiston
Buffalo
Geo. S. Contie
Troy
Hugh V. Hazeltine
Warren High
Natural Science
Harry Conarro
M. W. Ball
Ricksecker
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Eben N. Ford
James R. Mitchells
Richmond Ward
W. D. Winton
E. M. Pierce
H. J. Bierce
T. O. Slater
John H. Wickiter
C. A. Waters
J. E. Wheeler
R. H. Smith
W. W. Wilbur
Ramona Council
Royal Arcanum
J. C. Russell
C. W. Benjamin
P. J. Lux
T. W. L. Weakley
S. H. Briggs
J.M. Mills
J. W. Kitchen
David Halliday
P. E. Sonne
County Association of Ministers
H. M. Conaway
A. B. McCormick
L. L. Orth
H. W. Elridge
W. E. Brinkman
R. N. Stubbs
R. N. Morton
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Pennsylvania
Aerie of Eagles
C. H. Spaulding
Henry Miller
Ross Cook
P. S. Horton
John Aikin
Fagundus
Fourth Ward
Library Fund
Luther League
Jerome
Francis Buck
Jamestown
N. Y
Buck
Mail
Co. I
W. J. Mead
Evanston
E. R. Peirce
Market Street
Court News
George Frazier
East Side
Alexander Shaw
Christian Mintz
Richard Collins
John Papovics
Gust Johnson
Edward H. Jones
North Clarendon
William Wentworth
Western Penitentiary
Allegheny
Blanche
Flossie Chapel
Clairmont
Wm. J. Gordon
Andrew Peterson
Michael
BENJ
Second Street
Warren, Pa
Teachers’ Institute
Maly 451
Joan F. Bigler
Hunter's Cash Store
Zacorn Brand
O. Fh. Hunter & Son
Little Pri
Eberhart & Miller’s
Eberhart & Miller
T. O. Slater & CO
H. W. Johns
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
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