Slip hazards as icy sidewalks grip Warren area
Weather notes and local notices describe cold snap with ten degrees below zero and slippery sidewalks. The column lists residents visiting relatives, ongoing church activities, travel delays on the Oil City line, local trades and store offerings, and community events through January 1905.
Warren couples unite in 1904 marriage notices
In Warren on December 14 1904 George Campbell and Estella G Ball were married by H B Perry at L G Ball’s office. They will be at home at the Mitchell house on Laurel street. Also in Jamestown Frank R Tribfelner and Sarah M Sheets wed November 23 1904. In Kane R J Campbell and Grace Smith married in Buffalo December 8 1904 and reside at 515 Chase street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell—Ball
Warren
Perry
J. P
L.G. Ball
George Campbell
Estella G. Ball
J. G. Townsend
Frank R. Tribfelner
Sarah M. Sheets
Sheffield
Campbell--Smith
R. J. Campbell
Kane
Grace Smith
Buffalo
Chase Street
Kane Republic
Warren church and community notes and events
Auditing of Ladies of the Maccabees led by Miss Lounsbury in Warren found all accounts correct. Local class rush in high school caused a brief Saturday scrap between fourteen Senior and Junior boys, Juniors prevailing. Warren Presbyterian Church choir announces Dec. 21 holiday concert with 35 voices directed by George W. Lott and featuring The First Christmas. Warren Telephone Co lines sold to Union Telephone Co of Erie with A R Stone remaining in charge. Buster Brown company performed in Library Hall with next show Girls Will Be Girls on Dec 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
Henry Fehlman
Arkansas Hot Springs
F. C. Griffin
United States Special Examiner For Pensions
Warren
Hazel Street
Barney Horton
John Kyle
Limestone Township
Warren Lodge of Elks
David Garrick
Clifton Mallory
New York
Library Hall
E.C. Delaplain
Grace M.E. Church
Alfred C. Lacy
A. R. Taylor
Joyce
Erie
Frank S. Spaulding
Utah
Salt Lake City
Oil City
River Bridge
Ona Burgess
Tidioute
van Every
S. W. Brown
Mary Mason
Falconer
N. Y
Sadie Ball
Cornell College
Helen Gilbert
Cincinnati
Miner Stewart
Lehigh University
Beatrice Wetmore
Wetmore Farm
Margaret Nesmith
G. B. Ensworth
Episcopal Church
JW. S. Peirce
John Lane
Youngsville
Corry
Morgan
Justice Mead
Constable Gilliland
Gilliland
Peirce
Ladies of the Maccabees
Lounsbury
Nettie Marsh
Titusville
A. D. Burns
Bradford
Anna B. Evans
Pittsburg
Warren Presbyterian Church
Crystal Brown
George W. Lott
C. Whitney Coombs
Warren Telephone Co
Union Telephone Co
Buster Brown
Buster
Metzger & Hogan
Grandin Family Banker Dies After Operation in Philadelphia
William J. Grandin Sr of Tidioute Pa dies at 66 after hospital operation. Funeral held from his home with large attendance. He was a banker, lumber businessman, and longtime public servant. Survived by wife Annie and six children, plus siblings, with two marriages noted. Also notices for Siffen Kenny Healy and local classifieds follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marks
Samuel
Sarah Ann Grandin
Pleasantville
Tidioute
W. J
Grandin
J. L
Baum
Dr. A. Clark
Grandin Brothers, Bankers
Bradford
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Home Matters
Covurt T
Frank Sordamin
Fourth Ward
Frank Gilbreath
Brown
Wm. Raiser
Ralph Elliott
Virgil Ruhlman
Yankeebush
Wm. Hensel
Exchange Hotel
Emmett Batchilder
Lyman Wilson
Farmington TB
Rouse Hospital
State Hospital
Welsbach
J. C. Goal
Geo. B. Walter
Warren Emergency Hospital
Clemons
North Warren
Warren Trust Co
Warren County
Salvation Army
S. Keller
Pittsfield
D. W. Beatty
Flindt
Penn’a Avenue
Schwing
Benj. N. Greenland & Co
Metagher & Hogan
O.H. Hunter & Son
Mwile & CO
AKERS
Ace, Ball Clothing Co
Lambertville
Eberhart & Miller