Annual Stockholders Meetings At Warren Banks
Several Warren financial institutions announce their annual stockholders meetings for January 12 and January 14 1909. First National Bank of Warren will elect directors from 2 to 5 pm cashier WF Russell announces. Warren Savings Bank sets 3 pm for election of directors cashier G B Ensworth. Warren National Bank holds polls 9:30 am to 2 pm with cashier H Lampe. Warren Trust Company meets January 14 at 2 pm with Geo E Colvin secretary.
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Charles W. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’ Bank
Warren
Superior
Supreme Courts of
Pennsylvania
United States
Citizens Nationa Bank of
Cp. L. Gerould
First National Bank of
K. Russell
Warren Savings Bank
G. B. Ensworth
Los
Warren National Bank of Warren
H. Lampe
Warren Trust Company
Geo
Colvin
Warren Borough Tax Collector Candidate Announces
R H Winger declares his candidacy for Warren Borough Tax Collector subject to Republican Primaries in January 1909.
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Eprrok
Warren Mail
Warren
R. H. Winger
Eprrork
R. W. Cousins
First annual ball to be held by Team sters and Helpers Union
The first annual ball of the Team sters and Helpers Union is set for Friday evening in Armory Hall. Community events include church activities, hospital projects, and Maccabees gatherings with speakers from Port Huron and elsewhere attending a crowded Cit izens' National Bank Building hall.
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Teamsters’ and Helpers’ Union
Armory Hall
H. G. Stillwell
John Day
Youngsville
Warren-Youngsville
A. J. Hazeltine
Hugh Hazeltine
England
Allegheny
Knights of the Maccabees
D. P. Markey
Port Huron
Mich
Blaney
Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge
Citizens’ National Bank
Jamestown
Sheffield
Lander
Russell
Markey
Local Benefactor Praised Amid Trust Attacks
The Standard Oil Company faces political and governmental criticism as a major trust. Yet in this county it is credited as a local benefactor, employing workers and sustaining business in Franklin and Oil City during hard times.
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Standard Oil Company
Franklin
Oil City
Franklin Spectator
L O T M Elects Officers For Local Group
The L O T M elected Thursday evening a slate of officers including Lady Commander Mrs Clara Swick Lieutenant Commander Mrs Anna Watt Record Keeper Mrs Mary Witz Finance Keeper Mrs Lizzie J Berger Chaplain Mrs Sara Sweeting Sergeant Mrs Mary Rowley Mistress at Arms Mrs Grace Engard Sentinel Mrs Myrtle Watt Picket Mrs Rose Davis Organist Mrs Alice Weakley.
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Clara Swick
Anna Watt
Mary Witz
Lizzie J. Berger
Sara Sweeting
Mary Rowley
Grace Engard
Myrtle Watt
Rose Davis
Alice Weakley
Property transfers listing multiple deeds and sums
A sequence of dated property transfers shows various individuals and spouses selling parcels to different buyers across Warren Eldred Spring Creek Glade Youngsville Sugar Grove Corydon Pittsfield with amounts ranging from 1 to 2050 dollars. Names include Arthur Van Guilder Eliza Henderson James W Wiggins E A Williams Chas Keefer Clark Henderson Leon Burdick Samuel Christianson Caroline Mead Leonie Lesser John Spencer Henry Keppel and Eizabeta Massingham among others.
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Arthur van Guilder
George L. Coon
Eldred
Eliza Henderson
Lewis Mascaro
Warren
James W. Wiggins
John Ayers
Spring Creek
E. A. Williams
Ira N. Williams
Corydon
Chas. S. Keefer
J. N. Falkinburg
Clark H. Henderson
John Abplanalp
Glade
H. P. Stone
John C. Hansen
Leon G. Burdick
Serena A. Teasdale
Samuel Christianson
Caroline L. Mead
Sarah A. Young
Youngsville
Leonie I. Lesser
Mary L. Lacy
John Spencer
J. P. Evans
Sugar Grove
Henry Keppel
Richard Olson
Eizabeta W. Massingham
Margaret G. Dunn
Pittsfield
Jones and Mack Wedding Tie at Warren
Clarence R. Jones of North Warren marries Julia C. Mack of Warren on December 14 1908 in Warren ceremony conducted by Rev Price A. Crow.
School head and spouse host faculty at home on Pennsylvania
Supt. Chatterton and his wife entertained the High School faculty at their residence on Pennsylvania avenue east last Saturday afternoon. The Chattertons have since moved into Mr. Ross Fisher's house on Liberty street.
Los Angeles Doctor Warns on Movement According to Curves
A Los Angeles physician suggests society should adapt its actions to natural curves, joking that people seem to think nations are rounders. The remark comments on global mobility in response to climate or health patterns.
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Los Angeles
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Clark
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Warren, Pa
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
C. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank Building
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Piaa
Santa
Santa Claus
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
Family Theatre
Prof
H. B. Hyde
Optometrist
The
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Michael Lasher
Leah L‘sher
Conewango Township
Warren Co
Rogers
Admr
Ye N. Kerr
James M. Kerr
Leland A. Brooks
Lydia A Brooks
D. N. Kerr
N. Perry St
Citysville
Noein
A. D
John A. Day
Frank D. Kinnear
W A. Alexander
E. B. Benson
Brokenstraw and Stillwater Telephone and Telegraph Company
D. A. Artrd
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Hickory ST
Brouchton
Turnpike
Adna C. Broughton
Towns
Forest E. Towns
Glade Avenue
Rexall
Siegfried
Warren PA
Barnatto
Barnatto Diamond Co
Girard Bldg
Chicago
Kof, D. Rv No
Home Matters
Grace Leonhart
the Mirror
Government Printing Office
Washington
Frank K. Russell
Roy K. Russell
Conenango Club
Warren State Hospital
Struthers Wells Co
Oil Exchange
Ludwig Mayer
McAlpin
Victor H. McAlpine
Conewango Avenue
M. J. Hammers
Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Co
West Hickory
South Penn
Morrow & Carson
Orwin Siggins
KE. O. Pequimett
Maccabees
Munn & Co
Charce
Scientific American
New York
Washington, D. v
House Coats
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’a Ave. W
Penna
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