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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
8
Grange Meeting Postponed and Local Society Notices
The Columbus Grange postpones its regular meeting to Thursday December 30 for officer elections. Cemetery Auxiliary reports over 215 dollars from a recent bazaar and expects more. Local teachers attend County Institute in Warren. several members plan Sunday visits with relatives. K O T M elects officers and plans an oyster supper January 6. L O T M meets January 7. Cemetery Auxiliary meets January 4 with Mrs A W Frances. Mrs Ellis Baker spends Christmas at Randolph with relatives. Mrs David York travels to Corry hospital for treatment. Marl Rowe and Gerald Monroe of Cornell University spend Christmas vacation here. News from Rochester says Mrs Sarah Howard is very ill and nearing death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Grange
Cemetery
County Institute
Warren
Daily Covel
Milicent Morrison
Elton Allen
Sheffield
Mildred Carrier
Miay
Kane
Seward Clark
A. W.frances
Ellis Baker
Randolph
Sarah Howard
Local School Closes For Two Week Vacation
December 20 notes that the school will close Friday for a two weeks break. Several residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending events, including Mrs Daye of Grand Valley visiting her son R D Daye, G Hardy visiting B T Dodge, and Miss Iva Armitage attending an institute in Warren this week. Obituary for Mrs Sarah Noosebickle from East Branch, with funeral at Union church and burial in Trim cemetery. Clayton Oviatt and Espey Nichols are noted as local visitors and returnees respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daye
Grand Valley
R. D. Daye
G. Hardy
B. T. Dodge
Nettie Nichols
Titusville
Iva Armitage
Warren
Sarah Noosebickle
East Branch
Union Church
Trim
Clayton Oviatt
Espey Nichols
New Zealand Women Lead Travel Comfort Efforts
The New Idea Women’s Magazine cites New Zealand as pioneering travel ease for women with equal suffrage and rights. Government rest-houses, trails, and hotels provide affordable lodging and meals, with women directing family needs and health-focused travel policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Themen
New Zealand Gains From Woman in Government Cooperation
The passage notes that many benefit from women's participation in government and mentions economical transport options for those unable to pay in full. It emphasizes overall gains from such cooperation and indicates provisions for affordable transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
How the Elevator Has Trans formed Architecture
In New York and major cities vertical transport shapes urban life. Elevators enable skyscrapers and high-rise offices, warehouses, lofts, apartments, and even ocean liners to function efficiently. Wade notes daily six million elevator passengers in New York and highlights 44 story travels, 586 feet, and a new type built for any height, reflecting the era’s steel skeleton construction and the shift since 1870 from freight to passenger lifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Daily
America
Herbert T. Wade
American Review of Reviews
The Saints and Who They Were
The article argues saints were real flesh and blood people whose works built the Church and civilization. It emphasizes sainthood as rooted in individual lives, not celestial aura, and traces early Christians guarding revelation and shaping modern civilization through personal virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Earth
Saints and Church Forging by Shared Faith Lines
Excerpt notes how communities formed churches as individual believers united in Christian zeal. The passage highlights the gradual joining of separate elements into a single corporate church body, reflecting a common religious formation concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uals
Saints
Eleonora Kinnicutt
Fire claims life of Delaware County legislator Cooper
Thomas Valentine Cooper 74 a Pennsylvania legislature member from Delaware County and former Philadelphia port collector was burned to death at his Burned home yesterday. He likely suffered a stroke or fell asleep while smoking a cigar and his bathrobe ignited before relatives discovered the fire. Fire officials found his charred body on a blazing couch after alarms were raised by family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mepta
Thomas Valentine Cooper
Pennsylvania
Delaware County
Philadelphia
Gar
Thomas V. Cooper, Jr
Pennsylvania Inventors Patents This Week
Pennsylvania inventors receive patents this week including R. T. Axe Juniata window lock and lift W S Elliott Pittsburg boiler tube cleaner L A Emerly Altoona metallic tie D S Gilbert Reading quick action triple valve R Herman Crafton frame structure F H Howard Brookside casting machine L Houston Coatesville transfer table for rolling mills C B Lawton Penn township manufacture of glass articles J G Maxwell Washington KF H McCoy Harrisville apparatus for testing gas D C Mc Intire Bradford conduit for electric wires
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
D. Swift & Co
Washington, D. C
R. T. Axe
Juniata
W. S. Elliott
Pittsburg
L. A. Emerly
Altoona
D. S. Gilbert
Reading
R. Herman
Crafton
F. H. Howard
Brookside
L. Houston
Coatesville
C. B. Lawton
Penn Township
J. G. Maxwell
Washington
The
KF. H. McCoy
Harrisville
D. C. McIntire
Bradford
We Won’t Go Home Till Morning Singers in Lushleigh Home
A Baltimore American quip smiles at Mr. William Henry Lushleigh entering a stairway scene with shoes in hand and hat on an ear while singing. Mrs. Lushleigh greets him with indignation. He replies in a muddled, rhyming defense as the dancing bureau seems to mock him.
Public Documents Available At Local Office
The paper announces a collection of public documents on farming gardening and fruit culture. Sen Penrose has provided reports from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and Pennsylvania State College including Orchard Demonstrations Plant Pest Treatment Concentrated Lime-Sulphur and a study of Pennsylvania Butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
Dept. of Agriculture
State College
Pennsylvania
Stock Increases Filed at State Capitol
Increases of stock and debt were filed by several firms reported from the State Capitol. Conewango Refining Company Warren increased stock from 50 000 to 200 000 and Sackett Coke Company Uniontown from 115 000 to 175 000. Donegal Gas Company Donegal 10 000 to 25 000. Hall Taylor Company Philadelphia 5 000 to 25 000. Vandergrift Distilling Company Philadelphia 30 000 to 50 000. Beaver Land Company Beaver debt 20 000. T Wolstenholme Sons Company Philadelphia stock 1 000 000 to 1 215 000. Allegheny Furniture and Department Store Company Pittsburgh stock 5 000 to 150 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Conewango Refining Company
Warren
Sackett Coke Company
Uniontown
Donegal Gas Company
Donegal
Hall-Taylor Company
Philadelphia
Vandergrift Distilling Company
Snap Shots and Social Jest on Political Schemes
A satirical collage mocks Bryan’s plan to hitch the Democratic donkey to the water wagon and questions honest voting. It notes Loeb’s cautious trust in the people, the Rameses mummy reaching New York, and dismisses a rockefeller kidnapping plot as a false alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symptons
Bryan
Rameses
New York
Mr. Rockfeller
Europe
House of Lords
True Christmas in the Humble Cot and Local Life Notes
The poem extols a simple Christmas in a cottage with a homemade tree and a mother’s frugal love. Local notes report a 310 pound bear killed near Dew Drop, a 45 dollar sale in Bradford, a men’s league organized at First English Lutheran, and various community updates on Grange events, accidents, and a shooting incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dew Drop
Kinzua
Bradford
State Grange
State College
Warren Grange
Henry Park
E. D. Stewart
Polley and Glidden Married in Clarendon Pa
Clayton L. Polley of Washington DC wed Mae R. Glidden of Panama New York at the Clarendon Methodist parsonage on December 15 1909 in a ceremony conducted by Rev A M Lockwood.
Zaccheus Greeley Dies at Spring Creek aged 75
Zaccheus Greeley died at Spring Creek Pennsylvania on December 21 1909 at age 75. He is survived by his wife and three children W L Greeley Mrs W D Jones and Mrs John Ayers of Spring Creek.
Census Enumerator Openings in 18th District
J KE Wenk of Tionesta, census superintendent for the 18th district including Warren county, announces readiness to receive applications to become enumerators. Applicants must provide residence or location and specify township portion or precinct, or town election district or ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KE. Wenk
Tionesta
Warren County
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