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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
5
Reports of foxes continue as Paul Cherry of Clarendon Warren County bagged a red Reynard last Thursday weighing exactly 15 pounds, tipping the Fairbanks.
Ed W. Moore of Spring Creek reported a bad fall Friday evening at Main and Center in Corry. The woman sustained a broken left arm and, after medical treatment, returned home on the evening train.
Samuel L. Chase died at his Warren home after six weeks of illness from arteriostenosis. He was born in Coudersport and survived by his wife and two children. Other items note a grand valley wedding, a near railroad wreck in Sheffield, a Titusville telephone fire, 1916 employee insurance plans, a community Christmas tree project, and local notices.
A. C. Joy formerly with the Jordan Tabernacle party last winter directs music in Evangelist W. H. Fenton revival at Mahoning Methodist Episcopal Church New Castle.
After thawing a water pipe with a paper torch early Wednesday Miss Anna Torjusen of Grant Street left the flame burning. The resulting blaze damaged the house to the extent of $1,000 and destroyed household goods.
A rear power plant serving the new Odd Fellows' building owned by Ralph Davis and George Dalrymple was totally destroyed by fire early Monday in Youngsville. The loss, mainly to machinery, is about $1,000 and the cause is unknown.
President James A Lindsey of the Interstate Baseball league calls a league directors meeting in Wellsville on January 19. Invitations go to Dunkirk Jamestown Salamanca St Marys DuBois Johnsonburg Ridgway as plans to form an eight league club meet resistance from towns choosing semi professional teams.
A prominent Democrat who visited Washington says the Warren postmaster recommendation to succeed the present incumbent will be made by February. Reportedly at least four aspirants are in the running W H Houghiling T B Clawson J W Elliott and T L Hampson.
The Warren Emergency Hospital announces rate increases after January 1. Over the past year the average cost per patient was 1.90 dollars daily while ward rates stood at 1 dollar daily. The charity shortfall and insufficient income and appropriations drive the change. The new post January rates are not specified.
A bank representative cashed 400 workers’ semi monthly payroll checks at the Struthers-Wells plant on a Saturday evening. With Warren banks limited after hours the Conewango Trust on the East Side provided convenient access for the $10,000 payroll.
Last Friday the Thanhouser moving picture company arrived at Salamanca on the Cornplanter Reservation to secure a five reel film setting with a real Indian background. After two days of scouting for wigwams and huts they found none and returned to Broadway a disappointed group. They will next attempt Arizona.
Trolley service in Warren and on the W. J. line halted Saturday morning to aid firemen battling a blaze in the Stoneham power house cupola. Chief Gordon arrived after a twenty minute ride to find the fire extinguished. damage estimated under $500.
J F Emerson secretary of the Warren Business Men's Association says a new mov ing picture house will open on January 1 in the East Side building formerly Gibson & Wilson Company space. Gibson & Wilson will move to the ground floor of the White Building across the street. About 60 percent of residents live east of Conewango Creek and no films are shown there now, making the project seem likely to succeed.
Oil prices rose by five cents with Pennsylvania crude at 2.15 and Ragland reaching 72 cents to set a new high. Other oils like Mercer black New Castle Corning Cabell Somerset also jumped five cents, with the last market change recorded on December 3.
Freckles are brown spots on skin due to sun exposure. They appear on unprotected areas like the face and arms, vary among individuals, and may fade or persist. The sun stimulates skin cells to produce pigment that remains for a time.
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