Letters of Administration for Solon English Estate
Legal notice that Solon English of Kinzua Warren County Pennsylvania died. administration granted to Sidney D. Blackman. debtors must pay promptly and creditors must present claims for settlement. dated January 15 1909. Subpoena in Divorce in Warren County Common Pleas No 40 Sept term 1905 Jennie Fox Libellant vs Will Carlton Fox Respondent. Respondent summoned to appear March 1 1909 to answer why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff B G Gregory notes compliance.
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Kinzua
Warren County
Warren County Common Pleas
Jennie Fox
Libellant
Will Carlton Fox
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
B.G. Gregory
Notice of Accounts in Warren County Orphans Court
Register notes that various administrators guardians and executors have filed first and final accounts for estates and guardianships in Warren County before the Orphans Court on March 1 1909 at 2 PM for confirmation and allowance. Names include Brown Schnur Monroe Cable Huie Dawson Carthey Dalrymple Head Palmer Francis Hill and Wood committee Milo Adams lunatic. Prothonotary Putnam.
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Perons
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
James T.brown
Winthrop J. Brown
Wm. Schnur
Andrew Fisher
E. E. Monroe
George S. Cady
Alfred Cady
John B. Cable
Orma van Arsdale
Jerry van Arsdale
Mary EF. Carthey
Michael Cartney
I. A. Cady
Clark Dalrymple
N. H. Dalrymple
Emma A Head
Guy A. Ferris
E. H. Palmer
A. W. Francis
Robert Hill
Margaret Hill
Court of Common Pleas
George W. Wood
Milo Adams
M. Putnam
Political Announcements for Warren County Offices
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts candidate H M Putnam seeks Republican primaries. District Attorney candidate announces for Warren County, subject to Republican primaries, with election on June 5 1909. Sidney D Blackman Frank J Lyons announce for the same office in Warren Pa January 6 1909.
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Beaty
New
H M Putnam
Warren County
Sidney D. Blackman
Frank J. Lyons
Warren, Pa
Regular duties on the water front in reserve
A brief note states that regular duties on the water front will be held in reserve for connection with the high pressure mains, reflecting planned infrastructure work and maintenance.
Royal Arch Masons Banquet and Community Notices
The Royal Arch Masons held a banquet at the Masonic rooms on Wednesday evening January 27. Mrs. J. G. Fletcher celebrated her 88th birthday Friday at her Thompson Hill home. Mrs. Z E Eddy fractured her right hip last Monday and was taken to Emergency hospital. The Woodmen in Warren held a masquerade January 27 with about 300 attendees. Carnations were worn in Warren in memory of President McKinley’s 66th birthday anniversary. E W Cross and family plan a move from Market street Alpha flat to Laurel street A Conarro house. Educational Association convention attendees include Superintendent Knapp J W Elliott of Warren and C E Ruland of North Warren in Harrisburg.
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J. G. Fletcher
Thompson Hill
Farmington Township
William McKinley
Warren
E. W. Cross
Alpha Flat
Market Street
A. Conarro
Laurel Street
Knapp
J. W. Elliott
C. E. Ruland
North Warren
Harrisburg
State Educational Association
Death of Fred J. Woodside 17 in Sugar Grove
Fred J. Woodside son of Geo A and Maggie Woodside died at Sugar Grove Wednesday morning January 27 1909 after illness including pneumonia He was born November 29 1891 and died aged 17 years 2 months He leaves parents and sisters Mable and Mary Funeral at the Woodside home Friday January 29 at 2 p.m.
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Fred J. Woodside
Geo. A. and
Maggie Woodside
Sugar Grove
Mable
Mary
Geo. A. Woodside
Luther League Elects Officers at First Lutheran Church
The Luther League of the First Lutheran Church met Tuesday evening and elected officers. President was E. W. Kreibel, first vice president I. N. Fornell, second vice president Mrs. John Heible, third vice president Mrs. Fred Yeagle, fourth vice president Mrs. B. G. Gregory, secretary Miss Mary Schueltz, and treasurer Truman A. Stone.
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Luther League of the First Lutheran Church
E. W. Kreibel
I. N. Fornell
John Heible
Fred Yeagle
B. G. Gregory
Mary Schueltz
Truman A. Stone
San Francisco Plans Independent Fire Protection System
San Francisco will build an independent water system after the earthquake with 91 miles of mains, two 5 million gallon reservoirs at 755 ft, two zones of distributing reservoirs, electric pumps, and fire houses to control valves. It includes two salt water emergency plants with 16,000 gpm pumps and two fire boats, funded by 5.2 million dollars in bonds.
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San Francisco
Public Documents Now Available For Subscribers
Public documents listed for subscribers at the paper’s office include Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways by Slason Thompson. Also available are Report on Turtles of Pennsylvania by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture The San Jose Scale by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and Report Huntingdon Reformatory.
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Slason Thompson
Pennsylvania
Penn’a Dept. of Agriculture
San Jose
Dept. of Agriculture
Huntingdon Reformatory
Death of Alexis Keelor of Columbus at age about 75
Warren relatives were informed of the death on Wednesday January 27 in Columbus Ohio of Alexis Keelor a prominent and wealthy citizen and younger brother of Thomas Keelor of Wetmore Pennsylvania He was about 75 years old and is survived by a wife and two children.
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Warren
Columbus
Alexis Keelor
Thomas Keelor
Wetmore
Noted veterinary authority Dr C D Smead highlighted
The New York Tribune Farmer credits Dr C D Smead of Logan New York as the best vet writer sought by Dr J C Currier. Smead educated readers on breeding care feeding and keeping animals healthy emphasizing practical farming and lifelong study. Subscription promo for Tribune Farmer and Time at $1 75.
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New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune Farmer
J. C. Currier
Minnesota
C. D. Smead
Logan
N. Y
Dr. Smead
New Yorkinune-Farmer
Tribune-Farmer
Lover's Test in Cuba Ends With True Blue Answer
A homely war tale follows six U S soldiers in Cuba who plot a cruel test of love by faking injuries to test fiancées loyalty. In the end Jaqueline reveals a ring vanished with the arm, a miracle recovery, and a relieved Billy vows to return with two arms. The circle of friends laughs at the scheme and declares the love true.
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American Press Association
United States
Cuba
Billy
Tom Evans
McGee
Jaqueline
Evans
Tom
Thatcher
Blue
Gulf of Mexico
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Family Theatre
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Queen of Fashion
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Paris
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Penna
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