Word of the day and town notices from Warren
Community items include election reminders, visits by Mrs Leffard and Mrs Messner, wedding tour return of M Bert Lewis, eleven deaths last month per the Board of Health, regional business updates on ambulance funding and new law firms, vaccination push, Meafield system management change, curfew law debate, status updates on Dr Jenkins, two small fires, Warren Pastime Club waltz winner Roy Mullen and Myrtle Welch, surprise visit to Judge Weaver, weather woes and a note on local industry moves including the Sanitary Casket Co relocation to Philadelphia and a new ice cream facility project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Erie
W. S. Leffard
W. F. Messner
M. Bert Lewis
Board of Health
Alfred Topp
Indian Territory
Cornplanter Refining Co
Miles Cook
Buffalo
Library Hall
Brooke
Chicago Marine Band
Lindsey & MacDonald
Parmlee & Lindsey
Joan H. Wright
Jamestown
Roy Mullen
Myrtle Welch
K. P. Hall
Armory
Z. T. Weaver
North Clarendon
Zach
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes
Real estate transfers show multiple buyers and sellers in Corydon Warren and other towns with prices ranging from 27 dollars to 30 thousand dollars. A curfew dispute in Warren ends a bridge project while an annexation, dog ordinance and local business notes are reported along with theater and musical events. A drowning accident at Glade Run, vaccination debate in Youngstown, and local business moves in Warren are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Street B’y Co
Conewango
Penn’a
Boro
Connewango Tp
Health Board Certifies No Smallpox Among Metzger and Hogan Assistants
Dr M V Ball reports there is no foundation for any contagious disease among Metzger and Hogan employees. The firm voluntarily required all assistants to be vaccinated, with commendation from the Board of Health. Warren Pa February 10 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metzger and Hogan
M. V. Ball
Board of Health
Warren, Pa
Mail orders given prompt attention line advert
Mail orders receive prompt attention in this small classified notice promising swift service. The brief item highlights convenient ordering and quick response without additional details or contact information.
Jurors Drawn for March Court in Grand-Week Lists
The record lists numerous names of jurors under Grand-First and Traverse-First and Second weeks from Arters to York across towns Pittsfield Conewango Warren Freehold Columbus Sugar Grove and others. It shows occupations including farmers laborers merchants foremen clerks and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Arters
N.J
Pittsfield
Buerkle
Albert
Warren
Brown
Farmer
Bower
Edward
Conewango
Clark
William
Columbus
Robert
Freehold
Chambers
Smith
Pine Grove
Crow
J. H
C. A
Russell Clark
EK. S
Dove
N. T
Glade
Dalrymple
M. L
Grandin
W. J
Tidioute
Hinckley
Sheffield
Krantz
Charles
Foreman
Lamona
Walter
Spring Creek
McCormick
J. A
Nelson
C. O
Sugar Grove
Raymond
Harry
Sperry
John
Frank
Norman
Arnold
Philip
Pleasant
Burr
Blackman
D. G
Kinzua
Black
A. M
Bowles
Robin
Deerfield
Caldwell
David
Chase
H. A
Brokenstraw
Carlson
August
Elk
Corbett
E. E
J. W
Crippin
L. J
South West
Frank E
Farmington
Coates
K. L
Deforest
George
Darling
F. C
Erickson
Carpenter
Ensworth
Geo. B
Fox
Grossenberg
Mead
Hudson
Halbert
Hertzel
Jaquay
C. F
Jennings
F. R
Merchant
Jones
Keller
Philip, Jr
Kelts
Lewis
S. C
McClintock
Corydon
Martin
John T
McIntyre
Silas
Mowers
McGraw
B. L
Triumph
Mitchell
Pamper
Marble
Perry
Perkins
Lee
Probst
G. A
Baseman
Phillips
Glenn
Robbins
Hoyt
Ricker
Levant
Swift
Slater
Thomas O
Stewart
Scott
Shelden
J. L
Youngsville
Shortt
R. C
Tompson
C. W
Wendelboe
F. E
Wilson
Traverse
Allen
Alsdorf
E. D
C. E
Eldred
Adams
Alexander
K. C
Ball
Boecklin
C. P
Beatty
D. W
W.H
Bogart
Jacob
Carr
S. J
Barber
Bear Lake
Crosby
Elmer
C. L
A. J
Chapel
H. R
Dalrympie
Homer V
Conawango
Frank H
Day
Frantz
Phillip
Houston
Teamster
Clarendon
Harly
S. D
Halmertz
J. E
Howard
Leonhart
Mathias
Lyon
George W
Mallory
Moll
Henry
Morrison
J. B
Sawyer
Olney
Parks
Pinney
Rowley
H. L
Strickney
Sharp
Grant
Stoddard
Sampson
Stuart
J. R
Thomas
R. A
Thompson
R. J
Wilcox
P. O
Winger
York
B. E
Final decree in Stone et al vs Marshall Oil et al
In Common Pleas Court No 2 the final decree orders Washington Oil Company and Taylorstown Natural Gas Company to pay plaintiffs 112965 30 with interest from February 1 1899 plus costs and a 3000 master’s fee. The suit involved oil delivered into defendants pipes. Pittsburg Times February 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
C. W. Stone
R. B. Stone
A. J. Hazeltine
J. B. Akin
Marshall Oil Company
Washington Oil Company
Taylorstown Natural Gas Company
Pittsburg Times
Reinvestigation Finds Dairy In First Class Condition
On reinvestigation of the dairy of Stanton Bros. and Porter, successors to Phillips Bros., the same has been found in first class condition. WARREN BOARD OF HEALTH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Bros. and
Porter
Phillips Bros
Warren Board OF Health
Smiley's Offers Subscriptions and Groceries
The advertisement promotes annual rates for papers the Main and the New York Tribune Farmer at 150 per year and the Tri-Weekly Tribune and the MAIL at 2 per year. It also notes a sale of groceries fruits vegetables and confections with right prices and prompt service at Smiley's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main
New York Tribune
Tribune
MAIL
Smiley’s
Messer Phillips wedding in Warren two ceremonies held
Samuel Messer of Emlenton and Bessie Kate Phillips of Warren wed at the bride’s home on Feb 10 1904 in a 6:15 PM ceremony assisted by Rev J C MacDonald. Guests enjoyed refreshments at the bride’s aunt’s home before the couple departed for Titusville and a new life in Emlenton. The wedding party included Matron of Honor Mrs Halderman and bridesmaids Miss Laura Cumings and Miss Clarabelle Wilkins. Groomsmen were Harry Mitchell J H Pressly Jr and Percey Wilkins. Gorworthy Winchester pair also wed in Jamestown NY on Feb 4 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messer— Phillips
Warren
Asa L. Phillips
J. C. MacDonald
Samuel Messer
Emlenton
Bessie Kate Phillips
Warren Belle
G. F. Yates
Kate Wilkins
Messer
Halderman
Laura Cumings
Tidioute
Clarabelle Wilkins
Harry Mitchell
Obituaries and notices from Warren area dated February 1904
Obituary notes list Mrs Henry Flacke James Mair and other Warren residents among several deaths in early February 1904. James Mair is described as a traveling agent and Civil War veteran with family survivors and a funeral led by the G A R Post. Additional notices include James W Cramer Mary Hunter Mary Merkle William Jamieson John Morrison Henry Nobles Lester Rice and Mary Simones with brief biographical details. The page also includes local advertisements for Smiley's Grocery and Berlin Jones Stationery and a germ money quip.
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211Th Regiment
Penn
Blanche Partridge
Randall Geer
Belle Levins
Colorado
Jennie Hallam
Washington, Pa
William and
Sandy
Pittsburg
John
Ohio
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Home Matters
James Russell Lowell
Trona Oil
Liberty Street
Frip Jackson
Sanitary Casket Co
Philadelphia
J. G. Curtis
Union Street
Ed. Walker
Wendelboe’s
Wm. H. Morrison
Nelson Mead
Same
Emily W. Harmon
John O’brien
John M. Siegfried
Peter Nelson
Solomon Peterson
Loren Rasmussen
Ida §F. Wolfe
Susan Dove
Michael Miller
Warrer
George Faulkner
R. Wood
Wm. K. Jamieson
Alex T. Jamieson
J. C. Fuller
Theodore Lahman
Wm. Dickey
Frank R. Brown
Cherry Grove
Harry Park
Phila
Roy Thomas
Roy
J. H. Park
Johnny
Chicago
Youngstown
Glade Run
Wilfred Peterson
Charles Peterson
Warren High School
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
J. E. Snyder & Co
James K. Bell
John Hamilton
E. W. Moore
March Court
Gorworthy
Winchester
N. Y
KR. Lilly
O. A. Smith
George KE
Alvira KE
Arvilla Brown
Margaret Jenkins
Lander
Henry Smith
M. E
Mr. Stone
Foster Cemetery
Simones
Mary Ann
Jacob Simones
Jamieson
William K. Jamieson
H. A. Jamieson
Nobles
Henry Nobles
Rick
Barnes
Lester Rice
Berlin Jones
Liberty St
Hunter’s Cash Store
Madame
Tor
O.H. Hunter & Son
Combs
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Union Store
Eberhart & Miller