Edinboro dormitory and local developments noted
The snippet reports Edinboro's new dormitory hailed as one of the best in the state, along with Kane businessmen forming a society to promote their mountain town and Corry gaining rural delivery routes. Also noted are postmaster appointments, a Meadville fraud case, Swedish famine relief, and local civic chatter about hunts, taxes, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
the State
Corry
Kane
Kittanning
Allegheny County
Roosevelt
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
Col. L. Rogers
John R. Austin
Corydon War ren notes and local happenings report
Corydon reports: Miss Georgia Woodbeck Mrs Cynia Woodbeck and Miss Ida Mae Frantz attend War ren Saturday. Mrs Tanner nee Beatrice Forbes and sister plan move to Cross Forks Pa. Principal Holmes Institute at Gladerun praised. Supt Gunning praised Reading Course and Salary Bill. Fonda show ends. lamp won by Mrs Roy Schobey. Pension arrearage granted for Clifford Turney Spanish American War veteran. J M Kennedy in town. Homer Ensign returns from Edinboro. Mae Boger to Edinboro State Normal next spring. Spelling contest won by Velma Young. Miss Mabel Marsh close second. Nettie Waite begins attending local public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon
Warren
Georgia Woodbeck
Cynia Woodbeck
Ida Mae Frantz
Tanner
Beatrice Forbes
Cross Forks
Potter Co
Holmes’ Institute
Gladerun
Gunning
Supt. MacGowan
Glade
Board of Education
Holmes
Fonda
Roy Schobey
Dean
Hunter
Black
Clifford Turney
Turney
Jamestown
N. Y
J. M. Turney
J. M. Kennedy
Sunny
Homer Ensign
Edinboro
Mae Boger
Edinboro State Normal School
Velma Young
Mabel Marsh
Nettie Waite
Frewsburg
Cigar Factory Prospects Near Sheffield and Local Infrastructure Work
The Sheffield Observer reports good prospects for a cigar factory in the area. The old Bouton House beside Skelton's drug store is being moved. S. and T. railroad traffic is halted due to a flood on Tionesta Creek with damaged bridges and ice. officials hope trains run by week’s start. Local notes include Ina Dal-Temple moving to her father’s farm near Grove, a new Mont Clare Military Academy teaching post for H T Morrison, and a bridge contract for Youngs Ville trolley road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Bouton
Skelton’s Drug Store
Tionesta Creek
Sueak Grove
Ina Dal- Temple
Wm. Haggerty
H. T. Morrison
Mont. Clair Military Academy
Western Excursions Fare Sale to Far West
From February 15 through April 30 the Erie Railroad offers tickets at the lowest rates ever for travel to all western points. For details contact F. H. Garfield, division passenger agent, Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Railroad
Far West
F. H. Garfield
Jamestown
N. Y
Bargain Lot of Men’s Suits and Ladies Skirts Offered
Jacob Keller the Tailor advertises a large selection of cloths suitable for men’s suits and ladies’ skirts and sacques. Bought cheaply, offered at very low prices for friends and patrons. Call to choose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Engraved Stationery Styles at the Mail Office
Latest and fashionable engraved stationery shown with samples and prices at the Mail Office. Best job printing offered by the Mail Office.
Local Notes and Visits Across Sugar Grove Area
February updates report Mrs. C Wynn visiting Sugar Grove for her sister Mrs. Cumings illness who has since improved and Mrs Wynn returning home. Dr Baker of Spring Creek drops by Sweetland’s. a mail route petition gains signers to retain the post office. Panam a hotel proprietor Mr Hubbard recovers from stomach trouble with Odd Fellows care as Blizzard rages. John Thompson and John Abrams show illness and family visits. spelling school and a social at Mrs Sliter’s occur. Mrs Hattie Higgins Durham of Corry visits Maplewood. A Wright trips to Buffalo and returns sick with cold. Eunice Wright returns to Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Wynn
Sugar Grove
Wm. Cumings
Local Notes and Obituaries Feb 9
Miss Selma Lind returns from Buffalo greatly improved. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brezell. both mother and child well. Peter Gustaf Spetz dies at 50 after Lutheran church member for 31 years. Funeral held Feb 9 at Lutheran cemetery. John Hopkins visits family. John Blair ill. WCTU plans Feb 13 program for town benefit. High school debate on peace versus war. Creamery may become a cream station. milk shipment shift eyed. Miss Van Ness returns from Bear Lake after visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidicute
Christian Endeavor
Presbyterian Church
James A. Hubler
Tidioute
Elias Hubler
Franklin
Raymond J
George Konkle
Mabie
W. Va
Selma Lind
Buffalo
Joe Slidter
Freehold
Frank Brezell
Babe
Frisbee
Rinell
John Hopkins
West Virginia
John Blair
Bradford
Ind
Columbus
Scholion’s
Grace Blakeslee
Floy Spencer
Ray Scholton
Lulu Covel
Ray Carrier
Mattie Waiton
Corry
Miss van Ness
Bear Lake
George Abbott
First National Bank Report at Warren Pa February 6 1903
Report of the condition of the First National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania as of February 6 1903 lists resources including loans and discounts 1 811 86 overdrafts 2 312 95 U S bonds securities and cash items prompting total assets of 983 908 31 and liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits totaling 1 020 15 and 97 900 00 respectively. The cashier F K Russell attests the accuracy of the statement sworn February 11 1903 before J A Schofield Notary Public with directors Perry D Clark F H Rockwell and F A Hall corroborating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dvicabometey Tj
CNECK
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
IF. K. Russell
F. K. Toussell
J J. A. Schofield
Perry D. Clark
F. H. Rockwell
F. A. Hall
Citizens National Bank of Warren Bank Report 1903
The condition of Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania as of February 6 1903 shows total resources of 499111.35 with capital stock 100000 00 surplus 30000 00 undivided profits 20725 54 and deposits 317353 28. It lists loans and discounts 4862 64 overdrafts 0 notes receivable 190 00 and various securities and cash items including U S bonds 25000 00 and specie and legal tender notes 7900 95. The report is sworn by cashier D L Gerould and certified by notary Kosk E Yarrs on February 10 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Internal Revenue
Viewoss
State of
Penn
Warren
D. L. Gerould
Metzger and Hogan Suit Styles Spark Gentle Prices
Metzger and Hogan promote Such Style and graceful beauty with moderate prices. Doucet-Cie Paris Vienna New York designs set the trend, with suits created by artists and made by skilled tailors. Prices range from 15 to 85 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doucet-Cie
Paris
Vienna
New York
Shirt Waist Suit Silks Range Showcased
The shop advertises seventy shirt waist suit silks with no two alike, priced at 75 cents and one dollar per yard.
Embroideries Catalog Promises Unmatched Stock Variety
Claiming the widest range in the nation, the catalog highlights over 100 patterns of embroidered Swiss and Nainsook fabrics. Dainty baby designs in Swiss and Nainsook sets are offered in colors, white figures, and black and white for dresses.
New Trimming and Dress Material Catalogue at Local Store
Experience a complete display of Vestings Madras Natte Cords Damask Figures Lace Stripes Scotch Shirtings and mercerized yarns priced 15 to 75 cents per yard. Pure Linen Antique Lace Silk Claney Irish Point Linen Silk Applique Persian Band Turkish Embroidery also shown. If new it is here with prices from 50 cents a yard up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Malta
Paris
First National Nureries
Rochester
New York
Lipton
America
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Warren Sait
J. T. McConnell
Meadville
Sweden
Cambridge Springs
Chautauqua Lake
Sheriff Williams
Crawford County
Donna Agrelius
Youngsville
Leota Whitehill
Agrelius
Finley Agnew
McDade
George Hall
John Hall
Boundary
Washington
Jamestown Journal
Thomas F. Conneely
16Th Regiment
Conneely
Mercer County
Miller
Jug Line” and Express Company
Wrightsville
Dugall
First National Bank
Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank of
Kosk E
Yarrs
AS. O. Parmler
Hazeltine
W.C. Norris
Allen
Liberty Street
Warren, PA
Metzger & Hogan
Metzger
Kopf & Henry
N. Greenland & Son
Undertaker
Tn' Warren
Penn'a Avenue
John Hepburn, M.D
Water Street
Jacob Doid
New Orleans
Porto Rico
Keystone Cash
G. H. Strickland
Hickory St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!