Warren and Vicinity Notes stir with events and elections
Local notices report court movements Judge Lindsey in Franklin to hold court Attorney changes at Wilbur & Schnur office New teller A D Swift arrives at Citizens National Bank High School Hazeltine essay prize contest progresses with three judges In Warren California visitors plan lent leave from snow mixed results in local elections reveal shifts in ward offices and judges of election.
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Matt
Allen
Liberty Street
Lindsey
Franklin
Criswell
Lillian Richards
Bradford
Warren
Flora Macnett
New York City
Es Anna Sill
Edith Orr
Sam. Q. Smith
Siggins House
Liberty
High Street
Wilbur & Schnur
Hoffman
A. J. Hazeltine
Mr. Hazeltine
Board of Education
California
Los Angeles
F. H. Rockwell
C. W. Beaty
Alice
Ed. Alexander
C. W. Hoffman
Land of Flowers
Fehlman
Republican Congressional Delegates Decide Three Per County
The 28th district convention at Struthers Hotel endorses three delegates per county Warren Venango Elk Forest Mercer and sets primaries date across counties. Editor Wenk of Tionesta Republican backed Mail. praised Jake for securing three delegates per county and called him deucedly clever.
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Warren
Venango
Elk, Forest
Mercer
Struthers Hotel
Wenk
Tionesta Republican
Forest County
Jake
Oil City
Flood Fear After Heavy Snow Drifts Loom Over Allegheny Basin
The region tributary to the Allegheny river and Conewango creek braces for possible spring floods as vast snowfalls melt. Ice over a foot thick blocks both streams, raising fears of a bold flood akin to the record events of 1865.
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Allegheny River
Conewango Creek
New Warren Telephone Exchange Seeks Fast Service
Fred J. Corbett, new manager from Oil City, announces improvements at Warren Telephone Exchange. More subscribers join daily, new hello girls employed, and facilities expanded for outside talk via Union Telephone Co. Central is the contact point for calls.
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HELLO
Warren
Sheffield to Welcome New National Bank Soon
Sheffield prepares for a new National Bank with a $25 000 capital. Incorporators include A J Hazeltine Warren Savings Bank president James Clark and G B Ensworth of the same bank C Siegel of Horton Crary Co and C H Smith of C H Smith Co Officers and staff to be elected soon. The Toronto to Coal Center tramps reached Washington Pa in good spirits. New pensionees: John Lytle Warren $8 Harvey T Russell Russell $8. Canary birds for sale at C Flindt barber shop. Fall and winter cloths now ready at Jacob Keller tailor shop.
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Warren
Justice Perry
J. W. Crawford
E. T. Hazeltine
H S Perry
RH Winger
Dalrymple
Constable
W S Page
Charles Dickenson
W D Hinckley
G F Yates
Alfred Hertzel
C W Smith
W J Alexander
Frank Witz
H J Bierce
Charles Werle
S A Waters
Wm Ehrhardt
Council
Frank A Cogswell
M D Hall
J H Park
E M Schuler
Myron Waters
Godfrey Gruber
Third
R H Winger
A S Dalrymple
J G Brown
G E Maybank
J N Berger
Alfred Schellhammer
H P Hall
C W Arirol
J K Rone
C H Greenland
W A Hall
J W Steen
J A James
Fourth Ward
Joe Fisher
J M Knox
E L Leonhart
Frank Kerwin
J W Crawford
George Ott
P H Burke
C B Hill
W Bowell
J. Kennedy
Fifth Ward
George DeForest
J H Taylor
Henry Park
John Byers
John Schueltz
F G Shreves
C B Tucker
W M Creal
Charles Chase
W D Winton
S H Briggs
L P Werle
F P Caro
C T Thurston
Darius Magee
C S Knabb
O P Gordon
Frank Morrison
Jacob Stricker
E T Hazeltine
J W Lytle
J W Armstrong
C J Frantz
D C Vanderbilt
Wm O’neill
Ed Winston
Samuel Frantz
Sheffield
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren Savings Bank
James Clark
G. B. Ensworth
C. Siegel
Horton, Crary & Co
C. H. Smith
C. H. Smith & Co
Toronto
Can
Coal Center
Oil City
Washington, Pa
Uncle Sam
John Lytle
Harvey T. Russell
Russell
C. Flindt
Jacob Keller
Ailor
Y M C A Convention Opens with Four Hundred Delegates
The 34th annual convention of the Young Men's Associations of Pennsylvania begins Thursday at 3 PM in the association building auditorium. Over 400 delegates will attend sessions across First Methodist, Presbyterian, and association facilities with a full program of devotions, talks, conferences, and religious services through Sunday led by figures such as G Campbell Morgan and Rev. I J Lansing.
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The
Young Men’s Associations of Pennsylvania
Association
M. E
Presbyterian Church
James Shand
George D. Selden
Armory
Ladies’ Auxiliary
C.c.michener
H. B. McCormick
G. Campbell Morgan
Warren
G.campbell Morgan
Association Hall
Fatal Accident In Warren Claims Guy L. Gray
Guy L. Gray of Youngsville died from a gunshot found by a neighbor on Hall hill after an afternoon cleaning an old rifle. Coroner and jury ruled accidental death. letters indicate suicide was not intended. He leaves a family including a father, mother, five sisters, four brothers, and is about 27. His body was sent to Mahoning, Pennsylvania for burial.
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Warren
Guy L. Gray
Youngsville
Hall Hill
Young Gray
Pierce
F. W. Connarro
J. B. Dunlevy
L. H. Dunham
W. D. Kinnear
H. M. Lilly
C. J. Dunham
Robert E. Gray
Richland
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Mahoning
Begin a Bank Account at First National Bank of War ren
The notice promotes opening a bank account as an incentive to better living. It urges starting with a dollar, promises safety and growth with a three percent interest rate, and notes that banking by mail is available. The tone is promotional and encourages immediate action.
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First National Bank of
Warren
Snow Piles Lamented as Hope for August Storage
A wry line notes how large snow piles on streets would be useful if kept in cold storage for August use, joking about off season resilience and city snow management.
Smith Snavelly nuptials in Pittsburg February 1902
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on February 15 1902 A G Smith of Erie and Mina Snavelly formerly of Warren were married.
Obituaries From Warren Area Deaths in February 1902
Obituary notices list Abraham Lacy aged 82, Philip Hertzel aged 81, John A. Sterry, and Fred M Haslinger aged 12. Hugh L McMullen, brother of Mrs. John Clark, dies in California aged 57 with burial in Warren. Buriales and funeral details noted. Hertzel born Alsace 1820, long resident of Pleasant township.
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Mississippi
Ohio
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Warren
Struthers
Col. L. F. Watson
Jacob
Oregon
Martin
Andrew
St Terry
John A. Sterry
Rev
A. J. Ivey
Barnes, Pa
Fred M
W. A. Hassinger
Resolutions on Death of Warren Bank Director M B Dunham
At a February 17 1902 board meeting in Warren Pennsylvania the Warren Savings Bank honored director M B Dunham who served since January 13 1874. The resolutions declared his unwavering integrity friendly nature and valuable service. offered sympathy to his bereaved family and ordered minutes and a certified copy sent to his widow.
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Warren Savings Bank
Warren
Charles W. Stone
M. B. Dunham
Dunham
Uunham
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Real estate transfers listed include Frank C. Parshall to Dora B. Snapp in Clarendon for 300 dollars and F A Wood to Elwin D. Proper for 187.50. Others: Ella L. Babcock to Leon G. Ball in Warren 1 dollar. Atlantic Refining Co. to S K McKalip in Mead 750. Delia C. Ensworth to Solomon Brown in Grand Valley 300. George Dalrymple to Orrin Dalrymple in Conewango 1500. Jennie E. Babcock to John Schueltz in Glade 1200. Emma A. Watson to C P Thompson in Pine Grove 1. Allen Marsh to Henry S. Joy in Kinzua Warren Borough 0. Warren Borough to Samuel H. Cogswell in Warren 178.75. John W. McIntyre to Mary J. Brown in Farmington 750.
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Frank C. Parshall
Dora B. Snapp
Clarendon
F. A. Wood
Elwin D. Proper
Ella L. Babcock
Leon G. Ball
Warren
Atlantic Refining Co
S. K. McKalip
Mead
Delia C. Ensworth
Solomon Brown
Grand Valley
George Dalrymple
Orrin Dalrymple
Conewango
Jennie E. Babcock
John Schueltz
Glade
Emma A. Watson
C. P. Thompson
Pine Grove
Allen Marsh
Henry S. Joy
Kinzua
Wal Con
Warren Boro
Samuel H. Cogswell
John W. McIntyre
Mary J. Brown
Farmington
Tailor Jacob Keller Offers Elegant Overcoats and Ladies Cloths
An elegant line of overcoatings ker sey s Meltons and a big stack of ladies cloths in blues blacks browns grays plaids and stripes. Latest styles and prices very low. Call and see. Jacob Keller the Tailor.
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Meltons
Jacob Keller
Elegant Wedding Stationery at Low Prices
Readable ad copy for invitations and programs from a mail office offering neat, elegant work at affordable rates. Describes wedding invitations andBall invitations with simple pricing and quality craftsmanship.
Warbrantee Deeds and Everyday Supplies
Best and neatest form for deeds now sold at the Mail office with a new wife’s acknowledgment and notary line. Ow ens’ Buffalo Bread fresh daily from Kopf and Henry. Lamps globes gas portables crockery stock and low prices at Fehlman’s.
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Owens’ Buffalo
Kopf & Henry
Fehlman’s
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Carthage
Cincinnati
Washington’s
T. S. Messner
East Street
Mary
Jack
Venango County
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Warren County
J. F. Kertcher
St. Paul
Minnesota
A. R. Dalrymple
Jetta
Buss
Ida
Rayder
Coroma
Sibley
John G. Brower
G. A. R. Post
Citizens National Bank
A. D. Swift
Ridgway
L. W. Dennison
Mr. Smith
the Association
G. Campbell
Munay
R. L. Roberts
G. T. Hepbrow
James A. Beaver
S. F. Anderson
Robert Wardrop
G. W. Creighton
C. A. Beach Presiding
B. W. Stone
C. G. Cadwallader
W. J. Strickler
J.simpson
A. B. Williams
I. J. Lansing
W. M. Wood
Flindt
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
White Goods
T. O. Slater & CO
Claus
Landers
Franz & Clark
Davis Chambers
Water Street
Warren, PA
Pennsylvania
T. W. McNett
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