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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
5
In Warren area items include new buildings rising despite cold, Laura Bucklin buying Robertson Store on East Side, naturalization court scheduled for March 19 with fifteen applicants, and various local notices. Also reported are deaths, marriages, surgeries, fires, divorces, and community actions such as a Women’s Prohibition Club formation and a Law and Order League meeting.
Reader letters attack the Mirror editor over the Milliron Bill and utility ownership. The writer argues boroughs should buy water, street railway, and electric works, asserting non property owners have a stake and urging public debate and voter involvement in Warren.
Scranton reports Frank Sterinski, the fiancé of Miss Anna Martin, was allegedly intoxicated by relatives to block the wedding and sent to New York. Martin, left at the church, received Sterinski’s letter saying he is in New York and wants to marry. she travels there.
Abraham Kadeson of New Buena Vista visits his brother Barnet K. Kadeson, proprietor of the North Street hotel, East Mauch Chunk. The brothers, separated in Germany 35 years ago, had not spoken until Abraham read a Philadelphia paper about landlord Kaceson's suit in Carbon county court against Edward Bute for larceny, prompting this reunion.
Classified notice announces advertising space in the Mail and Gat newspaper. Details unnamed, urging readers to place ads and contact for rates and deadlines.
Stein proprietor of the Womans Shop on Liberty street undertakes extensive alterations and new fixtures costing thousands. The basement front becomes salesroom while rear houses alterations. Glass partitions replace wooden panels, mahogany fittings to transform main floor, lighting upgraded. Completion expected by March 15 with possible delay for painting.
Err is hereby given that an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania on March eighteenth 1912 at ten o clock for charter of the Masonic Temple Association of Warren Pennsylvania under the Act of Assembly for incorporation of certain corporations. The charter documents are on file in the Prothonotary. Solicitor N82 29 Mar. Tit
Fragmentary OCR text shows a muddied reference to an Indian ministry and a remark about laziness amid disjointed phrases. No concrete events, dates, or named individuals are clearly identifiable from the readable portion.
The ad proclaims twenty five years in business offering eye care. It emphasizes careful eye examinations and modern tools, states no eye drops are used, and guarantees glasses fit with no charge if not satisfied. Address given is 248 Penna Ave W near Citizens National Bank with Bell phone 256J.
Spring Days invite travel as Easter trips to the seashore attract visitors. The event promotes sea breezes and coastal outings with families seeking a holiday escape.
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