Hazel Lydiatt Goes to Warren for Appendectomy
Pittsfield report notes Hazel Lydiatt and her mother travel to Warren for an appendectomy to be performed Wednesday morning. The town mourns Mrs. A S Brown, age 68, who died Thursday night. Funeral held Monday. she leaves a husband and two daughters, Mrs. Kitt Shutts and Mrs. A D Coan.
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Pittsfield
Hazel Lydiatt
J. S. Lydiatt
Warren
A. S. Brown
Kitt Shutts
A. D. Coan
Youngsville
Myrtle Norman
Charley McIntry
Alice Clark
Westfield
Buffalo
Dana Brooks
Frewsburg
Momday
Thos
Illnesses and social notes from Chandlers Valley
Dr. Kelley shows improvement after illness though not yet able to go out Dr Bradshaw of Sugar Grove attends Mildred Akins who is very ill Mrs Albert Hultburg has grip Mrs Joe Gage also sick but improving Mr and Mrs Dalamater visit Mrs Dalamater's sister Mrs Lew Mickelson of Sugar Grove who is ill Mrs Grege visits Mrs Albert Hultburg Mrs L H Darling recovers from grip Verna Mix and her brother Joe visit from Findley Lake and plan a two month stay One Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Graham this week all invited
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Chandlers Valley
Kelley
Bradshaw
Sugar Grove
Mildred Akins
Albert Hultburg
Joe Gage
Dalamater
Lew Mickelson
Sugargrove
Grege
L. H. Darling
Verna. Mix
Findley Lake
Joe
Graham
Aged Woman Robbed in Hotel Plea for Life Endangering Crime
New York February 29. Frank Cooper a Negro elevator man at Riviera apartments attempted murder to steal 65 dollars and a gold watch from an elderly woman in her room. He beat Mrs Hubenar 81 and set gas jets to gas her, then confessed to Inspector Hughes. She survived with injuries and is expected to recover.
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Negro Buiclar
New York
Frank Cooper
Riviera
Hughes
Chicken Shower After Lightning Destroys Barn in Liberty Town
Lightning struck the John Hobbins barn near Danville Pa killing and suffocating roosting chickens. Mrs Robbins suffered a great loss and Mrs W Mainzer organized neighbors to donate chickens, quickly restoring stock to about 60 birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hobbins
Liberty Township
Danville
Dramatic Club Presentation Highlighted By Town News
Columbus notes recount a fine Dramatic Club entertainment last Friday and Saturday. Hattie Walton returned from Sugar Grove after supporting her sister Dein who recently buried her husband. The Ladies Auxiliary plans a March 13 meeting with Mrs. Laura Covel, urging strong attendance for planned work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dramatic Club
Hattie Walton
Sugar Grove
Dein
Laura Covel
C. M. Putnam
Will Parker
Clymer
N. E. Dewey
Harriet Moyers
Corry
George Crippen
B. A. West
Child Robs Post Office Case Shocks Schuylkill Court
John Bushness seven year old from Tamaqua was arraigned before the Schuylkill tribunal the youngest ever and was sentenced to a Catholic protectory. He faced theft charges and was accused by federal authorities of entering the Tamaqua post office through a window to steal stamps.
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Pottsville
John Bushness
Schuylkill
Young Bushness
Tamaana
Herrick Seeks Eye Treatment at Falconer Home
Akeley notes Mrs E A Herrick at the Carl Limburgs Falconer home for eye treatment with friends wishing her a speedy recovery. Other local visits include Mrs Martha Forbush and Mrs J H Forbush of Jamestown visiting Mrs C E Marsh. Ettelyn Johnson and Glen Helgren visiting S M Johnson. Mrs John Geracimos visiting Howard Homestead. Charles Barney ill with influenza. Obert and family, Youngsville, to move to Mrs C E Marsh’s farm for the year. Charles Worden to move to a farm near Bemus Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Geracimos
Howard Homestead
Charles Barney
Obert
Youngsville
C. EK. Marsh
Charles Worden
Bemus Point
Local Notes From Sugar Run and Corydon
Sugar Run notes report Leo Milcox hauling chemical wood at Morrison. Mrs. Orphan Tome stays a week at Corydon with relatives. Charles Morrison returned from Ithaca New York after attending Cornell Agricultural lectures. Miss Matilda Spark of Corydon visits town a few days. S. L. Morrison recovering and returns home. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Smith visited Bradford last Friday. J. W. Green was in Oil City Tuesday.
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Sugar Run
Leo Milcox
Morrison
Orphan Tome
Corydon
Charles Morrison
Ithica
N. Y
Cornell University
Jerry Smith
Bradford
J. W. Green
Oil City
Market Report New York Provision Market
New York market report lists Wheat No 2 red at 1.21 14 per bushel f o b, Oats Standard 1 0 b GNC, Pork Mess 17.25 to 17.50, Butter Creamery Specials 29 16 cents, Eggs State and Pennsylvania white fancy new large 34 cents, Potatoes Lone Island No 1 per bbl 4.60, Maine per bag 3.05.
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New York
State
Pennsylvania
Lone Island
Maine
Buffalo
Pomona Grange Meeting at Columbus with Farm Program
The Pomona Grange No. 10 meets Columbus Grange in Columbus hall March 7 and 8 starting 1:30 p m. Lectures, questions, and demonstrations proceed with a memorial service for Mrs. Jennie Bauer Morgan and a fifth degree session planned for Thursday evening. Train and streetcar access noted.
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Pomona
Columbus
Pomona Grange
Columbus Grange
Minnie Ener
Clara Olmstead
Spring Creek Grange
Akeley Grange
J. C. Dalrymple
Brokenstraw Grange
Rev. L. Woodin
Corydon Grange
Brother Falkenberg
Eldred Grange
A. W. Joseph
Corydon
D. B. Hitchcock
Farmington Grange
New London Grange
Grange Choir
Warren County
John Linstrom
Scandia Grange
Fkast Branch Grange
Watson Grange
South West Grange
Jennie Bauer Morgan
R. E. Green
Warren Grange
George Schrambling
That Grange
Warren
Corry
Grain prices on track listing Timothy and straw values
Timothy No 1 on track priced at 93.50 and 23.00 per unit No 2 Timothy at 9 50 while straw Wheat and oat price ranges show 10.50 to 11.00 per unit. The fragment notes market quotes for Timothy hay and cereal straw with listed per unit figures.
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Timothy
Advertise in the Mail and Get Re Suite
Colonial-era notice promotes advertising space in the Mail. It highlights rates for hotel rooms and suites, urging readers to reserve advertising slots quickly to reach a broad audience.
Report of condition of Citizens National Bank Warren PA 1912
Bank in Warren Pennsylvania reports assets including loans and discounts 301,509.23 overdrafts 3,468.10 U S bonds 100,000.00 premiums 81,000.00 bonds and securities 16,771.76 real estate 18,433.90 due from banks 25,668.49 checks 135.45 currency and notes 10,694.06 lawful reserve 20,822.90 capital 100,000.00 surplus 1,000.00 undivided profits 28,312.39 National bank notes 98,700.00 due to banks 9,705.29 deposits 296,075.73 dividends unpaid 60.00 certificates 12.66
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Strose
U.S
ANA Savings Banks
AIB
Sige Bioats
U. 8
Ee National Bank
NoChssence Cass Acunsigeratee
U. S
Isaac P Baldwin Dies in Battle Creek at 92
Battle Creek Michigan February 29 Isaac P Kalinin died last night at age 92. He was a rural resident and was once associated editor of the New York Sun. Reports also link him to a claim of being the Lincoln era envoy to England and an assistant secretary of the navy under President Grant.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Isaac P. Kalinin
Isiac Jal’win
Linccoln
England
Navy
Pell
New York Sun
Well Connected. Waves and a City’s Best Ferm.ts
A fragmentary note describes a character named Well Connected speaking into a telephone while gazing at waves. The scene hints at connections within the city and an implied social or professional network referenced by the phrase best ferm ts. The text preserves a contemplative, period voice without graphic detail.
First National Bank Warren Report of Financial Condition 1912
The report lists assets including loans 1 089 861 03 overdrafts 2 004 60 U S bonds 100 000 00 and reserves 865 145 00, with securities 121 000 00 real estate 48 044 41, and total assets 1 629 865 27. Liabilities show capital 100 000 00 surplus 100 000 00 undivided profits 75 759 97 bank notes outstanding 100 000 00 deposits 1 220 104 35 and total liabilities 1 629 865 27, cashier C Conarro swears the figures true.
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U.S
U. S
Ceeereeee Lenvabssksanens Aecsnethepctias
State of Pennsylvania
Warren
Conarro
CT. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
He Would Join Him
An anecdote captures a hostess inviting Mr. Smith to hear a whistling solo by her husband. Smith declines politely and accepts a whisky and soda, humorously remarking he does not mind having one.
Doctor signs cause of death on certificate
A doctor boasts to an assistant that he signed the death certificate in the column for cause of death. The quoted remark underlines a darkly humorous or ironic moment in the Bits item.
Evidence Enough Quote Sparks Originality Debate
A witty exchange contrasts views of Mater, once deemed crazy, now praised as original. The remark in Lustige Blatter highlights shifting opinions about creativity and fortune.
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Mater
Lustige Blatter
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Warren Savings Bank
Second Street
First National Bank
Penn’a
Jr. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
Akeley
Market Report
East Buffalo
Clara Ohlmstead
A. W. Reeves
Laura Covell
Colum
J. K. Manley
Mary Hartley
Alice Perkins
Hilda Schuler
Pleasant Grange
E. D. Stewart
Elice Bumpus
Warren National Bank
Resources
Wistal
State of
BE. H. Lampe
H. Lampe
Rose H. Dayvis
Ty. O. Slater
W. D. Brown
Wm. E. Rick
Citizens National Bank
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
Kh. H. Beshlin
H. A. Booth
Isaac P Baldwin
Prank Morrison, Jospeph
AL Schopleld, N. K. Russell
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