Home Matters and Local Updates
Tiona oil sells for 1.78 per barrel as residents share health and travel notes. Myron W. Dennison remains confined to the house due to severe illness. Hon. A. W. Dennison returned from Harrisburg. Mrs. Carolin Hiles and Miss Pasco begin extended travel in Japan and abroad. Andrew Hertzel and Charles Chase depart for a business trip to Oklahoma and western states. Hon. W. M. Lindsey becomes consulting counsel with Lindsey and MacDonald law firm.
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Carolin Hiles
Miss Pasco
Japan
Andrew Hertzel
Charles Chase
Oklahoma
W. M. Lindsey
Lindsey & MacDonald
Warren Area News Briefs Highlight Local Meetings And Appointments
Many local groups met last week with reports of sound finances and new leadership. J A Scho field reelected treasurer. trustees named John G. Smith F P Hue F H Gruninger H G Eddy J H DeFrees. Borough council, First Liberal church, and First M E E church held sessions with officer elections and planned talks. Awards include Warren Savings bank dividend and surplus boost. new firm Hinckley Alexander Clark formed. court calendar set. numerous civic and church notices.
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Cometeria
J. A. Schofield
John G. Smith
F. P. Hue
F. H. Gruninger
H. G. Eddy
J. H. DeFrees
Pennsylvania Avenue
State Highway Department
Warren
Nelson P. Curtis
Oak Street
Warren Savings Bank
W. S. Clark
Hinckley
Alexander
Rice
First Baptist Church
Olean
N. Y
Greater Olean
Joseph A. Schofield and Son
Albert R
Florida
Schofield
Albert
Property Transfers Listed for Various Towns
Multiple transfers recorded from Farmington to Warren and surrounding towns. Purchasers include A. D. McGregor, S. G. Harris, Elk Tanning Co., Jane White, Christina S. Peterson, and Nora Gregory among others with amounts ranging from 20 to 2,200 dollars. Names include L. W. Strickland, Nettie Bumpus, Geo R Woods Sons Co, and Joseph Martin. Final entry notes Solomon A. Robinson to John A. Lawson in Farmington.
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A. D. McGregor
L. W. Strickland
Farmington
S. G. Harris
Nettie Bumpus
Kinzua
Elk Tanning Co
Geo. R. Woods Sons Co
Sheffield
James E. Norris
Gerda E. Brooks
Lottsville
Salome M. Messner
David E. Anderson
Warren
Virginia S. Johnson
R. D. McKelvy
Spring Creek
D. H. McKean
Helen M. Crooks
Deerfield
Earl R. Morrison
Elk
D. R. Dupree
Joseph E. McCloskey
Tidioute
Nora Gregory
James M. Martin
Russell
Solomon A. Robinson
John A. Lawson
Bar Association Dinner Honors Retiring and Current Judges
Warren County Bar Association hosted a Tuesday evening dinner at the Conenango Club in honor of retiring President Judge Wilton M. Lindsey and serving Judge William E. Rice. Nearly all county lawyers attended along with Forest County colleagues. Mrs. C. H. Meacham catered the event, with toasts and speeches the evening’s features.
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Warren County
Lindsey
Hackney and Siggins
H. M. Putnam
William E. Rice
Warren
Forest
Mr. Rice
A. C. Mark
W. H. Houghtling
E. E. Thompson
Edwin R. Allen
Orphans’ Court
C. W. Stone
Bar Association
W. M. Lindsey
D. I. Ball
W. W. Wilbur
O. C. Allen
Johnson, Wetmore
Rasselas Brown
W. D. Brown
Noyes
Ward
Conenango Club
Warren County Bar Association
Wilton M. Lindsey
Forest County
C. H. Meacham
David F Redmond Dies at 60 in Sandy Lake Home
David F. Redmond of Sandy Lake Pa died at 10 45 PM Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs H A Steir 18 Hinkie Street of valvular heart disease He was about 60 years old and survived by his wife two sons three daughters two brothers and a sister.
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David E. Redmond
Sandy Lake
H. A. Steir
Hinkie Street
Edinboro Normal School Opens Winter Term 1909
Edinboro State Normal School promotes a good moral and professional atmosphere as students begin winter term on January 4 1909. Catalogs available by request from Joan F Bicier principal.
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Edinboro State Normal School
Joan F. Bicier
Funeral services for Ambrose W. Crouse held in Tidioute
Ambrose Wetmore Crouse died recently. funeral held at Tidioute M E church with Rev. A J Rinker and other clergy assisting. Born 1823 near Sheakleyville Mercer Co he educated in Mercer county and Allegheny College. He taught at Sewickley Rockville and Girard later serving as principal at City University of St Louis before Civil War service and banking career. Survived by three children Ida Richard Chaffey and Howard A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambroige W. Crouse
Tidiouter
Ambrose Wetmore Crouse
Tidioute M. E
A. J. Rinker
S. F. Marks
The
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Downing
J. N. Fradenburg
Oil City
H. H. Cumings
Sheakleyville
Mercer County
Allegheny College
Travelli Academy
Sewickley
Rockville
Ind
Greenville
Girard
City University of
First National Bank
Marriage Unites Alonzo Cole and Mary Baker at Groom’s Home
Mr Alonzo Cole and Mrs Mary Baker wed at the groom’s home on Monday evening December 28 at 8 o clock Justice Putnam officiated with only immediate family present. Mrs Cole arrived in May 1906 and won many friends. Mr Cole a longtime resident served in Co F 29th Ohio Volunteers enlisting in 1861. He was captured at Atlanta, imprisoned at Andersonville for nine months, marched with Sherman to the sea and fought at Gettysburg Chancellorsville Fredericksburg and Antietam. They are warmly regarded and wish them a happy future.
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Alonzo Cole
Mary Baker
Justice Putnam
Cole
Co. F
Ohio Volunteers
Atlanta
Andersonville
Sherman
Gettysburg
Chancellorsville
Fredricksburg
Antietam
Conewango W C T U Meeting on Crusade Day
Conewango W C T U met at Glade avenue with about 25 members and visitors. Mrs Gage presided and led the business session as Mrs Buerkle directed the Crusade Day program with readings, a song, and a recital by Miss Marvel Buerkle. Music by Miss Samuels and the Johnson sisters preceded refreshments.
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Conewango
W.C.T. U
Warren Co. Residents urged to aid quake victims in Italy
Residents have contributed and more donations are sought for earthquake sufferers in Italy. People can leave money at any local newspaper office or with Burgess Beshlin who will forward the funds. Authorities urge a prompt response to the distress.
Schedule Change on Pennsy and B A V Trains
Beginning last Monday schedule changes affect the Pennsy. Flyers from Philadelphia arrive Warren at 8 07 instead of 7 46 for the westbound train and 7 30 instead of 7 15 for the eastbound. Evening eastbound is 9 03 rather than 9 04 and 7 50 not 8 15. On the B A V the morning train departs 9 13 instead of 9 10 and the evening division runs 7 30 instead of 7 08.
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Pennsy
Philadelphia
Warren
For Sale Old Newspapers Suitable for Packing and Covering
Old newspapers offered for sale as packing material and shelf protection. Call Matz at the office for details and availability.
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Matz
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Warren National Bank
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WARREN NATIONAL/BANK
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Myron W. Dennison
A. W. Dennison
Harrisburg
P. W. M. Pressel
L. A. Timms
E. A. Johnson
John Koebley
M. EE
Conaway
Board of County Commissioners
Geo. F. Yates
Supt. Preston
Rouse Hospital
Struthers Hotel
Paul Fragalle
Morrison Street
Trinity Memorial Church
Warren Table
Grand Rapids
Chicago
E. A. Swanson
Youngsville
J. J. Knapp
Pacific Coast
Elgin
Waltham
Huber
Hamilton Movement
Second St
David F. Redmond
Green
Blair
Warren J National Bank
Manhattan
Galitas
Hill and Lonsdale
Tan
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Universal
PENN
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