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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

7

Free Water Plan for Kansas Towns May Limit Charges

Kansas cities may vote to supply free water to residents with limits on daily gallons per household. Governor Hodges supports the plan, aiming to tax the city to fund water plants while charging only for usage above the allotment.

Topeka Kan Kansas Cities Hodges Kansas State Board of Health Kansas Public Utilities Commission Rosedale Kansas City Gas City Iola Abilene Ulation Emporia Cor

The Pennsylvania Railroad: Old Smash Days Insight

George Fitch comments on the Pennsylvania Railroad as the nation’s largest system with vast miles and profits, noting costly construction, tunnels, and bridges. He recalls its New York station, stock value, bonds, and expansive reach from New York to the Mississippi while highlighting its hardships carrying passengers in Pennsylvania and its durable Union Station in Chicago.

Pennsylvania Railroad United States Pennsylvania New York Mississippi River Brooklyn Union Pacific Queenbank Ilinois Philadelphia Pittsburg Chicago Atlantic City Washington Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Patsy Finnigan Alleghenies Union Station Altoona Pass

Cobb Corners notes and holiday visits

John Miller of Riceville visited the Cobbs. The school reopened after vacation. Miss Huffman returns as teacher. Local families and relatives including the Armistages Whiteleys Houghtlings Hill family Blanchards and Burrows are mentioned with Christmas and New Year visits. Marie Armitage ill with throat trouble.

Cobb Corners John Miller Riceville C. M. Cobb Miss Huffman Owen Armistage A. P. Whiteley Leon Warren Lena Whiteley Kinzua Lyle Houghtling Corry C. L. Houghtling Anna Hill Oil City G. L. Blanchard Union City Hazel Burrows Mayburg M. Houghtling Goodwill Hill Fred Phillis Marie Armitage Nora Patterson Joseph Nichols

Letters of Administration for Orren English Estate

Letters of Administration on the estate of Orren English of Kinzua Township Warren County Pa deceased granted to Loren P Gibson Administrator. Those indebted must pay promptly and those with claims must present them properly authenticated for settlement. December 14 1914.

Orren English Kinzua Warren County Loren P. Gibson

State Division Reports Large Waste Paper Distribution

Harrisburg Jan 3 The New State Division of Distribution of Documents led by James M Esler reported its first year operations. Of 1 017 212 publications 824 219 were distributed and 19 982 sold for waste paper.

Harrisburg New State Division James M. Esler Senate House of Representatives

Bank robbery in Bingham Utah nets 18000 dollars

Bert Heasted robs the Bingham State Bank at three o clock seizing cashier Earl Randall and three others and a boy. Heasted locks them in the vault but Randall escapes using a pocket screwdriver. Police arrest Heasted with the money still on him.

Bingham Utah Bert Heasted Earl Randall Bingham State Bank Heasted Randall J. H. White

Pennsylvania Must Grant 105000 For Smith Lever Plan

M S McDowell of the state college of agriculture says Pennsylvania must appropriate at least 105000 at the next session to meet the Smith Lever bill terms. He notes Pennsylvania has the largest rural population and will receive the largest share under the act. The Smith Lever funds support extension work in agriculture and home economics, with 10000 allocated to each state this year and 600000 statewide for the year starting July 1 1915, rising by 500000 annually for seven years to 4100000, then continuing.

Pennsylvania M. S. McDowell Pennsylvania State College of Agriculture

Annual stockholders meeting for Citizens National Bank of Warren

The Citizens National Bank of Warren announces its annual meeting of stockholders at the bank office on Tuesday January 12 1915 for the election of a Board of Directors. Polls open from 3 30 to 4 p m. A PresSel, Cashier. Warren Pa December 10 1914.

Citizens National Bank of Warren

First National Bank stockholders meet January 12

Notice for the 51st annual meeting of stockholders of the First National Bank of Warren to be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 12 with directors' polls open from 2 to 3 p m. Co T Conarro cashier.

First National Bank of Warren

Warren Trust Company Annual Meeting Notice

Stockholders of the Warren Trust Company will meet at the company office in Warren Pennsylvania on Thursday January 14 1915 at 2 p.m. to elect directors and conduct other proper business.

Warren National Banking Office Stockholders Meeting

Stockholders of the Warren National Banking office meet Tuesday January 3. Directors will be elected and polls open from 1 30 to 2. E H Lampe is cashier.

Warren Savings Bank 45th Annual Stockholders Meeting

The 45th annual meeting of Warren Savings Bank stockholders to elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year will be held at the banking office on Tuesday January 12 1915 at 3 o'clock. G B Ensworth cashier.

The Warren Savings Bank

Subpoena in Divorce Case Warren County 1915

In Warren County Common Pleas libellant Hattie Rumsmoke versus respondent William Rumsmoke. Subpoena returned non est inventus. Respondent must appear February 1 before the court in Warren to show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff Will G. Tate and Attorney G B Munn noted. Warren Pa January 5 1915. January 7 14 21 28.

Warren Court of Common Pleas Will G. Tate G. B. Munn G. Tate C. M. Shawkey

Divorce Petition Notice in Court Records

Vesta A. Morean libellant and William B. Morean respondent engage in divorce proceedings as presented in the court of record. D I Ball attorney records announce the legal action under the Acts of Assembly governing such cases.

Vesta A. Morean Libellant William B. Morean

Pennsylvania Gas Company to elect nine directors in 1915 meeting

The annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Gas Company will be held at its Warren office on Wednesday January 27 1915 at 10 oclock a m for the election of nine directors and to transact any business that may come before it. W H Filler secretary.

Pennsylvania Gas Company Warren, Pa

Notice of dissolution petition for Peoples Gas Company

On December 14, 1914 the Peoples Gas Company of Warren Pennsylvania filed in the Warren County Court of Common Pleas a petition seeking a decree of dissolution. A hearing is set for January 18, 1915 at 2 PM in the court, with interested parties invited to attend and oppose if desired. Lewis C. Jamieson is solicitor for the petitioner.

Peoples Gas Company Warren Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas Warren County Sai

Court filing notice in 1914 libel case Van Sliker

The 20 December Term 1914 lists Emma K. Van Sliker as libellant and Washington Van Sliker as respondent. The petition or libel was exhibited by C. M. Shawkey, attorney.

Emma K. van Sliker Libellant Washington van Sliker

Sale of Real Estate in Estate of I N Smith

Public sale to the highest bidder of I N Smith estate real estate in Warren County Pennsylvania. Two parcels totaling about 153 acres. Sale set for January 18 1915 at Court House Warren. Terms: one third cash on confirmation, balance in two annual installments with interest secured by mortgage bond. Executrix Clara S Smith.

Court House Warren Pennsylvania I. N. Smith Conenango County State of Fred A. Peerson Jackson Run Road Jackson Run Conewango County of Homer V Dalrymple Martin Amann John L. Sperry

Rodeheaver settlement ends breach suit with Georgia Jay

Pittsburgh news reports evangelist Homer A. Rodeheaver settled the $50,000 breach of promise action with Miss Georgia Jay of Chicago. The payment amount was not disclosed.

Pittsburgh Homer A. Rodeheaver Georgia Jay Chicago

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Citizen’s National Bank Penn’a Avenue West George Fitch P. R. Wa Chichester A. Pressel T. Conarro Warren Trust Company Warren National Bank of E. H. Lampe Cashier G. B. Ensworth Warren County Common Pleas Hattie Rumsmoke William Rumsmoke D. I. Ball W. H. Filler Lewis C. Jamieson Orphans’ Court Clara S. Smith Rodeheaver H. B. Hyde C. Frederick Bartsch C. F. Bartsch Penn. Ave E. Warren, Pa Water Street A. W. Eaton Provident Life & Trust Company PENN Kopf & Henry Pennsylvania Ave. W L. C. Eddy Lave Pennsylvania Avenue End D. G. Blackman Justice of the Peace Second St BELL
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