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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1908
Page
1
In response to higher print paper costs, the Titusville Courier has doubled its subscription price. Fred Merck departed for Missouri last Saturday to oversee oil and coal interests, planning to stay about two months.
Died. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moore of Waterford Erie Co are at Spring Creek. Joseph James returns from the Philippines after two years. Merl Hook celebrates sixth birthday. Chas J Sampson Irvine announces for County Commissioner. Auditors Orr Thompson Bennett begin county audits. Thomas Riley dies at North Warren State Hospital. W Houghtling seeks re election as County Commissioner. Social Science Club elects W M Robertson chairman. Warren Savings Bank issues semi annual dividend and boosts undivided profits. W E Rice candidate for President Judge. Presbyterian church annual meeting elects trustees and treasurer. Jacob Jamieson house fire damages island home. Lawrence hosts P H T Club on New Year’s day. Royal Arcanum banquet and speeches at Warren Carver House. Weather forecast predicts warmer trend after Dec 28 with January warmer near Great Lakes. Henry Boss dies at 80. Newberry Henry dies aged 75. James L Thompson dies aged ~50. drug store founder. interment in Tidioute. Albert Woleen dies at 47. Swedish-born. interment Oakland. Helen Nordine dies aged 2 years 4 months. Nordine family. Mrs W Bostwick dies at Stoneham.
William C. Parris of 220 Park Street, an employee of Seneca Oil Works, was instantly killed Monday evening when gas fumes from an oil tank ignited after he climbed atop the tank with a lantern. The blast threw his body, killed him on impact, and burned the remains. he left a wife and seven children. Parris had worked seven years for the company and was regarded as a careful, trustworthy man.
Eben N. Ford Post G A R installed officers last Thursday evening with James R. Mitchell as Commander Richard Ward Senior Vice Commander W D Winton Junior Vice Commander T O Slater Quartermaster Thad deus Reig Chaplain H J Bierce Officer of the Day J H Wickster Officer of the Guard C A Waters Patriotic Inspector R G Kerr Adjutant J E Wheeler Sergeant Major Wesley George Quartermaster Sergeant R G Kerr.
Secretary Kalbfus of the State Game Commission warns counties about noxious animal bounties. The $50,000 appropriation for foxes, wildcats, weasels and minks could run out. Huntingdon County has paid $2,955 with more than a year left to run.
Edinboro Normal highlights its top grade chemistry and physics equipment and strong facilities. The winter term began January 1 1908 and expenses are low. Address for inquiries is Joan F. Bicyer principal.
A slate of property transfers is recorded with multiple buyers and sellers across towns such as Youngsville Kinzua Sheffield Mead and Glade. Amounts range from 1 to 7500 with notable large sale to Robert Tipper estate in Tidioute and John L Glenn to Elizabeth Glenn in Deerfield.
Charles J. Andrews known as Charlie Andrews, 52, died January 1 in Pottstown, Pa., while visiting. Born in Youngsville, Pa., he was son of Dr. Jeremiah Andrews of Dublin origin and related to Dr. Noah Weld family of Warren County. Survived by wife, daughter Nellie, son Frank, and foster daughter Grace Tucker.
In Amsterdam a diamond factory processes about 400000 stones each year with a workforce predominantly composed of women performing the bulk of the cutting and polishing work.
A list of wedding announcements from Jamestown Warren and nearby towns. Entries include bride and groom names, locations, and dates from December 1907 to January 1908. Couples hail from Warren Jamestown Frewsburg and surrounding counties with varied parish affiliations and officiants.
A daughter was born on December 17 1907 to Mr and Mrs C H Thomas in Tiona.
A monument honoring the chemist Robert Bunsen is planned for Heidelberg, Germany, reflecting the city’s recognition of his scientific contributions. The project aims to celebrate his work and mark his connection to the university.
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