New Steel Plant in Operation Sparks Warren Growth
Struthers Wells Company starts a large new steel plant employing over 400 workers at capacity. The facility is touted as the country’s most complete and a major boon for Warren.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
5
Struthers Wells Company starts a large new steel plant employing over 400 workers at capacity. The facility is touted as the country’s most complete and a major boon for Warren.
At a Warren Grange meeting last Saturday, Mac Olney was installed as Master to lead the term. New officers include C Witz Overseer Genevieve Porter Lecturer J W Honhart Steward Mrs Bell Grosch Secretary H A Somers Treasurer Delphian Porter Pianist and ladies of the court with D F Vinton assisted by Alice Morgan as installing officer. Olney succeeds Harry Sommers as Master.
Warren County Pennsylvania lists for the week starting January 27 1913 includes Jennie Tarr vs Harding Wimber S E Walker vs W I Bartholomew Buffalo Paragon Wail Plaster vs H G Lightner Eliza I Henry vs Sumner E Orr Love Manufacturing Co vs Big Cove Lumber Co Jerome F Buck vs Charles Walter Smith Tony Wagner vs Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Co A S Brink against N G Young R H Schuler vs Warren and Joan Haylor vs Warren and Anna Keating vs Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Rose Harmonschatzle vs Harry Schatzie P Coleman vs W S McChesney H M Putnam Prothonotary. Jan 29 16 23.
The Warren National Bank announces the Christmas Savings Society is now open and welcomes all to join. Read the advertisement on page four for details and enrollment information.
The funeral for William Hammond was held at 2:30 PM Saturday from his Cottage Place home with Rev. William H. Jones and Rev. J. W. Smith officiating. The Knights Templar ritual was observed at home and graveside in Oakland cemetery. Pallbearers included Harry D. Kopf and W. R. Schellhammer among relatives and business associates. many out of town attendees were listed including Thomas Hammond of Williamsport and Barton of St. Louis.
A Pennsylvania avenue street car westbound crashed into E. J. Hooper's milk wagon, smashing it and spilling milk across the street. The previous day Ward R. Weiler’s milk wagon was jolted when a ring broke, the tongue dropped, reins failed, yet he steered to safety at J. P. Graham’s residence and barn, narrowly escaping harm.
State Senator F. M. Knapp and Assemblyman Joseph H. DeFrees left Sunday for Harrisburg for the opening of the State Legislature. Edith Slater traveled to Washington to resume studies at Fairmount Seminary. Lawrence Scofield departed for New York after holidays here. Others visit or depart for Buffalo Houston Chicago and Jacksonville with family and work ties noted.
The monthly oil report shows December totals across regions: Pennsylvania 449 wells, 64 rigs. Lima and Indiana 74 wells, 628 barrels new production and seven dry holes. Illinois 129 wells, 4 508 barrels, 202 rigs, 27 dry holes. Oklahoma and Kansas 669 wells, 27 175 barrels, 138 dry holes, 638 wells drilling. Texas and Louisiana 99 wells, 8 198 barrels, 28 dry holes, 267 wells drilling.
The First Presbyterian church of Warren announced it is debt free after a Monday evening meeting. Members witnessed the burning of a $17,000 mortgage marking the church’s financial independence.
County Commissioners A C Mook and A Cramer began a tour of Warren County on Monday to hear appeals from tax assessments across several villages. F D Wheelock of Sugar Grove has purchased a new seven passenger Abbott-Detroit automobile and is proud of the vehicle.
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