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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1905

Page

8

Local notes from Warren county and surrounds 1905

Erie county issued 619 marriage licenses in 1904 down from 712 the year before. Sharon punishes tramps with a bath. The oldest Warren resident, D B Marble, turned 95. McKean county faces many candidates for the coming election. Y S G line may drop Sunday service in warm weather. Columbus borough grants a street railway franchise tying the Corry Columbus line east. Tionesta Club remains a busy social hub. Prof Monroe of Columbus High School on leave for blood poisoning. Laura Smutz to substitute. Mrs Dennison’s self murder seen as admission of guilt for poisoning her husband.

Pennsylvania Sharon Warren County D. B. Marble Columbus McKean Youngsville Franklin News Titusville Buffalo Oil City Columbus Borough Messrs Tionesta Kepler Block E. L. Monroe Columbus High School Laura Smutz Tidioute Cornell University Sarah Dennison Smethport

Testimonial of Warren National Bank Directors for Hugh A Jamieson

The Warren National Bank records the death of Hugh A Jamieson on December 27 1904. He helped found the bank in 1893 and served as Director and Vice President until his death. The board notes his fidelity to stockholders and the public, mourning the banking room for thirty days and presenting a copy to his family. January 9 1905.

Hugh A. Jamieson Jamieson Warren National Bank

First Cousin Marriage Ban Forces Out-of-State Divorce

A Wilkes-Barre woman fled to New Jersey to marry a cousin in violation of state law. The court ruled she cannot obtain relief for the violation locally because the law was in effect at the time of her marriage. She must remain married or pursue divorce outside the state.

Wilkesbarre New Jersey

Artistic Repair Work at Mrs Casemere’s

When you wait for repairs or cleaning take clothes to Mrs Casemere at 335 Hickory Street Warren. Prices are low and work is first class. She sews rips or patches making garments look better than new.

Mrs

Warren County Institutes Schedule Through March

Local institutes announced for Warren County begin at Grand Valley on Saturday January 14 followed by Russell January 21 Glade Run February 4 Youngsville February 11 Lottsville February 18 and Corydon March 4. These sessions provide community education across six locations on consecutive Saturdays.

Warren County Grand Valley Russell Glade Run Youngsville Lottsville Corydon

Marriage of Miss Mae Jones to George Oleson in Kinzan

Miss Mae Jones and George Oleson, both of this vicinity, were married Thursday Jan 5 by Rev P S Miller at the groom's parents home in Chandler's Valley. They will reside in Jamestown N Y where Oleson has a table factory job.

Youngsville Miss Strong Kinzan R. L. Mead C. W. Shortt Sugar Grove Chandler's Valley Jamestown N. Y Mr. Oleson Clarence Jackson Springboro Frank Kinnear Stewart Flasher Sam Wolf C. L. Wright Charles Sampson Irvine Sugar Grove Street J. G. Swanson Will Yarling Ames Gustafson Amel Sagerdahal Pittsburg Lucinda Cook Marsh Alden Marsh East Main Street Odd Fellows Burns H. L. Raymond Coleman Torpedo Lew Dalrymple Garland Rev. Miller Chandler’s Valley Swedish Lutheran Church Lew Patch A. P. Thacher Oscar Maleen Charles Andruss

Village News and Social Notes from January

Jan 10 report highlights Miss Josie Hughes nursing Mrs Metzger in Warren. Mason Metzger returns to Washington DC. Local church Sunday School officers named led by George Somers. Will Vandyke, daughter Mary visit in Butler County. Bills on snow and railroad yards, press on with plowing and track work. Windsor Hotel has new landlord Mr Callahan. Uncle James Conroe, 85, lives with daughter Lena Waters and shares memories of Allegheny river days.

Josie Hughes Warren Our Village Wm. H. Metzger Mason E. Metzger Washington, D. C M. KE Geo. H. Somers Chas. J. Sampson Dora Johnson Mabel Walters Mrs. Love Bessie Thompson Carrie Lawson Will Vandyke Mary Fred Hinman Butler Co Billy E. W. Cooney Irvington Stave Mill Co Chas. A. Swanson Windsor Hotel Callahan Camnall James P. Conroe Lena Lewis Waters Allegheny River

Timely Topics Mixed News From The Nation

A batch of briefs notes 1593 post offices robbed in the past year and calls for rapid fire guns for rural postmasters. Subscriptions promos for The Mail and New York Tribune Farmer appear, along with crop withholding schemes, New Year temperatures, political leadership in New York, railroad orders, charter data, pardons, and general trade conditions highlighted by cotton prices and industry outlook.

Pittsburg

William English obituary in Kinzua Pennsylvania

William English died December 21 1904 at Kinzua Pa aged 86 years born Lycoming County March 1818 moved to Warren County 1822 one of ten children four survive three sisters and a brother wife five sons and two daughters Orren Solon George Charles John Mrs Hector Strong of Kinzua and Mrs Ellen Fullerton of Toledo Ohio remembered as a kind neighbor with steadfast faith in God

Orren Solon George Charles John Hector Strong Kinzua Ellen Fullerton Toledo Ohio English God

Mail job printing establishment offers quick, low-cost service

The MAIL job printing establishment stands ready to fulfill all orders on short notice at the lowest rates with guaranteed quality equal to the best. No solicitors are employed, but a representative can be sent in response to telephone calls. They respectfully solicit orders and pledge to strive for satisfaction.

Pennsylvania Railroad Jacksonville Tour Opens January 31

The first Jacksonville tour of the season via the Pennsylvania Railroad leaves New York Philadelphia and Washington by special train January 31 for two weeks in Florida. Excursion tickets include railway transportation Pullman accommodations one birth meals en route in both directions with special train travel. Rates from New York 50 Buffalo 54.25 Rochester 54 Elmira 51.45 Erie 54.85 Williamsport 50 Wilkesbarre 50.35 and proportionate rates from other points. Similar tours run February 14 and 28. For tickets itineraries and full information contact ticket agents or Geo. W. Boyd General Passenger Agent Broad Street Station Philadelphia.

Jacksonville Pennsylvania Railroad Florida New York Philadelphia Washington Buffalo Rochester Elmira Erie Williamsport Wilkesbarre Geo. W. Boyd Broad Street Station

Local Shops Advertise Health and Pets in City Block

Dr J E Jordan's Dental Parlors in Hoffman Block take appointments by Bell phone 295 B. Fine Imported Canary Birds for sale at Flindt Barber Shop on Penna Avenue. Flindt's Pile Remedy also offered at Mullens Drug Store.

J. E. Jordan Hoffman Block Bell Flindt Penn’a Avenue Mullen

Pennsylvania Gas Company to Elect Nine Directors

The Pennsylvania Gas Company will hold its annual meeting at the Warren office on Wednesday January 25 1905 at two o clock P M to elect nine directors for the ensuing year and transact any other business.

Pennsylvania Gas Company Warren, Pa Warren

Leap Year Party Brightens Sugar Grove Social Scene

In Sugar Grove the young ladies hosted a Leap Year party at Susie Davis home on New Year’s Eve. The town notes visits by Mrs. Mary Dalrymple and her children to North Warren with Mrs. F. R. Miller and H. Y. Miller. Prof. Stauffer returns with his bride and will board at Woodside’s as a new home is planned.

Sugar Grove The Boro Susie Davis Mary Dalrymple North Warren F. R. Miller H. Y. Miller Stauffer Woodside S. Tidioute M. E. Church DuBois Charlotte May Patchell Ralph S. Martin Tidioute Cleveland Mabel Burnham G. W. Grandin Sheffield Observer Sheffield Frank E. Dickinson Caroline Baldwin Jamestown N. Dak Philomel of Warren O'Donnell J. C. Baynes Dee John Wood

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Warren Mail Neighborhood Notes Erie County R. A. Dalrymple American Express Co Ellery McKinney Adams Express Co J. W. Hughes Irvington MAIL New York Tribune Tri Tribune Weather Bureau United States Devils Lake North Dakota S. Fred Nixon Pennsylvania Railroad Company Baldwin Locomotive Works Altoona Harrisburg Dorothy Dodd Omar Chas. H. Smith Second St Kopf & Henry Frederick L. Kahle Attorney AT Law Venango County Fourth Avenue Penn’a Shear's Department Store Business College Hoff Business College
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