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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
8
A newspaper ad lists multiple winter undergarments with prices including 15c for children's fleece, 25c for more fleece, 45c to 75c for ladies fleece, 69c to 89c for ladies wool, and 1.00 to 2.00 for wool union suits. It also mentions scarlet wool options and a $1.69 price point for union suits.
Visiting guests in the Capitol will see two new faces on the bench as Edward Douglass White of Louisiana and Willis Van Devanter of Wyoming join the Supreme Court, displacing Chief Justice Fuller. Lamar of Georgia is also elevated. all three new justices are Democrats from the South, reshaping the court with southern representation.
Mr George A Robins of Grand Valley and Miss Annabell Saunders of Westfield N Y were married at Alderman D J Smith's office in Corry on January 3rd in an evening ceremony.
Mrs Will Clark and Mrs K Creal hosted a Tuesday five o clock dinner honor to Mrs Theodore Norman of Palmer Massachusetts and Mr and Mrs A Gerber of Buffalo. Sixteen covers were set with sweet peas as the centerpiece and the evening concluded with bridge whist.
At 7 o'clock last Thursday evening in Jamestown the marriage of Miss Margaret R Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Greene to Charles H L Enos of Warren Pa was performed by Rev Dr Horace G Ogden at the parsonage of the First M E church. The couple will reside in Warren.
In Bartlesville Oklahoma on Monday January 2 Mr and Mrs George C Priestley celebrated their silver wedding anniversary arranged by their children Willis B Bessie Hazel George and Helen The couple wed at Enterprise on December 26 1885 and lived in the area until 1905 Friends in Warren County offer best wishes for another quarter century of married life.
Dr. Thomas L. Kane and Miss Epsy Keene of Warren were quietly married at the Kane Mansion on Clay street Tuesday at 8 AM with Rev. George A. Sutton officiating. Only immediate relatives attended. The couple left at 10:10 for a bridal trip south and will reside in a new home on Edgar street after returning.
A rubbish fire in John Zach's cellar near 8 Water Street was put out by chemicals and caused only smoke damage. a firefighter was struck by a ham hanging from a rafter. Elk Tanning plants in northwestern Pennsylvania plan indefinite shutdowns affecting hides already in vats though current employees remain employed for months. Russell Telephone Co stockholders elected Bert Fox as president G W Fehlman as secretary Mrs Eva Young as treasurer and D H Gregory Fred Laufenburger and J A Johnson as managers. a new central switchboard will be installed in Russell.
An old Boston Herald quip notes not to judge a man by the seller who barely agreed on a dollar. The remark reflects a humorous take on bargaining and perception.
The Boulder Herald reports the engagement of Florence Lesser to Ernest Gordon Wylam of Boulder. Florence, formerly of Warren, has visited Warren since moving west with her parents three years ago. The marriage date is not announced. Florence is the daughter of the late Henry N. Lesser.
Mr and Mrs Eli Ruland of Russell celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Saturday December 13 with a generous dinner and a daylong gathering. Their children C E K Ruland Eva Murray and Karl Ruland attended along with grandchildren except Leonard Ruland who is in Oklahoma. A cousin John Kelley of Russell was also present, sharing the memory of the 50 year old marriage.
The fifteenth wedding anniversary of Mr Orren C Brownell and Mrs Rebecca Gilman Brownell was celebrated at their corner Hazel and Fourth streets home. Over twenty guests shared a sumptuous dinner and many gifts. They wed in Randolph New York January 9 1861 with Justice Spencer Scudder officiating and raised six children present including Mrs John Mash Akeley Mrs Geo Smith and R G Brownell Williamsport Mrs John Colegrove Sheffield Mrs Ella Baker Washington DC and Miss Inez Brownell Warren plus sons John Marsh George Smith and John Colegrove.
Milk dealers must obtain sanitary tickets to comply with the law and are invited to call for samples at the mail office.
The Galveston News remarks that primal instincts surface under stress, prompting even modern people to hunt for weapons or toxic berries. It argues that a child or adult will revert to cave-man behavior when faced with danger, despite urban life and tech.
Mrs Jones asks for 207 dollars and Jones agrees to lend the money. He then writes a check for 19.98, noting a measured calm in facing the request. A Buffalo Express quote about tranquil firmness contrasts with the scene.
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