Corydon's New Factory Bid From Ensign Bros
Corydon prepares for a future factory by Ensign Bros. of McLane Erie Co. to produce broom and handle products. Five acres bought at 125 per acre. buildings planned include a 30 by 90 foot factory and a 40 by 60 foot kiln. The firm will source maple and beech and later other timbers, drawing workers and families from Erie County. Local lodges hosted a public installation with speeches, bouquets, and praise for L O T M and K O T M.
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Corydon
Ensign Bros
McLane, Erie Co
Erie County
Erie
Griffin’s Hall
Everts
Margaret Falvy
Lounsbury
Messrs. Day
Evarts
Turney
C Flatt
McCombs
Edinboro
Mead
Vivan Anderson
Scandia
Canfield
James Kennedy
Ensign
Local Sickness and Social Events In Clymer
January report notes several local illnesses including Chauncy Spencer William Howard and Bert Cady and George Cady. Three funerals occurred for Alvird Taylor George Wynn and Arthur Sears. Elliss Spencer died after a short illness with funeral plans not announced. WCTU hosted members from Clymer and plans a tableaux evening. Farmers Institute set for January 30 31 with a planned program. R Bureh Will Minore and Ed Allen joined Hon. L C Baker in Harrisburg.
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Chauncy Spencer
William Howard
Bert
George Cady
Alvird Taylor
George Wynn
Arthur Sears
Elliss Spencer
Public Installations and Local Notices in Spring Creek
La grippe sweeps through Spring Creek with many sick residents. K O T M held a public installation attended by W E Blaney Oil City G R K and K W Cooney Irvineton. Mrs Levi Jackson dies of grip pneumonia. funeral attended by W R C J W Baker Post and Maccabees. Levi Austin very ill. Abi Baker Ladies Aid meets Jan 17 at Mrs George Peterson.
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Spring Creek
W. E. Blaney
Oil City
K. W. Cooney
Irvineton
K. O. T. M. Hall
Pitt
Abi Baker
Langdon Fills Appointments In Father’s Absence
George Langdon filled the appointments Sunday in his father’s absence. J. P. Evans is at home for a short time. A large number of persons are sick. A Hultberg and Lynn went to Harrisburg to see the Senatorial Convention. Friends of Miss Ethel Northrup had a pleasant surprise Friday night. All reported a good time.
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George Langdon
J. P. Evans
la Grippe
A. Hultberg
Lynn
Harrisburg
Ethel Northrup
Local folk enjoy weekend visits and church attendance
Andrew Arnold and his son Clyde visited Warren Saturday. Orrin Hale made a business trip to Jamestown Saturday. Peter Johnson visited friends at Dunkirk Sunday. Esther Limberg returned home from Frewsburg for a few days with her brothers. Gussie Hale and Mable Johnson attended church on the west side Sunday. Henry Ladow of Jamestown called on his brother George Sunday.
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Andrew Arnold
Clyde
Warren
Orrin Hale
Jamestown
Peter Johnson
Dunkirk
Esther Limberg
Frewsburg
Gussie Hale
Mable Johnson
West Side
Henry Ladow
George
Notable early oil pioneer Wm H Asbott dies in Titusville
Obituary notes William H Asbott who built the region s first refinery and originated the first oil transport line died at his Titusville home on January 8. The item also mentions local items about a coroner s inquest and other regional notes including a Franklin News comment on a Polk Institution visit by State Senator Cumings.
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Wm. H. Asbott
Titusville
Blood
Fredonia
Normal School
Cumings
Polk
Franklin News
Real Estate Transfers for Week Ending January 16 1901
Andrew Hertzel and wife transfer Warren property to Robt. G. Simpson for 4500. C J Hatton and wife to Michael J. Burke Warren 1100. C P Dunn and wife to Chas Peterson Conewango 225. Cynthia Holt et al to Victor F. Price Freehold 2000. Henry Park and wife to L J Irwin Warren 800. C B Willey and wife to F A Anderson Glade 150. Mary H Leonhart et al to Henry Park Warren 2500. Martha C Young to Geo B Young Pine Grove 550. Willis Trenouth and wife to Gust Satterland Sheffield 2465. J Hesch to Jessie L Hesch Warren C L Chadwick Est to Louise Dewey Columbus 100. Geo C Priestley and wife to O H Moffett Warren 1.
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Andrew Hertzel
Robt
G. Simpson
Warren
C. J. Hatton
Michael J. Burke
C. P. Dunn
Chas. Peterson
Conewango
Cynthia Holt
Victor F. Price
Freehold
Henry Park
L. J. Irwin
C. B. Willey
O. H. Moffett
Greatest Society Drama to Open at Library Hall
C A C presents C A C The Greatest Thing in the World at Library Hall January 31 under Mrs Sarah Cowell LaMoyne and company. Noted actress plays a wealthy widow in the leading role with Harold Russell John Clendenning Walter Thomas Charles Stanley Edwin James Fanchon Campbell Adelaide Thurston and Mrs Clendenning in supporting parts. Admission prices range from 25 to 1.50 dollars depending on seating.
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Library Hall
Columbian Athletic Club
Sarah Cowell LaMoyne
Harold Russell
John Clendenning
Walter Thomas
Charles Stanley
Edwin James
Fanchon Campbell
Adelaide Thurston
Mrs Elizabeth Kuhn Dies by Own Action at Quaker Hill
Mrs Elizabeth Kuhn 57 sister of Philip Becker of Quaker Hill hanged herself in her room with a small rope from the door early last Monday morning. She had been in poor health and acted oddly. Burial in East Titusville today.
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Elizabeth Kuhn
Philip Becker
Quaker Hill
East Titusville
Warren Iron Metal Ad Seeks Scrap Material
Notice inviting bringers to supply iron copper brass zinc lead rope rags rubber to Warren Iron Metal Co at D A V & P R R grounds opposite Freight Depot on Fourth Street with telephone contact 28.
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Warren Iron Metal Co
Fourth St
Wedding Invitations and Programs At The Mail Office
The latest in wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs offered with neat, elegant work at low prices by the Mail office.
Visiting Cards and Dinner Set Offers at Fehman Bros
Neatly printed visiting cards offered at 75 cents per hundred and 50 cents for fifty. A dinner set promotion urges buyers to view offerings before purchasing. Fehman Bros. advertises seventy seven gas portables with or without fixtures to choose from.
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Fehlman Bros
SIPTY
Warren School District considers 40000 borrow to build sixth ward school
Warren Pennsylvania January 11 1900 committee report urges electors to approve a bond issue not to exceed 40000 for a new sixth ward school and site purchase in the fourth ward noting West Water street building noise and growth in the ward the sixth ward population and manufacturing activity justify a new school site and relocation.
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Warren
Borough of
Dase Nn
Aia Ok We
Silvine Cea
Piret Wat
Jefferson Street
Central
West Water Street
Sixth Ward
Struthers, Wells & Co
Builer Works
Struthers, Wells and Company
West Waterstreet
Bat Bota
Glade Township
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Assembly
Lewis Miller
Huidekoper
Gettysburg
Doty
N. Y
A.H. Doty
Baker's, PA
Tidioute
Senator Cumings
Tionpa
C. S. Garrett
G. W. Warden
Endeavor
Forest County
Youngsville
Meadville
K. M. Andrews
Siggie Swanson
Garland
A.S. Kay
B. Schnell
Frank M. Siggins
Buffalo Morning Express
Warren Mills CO
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Warren Savings Bank
A.T. Morris Welesale
Cincinnati
Ohio
T. O. Slater & CO
American Beauty
Monarch
Omega
Water ST
Warren, PA
A. A. Davis & CO
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
B. G. Gregory
New Boston
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