Library Association Chooses Its Officers
At the annual meeting Rev. H. M. Conaway presided as reports from librarian, secretary, and treasurer were read. The election named Rev. H. M. Conaway as president, Edward Lindsey as vice president, Rev. W. H. Jones as secretary, and Fred C. Eaton as treasurer. New board members include Mrs. C. H. Noyes, Miss Anna Rockwell, Dr. M. V. Ball, J. P. Jefferson, and C. J. Crary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Library Association
H. M. Conaway
Edward Lindsey
W. H. Jones
Fred C. Eaton
Board of Control
C. H. Noyes
Anna Rockwell
M. V. Ball
J. P. Jefferson
C. J. Crary
Warren Trust Company
W. H. Allen
Dr. Brown
C. H. Clawson
Geo. E. Colvin
H. H. Cumings
M. W. Jamieson
W. M. Lindsey
A. Mintzer
C. S. Morris
Wm. Muir
U.S. Rogers
C. W. Stone
E. D. Wetmore
W. C. Heasley
Er. B. Whiting
Warren Public Library annual financial report 1911 1912
Ledgered finances show 1911 general fund income from fines school board and borough and Parmlee estate totaling 1 117 12 with disbursements for salaries lighting repairs books and supplies. Overdraft carried 1 321 20 and balance 142 50 at year end under secretary and treasurer records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Control
The
Warren Public Library
Warren
G.N. Parmlee
Warren Library Association Treasurer's Report
The Warren Library Association submits its treasurer's report detailing income, expenditures, and balance. It covers fundraising, donations, grants, and ongoing program costs with a brief financial snapshot for members.
State Convention Delegates and Term Extensions
The article outlines term schedules for delegates and public officers elected in 1908 09 10 11, noting adjustments so terms begin on the first Monday in January and detailing extensions to 1913 1914 1918. It states municipal and other officer terms adjusted to end on specified January dates and mentions odd year term lengthening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of Assembly
Deaths of James Roy Jr and others in Warren county
James Roy Jr long time Warren resident and former Warren County sheriff died last Thursday at Providence Re Treat Hospital Buffalo aged 51 engaged in oil business in poor health three months survived by widow and daughter Martha Henderson who died last Wednesday aged 84 funeral Saturday at 12 30 from Biddle Street home interment Erie Thomas Morriss died last Thursday funeral Monday from Cecar Street home Byron Burns 10 died last Thursday at uncle John Kennedy River Road of diphtheria burial held immediately
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roy, Jr
Warren
Warren County
Providence Retreat Hospital
Buffalo
Martha Henderson
Biddle Street
Erie
Thomas Morriss
Cecar Street
Byron Burns
John Kennedy
Annual Report of Struthers Library Building Trustees
The secretary and treasurer present the annual report for the year ending December 31, 1911. It lists amounts received during the year and deposits to the credit of D. L. Gerould, Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L.gerould, Treas
Keller Becroft Wedding In Warren On January Tenth
Eli S Keller of Warren married Miss Elsie Antoinette Becroft of Moorhouseville New York on Wednesday January tenth at the bride’s mother home. The couple plan to reside in Warren and begin housekeeping in the Werle house on Water street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eli S. Keller
Warren
Elsie Antoinette Becroft
Moorhouseville
N. Y
Werle House
Water Street
Flags Captured by the Navy Move for Preservation
The Navy League seeks repair preservation and exhibit of about 150 flags captured by the U S Navy, stored at Annapolis. A bill in Congress backed by the secretary of the navy would back each flag with linen mesh to slow decay. The collection includes Perry’s flag from the Lawrence and the only English royal standard captured by any nation, plus flags from 1812 battles and other historic banners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy League of the United States
United States Navy
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Chauncey
Perry
Lawrence
United States
Japan
Commodore Perry
Germany Pulp Dispute May End with Preferential Tariffs
Germany is expected to receive preferential tariff rates. Berlin has not confirmed reports it will deny American tool steel and hard rubber exports the low duties Sweden and Japan get. The state department cannot yet respond to steel and rubber trade inquiries as talks continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Sweden
Japan
State Department
America
Canada
Terrier starts a dog riot at Philadelphia show
A Boston terrier named Kippy Kid from Philadelphia caused a dog riot at a Philadelphia Boston Terrier club show on a hotel roof garden. Fifty terriers escaped or broke loose as Kippy attacked two dogs exhibited by M A Courtney, with assistants taking 20 minutes to quell the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kippy Kid
Herman Beniing
Phil- Inout
Boston Terrier Club
Kippy Sid
M. A. Courney
Short Work Life Deters Rural Migration In Japan
The Japanese factory laborer faces a brief work life with few lasting beyond five years. Consequently rural populations hesitate to move to cities when country jobs are available.
Potatoes Show Large U S Trade and Production Shifts
A bureau of statistics report details the United States potato trade over ten years with imports totaling 22 845 684 bushels valued at 10 085 770 dollars and exports at 10 900 566 bushels valued at 8 413 675 dollars. New York leads U S production in 1910 with 44 500 000 bushels, followed by Michigan Maine and Pennsylvania. Germany is the world’s top producer with 1 716 000 000 bushels in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Canada
Mexico
Bermuda
America
Scotland
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Europe
China
Australia
Canary Islands
West Indies
Central America
Cuba
Panama
Central American
Hongkong
British Guiana
Philippine Islands
French Oceania
North Africa
South America
South American
Spain
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Great Britain
New York
Michigan
Maine
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
New Jersey
Seattle Post Office Heads Largest Mail Item to Melbourne
C I Lynch local Seattle post office superintendent says a monster package likely the largest single piece of mail ever handled here is sent to Melbourne Australia. The wooden frame measures 5 by 5 feet, area twenty five square feet, weight eighty two pounds, containing a painting. Postage cost includes forty stamps of one dollar each plus minor stamps totaling 40.82 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. I Lynch
Seattle
Wash
Melbourne
Australia
Negotiations Begin For Settlement With United Shoe
Washington January 18 negotiations opened between the Department of Justice and United Shoe Machinery company to settle civil and criminal cases pending in the United States court at Boston against the shoe machinery concern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
United Shoe Machinery Company
United States Court
Boston Agaimst
Shoe Machinery Concern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Librarian's Report
Total
Mary C. Weiss
Association
General Fund
Warren Electrical Light Co
Wuertzer
Etotn Yi Tng
Shasta Teeta
T. J. Foley
Tabraty Bureau
F. G. Schottin
Chas. EK. Hamm
Brennen & Elexander, Ins
Weenry
Rowland Bros
H. J. Schindler
Stevens & Foster
Jools Vate Eg Ae C. N. Nichols Co
American Library Ass’n
J.S. Bayer
Bais
Pic Tyres
Insey
Urer
Citizens National Bank
F. R. Scott
Mgr
Third Street
P. V. Edgett
Oey
Cae
eCae N. K. Wendelboe
Sarmols Balaly
Worf County
Warren Water Company
Baker & Dera
Wetmore
Healey
Ish
Cambridge University Press
Colare- Wgy
International News Co
Chas. Scribners Sons
L. D. Wetmore
PEGA
H. A. Taro
W. D. Hinckley
Sec
D. L. Gerould
Treas
Trebaurer Eade
Jeres Wi Nodays
Sadeteis
Philome Club Books
eSlub
Trinity Church Library
Shakespeare Club
Warren Acad. of Science
Warrren Co. Hist. Assn
A. J. Davis
M.V Ball
W H. Jones
Sheldon Clough
National Bank
Mormon Socy
A. I
Ball
FG Ye
U.S. Chemistry Bureau
U.S. Renten Runasies
W.S. Biological Sarg Vey
Ss. Iehtaliony Division
U.S. Botany Division
Bane
Vee Eee
Shew
Owls Ee
G. N. Parmies Fund
Warren St. Ry
St. Ry
L. D. Wetmore Fund
Internat’l New Co
Veteseteee Reseesser Ss
Eee Eee
A. W. Rankin Memorial Fund
Ik Steckert Co
J. H Williams
Chas Scribners Sons
R. W. Wetmore Memorial Fund
Oonae
Baker & Taylor Co
Otal Seneee
Mary M. Schofield Fund
Mary M. Smith
Rand & McNally Co
Fred Ceraton
Warren Library Association
Board OF Trustees
Keller
Becroft
Lindsey
Hotel Struthers
Alfred Cookman Drummond
First Baptist Church
Struthers Hotel
Andrew Johnson
Akeley
Mortie T. Hill
Frewsburg
Harry Bartch
Dutch Hill
Tiona
Tiona Refining Company
Struthers Wells Company
Glade Township
J. D. Woodard
Warren Symphony Orchestra
Woodard Theatre
J. S. Bayer
Dixon
Dixon & Abbott
Second and
Liberty Streets
Norfolk
Leon Abbott
Wyman & Conarro
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge
Herman Junker
IL. Edmundson, Jr
Edward Wagner
Pittsburg
John M. Schram
Ridgway
Franklin P. Mason
W. F. Bennett
Templar
Jamestown
Order of the Eastern Star
Samuel Peterson
Laurel Street
Youngsville
Navy League
Terrier
Government
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