Warren Notes and Events Update
Local items detail court dates, political primaries, travel, obituaries, society notices, and a home wedding. Mentions include Junius McKelvey studying at Zion City, the Jan 21 Republican primary, Miss Harriett Noyes wedding plans, and Dr. Thomas Meredith’s passing. Community clubs, church news, and Y M C A milestones are covered with multiple local names.
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Pittsburg
Allegheny
Harriett Noyes
L. G. Noyes
Warren
Thomas I. Donaldson
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church of
Pennsylvania State Grange closes 32nd session at Erie
The thirty-second annual session of the Pennsylvania State Grange concluded in Erie on December 16, 1904. Six hundred delegates and over 1,000 visiting members attended. 35 new Granges formed, 15 dormant reorganized, and 7,000 new names added to rolls. The report notes strong finances and a lasting, nonpartisan stance, with emphasis on social, educational benefits and legislative activity. invites farmers to join and participate. Also mentions O. H. Kelley opposing a monument plan in Washington and several advertisements including a fifteen-week scholarship offer and Burpee seed catalog notice.
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Pennsylvania State Grange
Erie
The
Grange
O. H. Kelley
Washington
National Grange
Washington, D. C
Warren Music Feast With Pittsburg Orchestra
Warren hosts its annual music feast led by the Pittsburg Orchestra under conductor Emil Paul. Miss Margaret McCalmont sings four selections with an encore, drawing praise for her soprano. The Philomel earns credit for its enterprise and kindness. Also note new Post Office directive on collecting unstamped letters from rural mailboxes for post offices. January curbs winter clothing costs with bargains on heavy outfits and accessories door to door.
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Warren
Pittsburg
Emil Paul
Margaret McCalmont
Philomel
Post Office Department
Monogram Stationery Offers New Styles and Low Prices
The Mail Office advertises latest styles of paper and envelopes by Monogram Stationery with samples available and orders taken.
Local Institutes Schedule for Warren County
Warren county institutes are set at Russell on January 21, Glade Rao on February 4, Youngsville on February 11, Lottsville on February 18, and Corydon on March 4, all Saturdays.
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Warren County
Russell
Glade Rao
Youngsville
Lottsville
Corydon
Marshall and Warner Exchange Vows in Garland
In Garland Pennsylvania on January 11 1905 Anson E. Marshall of Pittsburg and Miss Fannie Iva Warner of Garland wed at the bride’s brother George Warner home with Rev. Samuel Davidson officiating.
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Marshall—Warner
Garland
George Warner
Samuel Davidson
Anson E. Marshall
Pittsburg
Fannie Iva Warner
Obituary notices from Warren and region
Relatives learned of M S Geigerich’s death at Kaslo British Columbia age 48 who left Warren twenty years ago. Milton E Skinner of Columbus Pa died at Corry Hospital after a long illness. Mrs David Smatz died at Yankeebush Conewango Tp January 16 1905. Gust Johnson died in Sugar Grove Township January 12 1905 after a long illness.
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Thomas Meredith
Jamestown
Warren County
T. C
S. J. Wallace
Warren
T. B. Clawson
Helen Sands
Buffalo
Will Sands
Florida
Trinity Guild
Warren Episcopal Church
Anna Shawman
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Columbian Athletic Club
C. P. Young
B. A. Ball
L. W. Branch
N. E.waid
A. A. Offerle
E. 0. Jenkins
Sugar Grove
Skinner
Milton E. Skinner
Columbus, Pa
Corry Hospital
Legal Notices and Mortgages Sold at Mail Office
Public summary of legal blanks summons warrants oil leases farm and house leases warranty deeds judgment notes promissory notes collectors sales constables sales judgment bonds quit claim deeds landlord warrants and other notices offered for sale at the mail office with applicable dates and authorities.
Honest Joe of Newport Praise for Rep Joseph Sibley
The Newport News lauds Congressman Joseph C. Sibley of Pennsylvania as popular and accomplished. It notes his holiday fishing trip and says no other representative could better serve his district. It highlights his love of art literature horses automobiles sports and fishing and his high regard among colleagues.
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Joseph C. Sibley
Pennsylvania
Joe Sibley
Sibley
Society of Good Fellows
New York Minstrel Comic Exposes Banks In Ohio
In a Broadway minstrel sketch four blackface performers joke about wooden Indians vanishing from cigar stores. One asks where they went and the punchline reveals they traveled to Ohio to enter the banking business.
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Chadwick
New York City
Julius
Broadway
Job Printing Advertises Quick, Low-Cost Service
The MAIL job printing establishment offers fast, low rates with guaranteed quality. No solicitors are employed, but representatives respond to telephone calls, and they solicit orders with a commitment to satisfaction.
Mrs. Casemere’s Artistic Clothing Repair
When you want repairs or cleaning, take clothes to Mrs Casemere at 335 Hickory Street Warren. Prices are low and work is first class with patches and rips sewn so garments look better than when first purchased.
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Mrs
Government proposal to open unstamped letters noted
The government may open letters without postage stamps to identify writers and prevent misdelivery. The Mail Printery offers printed envelopes cheaper than unstamped options.
Cleaning discolored asbestos stoves and vent pipes
The article explains a method to restore whiteness to discolored asbestos by sprinkling it with salt and lighting gas to burn off the soot. It also suggests clearing clogged gas apertures with a hot pin or toothpick to restore flame flow.
Fresh milch cow for sale from Irvine seller
A five year old milch cow offered for sale by C. J. Sampson of Irvine Pennsylvania. Best Job Printing available at the Mar Office on short notice.
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C. J. Sampson
Irvine, Pa
Mar
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