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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
5
Former Warren County resident William Morck died January 7 at his California home. He was a cousin of Oil City physician Aleust C. Morck and previously lived in Warren County.
The Panama Traction Company line between Youngsville and Sugar Grove has been shut down for a month and residents along the route doubt cars will resume a regular schedule.
The Daniel Mauer farmhouse east of Youngsville burned last Wednesday with contents. cause suspected in kitchen near recently washed clothes. In Erie County, juror C. M. Rogers intoxication forces retrial in Hynes vs Hynes as panel couldn't reach verdict. he was discharged without pay after a reprimand. A. J. Hazeltine elected president of Warren Trust Company succeeding Judge Lindsey, with changes to officers and directors.
E J Messerly has recovered from injuries from an accident on December 11. He was moved from Emergency Hospital to his home on Saturday. He fell forty feet from a scaffold and broke one leg.
Announcement ad from MAIL PRINTING CO offers printed envelopes for wedding invitations announcements and at home cards at moderate prices with sample and price details for prospective customers.
Youngsville residents report the installation in Grange Hall followed by an oyster supper. The town notes the upcoming Lincoln tea at Mrs. Nellie Belknap’s Bates Street home and mourns the funeral of G. W. Brown, a longtime active resident. Luncheon visitors include Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bates. Lillian Anderson sails to Buffalo. A W. Smith visits Jamestown. U. B. Church holds special meetings. a sleighride at Leon Cole’s home brought enjoyment. Ellis Benson recovers from rheumatism.
Nickel Plate Road News reprints Burdette urging boys to embrace work across trades and crafts. He argues hard work sustains health, appetite, sleep, and happiness while lazy youths earn only obscurity, and stresses avoiding overwork after thirty. The world prizes productive effort and fulfillment.
A Joplin jury found Menace Publishing Company of Aurora and four officials not guilty on federal charges of misusing the mails. The verdict followed over twenty hours of deliberation. Defendants included W. B Helps, Bruce M. Phelps, Marvin Brown, and Theodore C. Walker, named in an eight count indictment from January 1915 alleging dissemination of obscene material.
Bloomington Illinois George Chamberlin a boy unearthed a tin can near an old barn in Streator containing 610 in gold and bills. The property belongs to the estate of Mrs. Alice Riley who owned the land. With Riley deceased and no claimant, the finder sues to recover the treasure.
Hickman Kentucky farmer C G Higgs reports one cow produced a calf and a half two calves. One calf was normal while the other was missing legs and tail. The deformed calf died. A later note quotes a London Athenaeum remark on books as furniture until read during crises.
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