The Grip Takes Hold as Warren News List Updates
Warren readers are told of local notices and happenings including Judge Lindsey’s Erie court visit, Miss Clark in Oil City, new clerks at Pickett hardware, and community events from library shows to hospital rules and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey
Erie
Luciet Blodget
Youngsville
New York City
Wood
Ethel McCray
Lulu Yates
Chicago
Erie Ry
Jamestown
Company I
J. Gunning
E.C. Wolcott
Dwight Cowan
D. F. A. Wheelock
John Eagan
W. E. Crimpinshaw
Frank Vare
A. L. Webster
Warren Library
Board of Managers
Medical Board
Borough of
Warren
County of
Warren Press Seeks New Stockholders and Managers
The Warren Press announces new stockholders and managers including M Waters C W Stone L W Dennison and M A Myers while remaining in Warren with J A Larson in charge. The paper pledges independence yet vows to oppose Republican regulars and guide voters in Warren County. Republicans urged to back the straight ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Press
Messrs
M. Waters
C. W. Stone
L. W. Dennison
M. A. Myers
J. A.larson
Warren County
Farmers Institute to Convene at Pleasant Grange Hall
Farmers Institute will be held at Pleasant Grange Hall January 28 and 29, 1901 with a program and State Speakers Hon A L Martin Enos W Hess Geo E Hull and Dr I A Thayer. Meeting to begin at 1 30 PM Monday. meals by Pleasant Grange ladies at 25 cents. good horse accommodations. Otto Marker chairs local committee.
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Farmers’ Institute
Pleasant Grange Hall
A. L. Martin Enos W. Hess
Geo. E. Hull
I. A. Thayer
Pleasant Grange
Otto Marker
Martindale Couple Welcome Daughter in Warren
In Warren on January 22, 1901, Mr and Mrs Ed S Martindale welcomed a daughter.
Marriages Record from Glade Run and Warren
The notices report several marriage ceremonies: Frank G. Nelson and Maggie H. Nahfer wed in Glade Run on January 23, 1901. Mark C. Richtmeyer and Lillian M. Kellogg wed in Warren on January 23, 1901. Archie Chryst and Grace Thomas wed in Goodwill Hill on January 16, 1901. H. Grant Bowls and Maud Hare wed in Jamestown on December 25, 1900.
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Nelson—Nahfer
Glade Run
E. S. Coates
J. P
Frank G. Nelson
Sheffield
Maggie H. Nahfer
Cole Hill
Ven. Co
E. P. Mahoney
H. Grant Bowls
Tidioute
Miss Maud Hare
Union City
Obituary notices from Warren January 1901 deaths
Obituaries list multiple local figures with brief life details and death dates. Hannah Eddy widow of James H. Eddy dies at 55 in Warren. Benjamin May aged 92 in Tionesta. Philip H Mack aged 66 in Conewango. Mary Elizabeth Herring aged 32 in No. Clarendon. Robert H Freeborough aged 62 in Garland. Ellis A Spencer aged 54 in Columbus. Burial and family notes included.
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Eppy
Warren
Hannah
James H. Eddy
Eddy
Isabelle McMullen
Erie
Henrietta Eddy
Jas. B. Eddy
W. H. Andrews
Irvine H. Eddy
Tionesta
Benjamin May
Hezekiah May
Oldtown
Tionesta Creek
Mack
Conewango
Philip H. Mack
Herring
No. Clarendon
Mary Elizabeth
John Herring
Centerville
Crawford Co
Freeborough
Garland
Robert H. Freeborough
Spencer
Columbus
Ellis A. Spencer
Masterful South American Nervine Tonic claims universal cure
Advertisement touts South American Nervine Tonic as a permanent cure for stomach weakness and indigestion. It promises first-dose relief, universal efficacy, and safety, with Hertzel and Saner in Warren, Pa as sellers. The piece also promotes dinner sets and Fehman Bros gas portables for sale.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren
Fehlman Bros
The Greatest Dry Goods Sale in Warren
Warren merchants announce a three week sale from January 2 to January 22 featuring 3000 Torchon Laces at 5 cents per yard 1800 yards silk ribbons 15 cents per yard and Turkey Red Calicoes at 34 and a quarter cents per yard plus remnant specials A shipment of 139 silk waists ranges from 3 87 to 4 47 with sizes and colors available Come early before lots sell out
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Home Matters
ALLEN
Liberty Street
Mr. C. Smith
Simon
Akron, O
Illustrated
Buffalo Express
F. A. Randall
Mrs. McLane
Wheelock
Harrisburg
George Horton and
F. Henry
J. P. Jefferson
Ernest R. Kirberger
Alaska
A. J. Hazeltine
Ladies’ Auxiliary
S. E. Walker
Ruth Radeker
New York
South America
Trinity Church
A. R. Taylor
Josephine Mease
Henry Hall
Maude Siggins
Floriday
R. F. van Doorn
Theo. Messner
van Doorn
Conewango Club
W. E. Rice
W. M. Lindsey
C. E. Cobb
F. G. King
W. D. Hinckley
Waters
Washington
Senator Quay
Postoffice
Warren Postoffice
Biekarek
Library Hall
Bickardk
American Farm Company
Buffalo, N
Warren Relief Association
C. C. Allen
M. W. Jamieson
Fannie M. Smith
Sec’y
Buffalo
Jamestown Journal
Warren Axe and Tool Co
W. D. Todd
E. EK. Allen
H. P. Stone
W.F. Messner
W.S. Leffard
E. E. Allen
W. F. Messner
D. W. Murphy
H. A. Messenger
DeLong’s
A. L. Shaw
Frank Witz
J. E. Blair
C. Shimelfeng
M. Silk
Warren and Chautauqua Gas Co
E. P. Whitcomb
James Clark
Wm. Muir
F. K. Russell
L. A. Silk
T. N. Barnsdale
Wm. Barnsdale, Jr
J. R. Drum
Y.M.C. A
M. B. Dunham
Franklin Goulding
F. C. Tochterman
W. F. Bennett
Geo. F. Henry
Scott’s
T. P. Jenkins
Farmington, Tp
Lewis & Son
East Side
Fehlman
HOUSE
Sipty
Hunters Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
Water Street
MAY Bank & CO
Citizens Nat’l Bank
Warren, Pa
Oupward
Myyron Waters
K. T. Hazeltine
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