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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
1
Small and large accounts are welcomed here you need not wait until your business grows to open an account. The notice invites customers to start banking with any size operation and emphasizes accessibility and prompt service.
The text extols saving money and depositing in a trustworthy bank. It links thrift, economy, and business discipline to financial success and promises courteous service and professional support to new banking relations.
Grace Elliot and Fred Anderson were united in marriage at the home of the bride's parents in Clarendon. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. A. M. Lockwood on Wednesday last.
Republicans across boroughs and townships held Saturday primaries to nominate candidates for the February election. Light voting due to bad weather and few contests. Nominations include W S Page assessor and U S Rogers judge of election in First Ward. J A Hawke council and George E Colvin school director in Second Ward. J F Hegerty council in Third Ward. John Williams council in Fourth Ward. H E Davis school director in Fifth Ward. F W Hinsdale school director in Sixth Ward. A W Mumford council in Seventh Ward. J W Kendall council in Eighth Ward. Glade Township lists Dr L E Chapman and M C Mahaffey as school directors.
Mrs Edward Baker died at her home in Bradford Pennsylvania on Monday morning at age 43. She leaves a husband a mother Mrs Sarah Brandt of Frewsburg three sisters Mrs Charles Johnson Mrs Herman Holmes and Mrs Ralph Smart all of Frewsburg and three brothers Albert of Sheffield Otis and Fred Brandt of Frewsburg. The funeral was held Friday at the home of her mother in Frewsburg with Rev Emil Bergren officiating. Bearers were Oscar Johnson August Johnson Fred Brandt and Albert Brandt. Burial followed at Maple Grove cemetery in Frewsburg.
Court St Joseph No 74 Daughters of Isabella installed officers led by Miss Delia McMahon Grand Regent and Miss Eva Corbin Vice Grand Regent. Other officers include Miss Elizabeth Gallagher Prophetess Miss Anna McMahon Historian Miss Minnie Borne Secretary Miss Sadie C Grimes Treasurer Miss Anna Sinclair Monitor Miss Louise Haley Sentinel Miss Nellie Clark Pianist A social hour followed with refreshments and a keepsake presented to retiring Grand Regent Miss Masterson.
Russell F. Sternburg dies at 1:30 PM Saturday January 22 at his home near Frewsburg born September 29 1843 son of Jacob Sternburg a Carroll town pioneer lifelong resident and active in town affairs.
Great Commander Nellie E. Louns berry installed Clarendon Hive No 15 officers on January 22. Effie B. Stroud became Commander with Pearl Rowley as lieutenant commander and Matilda Farnsworth as past commander. Guards and chaplains named, retiring commander Farnsworth honored with soup spoons. a farce titled A Business Meeting of the Rosedale Sewing Society followed refreshments.
Mrs John Cochran died at her Sheffield home January 23 after several weeks illness from heart trouble. Born in Auburn New York she married in 1887 and lived in Sheffield 17 years. Survived by husband two daughters Grace H Helen R and son John Gerould Cochran two sisters Rose O Thayer Ellen Orr and one brother William Orr. Interment in Sheffield. funeral held at her home Wednesday at 2 pm.
The Research Club met Friday evening at Mrs. A. S. Rogers's Fifth Street home. Prof. LeRoy Campbell presented two talks on his travels about Gibraltar and Tangiers. Miss Nellie Baker performed piano solos and vocal pieces were sung by Mrs. E. N. Jacobson and Mrs. Trushel. Refreshments followed.
James Blake of Sheffield died at his home January 21 from heart failure. Born December 5, 1844, he leaves one daughter Mrs. David Mainwaring and was a member of the Maccabees and the G A R. The funeral was held Sunday at 2 PM from his residence with the G A R in charge, Rev. McCamey officiating. Interment in Sheffield cemetery.
Warren county travelers using the Erie Railroad from Corry are advised of the new schedule. Westbound trains depart at 4:00 am 9:14 am 1:52 pm 4:24 pm. Eastbound trains depart at 2:45 am 9:14 am 3:42 pm 6:52 pm 7:55 pm.
Patrick James Hare of Oil City died in Oil City on Saturday January 22 1910 at age 60. A pioneer on the Oil Creek road he spent the last thirty years in the hotel business. He married Elizabeth Fitzgerald of Warren in 1870 and leaves a wife and six children. He was well known among friends in Warren.
John Andrew died at his Frewsburg home on Saturday January 22 after a long illness. He is survived by his wife. The funeral was held Tuesday at 3 PM at the late home with Rev. M. W. Stone of Erie presiding.
A trader who betrays a friend by selling a tipped stock too early and urging others to follow sabotages the tip giver’s ability to exit the position. The act reflects a sharp breach of trust in market intelligence and tip etiquette.
Byron B Horton on behalf of his family proposed to fund and equip a modern high school in Sheffield, free to the town. Directors and citizens welcomed the plan as growth has stressed existing facilities. Ground is purchased on Pickering Street with a 400-foot frontage and plans include manual training and up-to-date features.
The Horton family founders of Sheffield and early tanners are remembered for generosity with a gift of a school. Mrs George Horton and sons Byron B Horton and Harry H Horton are noted for long residence and charitable deeds that built the town, and this school memorial will benefit all residents.
E. and M. Gerrow of Tionesta have bought the furniture stock and fixtures of the Hotel Struthers and secured a long lease from George H. Leonhart who has operated the hotel for over twenty years. The new proprietors bring 15 years of Central House experience at Tionesta and promise to maintain the high standard. Formal transfer of papers awaits license transfer.
Washington dated January 20 Republican State Chairman Wesley R Andrews has been ill with pneumonia at his downtown apartments for nearly two weeks. Friends report no immediate danger yet warn that his condition could worsen if there is no rapid improvement due to the exhausting nature of his defense.
An estimate places the seismic wave speed between 470 and 530 feet per second, reflecting measurements of ground motion during the quake.
Marriage notices record the union of Lewis P. Lauffenberger and Florine A. Mathis at First Lutheran church parsonage Warren by Rev. W. E. Brinkman. Also James J. McDonald of East Titusville wed Pearl Dennison of South West township at St Titus church Titusville on January 19 1910.
At Warren a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Harry F Cogswell of Melrose Place.
Miss Flora M Curtis died at 3 30 in the morning at her father N P Curtis home on Oak street. She was 49 and had been an invalid most of life. Funeral Friday at 2 from the home conducted by Rev Price A Crow Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment in Oakland Cemetery.
The Young Men's Christian Association held its director election Tuesday afternoon and evening. E. Be. Allen BE. H. Beshlin A. J. Hazeltine C. W. Jamieson and W. L. MacGowan were chosen to serve three year terms.
A pale customer asks for relief from a headache. The drug clerk suggests strong cigars and spiritus frumenti as nerve exciters but offers a safer option that helps the headache without harming the head. The exchange pits crude stimulants against gentler treatment.
The German iron and steel industry is reportedly as busy and prosperous as the American sector, signaling strong comparative performance in Europe. The note underscores parallel demand, output, and employment trends across major steel centers.
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