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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1913

Page

5

Rev Langdon Resigns Pastorate In Warren Michigan Call

Reverend C G Langdon resigns as pastor of United Brethren Church in Warren to accept a call to a church in Berrien Springs Michigan. Other items note Miss Ayer named substitute clerk in Warren post office and various local society and industry updates.

Langdon C. G. Langdon United Brethren Church of Warren Berrien Springs Michigan Columbus Missa Ayer Edward R. Allen Warren Post Office Russel Dementec Hiram Jy Phillines Russell Fremont’ Way Lizabeth Limburg Phillips Warren County

Pennsylvania Gas Company Elects Officers

The annual stockholders meeting chose nine directors for one year including Walter Jennings L B Dryer Joseph Seep J B Crawford and L L Graham J P Jefferson Jerry Crary W W Beatty and M W Jamieson Officers named President Walter Jennings Vice President J P Jefferson Comptroller L B Dryer General Manager J B Crawford General Superintendent Raymond Cross Tax and Land Agent L L Graham Secretary and Treasurer W H Filler Assistant Secretary and Treasurer J W Kitchen

The Pennsylvania Gas Company Second Street Walter Jennings L. B. Dryer New York City Joseph Seep Titusville J. B. Crawford L. L. Graham Oil City J. P. Jefferson Jerry Crary W. W. Beatty M. W. Jamieson Warren Raymond Cross W. H. Filler

Warren National Bank Christmas Savings Society Opens

The Warren National Bank announces the Christmas Savings Society is now open and welcomes all. An advertisement directs readers to page four for details and enrollment.

Christmas Savings Society

Mail installs new machinery to boost size and up-to-date issues

In a notice to subscribers the Mail announces new machinery to expand production and offer larger, up-to-date issues. It highlights being the oldest and only plant in the area making its own type and faces. The notice asks patrons to overlook shorter news matter during the transition.

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