02 Jul 1903
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
1
A dense column of social, business, and community updates from Warren, detailing visits, travels, school and council news, real estate transfers, local events, club notices, and upcoming parades. Included are personnel changes at schools, public notices, and nonprofit activities with names of residents, businesses, and organizations.
The War ren Boro School District invites sealed bids for the removal of the old two story portion of Central School at Hickory and Third. Bids must include tearing down debris removal filling cellar grading brick openings to the three story building and a bond of 500. Work to be completed by October 1. Bids due by 6 PM July 6 1903. The district may reject any bid. W D Hinckley President Gro F Yates Secretary.
Jacob Keller the tailor has moved to a new elegant building on Penn'a avenue. He offers a large stock of Spring and Summer cloths for men and boys and a big selection of cloth for ladies skirts at very low prices. He invites customers to visit the store and shop.
The Dating Club hosts a colonial party with about fifty attendees in costume enjoying modern dances and sports. County fairs across Kittanning Butler Cambridge Springs Clarion Stoneboro Mercer August dates are listed, plus a Grangers Picnic in Williams Grove. Leonard Cobb, marine on the Kearsage, sends travel letters as Uncle Sam’s battleships tour Europe. Marriages include Belden Smith Lanning HutChins Sandoff Pakkiss Hass Swanson Jenkins Thompson Opperman Dawson Boardman Sliter Sandstrom Bjorkman Carlson Anderson Peterson Bengtson Peterson Norlin Peterson. Warren sees two express offices reopen and I X L factory running, with Marshall Parshall’s new motor car. Seneca Refinery suffers a major fire, loss about $10,000. a job ad seeks a house maid.
Detroit Michigan reports the death of Herman Deitch aged 17 10 in Detroit July 1 1903 to Mr and Mrs Joseph N Deitch. Cornplanter mourns Mrs Rebecca Wooster June 28 1903, long prominent resident. Stoneham records Mrs D McNally June 30 1903 aged 57.
Edward E Hertzel advertises a large complete line of bicycles bicycle supplies guns ammunition baseball golf and tennis goods with low prices. The new store is on Penns Avenue West opposite the Diamond block. A boy with some experience in printing can have steady work at the Mail Office.
Reduced railroad rates to Boston for the National Educational Association meeting July 6 to 10 and to Saratoga N Y for the Council of Mystic Shrine July 7 to 10 are offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. For particulars see agents. Allen sits feet 221 Liberty Street.
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