06 Jul 1905
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1905
Page
1
Local notes report social calls from New York visitors and Warren residents. Community updates cover library hours, court actions, real estate moves, Chautauqua events, and public water trough rebates. Fire and storm impacts, with arrivals from California and public bank reception details.
At Gi rard the School Board prepared to hire teachers and asked spectators to withdraw so the vote could be private. Taxpayers argued meetings are public and must allow attendance. After exchanges, spectators’ rights were recognized and the board continued publicly.
A Franklin News opinion column notes two drivers in New York were fined 50 and jailed five days each for third and fourth offenses within a year. The piece argues longer jail terms and stricter diets would better deter reckless speeding in crowded streets and express train speeds.
A Bradford Era excerpt portrays a groom joking that marriage is easy like a pudding while his bride compares it to rice pudding. The couple and passengers share light banter as she brushes away grains, a playful exchange highlighted by the groom’s arm resting on the car seat.
Mrs M Crittenden owns and manages the Colonial Cottage at 22 Cookman Avenue opposite Hall of Philosophy offering rooms and board at reasonable rates.
A subdued post Fourth mood lingered as residents recall the holiday. The Town Council held a regular meeting last Monday and discussed several matters but achieved little progress. Another meeting is planned for next Monday evening. Additionally, notices promote subscriptions to local papers and cheap excursions, with opportunities to join a Hoff Business College scholarship offer.
A string of marriages from Warren and nearby towns includes Clarence E. Pang and Amanda T. Johnson at Swedish M E Church in Warren. Daniel H. Lamon weds Helen Klinginsmith in Cleveland. Myrtle L. Foster to David F. Bairstow in Oil City. Clyde S. Howell to Mary F. Davidson in North Warren. Charles J. Johnson to Mary Anderson in North Warren. Charles Lawson to Sadie Taylor in Pittsfield. Nels Hansen to Bertha Jones in Jamestown. William P. Anna to Alice M. Johnson in Jamestown. S Roy Irvine to Martha E. Allen in Wrightsville. Charles A. Anderson to Edith M. Smith in Jamestown. Charles A. Leander to Ella Lindberg in Russell.
Obituary notice for James A. Culbertson, aged 78, of Allegheny Springs near Irvine Pennsylvania, who died July 4 after heart trouble. Survived by wife Delphina Waters and children F H L Cotton and Charles A. Funeral scheduled Thursday at 2 pm with burial in Youngsville cemetery.
Ep marks explain a baker's dozen as thirteen for twelve and the origin of the vant age loaf. Also a sale notice advertises a second hand survey instrument from Keller's Sons in Warren Pa with contact details.
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