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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1910

Page

5

Wedding at Big Bend by Rev Buzza

Miss Isabel Atkins and Orrie Tuller wed at Big Bend at noon on Saturday. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Buzza of Kinzua, with plans for a quiet wedding trip and home in Warren.

Big Bend Isabel Atkins Orrie Tuller Rev Buzza Kinzua Charles H. Smith Fourth Street Mildred Craft Gifford Smith Eva Budd L. A. Gardner The Labor Review Niagara Falls Mrs. Gardner Oil City Mr. Gardner Orson P. Atkins Warren Susie May Shreve Jamieson Corners United Presbyterian Parsonage W. E. McBride Thurston-Shirley George Shirley West Franklin Street Lela B Ralph B. Thurston Price A. Crow Grace Church Will Olds Jamestown N. Y Russell A. A. Clark Conewango Creek E. H. Nichols Youngsville O. E. Williams Grace A. B. Church Passel Esther Elizabeth Limberg Ladies Aid Society of the U. B. Church Irvinedale Park Warren Street Railway Company Warren Fields T. J. McKinney

Household clutter cleaned yearly like Christmas

The piece notes annual house cleaning yields vast junk such as 1,700 frayed magazines 92 scandalous shoes 42 neckties 15 corsets 310 photos and 7 000 picture postcards with 10 old suits and 35 to 54 straw hats. If discarded the home could be cleaned in half a day.

Pennsylvania Railroad deploys seventy five Dreadnaught steel cars

The Pennsylvania Railroad reports seventy five all steel electric lighted Pullman sleepers in service on routes from New York to Chicago and other major cities. Six hundred more steel Pullmans have been ordered, with deliveries at sixty cars per month. The Dreadnaughts weigh 50 percent more and cost over 60 percent more than wooden cars, but safety and comfort justify the expense. Currently 704 steel cars are in service and total steel cars planned reach about 2,000 as production continues.

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