Soldiers monument foundation progress and race results
Contractor Lavery says the foundation for the Soldiers monument will be completed Wednesday with a 39 foot concrete shaft. Six thousand loads of gravel or earth are needed to surround the foundation before the monument can be erected this year. Warren defeats Sheffield 7 to 6 at Russell Park then loses a pair at Sheffield. next game is in Warren. Three marriage notices and several local events appear, including a 50th wedding anniversary surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Ward and the Warren Savings Bank declaring its 79th semi annual dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavery
Warren
Sheffield
Russell Park
Frank Ayling
Columbus
Ayling
Alice May Bird
George H. Bird
Beech Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Warren and
Franklin Lodges of Elks
Franklin
Titusville
Rouse Hospital
Warren Savings Bank
Exposition visit and local incidents in Warren
Citizens including Mrs Lena Hertzel Miss Bessie Johnson Edward Johnson and W A Cameron attend the Seattle Exposition. Police crack down on sidewalk bicycle riding with arrests promised. Seven men fined for drunkenness. Rosengreen injures leg in a fall. Y M C A secretary shifts from Ridgway to Tonawanda. News of deaths and community events across Warren with church picnic, family reunion and Holiness camp meetings ongoing through July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hertzel
Bessie Johnson
Edward Johnson
W. A. Cameron
Seattle
Washington
Parsons
Perry
Rosengreen
East Fifth Street
A. F. Peterson
Warren
Ridgway
Tonawanda
N. Y
Eugene Mclaren
Pennsylvania State Editorial Association
Muskoka Lake District
Ottawa
Frank Hodges
Maryland
W. W. Hodges
Milton Williams
E. A. Ferguson
D. F. Brooks
A. H. Johnson
Glass Plant Burned in Kane Fire
A devastating blaze in Kane Pennsylvania destroyed the Standard Window Glass Company plant last evening at 6 0 o clock. Fire crews and bucket brigades could not save the building. Estimated loss runs to 100000 dollars with 60000 dollars insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Standard Window Glass Company
Death of Peter Swanson near Lander at age 76
Peter Swanson died at his home two miles south of Lander on June 26 at age 76 after a week of paralysis illness. He is survived by his wife and son John Swanson. The funeral was held at the home the following Friday conducted by Rev. Calstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lander
Swanson
John Swanson
Calstrom
Curtis M Goodwin Dies at 52 in Emergency Hospital
Curtis M Goodwin of 1305 Pennsylvania Avenue West died July 5 at Emergency Hospital aged 52. He is survived by his wife a son a daughter and two brothers. Funeral was held Wednesday at 10 am with interment in Wrightsville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis M. Goodwin
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Wrightsville Cemetery
Henry O Nelson Dies at Russell Age 34
Henry O Nelson died Sunday in Russell aged 34 years 5 months. He is survived by his wife and six children Arthur Henry Q Jr Waldmar Ruth Elinore and Edna Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel
Henry O. Nelson
Russell
Arthur
Henry Q., Jr
Waldmar
Ruth
Elinore
Eadna Nelson
Funeral for Garland resident Hiram Mead at local church
Hiram Mead, a well known Garland resident, died at his home on Monday June 27 at age 80. The funeral was held in Garland on the following Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Mrs Rachel Hazeltine Rites Held for Long Illness
Mrs Rachel Hazeltine died Saturday at the family home after a forty year illness. Born in Busti New York November 27 1836 she married E T Hazeltine in 1858. Survivors include her husband two sons James E and Fred A Hazeltine and daughter Mrs T E Cook. Funeral was held Tuesday at 2 p m with private interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Hazeltine
T. E. Cook
James E. Hazeltine
North Warren
Fred A. Hazeltine
South Bend
Washington
Mrs Henderson Rites Held for Watertown Native
Mrs. Ruth Elizabeth Lee Henderson died Monday at 3 p m at the family home on Fifth Street after an illness of over a year. She was 69, born in Watertown New York, came to Warren in 1867 and married Robert Henderson in 1868. Survived by husband and two foster sons Harry of Indiana Pa and Gordon of Warren. Funeral from Trinity Memorial Church Wednesday at 2:30 p m with interment in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henderson
Ruth Elizabeth Lee Henderson
Henderson
Watertown
N. Y
Warren
Trinity Memorial Church
Harry
Indiana
Gordon
Trinity Church
Oakland
Narrow Allegheny River drowning scare ends with rescue
Mervill Morgan son of Arthur Morgan of Onondaga avenue narrowly escaped drowning in the Allegheny river Friday. He and companions swam across. cramps forced a return. Charles Askines rushed to help and kept Morgan afloat until shoreward. Two older boys then aided them to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mervill Morgan
Arthur Morgan
Onondaga Avenue
Allegheny
Morgan
Charles Askines
Askine
Freehold Appoints New Freehold Township School Board
Judge Rice names five Eastman Bailey Bindley Pierce and Jones to form a new Freehold township school board replacing the dissolved board. They plan a two story four room brick schoolhouse ready for fall occupancy with modern facilities.
Boy Hurt Injured by Toy Cannon Blast
Homer Schwick of East Fifth Street was injured Monday morning when a toy cannon exploded. A portion of one hand was blown off and other injuries occurred. he was taken to Emergency Hospital where he rests, with amputation possible but not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Schwick
East Fifth Street
Real estate transfers list in Warren County
A long list of property transfers and estates in Warren County. Transactions involve numerous individuals and trusts across Warren, Spring Creek, Elk, Triumph, Sugar Grove, Mead, Columbus, Glade, and Warren with varying sums from $1 to $7,500 and concentrations around estate settlements and trusteeships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Sandgren
F. C. Ruckman
Russell
Sofia Carlson
Evelyn E. C. Morris
Sugar Grove
T. N. Barnsdall
M. K. Gleason
Kinzua
East Warren Real Estate Co
Daniel Ostrom
Warren
Benjamin Hunt
Esther Hunt
Spring Creek
May
Elk
C. A. Rosen
Lucretia Rosen
Edred
W. Bert Howard
West Lawn Cemetery
Columbus
Ek. T. Hazeltine
May Ball
C. C. Thompson
D. I. Ball
Byron A. West
John Ohrn
Carrie L
Louie BE. Newton
J. P. Nelson
Albert Sopher
Mead
Frank D. Johnson
Alfred G. Johnson
E. H. Beshlin
Chester Woodside
Eldred
BE. E. Allen
John K. Crooks
Henry Smith
Nathan Branch
Lewis W. Branch
Glade
Warren County
M. E. Church
W.H. Mack
Sherman R. Brown
C. P. Bucklin
Wl J. Grandin
Limestone
Art Jaquins
M. W. Chapman
A. F. Swanson
A. G. Swanson
Samuel B. Samuelson
John Oscar Samuelson
M. Mead
Herbert W. Baker
Born Notices From Yonkers Warren and Sanford
BORN. Richmond born June 30 1909 Yonkers to Mr and Mrs Julian Richmond formerly Florence Langworthy of Warren. DANIELSON. Warren July 4 1909 a son to Mr and Mrs Oscar Danielson 116 Irvine street. Mead Warren July 1 1909 Emergency Hospital a son. SANFORD. Sanford June 27 1909 a daughter to Mr and Mrs A W Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Emergency Hospital
R. S. Mead
Sanford
A. W. Sanford
Daniel McCloud Dies Suddenly in Saypray
Daniel McCloud of Spartansburg collapsed at Saypray in Warren County. He had gone to Sanford earlier to buy cattle for Mr. Hough and was in good health that morning. Heart trouble cited as the cause. He was 55 and survived by a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel McCloud
Spartansburg
Sanford
Warren County
Mr. Hough
Titusville
Snap Shots in a Whimsical Patchwork
A collection of quips on prosperity invitations and ice prices. Gifford Pinchot is framed as content in his region. Abdul Hamid is charged with Turkish cigarette invention. A Mars signal from Texas, a Panhandle alert, and Sen. Depew’s age are playfully debated. A Rhode Island inventor claims a money-counting device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Grand Old Texas
Panhandle
Senator Depew
Rhode Island
Economic Gains Reported Across Sectors In June
Dun's Review notes improving business confidence with bank clearings up 18.9 percent outside New York and 61.2 percent in New York over 1908. Railroad earnings for three weeks in June exceed 1908 by 9.7 percent, while six months' failures show resilience despite low mood. Foreign trade rises to 27.6 million, with June liabilities totaling 12.6 million.
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New York
United States
Canada
Dun
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren National Bank
Pennsylvania
U.S
U. S
U.S. Treas
Uae
Eossee
E. H. Lampe
E. H. Lampr
WM. Harrison Allen
W. D. Hinckley
W. D. Brown
Miner D. Crary
WEU Uts
WARREN NATIONAL/ BANK
First Presbyterian Church
Midway Park
Chautauqua Lake
E. R. Allen
Register and Recorder
Gerber—Winton
A. M. Gerber
Buffalo
Mary E. Winton
Gerber & Knott
Gerber
Delamater
M. M. Sanderson
East
J. W. Smith
Arthur Delamater
New York City
Geraldine Sanderson
Reed—Blakley
J. E. Wheeler
Edwin B. Reed
Cherry Creek
Margaret H. Blakley
Dayton
Ohio
Nichols —Gleason
Joseph Nichols
Lovina E. Gleason
Canaan—Bly
Earl Canaan
Clarion, Pa
Belle Bly
Cooper Tract
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Swan Peter Swanson
Hiram Mead
Freehold School Board
Mai
Gifford Pinchot
Neck of the Woods
Abdul Hamid
Boston
Africa
Hoboken
Jamestown Colony
Modern Drama
France
LeBargy
Rejane
Earnhardt
Victorien Sardou
Capus
Lavedan
Scribner
Penna, Ave. W
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Anfor
Penn’a Ave
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