10 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1902
Page
1
Warren briefs set July damp weather and oil prices alongside society visits and sports. Local leaders plan asphalt paving on Market Street and a new Swedish Lutheran church. J P Jefferson survives a streetcar accident. naval cadet Willis G Mitchell tops Pennsylvania graduates. Wm R Rogers to serve in Manila. council approves bridge, ordinance, and river-scale removals amid stormy telephones and fishing trips.
Warren School Board met in regular session and hired four primary teachers Gertrude Mead Ruth Cramer Ella Mayer and Mae Moran all of Warren Re-engaged Prof H K Caster to fill last year’s post and Prof C E Sisson as clerk and business teacher for two years Laura Briggs retained as assistant with higher pay Janitors for multiple buildings named First semester opens Sept 1 and ends Jan 20 with vacations late Nov to Dec 28 and Jan 1 Second semester runs Jan 21 to May 29 Easter break April 8 to 12 Resignations of Kolfrat and Davis accepted Cement walks contracted with E T Beck for fourth fifth and sixth ward buildings. Harold D Hazeltine elected to Selden Society and German Juridical Society and to contribute to Law Quarterly Review Sanctioned teacher certification exams by Supt Gunning with 30 passers next August 23rd Rumors of consolidations dismissed. Mrs Fred Kafferlin ill with suspected poisoning case. new Uncle Sam pensions listed. County to attend National Transit Picnic in Monarchy Park. Mrs J C Russell to study piano in Charlotte N Y. Warren ball team defeats Tidioute 5 to 1. East side tent meetings grow under Nathan and Smith.
A guide to assembling large, satisfying picnic sandwiches. Topics include bread prep from day-old slices, trimming crusts, and forming shapes. fillings such as ham and tongue with tartar sauce, egg with mayonnaise, roast beef with pickles, chicken variations, and various fish fillings like sardine and salmon. The piece also notes a busy Fourth of July with large crowds, trains, and a local baseball game.
A series of marriage notices from Frewsburg and North Warren New York in July 1902. Entries include Charles Starr Babbitt and Grace Bush. Albert F. Anderson and Martha Carlson. Joseph Edsall and Clara Birt. Merritt Bauer and Henrietta Park. L. E. Thompson and Alfreda Swanson. Guy Lawson and Ida Swanson.
The Warren area is praised as a central, well equipped convention town with fine hotels. Editors from Oil City and Ridgway highlight local Republicans and residents for exemplary hospitality during congressional district events. The piece ends with an invitation to return and stay longer.
An advertisement touts Hoxsie's Croup Cure as a life saver for children curing colds coughs and preventing membranous croup pneumonia and diphtheria. It claims no opium or nausea and lists a price of 50 cents. Sold by Davis Drug Co in Warren Pennsylvania.
C P Bucklin, postmaster of Tidioute, was in Warren on the way home from New York. A low rate excursion to the seashore at Atlantic City offered via D A V P R R on July 17. Inquire of agents. Best job printing at the Mail office. Allen fits feet at 221 Liberty Street.
William Henry Copeland died in Warren on July 2 1902 at 10 PM born January 11 1838 in Philadelphia He moved to Warren in 1865 and was active in business until ill health forced retirement He leaves a wife and four children Irene Coombs Anna Kate and William W The funeral was held Saturday afternoon with Rev J W Smith officiating Oakland burial Also notices Charles Lundburg died July 1 1902 in Sugar Grove at age 5 and Adolph Nelson about 20 died July 1902 in Kane with body moved from Youngsville by Gust and Commissioner Mead
Real estate transfers logged include Theodore J. Eddy estate to Patrick Roach in Conenango for 328.93 dollars and Patrick Roach to Catherine Roach in Warren for 1 dollar. Numerous other transfers listed include Warren area properties with amounts from 10 to 6 500 dollars, involving individuals and estates across towns such as Glade Freehold and Conewango.
Jacob Keller the tailor advertises closing out 1000 yards of cloth at cost for rainy day skirts in 30 shades for cash only.
Began Saturday July 5 and runs to Saturday July 19 with cash savings of one fourth and often a half. Hunter’s advertises a sale and promises bargains especially in summer wear. Overstocked lines priced at cost or below, making the trip worthwhile.
Northwestern Pennsylvania readers learn about a funeral car built on rubber tires, touted for superior ride quality and reliability. The notice highlights its suitability for parades and processions, emphasizing durability and service in the region.
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