Local notes from Warren social scene and city dispatches
Miss BELLE Boyce leaves for Cape May. Ep. W. Campbell and wife return from California. AL HERTZEL opens a new drug store on Penn Aven ue. Mrs. Jerry Lyons attends a CBA meeting in St Paul. Firemen’s convention plans advance with shows booked. Street improvements, water reports, and council actions noted amid a busy town calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
Belle Boyce
Cape May
N.J
Ep. W. Campbell
California
AL Hertzel
Penn’a Avenue
Gertrude Marck
Pottstown
A. J. Hazeltine
Cambridge Springs
Mary
Fannie Smith
Tidicute
W. J. Grandin
Ethel Boughton
Norwalk
Ohio
Warren
M. M. Sanderson
Chautauqua Lake
Joan Kitchen
Pittsburg
G. P. Brockway
Riceville
AL Davis
G. B. Ensworth
Bemus Point
Lake Chautau
Canada
Fiona Macnett
Chautauqua
Dufty Eid Hallam
Joan Hunt
Paul
Minn
Carrie Horton
Market Street
Geo. H. Miller
Second Street
Joan J. C. Hern
Washington, D. C
James Brann
John
Uncle Sam
Northwestern Pennsylvania Firemen’s Association
Jerry Crary
Marian Crary
Clare
Northwest
D. W. Beaty
Beaty
Edna Blood
Outing Club
Grace Locke
F. J. Lyons
Levi Smith
Sensible Foolishness: Town’s Foolish Dictionary excerpts
A humor piece from Charles W. Town listing satirical definitions. It includes entries like Appendicitis costing more than stomach ache, Bigamy as insanity over extra board bills, Diary as honest autobiography, Echo as the last word cheat, Football as subterfuge for prize fights, Golf as disguise for weapons and drink, Jury as twelve men choosing the better lawyer, Lobster Newburg as hotel dish for bean-eaters, and Love as a man’s wish to be a meal ticket.
New York Forest Restoration Display At St Louis Fair
New York State showcases a fully equipped forest nursery at the Forestry Building corner to illustrate restoration on denuded non agricultural land. The state owns 60,000 acres of stripped woodland and has planted 500,000 trees over the past two years at a cost of 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Marriages listed across towns in July 1904 notices
A series of marriage notices from Jamestown Warren Meadville and surrounding towns dated July 1904. Couples include Alfred G Todd and Bea Trice Daninburg Luther Hamilton and Nannie W Johnson Clyde Wright and Ellen Dolliver Samuel E Brown and Frances E Jones Howard J Morley and Orah V Boardman Edward L Lawrence and L Blanche Swengel David A Hause and Ruth L Evans Louis Beardsley and Margaret Crane F N Beebe and Anna Hickey Carl C Olsen and Betty Anderson Clyde Jacob Wilson and Mattie Ann Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence—Swengel
Meadville
H. T. Whiting
E. Swengel
A. C. Bowers
Edward L. Lawrence
L. Blanche Swengel
Evans
Sheffield
Alfred Marsh
Justice Borden
David A. Hause
Ruth L. Evans
Burials And Deaths From Warren Area In Brief
The badly decomposed body of George H. Evans Sr. of Warren was found in the Allegheny river at Tionesta after being last seen July 2 sitting on a Warren river bank. Funeral held last Monday. wife and four children survive. Also listed are: Russell Lee Gwinner, aged 5 years 3 months 4 days, of Warren. William Tobey, 72, prominent resident of Forest County, buried in Frewsburg. Frederick Barth, 72, father of Fred L. Barth of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmehl
The
Health Board
Warren
Lindsey
Munn
Arthur Webb
Youngsville
Orrie Filer
R. F. van Doorn
Cuba
N. Y
H. C. Hill
Titusville
Salamanca
Warren Eddy
Myron Dennison
Ethel McCray
Burton DeFreese
Bemus Point
Joan Sparks
Virginia Circus
Old Fair Ground
Russell Lee
J H. Gwinner
Tosey
Kellettville, Forest Co
William Tobey
Frewsburg
J. T. Brennan
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded in Warren and Surrounds
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds filed for properties in Warren, Sheffield, Youngsville, Spring Creek, and nearby towns with values ranging from 60 to 1 250 dollars. The list includes buyers such as Jacob F Sprandel, Charles J Nelson, Jobn Logren, Anna A Jackson, and Wilton M Lott, among others, with numerous wife joint transfers and varying consideration. The notice also promotes the MAIL office for public sale bills and announces July Sunday excursions to Monarch Park from Warren via Pennsylvania Railroad with a special train schedule and fare of one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Bailey
Ernstine Ugarick
Glade
Alicia F. Cage
Mary Russell
Youngsville
Tracy Whilton
Geo. F. Taylor
Sheffield
Elizabeth Thurston Et al
Jacob F. Sprandel
Val. Con
Charles J. Nelson
Rudolph Hoffman
Patrick Meehan
Frank H. Eggleston
Warren
J. C. Seichrist
Thomas A. Tyler
Peter A. Anderson
Jobn Logren
Watson
Sidney S. Connely
Anna A. Jackson
Pittsfield
Mary M. Friday
Susan J. Watt
John L. Street
Henry Blakeslee
Spring Creek
Christine Swanson
Wilton M. Lott
H. P. Stone
Monarch Park
Oil City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Bic
J. K. Simpson
Sugar Grove
T. C. Slater
S.A. Waters
Pennsylvania Avenue
Savings Bank
Harrisburg
Warren County
Conewango
North Warren
Kinzua
H. C. Preston
Rouse Hospital
Jamestown
Bailey Farm
Russell
Jamieson Oil
Struthers Hotel
M. E
Bradford
Wheat Belt
Smoky Hill Valley
Kansas
Plains
C. M. Harger
Scribner’s
N. Y. & P. Telephone Co
Warren Savings Bank
Sheldon
Stearns
H. R. Hadcock
Winnipeg
Robert W. Stuart
N. Greenlund & CO
J. E. Jordan
Hoffman Block
B. Bell
Benj. N. Greenland & CO
Y. M. C. A. Building
Charles W. Town
Boston
Topp—Daninburg
Alfred G. Todd
Beatrice Daninburg
Indian Territory
Kansas City
Todd
Morley—Boardman
J. G. Townsend
Howard J. Morley
Orah V. Boardman
Beardsley—Crane
Jamestown, N. Y
Julius Lincoln
Louis Beardsley
Garland, Pa
Margaret Crane
Beebe—Hickey
Everett
F. N. Beebe
Anna Hickey
North Clarendon, Pa
Myron Houghtaling
R. D. Steeltzing
South West
A. J. Reese
Eliza Reese
Eldred
Roseie Gray
Wm. C. Schatz
Freehold
Susan Rounds
W.C. Mankey
Clarendon Boro
Mary A. Thompson
Noril D. Kelly
Grand Valley
Rachel L. Curtiss
Hunter's Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Dinary
Geo. Ball Clothing
Penna Avenue
Eberhart & Miller
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