Warren Mail highlights summer life and local plans
A collage of Warren news notes covers farming, paving, and social events. Wheat and hay crops, new fencing on East Second streets, and a rising number of buildings mark the season. Reflections on hard times, church excursions, and civic notices frame a town in active summer flux.
Post-Nuptial Ode Reveals Shifting Love Across A Table
A speaker recalls tender twilight walks and woodland songs with a former lover now husband. She notes changing roles as the man studies stocks while she darns socks, and wonders at love after marriage being a beautified myth. The poem ends in disenchantment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feaher
Warren Connects by First Class Telephone Across 50 Miles
The Warren and Titusville area showcased a working long distance telephone linking Warren and Titusville over about 50 miles of wire last Thursday evening. Experiments led by A B Howland of the New York Pipe Co and operator Stearns heard music and clear speech, with concurrent talking possible at both ends. A public test included Col Coleman in Titusville and Prof Gray of Boston as sources of the instruments. The test used batteries removed from lines, and the demo included tunes like Home Sweet Home becoming audible in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Titusville
A. B. Howland
N. Y. Pipe Co
Stearns
Western Union Line
Prof. Gray
Boston
Prof. Coleman
Howland
Harmon
North Warren
Hiller Farm
OE. A
Henry C. Shiley
Glade
State Hospital For the
North End
Stewart
Page
Carroll Lodge
United Workmen
German Evangelical Church
Rear
Wells and Drilling Update From Warren Oil District
Oil activity in Warren district shows a Judge Hiller farm well at 900 feet with a good show. T. Struthers leases the State Hospital farm near Crull well and plans a two year rig removal with one third royalty. June oil report lists production by region with totals and average yield per new well about 177 barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Judge Hiller
T. Struthers
State Hospital
Crull
Oil City
Butler and Armstrong
Cation
Warren, Venango & Forest
McKean and Cattaraugus
Big Clarion
Notice to settle six month accounts at Geo Ball & Co
All accounts on Geo Ball & Co's books that have stood six months must be settled within fifteen days or be put in collection. Bring your rags to R. H. Johnson, who will pay you what they are worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Greenland Bros
Warren
Providence Hospital
Washington, D.C
Episcopal Church
Washington
J. S. Benzuer
S. T. Beatree
Noticr
Geo. Ball & Co
R. H. Johnson
R. I H. Johnson
Smethport
Hatch
LA. B. Armstrong
Matilda
Mary
Lakeside resort on Chautauqua Lake thriving in summer season
A popular summer resort on Chautauqua Lake hosts over one hundred guests with steady arrivals daily. Manager A J Dobbins ensures a warm welcome and quality service, with easy rail and lake access, gas lighting, and lake water. August is expected to be busy during the Fair Point Assembly. guests are advised to book rooms early. Charlie Wetmore runs a nearby store selling candy and tobacco. Also noted are a Thompson district pupil list with perfect attendance, and Court House work nearing December completion with new plastering and steam heating. Will Smith advertises chromes and photo views at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Blue
P. J. Trushel
Glade City
Presbyterian
Warren
Presbyterian Church
F. Henry
J. Eysinger
East
Second Streets
Parker
Baptist Church and Society of Warren
Fair Point
Point Chautauqua
L. F. Watson
P. R. Gray
Franklin
U.S. Court
Erie
O. H. Hunter
J.C. Hamilton
Sugar Grove
State Hospital
John Edwards
Dr. Stewart
Dr. Fisher
Scofield
Ludlow House
W. F. Weeks
Irvington
Weeks
Andrew J. Carney
Albion
N. Y
Anthony Mintzer
B. Nesmitt & Son
Trushel & Mintzer
James Rhines
Warren Mail
James Ryan
Ridgway
Afart
Mai
Trinity Memorial Church
Purdon
Titusville
Stone & Noyes
Prpder
Com
Exchange
Chautauqua Lake
Kent
A. J. Dobbins
Jack Dobbins
Charlie Wetmore
Court House
Marston
Meadville Horsemen’s Club
Crawford
Venango
Lutheran Church
Tidioute
Commissioners of Forest Co
Tionesta
Chautauqua Hunting and Fishing Association
Watertown
Binghamton
Meadville
United States
Herr
Central Baptist Church
New York City
Ashman
Bradford
Bradford Oil
Francis Murphy
John B. Gough
Bishop Simpson
Joseph Cook
Boston
E. T. Foote
Chautauqua County
Thos. McLauglan
Kane
Sheffield
Artemas Martin
Yale
New York World
Des Moines
Cambridge
England
London Educational Times
The
Normal Monthly
Erie County Notes Highlight Oil Rail and Chautauqua Events
Erie area reports show baseball with 17 wins in 38 games, Crawford and Warren counties expect larger potato crops, and Chautauqua Lake hosts a Sunday School Assembly with temperance talks. Meantime a Jamestown railroad inching toward steel rails, and a fatal train incident in Erie later noted.
Controversy Over Wine In Bible Passage Sparks Letter War
VERITAS issues a lengthy reply defending temperate wine use against Rev. Merchant’s critique. The writer cites Hebrew Greek terms yayin tirosh oinos and various passages to argue fermented wine is depicted and permitted in moderation. The piece defends church tradition, argues against total abstinence, and calls for respectful debate in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Calvin
Zwinge
Clarke
Methodist Church
Merchant
Mr. M
Gesenius
Rev. M
St. Peter
Smith
Pickering
Rev
Inos
St. John
Evangelist
Christ
Temperance Rally at Bemus Point on Chautauqua Lake
A Temperance Convention and Basket Picnic will be held at Bemus Point on Chautauqua Lake Friday July 20. Speeches may be expected by Wm Newton Col Hoy and other prominent gentlemen. Activities include baseball wheelbarrow races and tule races with steamer service Jamestown May Martin Griffith carrying passengers from Jamestown at 8:30 9 and 9 30 am and returning at 5 pm. Tar Perms or Ice Water. An exchange warns ice water can disrupt digestion comparing to pouring water on a hot stove and urges moderation in drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bemus Point
Chautauqua Lake
Wm. Newton
Col. Hoy
Jamestown
May Martin
Griffith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Wrightsville
Kinsly Wright
Mr. Griffin
James Higgins
Chas. Stuart
U.S
Oil News
Variety Hall
Kent House
Lake View
Will Smith’s
Crawford County
Mayville
Normal School
Edinboro
China
Cleveland
Buffalo & Jamestown
Maud. Criss
Frank Geiger
Maryin Gerene
Melvin J. Irvine
J. C. McAllister
James Malone
Michael Morison
Henry S. Stocum
Milford F. St- John
D. C. Auten
P. M
R. H. Jonson
Matz
A. J. Merchant
St. Paul
Paul
Timothy
A.clarke
Apostle
Brethen
Veritas
Temperance
Nell
Will Smith
Holstead—Russell
Foxburg
D. L. Lyon
Charles H. Holstead
Mary E. Russell
Simnacher
Corry
S. B. Brooks
Barnhart
Josephine Simnacher
Spring Creek
Warren Retail Markets
Johnson
Kite & Co
Iches
N. C
Rio
Carolina
Sal
Bees
Perriens
D. S. McNeerr
T. W. McNeett
Eere
P. Gruber, JR
Warren, Pa
Wiske’s
Keystone
A. Wise
L. Gregry
J. W. Agrelius & CO
Youngsville
Egal
Water Streets
Conewango
Creek
Davidson & Eae Warren
Hiram A
Stoneham, Pa
Empire Pipe Company
Union Pipe Company
Union Division
Titusville Pipe Company
Jos. D. Potts
Empire Pipe Co
Philadelphia
Hazeltine & CO
Pa Ini
Toys, &C
Hickory Street
W. GC. Rowland. Warren
WM. Kitchen
C.smith
S. Keller
A. W. Morek & Co
Morek
A.W. Morck & CO
Hickory Streets
Carver House
99 Cent
Mrs. Phelps
First National Bank
Dr. Warner
Mme. Foy
Imly
John K. Ronne
Hazeltine & Davis’ Drug Store