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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1907
Page
5
The attorney and counsellor at law announces relocation of his office from the Beaty building to room 8 on the second floor of the new Warren National Bank Building. Take the elevator. Bell Telephone 165.
The horse owned by C I Munson of Hagerstown died yesterday morning at age thirty two. It retained all its teeth and perfect eyesight. Its longevity was credited to never using tobacco or liquor.
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Highway Department invites sealed proposals for reconstructing about 28 414 feet of road from North Warren Post Office to Farmington Township line in Conewango Township Warren County. Plans available in Warren and Harrisburg offices. Bids due August 1 1907.
Died Harrs John A Harris 41 at Star Brick Pa July 16 1907 from brain congestion survived by wife four children Stephen George Carroll Magdalena also a father and mother three brothers two sisters and many relatives funeral Friday 2 pm Rev L L Orth Scott cemetery ArNorp Magdalena Arnold Magdalena wife of J J Arnold Warren Pa July 14 1907 heart trouble survived by husband three sons Alice M three brothers two sisters one grandson funeral First Evangelical Church interment Oakland cemetery Johnson Ida Johnson Chandlers Valley July 10 1997 after long illness from diabetes funeral services and interment Chandlers Valley
Aunt Sally Warner, a famed physiognomist, proclaims a peddler honest and buys a sheepskin exchange. When jewelry vanishes, she assists an escape to prove the man innocent, then learns the truth. The truth emerges after jailbreaks and a horse theft alert, ending with Aunt Sally resolving to return to homemaking.
A series of property transfers are recorded, including John P. Nelson to Albert Sopher in Mead for 250 dollars, Edward Lawrence to L. J. Lawson in Conenango for 1 dollar, Maud Borrow et al to Mary M. Fenton in Sugar Grove for 600 dollars, and Amelia Platt to Chas. J. Johnson in Clarendon for 200 dollars. Additional deeds cover Sheffield Township School Board to Chas. W. M¨ller for 195 dollars, George Wells to Wm. F. Watson in Tidioute for 350 dollars, and multiple transfers in Mead, Pine Grove, and surrounding areas ranging from 1 to 10 695 dollars.
Arrangements are complete for the tenth annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters to meet in Erie Brig Pa on August 20 21 and 22 Western Pennsylvania postmasters aid in hosting and reception plans The event figures to be the largest in the association’s history with many postmasters from across the United States expected to attend including the Postmaster General and other department officials.
Platinum, after sliding from 38 to 25 an ounce, rises to 26. A man holding several tons of platinum sees no value in owning a gold mine, signaling shifting preferences in precious metals and mining assets.
A reflection on a boy’s greatest triumph being the privilege of being accepted as an equal by peers somewhat older than himself, highlighting the value of genuine inclusion over prowess or status.
On D A V and P R Y lines trains to intermediate stations run at 8 54 a m and 5 00 p m For Titusville and intermediate stations the 10 34 a m and 8 04 p m departures are listed for the day of service.
Cars depart Struthers House for North Warren at hourly times and at half past the hour. From North Warren departures occur at quarter past and quarter to the hour, with additional services at 15 and 45 minutes past even hours.
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