Local brief highlights from Warren county community
Home matters note James Park of East Fifth street ill with heart trouble. Albert C. Kirberger sails for Europe to visit Germany and Paris. H. L. Raymond appeals in Clough trespass suit won by Clough. American Sunday School Union opens schools in multiple Warren county locations. Divorces granted in two Youngsville cases. John Sotrevsky injured at Glade tannery. arm amputated. recovering. Prohibition picnic set for Aug 10 at Columbus Lake Park. Adelaide F. Hamilton dies in Fredonia, NY. former librarian of Franklin Library leaves two sons. Trolley expansion hoped for upper Conenango residents. Captain Bordwell places items in cornerstone box. armory dedication anticipated with governor present. Armory election selects Sgt. Munson as second lieutenant. Company I to camp in Somerset, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert C. Kirberger
New York
Europe
Germany
Paris
H. L. Raymond
Youngsville
Clough
Mr. Clough
Justice Wheeler
American Sunday School Union
Akeley Station
Stone Ridge
Thompson
Whiteston
Kitchen School House
Henry’s Mill
York Hill
Warren County
Maude L. Wolfe
Geo. L. Wolfe
Ida D. Currie
Warren J. Currie
John Sotrevsky
Glade Tannery
Prohibition
Eric Warren
Columbus Lake Park
Columbus
Corry
Adelaide F. Hamilton
Warren
George C. Hamilton
Fredonia
N. Y
Franklin Library
Charles F
Walter Hamilton
Conenango Avenue
C. EK. Bordwell
Death of Lawrence Quinn in Florence Colorado
Lawrence Quinn of Stoneham died Saturday in Florence Colorado of pleurisy aged 24 years 11 months He is survived by his mother Mrs Elizabeth Quinn and a brother in Stoneham and Harry Quinn in Oklahoma
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Lawrence Quinn
Stoneham
Florence
Col
Elizabeth Quinn
Harry Quinn
Oklahoma
Obituary Notice for Local Resident Died Aged 60
A local resident died Saturday morning at age 60. The funeral was held Monday at noon at her late home on Jackson Run and at 2 PM at the Swedish Lutheran church in Chandlers Valley. She leaves four children, A Chris tensen of Jackson Run, Mrs. O A Boberg and Carl Anderson of Warren, and Mrs. Steven Barto of Dunkirk.
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Jackson Run
Swedish Lutheran Church
Chandlers Valley
A. Christensen
O. A. Boberg
Carl Anderson
Warren
Steven Barto
Dunkirk
Edinboro Normal closes record year, urges catalog request
Edinboro Normal announces one of its most successful years in school history and invites readers to send for the catalogue. Principal Joan F. Bungler notes legal blanks available at the Matt. Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro Normal
Joan F. Bngler
Matt
Marriages in New York and Pennsylvania in July 1909
Marriages recorded in Jamestown and Corydon include Elton Webster and Effie Blair of Little Valley New York wed at Corydon July 21 1909. Charles E Smith of Torpedo Pennsylvania wed Clara I Nelson of Warren at Jamestown July 17 1909. Claus Johnson of Warren wed Selma Anderson of Ludlow Pennsylvania at Jamestown, July 1909. Matthew Goodwin and Rose Katherine Hoff man both of Warren wed in Jamestown July 20 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
Webster—Blair
Corydon
A. W. Crooks
J. P
Elton Webster
Effie Blair
Little Valley
N. Y
Warren sends two former schoolgirls to Manila hospital
Miss Mabel McCallmont has served in Manila as superintendent of all government hospitals for about a year. Miss Marguerite Cowan departs Warren for Seattle then Manila as the first scientific dietitian for the Philippines, partnering with McCallmont for a two year post.
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Warren
Uncle Sam
Manila
Mabel McCallmont
Marguerite Cowan
Seattle
Wash
Japan
China
New York City
Pauline Marie Schwartz Dies After Illness in Pleasant Township
Pauline Marie Schwartz youngest daughter of Carl and Mrs Schwartz died Tuesday at home after a long tuberculosis illness. Born Warren October 24, 1893 she belonged to First Lutheran Church of the city and lived a devout Christian life. Survived by her father a stepmother three brothers Albert William and Fred and sister Mrs Chas Ackerson all of this city. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at the family home in Pleasant with interment in Oakland.
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Pauline Marie
Carl Schwartz
Pleasant Township
Miss Schwartz
Warren
First Lutheran Church
Albert
William
Fred
Chas. Ackerson
Jamestown Bookkeeper Found Dead in Hotel Bathroom
Hiller Franzine aged 48 a book keeper for Collins Ice Cream Co on Institute street Jamestown was found dead in a Grand Hotel bathroom on East Second street at 5 30 pm Tuesday. He had a weak heart and was born in Sugar Grove Pa later a bank clerk and A D Sharpe store clerk before joining Collins three years ago.
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Mr. Collins
Oratorios at Chautauqua Feature Mendelssohn Elijah
Two oratorios are presented each summer at Chautauqua New York. Mendelssohn Elijah will be performed by the Chautauqua Orchestra choir and soloists on Friday July 23 with additional church choirs under Alfred Hallam guiding a notable season feature for 1909.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
New York
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Alfred Hallam
Death of Benjamin J Morningstar in Buffalo 1909
Benjamin J Morningstar died in Buffalo New York on July 8 1909 after an illness of one year aged 63. A Warren resident ten years ago he was an insurance agent who moved to Buffalo. Survived by a wife and daughter his funeral was held in Buffalo. He belonged to Ramana Council Royal Arcanum of Warren.
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Benjamin J. Morningstar
Buffalo
N. Y
Warren
Ramana Council
Royal Arcanum
Proprietor Carli Horn Dies at Allegheny Springs
Carli Horn Sr proprietor of the Allegheny Springs Hotel died Tuesday morning at that place from heart disease aged 54. A lifelong Irvine resident, he moved to Allegheny Springs this spring. The funeral will be held at his late residence Thursday at 9 a.m. with interment at Tidioute.
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Allegheny Springs
Horn
Irvine
Tidioute
Mrs Crilett Scott Dies In Crushline Ohio
Mrs Crilett Scott died Sunday at her home in Crushline Ohio. She is survived by a sister Mrs Dan Hedges and a brother Chas Crute both of Warren. Automobiles are like people the cheap ones are noisy. Work to improve results never mind your job it will take care of itself.
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Crushline
Ohio
Dan Hedges
Chas. Crute
Warren
Mrs. Charlotte Brann Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Charlotte Lee Brann wife of E Raymond Brann died at Warren Emergency Hospital Monday morning after an appendicitis operation. She was born in Pittsburg twenty years ago and leaves a husband, her parents William Griffith Lee and Josephine Bonaparte Lee, three brothers Frank William and Arthur, and sister Josephine. Funeral services were held at the home of her in laws Market and Third streets and later in Pittsburg with her remains conveyed there. She was a member of the Episcopal church of Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Lee Brann
E. Raymond Brann
Warren Emergency Hospital
Brann
Pittsburg
James Brann
Warren
William Griffith Lee
Josephine Bonaparte Lee
Frank
William
Arthur
Josephine
Market
Third Streets
W. H. Jones
Lincoln as Commander in Chief and Military Leader
A quotation from Major General F. Greene in Scribner argues Lincoln’s fame rests on military success as essential to emancipation and Union victory. It credits his decisive wartime leadership as the controlling force behind the era’s outcomes, shaping how his presidency is viewed in retrospect.
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Lincoln
F. ¥. Greene
Alaska farming potential and limits outlined
Alfred H. Brooks notes Alaska has 30 000 square miles suitable for grazing and agriculture, comparable to three quarters of Ohio, with local markets attracting settlers from the United States and northern Europe. He warns Alaska offers a short growing season and severe winters, likely limiting production to local use though small farms already prove lucrative. He cites Finland as a model and stresses careful execution.
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Alaska
Ohio
Europe
Finland
Alfred H. Brooks
American Review of Reviews
Value of services tied to usefulness and effort
The article argues that service value aligns with usefulness and the effort invested. It emphasizes maximizing impact through quality, reliability, and responsive delivery to meet client needs.
Fear as belief in inferiority summarized
A concise meditation frames fear as a belief in one’s own inferiority, suggesting the emotion arises from perceived personal inadequacy rather than external threat. It views fear as internal, not an objective measure of danger.
Preparations urged to curb the undesirable mosquito
The Division of Zoology of the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture urges immediate mosquito control to prevent fever spread. State Zoologist H A Surface recommends covering water tanks, draining stagnant pools, sealing cisterns, and destroying breeding sites. Disinfectants and kerosene are advised, with use of Bordeaux mixture for rust and lime Paris green or arsenate of lead for asparagus beetles.
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Department of Agriculture
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Division of Zoology
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Paris
Asparagus bed planting and potato bug remedies
A Philadelphia inquiry cites Prof. H A Surface on growing asparagus with deep spading and thorough fertilization. It also covers Reading potato bug control using Paris green or arsenate of lead sprays and Bordeaux mixture for blight prevention.
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U. S
U.S
U.S. Treas
Tose Senesees
Cseneg Caveese
E. H. Lampe
E. H. LaMps
WM. Harrison Allen
W.D. Hinckley
W. D. Brown
Miner D. Crary
Anneseee
Home Matters
SESS
James Park
East Fifth Street
Company I
D. A. Smith
Sergts
E. S. Munson
A. W. Kelley
Harry Briggs
Munson
Capt. Bordwell
Somerset
Warren Mational
Mercer Black
Corning Pet
New Castile
Peete
Cabell
North Lima
South Lima
Ilinois
Illinois
Indiana
Princeton
Kansas
Corsicana Light
Corsicana
Henrietta
Texas
Canada
P. A. Anderson
John Mitchell
Penna, Ave. W
Warren, PA
P. I
Pauline Marie Schwartz
Jamestown
Carli Horn, Sr
Mrs. Crilett Scott
Philadelphia
Reading
Surface
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oil City, Pa
Oil City
J. R. Wood
Geo. W. Boyd
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