Warren News Notes Across Community Events and Appointments
Miss Julia Berry visits her uncle in Warren Ashtabula resident. PRR upgrades freight yards in Warren. Mrs Clara Van Every and son Earl visit Erie family Bliss Van Every. Warren defeats Jamestown 201 to 192 in quest match. Trinity Memorial church picnic at Rockwell farm Pleasant township. G E Ramsdell resigns as D A V P RY agent. Frank Bachop new agent. Miss Lois Jaquins operated on for appendicitis at Emergency hospital doing well. Warren Construction wins Trust Company building contract at Liberty and Pennsylvania. 36th annual reunion of the 111th Pennsylvania Volunteers at Corry August 9th Cedar Mountain anniversary. Warren delegates attend Photographers' Association of America convention in Rochester. First Lutheran church picnic at Midway-on-Chautauqua via D A V P Ry. 500 attendees. Mrs O Burgess visits Pittsburgh then Warren for week with S W Brown. Private conservatory by J P Jefferson near Pennsylvania Gas building on Second street nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Warren
Clara van Every
Earl
Erie
Bliss van Every
Jamestown
Trinity Memorial Church
Rockwell Farm
Pleasant Township
G. E. Ramsdell
Frank Bachop
W. I. Bachop
Lois Jaquins
Prospect Street
Warren Construction Company
Rochester
N. Y
Photographers’ Association of America
First Lutheran Church
Midway-on-Chautauqua
P. R.y
O. Burgess
Tidioute
Pittsburg
Local Wedding Announcements From Warren Area
Marriages recorded in Warren include George J. Cronovich of Pass Christian Mississippi and Esther E. Hammarback of Warren wed July 21 1909 at 503 Market Street. Carl Besseth King of Jamestown New York and Florence Elizabeth Nelson of Jamestown wed July 21 1909 at Grace M E church parsonage. Frank H. Hinckley of Warren and Kate Coleman of Youngsville wed July 24 1909 in Jamestown New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King—Nelson
Warren
Grace M. E. Church Parsonage
Price A. Crow
Carl Besseth King
Florence Elizabeth Nelson
Jamestown
N. Y
Hinckley——Coleman
H. G. Ogden
Frank H. Hinckley
Kate Coleman
Youngsville
Conwell to Deliver Lectures at Chautauqua July 31–August 1
Dr. Russell H. Conwell, famed lecturer, plans a lecture and address at Chautauqua New York on Saturday July 31 and Sunday August 1. Although nearing retirement from the platform he remains secured for these events and urges past audiences to seize the remaining opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell H. Conwell
Chautauqua
N. Y
Bradford To Host Old Home Week Reunion
Bradford announces an Old Home Week starting August 8 with a grand program of parades public exercises sports and amusements. Thousands of former residents now in oil and other fields are expected to return and be entertained. Special railroad rates have been secured.
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Bradford
Birth notices from Warren area July 1909
Born in July 1909 multiple Warren area families announce births. ForbEs in Vevay Indiana a son to Mr and Mrs Ruel M Forbes formerly Warren residents. Morck in Oil City Pa a son to Dr and Mrs August Morck formerly Warren. Ruhman in Warren a daughter to Mr and Mrs Rwi W Ruhman. Vansile in Cable Hollow a son to Mr and Mrs Harry Vansile. Foley in Warren a son at 23 Prospect Street. Larson in North Warren a son to Mr and Mrs J E Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable Hollow
Harry Vansile
Sudden Death of Oak Hill Resident at Frewsburg
Lyman Comstock 75, Civil War veteran of Co E 9th N Y Cavalry later Co G 15th N Y Cavalry, died suddenly Thursday night after returning from John Van Dewark funeral in Frewsburg. He left a wife three sons and three daughters all of Carroll. Funeral at Ivory church Sunday 1 p m burial Ivory cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Lyman Comstock
Oak Hill
Co. G
15Th N. Y. Cavalry
Carroll
Ivory
Ivory Cemetery
Shooting Affray at Ludlow Leaves One Mortally Wounded
At Ludlow yesterday a clash between Italians left Grissi Salvatore mortally wounded by multiple shots, including a heart strike. Five men were arrested and jailed, while Matteo Guerra, alleged shooter, remains at large. The fight arose over a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Kane Summit
Grissi Salvatore
Kane
Hastile
Matteo Guerra
Collision at Market and Fourth. two vehicles wrecked
Last Monday evening a crash at Market and Fourth streets involved G. H. Leonhart driving his auto and B. G. Gregory by a carriage with Deputy Sheriff George Stranigan at the reins. Mrs. Salome Hahn was thrown from the carriage with painful bruises. Stranigan clung to the lines to halt the horses. The carriage was badly wrecked and the auto slightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market
Fourth Streets
G. H. Leonhart
B. G. Gregory
George Stranigan
Salome Hahn
Stranigan
Duel Ends in Death as Worker Dies of Injuries
Elias Joseph known as Elias Esau dies at Women’s Christian Association hospital from injuries suffered in a Friday forenoon dispute with his employer Elias Shemas at Celoron. Shemas is jailed on a manslaughter charge after being arrested by Celoron’s Chief Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Joseph
Elias Esau
Women’s Christian Association
Elias Shemas
Celor
Shemas
Johnson
Celoron
Jamestown Post
Knights of Pythias Install Officers In Fortnight Ceremony
The Knights of Pythias held installation of officers Friday evening with KE. S. Munson as C C and L. A. Lohnes as V C. Other officers inclosed R. C. Knupp prelate G. W. Baur M of W C. P. Young K R of S C. A. Nichols Master of Ex Charles Stricker M of F Harry Rapp M of A J. A. Coates I G and John Schmitz O G.
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Knights of Pythias
KE. S. Munson
C.C
L. A. Lohnes
V. C
R. C. Knupp
G. W. Baur
C. P. Young
K. R
C. A. Nichols
Charles Stricker
Harry Rapp
J. A. Coates
I. G
John Schmitz
O. G
Death of Thomas F Barker at Bear Lake
At Bear Lake on July 24 Thos F Barker aged 88 or 89, longtime farmer mill owner and lumberman, dies. Survived by daughter Emma Walton wife of Byron Walton, two grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral July 26 at Pine Valley Christian church conducted by Rev J W Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Thos. F. Barker
Emma Walton
Byron Walton
Pine Valley
Price Harriet E E Price obituary in Niobe New York
Mrs Harriet Elizabeth Engel Price died Sunday July 18 at age 76 in Niobe New York. The funeral was held Tuesday at 2 pm from the family home. She was mother of nine, survived by eight including Ursula in the West Adolphus and Deville of Bear Lake Victor of Wilsons Hill Grant of Niobe Mrs Lillian Brush of Loleta Pa Mrs Ida Pierce of Lottsville and Isabel Price of Niobe. Wagner pastor of the First Baptist Church officiated. Interment was in Niobe cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Elizabeth Engel Price
Niobe
N. Y
Ursula
West
Adolphus and
Deville
Bear Lake
Victor
Wilson’s Hill
Grant
Lillian Brush
Loleta
Ida Pierce
Lottsville
Obituary: Mrs Nancy M Loucks Dies at 82 in City
Mrs Nancy M Loucks of 109 Crescent street died Monday at 2 AM aged 82 years 5 months She leaves one daughter Mrs John P Raiser and sister Mrs Wm Sibley of Salamanca NY A lifelong member of the M E church since age 22 born in Warren married to David Loucks on March 5 1848 Mr Loucks died May 1906 Funeral was held at Mrs Raiser residence 109 Crescent street Wednesday at 2 PM with interment at Oakland Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy M. Loucks
Crescent Street
John P. Raiser
Wm. Sibley
Salamanca
N. Y
M. EK
Warren
David Loucks
J. P. Raiser
Oakland
Edward Horton Dies After Brief Illness at 46
Edward Horton of 102 Elm street died July 21 after a brief illness at age 46. He is survived by a wife, a daughter Mrs. Earl Dayton of Warren, his mother Mrs. Emma Horton of Mansfield Pa, a brother A A Horton of Elmira N Y, and two sisters. The funeral was held Friday at 3 PM from his home, with Rev Price A Crow of Grace M E Church officiating. Interment was in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horton
Elm Street
Earl Dayton
Warren
Emma Horton
Mansfield
A. A. Horton
Elmira
N. Y
Price A. Crow
Grace M. E. Church
Oakland
Obituary of Nels A Lindquist in Russell area
Nels A Lindquist died July 21 at Emergency hospital at age 65 years 8 months after an eight month illness. He was survived by two sons Eric and Anton of Akeley and a daughter Mrs Charles A Swanson of Russell, three brothers Fred Gust of Akeley and Arron of Jamestown. Funeral held at 2 o'clock Saturday at M E church in Russell with interment in Russell cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels A. Lindquist
Eric
Anton
Akeley
Charles A. Swanson
Russell
Fred
Gust
Arron
Jamestown
M. E. Church
Blacker Street Worker Hurt by Falling Sack at Refineries
Jens Nielson of South Carver street, employed at the Warren refinery, suffered severe injuries to his head shoulders and back when a rope broke causing a 175 pound bag of fuller's earth to fall twenty feet onto him while he and other workmen moved the load. He was taken to Emergency hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Nielson
South Carver Street
Warren
Mr. Nielson
What Was It Bluffton Henpeck Exchange
A brief comic dialogue centers on Bluffton asking about a wife offense and Henpeck urging memory of the remark as the missing piece of tension. The gag hinges on the character’s inability to recall the offending line and the unresolved marital quarrel.
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Bluffton
Shoe Sale Announcement and Stray Cattle Notice
Gregory Brown and Co. in Warren sell shoes to clear broken lots in men women and children shoes. The ad promises best bargains ever. A stray five head yearling cattle came to our place Sunday owner should call and pay for care of the animal. Tombley Bros. Booger's Mills July 29 1931 Pleasant To.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gregory Brown & Co
Warren
Tombley Bros
Booger’s Mills
Wanted a good correspondent at this place
The paper seeks a reliable writer in the area to report local news and communicate with the publisher for timely submissions and updates.
For SALE Old newspapers suitable for packing and covering
Classified note offers old newspapers for sale usable as packing material or cover. Contact Mau at the office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mau
Ant problem in Pottsville cemetery given chemical cure
The cemetery superintendent sought help from Pennsylvania State College regarding ants building hills on grave plots and damaging grass. State Zoologist Surface advised drilling holes one foot deep into each mound and pouring about half a teacup of carbon bisulfide, spacing holes by soil type, then sealing and covering for an hour or two.
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Pottsville
Pennsylvania State College
Surface
Harrisburg
Gapes in Chicks and Gum Oozing Trees Revealed
State Zoologist Prof H A Surface explains gapes in young poultry come from earthworms and outlines prevention by ground cover control and lime treatment. He details removal of worms via a horsehair loop and warns on gum sap causes in cherry and stone fruits with multiple remedies for mechanical injury fungi borers and carbon bisulfide injections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Surface
Harrisburg
Surface
Remedy for gapes in poultry cited in old text
The article advises dipping a soft feather tip in kerosene and inserting it into the windpipe to dislodge and kill worms. It notes the method is severe but preferable to leaving worms to irritate or kill fowls, and claims turpentine or similar additives in feed are unsatisfactory.
Moore Named Chief of Legislative Reference Bureau
Hon James N Moore named by Governor Stuart to lead the new bureau. A Butler representative and former House clerk, he is an attorney and skilled parliamentarian. The bureau will study form and constitutionality of bills and draw on his legal and parliamentary expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James N. Moore
Stuart
Legislative Reference Bureau
Butler
Moore
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Warren National Bank
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DOG
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BANK
Julia Berry
Ashtabula, C
John Rounce
Glade Avenue
J. P. Jefferson
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Second Street
Sheffield
Ella M. George
Beaver
Mercer Black
Corning
New Castle
Sipralle
Illinois
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Wwe
Princeton
Kansas
Oklahoma
Somerset
Corsicana
Henrietta
Texas
Canada
Conwell
Chautauqua, N. Y
Penna, Ave. W
Warren, PA
P. Installation
Thomas F. Barker
Harriet E. E. Price
Department of Agriculture
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Ave
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