Some days of sorrow end with lighter loads ahead
A long list of local notices and updates from Warren includes residents home from Virginia and New York visits, a court decision affirming a $5,000 claim, bank staff changes, school programs, memorial observances, and social announcements amid a general look at community life. The piece notes figures like Dr. Russell, Mrs. Bayer, Miss Rogers, and Miss White, plus local events such as the Dailey Quartette at First M. E. Church and Memorial Day ceremonies.
Candidates interview for County Superintendent post
CANDIDATES for County Supt. of Schools have begun interviewing the School Directors though the election is set for next May. Active contenders include L. J. Holmes Gladerop A. G. Strickland North Warren Addison White Youngsville and O. J. Gunning who is open to another term. Warren county was represented at Senator Quay's funeral by Senator Cumings and ex-Representative Parshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Holmes
Gladerop
A. G. Strickland
North Warren
Addison White
Youngsville
O. J. Gunning
Warren County
Senator Quay
Cumings
Parshall
Episcopal Diocese Convention to Meet in Warren Next May
Rev. A R Taylor returns from Pittsburg with news the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburg convention will be held in Warren in the second week of May attracting about 200 people. He is chosen as one of four clerical delegates to the triennial national convention in Boston next October. Major Reynolds of Erie is a lay delegate. Pittsburg delegates raise Bishop Whitehead salary from 6000 to 8090 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
A. R. Taylor
Pittsburg
Taylor
Boston
Major Reynolds
Erie
Whitehead
Democrats Nominated Fails in Warren County Convention
A Warren County gathering degenerated into factional strife with delegates leaving angry and portions of the group attempting to nominate nonrunning candidates. Observers likened the meeting to parrot-and-monkey theater with much hot air and derisive remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Mead Tp. Outing Club to Build New Home This Summer
The Outing Club plans a new building on their Mead Township grounds adjoining the current structure with J A Sampson as contractor. The 70 by 38 foot dancing hall will connect to a 32 by 23 foot dining area with kitchen and closets behind. Parlors toilets and dressing rooms will be on the east end and a broad river side veranda will provide a pleasant resort. June weddings are booked for Gratia Humphrey and Arthur Dimock June 1 at the Humphrey home, Rose McCartin and Emmett Hegerty on June 8, and George A Davies to wed Ella Carter June 15 with residence in Nutley after July 15. The School Directors retained current teachers except for Gerould not applying. Flora MacNett to teach music and Lucille Partridge Gertrude Shoff Agnes Wilson named as new teachers. The new board will organize next week with work complete by the old board. The town reports rain spoiled many ball games. Warren Club hosts Sheffield-Tiona Thursday and Kane Saturday. high school team plays Titusville Saturday if dry. The Warren vaudeville show receives strong praise. a repeat performance is planned next Saturday with popular prices. The Harris Nickelplate show comes to Warren June 5. The best job printing is at the Maitice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Tp
J. A.sampson
Gratia Elizabeth M. Humphrey
Arthur Gordon Dimock
John Humphrey
Hazel Street
Rose McCartin
Emmett Hegerty
George A. Davies
Ella B. Carter
Nutley
N. J
Penn’a. Avenue West
Gerould
Flora MacNett
Lucille Partridge
Gertrude Shoff
Agnes Wilson
Irvinedale Park
Married Vera Henry in Warren in a refined home ceremony
In Warren on Wednesday June 1 1904 at 5 pm at the bride’s mother home Mrs Flora M Henry Rev J W Smith joined Adams Blake Vera of New York City and Susan Phelps Henry of Warren in marriage A small gathering of about fifty relatives attended Matron of honor was Mrs A Y Edwards best man Theodore Vera Page Franklin Rockwell Henry attended as a nephew The couple will reside in New York with many valuable presents sent from guests including Col J A Vera Mrs Strickland and Mr Strickland of Custer City Pa and others from Erie Pa Sherman N Y and Lansing Mich
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera—Henry
Warren
Flora M. Henry
J. W. Smith
Adams Blake Vera
New York City
Susan Phelps Henry
A. Y. Edwards
Lansing
Michigan
Theodore Vera
Washington
Franklin Rockwell Henry
Page
W. F. Henry
Mrs
Vera
New York
Boston
Col
J. A. Vera
Groom
Strickland
Miss Strickland
Kurey
Custer City
James Dickey
Erie
Obituaries from Warren area 1904 notices
Obituaries list residents from Warren and nearby towns with brief death notices. Sarah E Korman Catherine Klocker infant William Topper Thomas J Skidmore noted for public work and generosity. Charles Willey Dr C D Baker O J Morrison among others mentioned with ages and survivors.
Chautauqua Calendar for Summer Events
Opening of Season June 30 and Summer Schools begin July 9 with Field Day July 29 and National Army Day July 30. Old First Night Aug 2 Denominational Day Aug 3 C L 8 C Rallying Day Aug 4 Recognition Day Aug 17. Summer Schools close Aug 19 along with Children Day. Grange Day Aug 20 and Season Closes Aug 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Army
C. L
Grange
Farmers Institute Managers to Meet in Warren Pa
The Warren County Farmers Institute Managers will convene in the Grand Jury Room Warren Pa on Tuesday June 14 1904 at 1 PM to select locations for two winter Institutes. Interested parties or Granges should attend with proposals detailing local support and contributions. Absent parties may submit requests in writing to Chairman Geo A Woodside Sugar Grove Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Warren County Farmers’ Institute
Grand Jury Room
Warren
Board of
Farmers’ Institute Managers
Geo. A. Woodside
Sugar Grove
Warren Post Office Upgraded to First Class Status
The Warren post office is raised to first class after receipts for the past year reached 45,230 dollars. Postmaster Waters earns 3,100 dollars annually, while Titusville and Butler postmasters receive 2,600 and 2,800 dollars respectively. Warren leads local post office business, second only to Oil City and Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Waters
Titusville
New timetable takes effect on Pennsylvania lines
Beginning last Sunday a new time table took effect on the P and E and Buffalo and Allegheny Valley divisions of the Pennsylvania Railroad. A corrected table is printed in this issue. On Sundays the fast train from Oil City arrives at 3 50 P M and returns at 4 20. Honest Joe Sibley of Franklin is named as a potential successor to Senator Quay. if he consents opponents will know he is in the race. The Matt and the New York Tribune Farmer cost 150 per year. Tri Weekly Tribune and the MAIL 2 per year. Also 150 pressed brick for sale at the Mail Office. Best job printing at the MAIL OFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo & Allegheny Valley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Igh
Oil City
Quay
Joe” Sibley
Franklin
Matt
New York Tribune
Tri Weekly Tribune
MAIL
Mai
Hunter's Cash Store Offers Wide Shirt Waist Suit Sale
Warren shoppers can buy two shirt waist suits for the price of one with a broad assortment. Prices range from 2.87 for Chambray and Madras lines to 12.50 for Brilliante Suits in navy and black, with many midrange options and trims highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sl.os Pereale
Ardsley
Cheviot
Bedford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Frank L. Stanton
Allen
Liberty Street
J. C. Russell
Virginia
P. J. Bayer
Emlenton
Meta Roggers
Eugene CuHick
L. M. Dennison
Mary White
Kathryn Whitehead
Edna Wood
Dr. Brown
Atlantic City
L. D. Wetmore
Fred Darling
R. D. Haut
Texas
Emory Waters
Lockhaven
S. W. Waters
Jim Berger
Clair
McKeesport
Fredsome
Cleveland
Henry A. Messenger
Walnut Street
Bert Rockwell
Arizona
California
Z. E. Eppy
Burd Baker
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Warren Golf Club
Filler
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Tionesta
Citizens National Bank
Sam Q. Smith
A. Waters
Frank C. Hesch
M.E
Weed
Wheelock
Boro
J. C. MacDonald
MacDonald
M. E
Florence Payne
C. N. Payne
Axtell J. Byles
Julius Byles
Bertha Morck
Washington, D. C
Jennie
Frances Schimmelseng
Wayre
Frances
Effie Akeley
Ackley
Harrington
Recorder’s
Supreme Court
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
M. Waters
Warren County Court
Thomas
Meadville
ScHoon
Episcopal Church
Library Hall
Aaron Burr
Evelyn Weed
Wm. Henry
Hadar Ohleen
Geraldine Sanderson
United States
Paul Greenland
Little God
Dicky
Elizabeth Lehnar
Japan
Hiram Smith
Anna Wismer
Bernice Woodard
Freeman Geisselbrecht
George Ott
Myrna Dunkle
Love Bird
Carl Peterson
W. D. Hinckley
Charles Zueblin
Chicago University
Elizabeth Tuston
Perry F. Hagerty
The
Alumni Association
Edwin R. Hue
Oakland Cemetery
G. A. R. Post
National Guard Company
Harvey
Wheeler
Lincoln
Gettysburg
E. C. Delaplaine
J. R. Michell
M. E. Church
H. E. V. Porter
Jamestown
N. Y
C. H. Vandersall
Eben N. Ford Post
Eben N. Ford
John M. Regner
James C. Parmlee
H. Davis
James Mair
L. W. Hoxsie
Riley
Hull
Uranus
Jupiter
Harris
Maittice
Gorman
Sarah EK
James Gorman
St. Joseph’s Church
Klocker
Catherine Klocker
Topper
William Robert
H. M. Topper
Skidmore
Thomas J. Skidmore
Lily Dale
Chautauqua County
Cassadage Lake Association
Willey
Charles B. Willey
Dansville
Allegheny City
Allegheny
Baker
C. D. Baker
Conneaut
Ohio
Spring Creek
W. H. Fenton
Morrison
Kinzan
O. J. Morrison
Hunter’s Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Union Store
Penna Avenue
Eberhart & Miller
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