Monarch Handle Co Chartered in Delaware
J. H. Young of Emlenton and I. Young and J. H. West of Warren Pennsylvania filed a charter in Dover Delaware for the Monarch Handle company capitalized at 25000 dollars to manufacture sell and deal in ties axles spokes and related parts.
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Monarch Handle Co
Delaware
J. H. Young
Emlenton
I. Young
J. H. West
Warren
Dover
Del
Monarch Handle Company
Capital
Pennsylvania Gas Company Officers Resign and Replacements Elected
Walter Jennings and W B H Filler longtime Pennsylvania Gas Company officers resign their posts. J B Crawford of Oil City is elected president and H H McConnell of Pittsburgh becomes secretary and treasurer at a special meeting. Free Lunches Barred In Erie County judges ban free lunches except crackers and pretzels in all saloons licensed for liquor after June 1 1915. Spring Creek Man Died Suddenly Fred R Donaldson 55 of Spring Creek died suddenly at home Monday. He was found by family and died of heart disease. funeral held Wednesday. Penna Gas Employe Dead at Corry Henry Docherty Pennsylvania Gas Co employee in Corry found dead in bed Wednesday morning. coroner ruled natural death. Docherty about 35 had no known relatives.
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Walter Jennings
W. B H. Filler
Pennsylvania Gas Company
J. B. Crawford
Oil City
H. H. McConnell
Pittsburgh
Erie County
Benson
Spring Creek
Fred R. Donaldson
Penna Gas
Corry
Henry Docherty
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Gifford
5Th Street
Barker
Docherty
Bankers Group 7 Convention Set at Exposition Park
Arrangements for the annual convention of Group 7 of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association of Western Pennsylvania are under way for Exposition Park at Conneaut Lake on Thursday June 3. A banquet will follow the business session in the evening. A. R. McGill cashier of First National Bank of Sharon chairs the group which includes Crawford Mercer Erie Venango Forest Elk McKean and Warren counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association of Western Pennsylvania
Exposition Park
Conneaut Lake
A. R. McGill
First National Bank of
Miss Dickey Leaves Warren For Baltimore
Miss Laura S. Dickey resigns as Y M C A secretary and departs Warren for Baltimore Friday to enter a Children's Hospital and study nursing for missionary work in China. A farewell gathering was held, with many friends bidding her goodbye at Mrs. J. P. Rogers' cottage near Russell.
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Laura
Dickey
Warren
Baltimore
China
J. P. Rogers
Russell
Mrs Nellie Knapp Dies After Paris Green Intake
Mrs Nellie Knapp 59 died early Monday at Bucher Mills six hours after taking a tablespoon of Paris green in a personal crisis. Coroner DeForest ruled death by self action. Her husband W M Knapp, a cripple, unaware, provided sweet milk during her vomiting.
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Nellie Knapp
Bucher Mills
Paris Green
W. M. Knapp
Warren men form St Lucie Fruit Co with Florida land
A group of Warren men organized the St. Lucie Fruit Co on Tuesday. They purchased land in Florida and plan extensive truck farming operations. Members include C. B. Jennings of Warren and John Langdale of above North Warren.
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Warren
St. Lucie Fruit Co
Florida
C. B. Jennings
John Langdale
North Warren
Siler and Peters Wed in Private Hastings Ceremony
Miss Mina Siler and Dr. F Carl Peters were married Wednesday afternoon at the Siler homestead with Rev. Dr. J W Smith officiating. A reception followed and the couple will reside in Hastings Pa after June 15.
Farewell Dinner for Miss Edith Hazeltine Held
South Street School teachers hosted a farewell dinner for Miss Edith Hazeltine at the Outing Club last Friday. Tables were decorated in pink and white, followed by games and several hours of socializing before the group dispersed before ten.
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Edith Hazeltine
South Street
First North Warren Commencement Honors Four Graduates
The first annual commencement at North Warren High School was held Friday evening with four graduates Margaret Dalrymple Mildred Babcock Hazel Bole and Raymond Diskey the auditorium decorated with wild wood lilies ferns bunting and flags Suter's Orchestra provided music. Street sweeper driver William Smith injured when thrown from his seat on a Pennsylvan ia avenue sweeper wheels ran over his chest he was taken home to 17 Buchanan street and remains in serious condition with internal injuries feared.
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North Warren
North Warren High School
Margaret Dalrymple
Mildred Babcock
Hazel Bole
Raymond Diskey
Suter
Warren
William Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Smith
Buchanan Street
Wesley S Reed Dies After Long Illness In City
Wesley S Reed longtime manufacturer and business leader died after a five year illness at his Connenango Avenue home. Born 1866 in Mercer County he moved to this city in 1891 after marrying Maude Newmaker of Youngsville. He helped run Newmaker and Reed later Phoenix Furniture Company survived by wife and two children funeral held Tuesday June 1 in Grace M E Church burial at Oakland.
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Wesley S. Reed
Conenango Avenue
Mr. Reed
Mercer Co
Civic Bureau Formed Within Warren Chamber of Commerce
The Civic Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce was organized Tuesday evening at Chamber offices. Dr. J. R. Durham, former Civic Improvement League president, was elected head for one year. An executive committee includes Mrs J A Viele J E Hill Paul S DeFrees and H V Hazeltine.
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Civic Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Warren
Rureau
Civic Improvement League
Hazeltine
J. R. Durham
League
J. A. Viele
J. E. Hill
Paul S. DeFrees
H. V. Hazeltine
Lander High School Grants Largest Commencement
The Sixth Annual Lander High School graduation filled the M E Church with a large class. Programs featured music by Smiths Orchestra and readings and orations by students including Rose Espersen Gertrude Parker Lucile Mix Lina Knapp Georgia Burgett Perry Firth Lois Cowell Anna Babcock with an address by Rev P Stoddard and diplomas presented by Relmar Hitchcock.
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Lander High School
M. E
Lander
Greenland
Fritz Anderson
Reading
Bregenz
Rose Espersen
Gertrude Parker
Lucile Mix
India
Springer
Jennie McNiel
Lina Knapp
Pennsylvania
Georgia Burgett
James G. Blaine
Perry
Get Your Tenant Leases at the Mail Office
A brief notice urges tenants to obtain lease documents at the mail office. It outlines where to pick up copies and the importance of securing updated terms. The item emphasizes timely retrieval and compliance with building management.
Edits from Memorial Day social in multiple Cleveland area guests
The clipping lists numerous personal mentions of visits and travels. Russell and Kent Eichenberg of Cleveland stay with cousin Fayne Feeman at 108 Water St. Ed A. Eichenberg visits his sister Eloise Fee man. Olive Eddy departs for Bryn Mawr College for a class reunion. Several others travel to Philadelphia New York Annapolis and San Francisco and attend events in Oil City and Pal my.
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Russell
Kent Eichenberg
Cleveland
Fayne Feeman
Water St
Ed A. Eichenberg
Eloise E. Feeman
Olive G. Eddy
Bryn Mawr College
J. W. Elliott
Philadelphia
Mr. Elliott
New York
Andrew Slarry
Paul McGary
Joseph Wells
Dan Conolly
Oil City
R. J. Mills
Eliza
Margaret Smith
Flint
Mich
J. A. Schofield
Annapolis
Albert
Naval Academy
Alice Dager
Palmer
Mass
Pearl Thomas
Fourth Avenue
Theodore Norman
Peter Funder
San Francisco
N. K. Wendlebow
Denmark
Second Avenue
R. Neff
Toledo
John C. Russell
Baltimore
Washington
Frances Cooney
W. F. Bennett
Harrisburg
Gertrude Lemmon
Zanesville
Marjorie Phillips
Harriett Ruhlman
Fountain
Colo
Maude Ruhlman Moore
Ella Brownell Baker
Washington, D. C
O. C. Brownell
C. W. Blount
Grand Valley
Warren
Elizabeth Holcomb
Corry
L. A., Keller
Mabel Mason
W. P. O’brien
Edward
Lindsey
F. G. Haines
Mercer
Children’s Aid Society of Western Pennsylvania
Will A. Walker
Times Force
Pittsburgh
U.S. District Court
W. B. Stewart
Muncie
Ind
F. W. Parshall
C. E. Miller
Ridgway
St. Marys
Well Known Youngsville Man Dies at Home
John L. Wistrand died at his home near Youngsville Pennsylvania on May 31st 1915 at age 75. He is survived by his wife eight children and six grandchildren. Children named include John A Seth M Lilly Mrs W S White Lee Victoria and Mrs Muntz. Various relatives live in Youngsville Kent Farmington Buffalo and North Warren.
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Youngsville
John L. Wistrand
John A
Seth
M. Lilly
W. S. White
Lee
Kent
Wash
O. L. Anderson
Farmington
Victoria
Buffalo
Muntz
North Warren
Man with glasses faces harsher charge in law
The article notes it is a greater crime in many states to strike a man who wears glasses than one without. It states this legal stance applies in most if not all states.
New York Savings Banks Hold Vast Personal Wealth
Two million New Yorkers have money in savings banks. If their funds were shared with the city’s population of six million, each person would receive 225 dollars.
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New York
Discovery of a Sun Spot Reported to Be 100000 Miles Wide
The Houston Post notes that astronomers say a sun spot has a diameter of 100000 miles, yet the writer jokes that its size seems unimpressive to most people as a ten-spot would.
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Houston Post
Cuba’s tropical fruits praised for bounty
The article extols Cuba as a land where nature hides plentiful gifts especially in its tropical fruits. It highlights the region’s generous abundance and suggests few places rival its harvests.
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Cuba
Foreign-born doctors may practice medicine in U S
The article states that a person born outside the United States does not have to be a citizen to practice medicine here if they can pass the required examination. It emphasizes equal eligibility for foreign-born and native physicians.
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United States
Memorial Day Observances Honor Civil War Veterans
Memorial Day celebrations in Oakland honored Civil War survivors and the fallen with patriotic services at the cemetery. A large parade featured city societies, with a Market Street march, G A R units, Spanish American War veterans and Boy Scouts. Reminders of the cost of liberty and Gettysburg addressed attendees.
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Oakland
J. W. Smith
Grand Army
Sons of Veterans
Woman's Relief Corps
Smith
Cost of Liberty
Market Street
D. Gardner
Warren Brass Band
16Th
William Tribble
Camp Sons of Veterans
George Hedges
Eben N. Ford
R. L. Kerr
Sheffield
LeRoy MacGowan
Gettysburg
Gertrude Deible
Walter C. Beck
First Lutheran Church
Carl Jacobson
Swedish Lutheran Church
Reform or Brutality in Warren Public Safety Debate
An opinion condemns inhumane punishment of unemployed men labeled undesirables. It argues for restraint and reform rather than public spectacle or deportation, urging police to avoid brutal methods and society to seek humane paths to redirect troubled individuals toward constructive work.
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Warren
Riverside
Prisoners Refuse To Work On Streets In Warren
Three men from Oi City Franklin and Warren were jailed for vagrancy tried before Justice Wheeler. They refused to shovel dirt by the Allegheny river and were chained with ball and chain as spectators watched. The episode drew sharp criticism from local press and officials for degrading youth and public spectacle.
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Warren
Times
Oi! City
Franklin
Justice Wheeler
Penn’s Avenue
Allegheny River
F. E. Windsor
Col. Windsor
the Mail
Bradford
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Penn’a Gas Company
Bankers Group
Garland
W. H. Allen
W. J. Knapp
W. J. Gilbert
Tidioute
Warren County
W. D. Hinckley
W. E. Rice
Harold Hampson
Robert Adams
Dragon Board
Dorothy Reese
Man With
Patent Medicine
Second Ave
Warren, Pa
Loyal Order of
Redding Shoe Coq
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