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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
1
A perfectly organized mail department makes it possible to handle the business of customers living at a distance with as much ease and safety as of those living in the city.
Die Tiona oil sold for 1 78. Mr and Mrs William McCray trip to Pittsburg and West Virginia for two weeks. H E Davis builds a house foundation on Conewango Ave. W B Thomas leaves for Baltimore for new job. A nickel show offers a cake or soap with tickets. Mr Lawson taken to Emergency hospital for stomach tumor. Warren teachers picnic and Supt MacGowan received 30 in gold. Mr George Hazeltine injured sprained ankle. Gale Hamilton operated for appendicitis and recovering well. Denmark bound party sails from Warren. Grand Jury disapproves bridge viewers report across Allegheny river.
Marriages listed from Warren and nearby towns with matching brides and grooms. Notable pairs include Everett Johnson of Warren and Evelyn Stroup of Franklin, and Henry R. Sederburg of Youngstown with Jennie Yarling of Youngsville. Additional vows feature David Storer of Tidioute and Anna Weller of Newton Mills, plus Charles Wester and Emma Ostrom of Brookston and Frank L. Iseman with Mildred Manross, both of Warren.
The Frank Hatch Carnival and Music Company, seen on the common at Bellefonte avenue and Spring street under Good Will Hose Company, pulled up stakes last night and heads to Olean New York for the coming week. Large crowds attended each evening except Friday due to heavy rain. The shows were well patronized and the audience pleased.
El Dorado Advocate praises Hon. Arthur W. Dennison former Butler county state senator appellate judge and longtime El Dorado resident now living in Pennsylvania. The Republican candidate for the Assembly is described as informed level headed earnest logical speaker and tireless worker with strong support from Butler county friends.
Memorial Day was observed in Warren Saturday under Eben N. Ford Post G A R. Stormy weather moved the exercises to Library Theater with Company I 16th Regiment N G P as escort for Civil War and Spanish American War veterans. A drum corps provided martial music for the parade. The program followed last week’s published plan.
June term opened with Judge Lindsey presiding. John Nels Swanson faced murder charges in the Chandlers Valley case but was found not guilty by reason of insanity after a short trial. The jury, selected from local residents, concluded Swanson killed Charles Samuelson but was insane at the time.
The young son of Carl Olson died at Youngsville Pennsylvania on May 26 1908. The brief notice records a family bereavement with no further details provided.
A son was born to Mr C O Swanson and Mrs Swanson at Warren on June 2 1908.
A thoughtful reflection notes that the challenge lies in concealing one’s true opinion about certain individuals. the remark frames social tact and judgment as central to human interaction.
A fragment highlights attractions at a fairground event hosted by F. O. Ea. The readable text mentions various shows and displays drawing local visitors, with emphasis on entertainment options and the fair atmosphere.
A vivid description of a wild animal performance preserve featuring lions bears hyenas leopards and other forest beasts trained to perform for paying audiences. The piece paints a showcase of animal tricks and staged acts in a grand natural setting.
The piece highlights Monitor and Merrimac in action as the warships headline the Jamestown Exposition with dramatic battleship status and historic significance.
The Air Dome presents foreign and domestic cinema with a special feature titled the Passion Play or Life of Christ, offering a dramatic religious film experience for audiences.
Spectators witness Mammouth Fountain of Fire and the Daring Philion performing a night descent in a display of fireworks described as the talk of two continents. The act is billed as sensational and the greatest outdoor attraction by a mortal man.
A June issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine argues that love may transform individuals, but reform is a pre marriage process and not guaranteed by marriage. It cautions that men who resist reform during courtship are unlikely to change after payment or commitment.
The Hudson tunnel system will reshape life for New Jersey residents with new homes and altered routines. It shortens commuting to Manhattan, bringing suburban business people nearer to New York offices and altering travel to lower Manhattan tubes.
A Review of Reviews passage extols a new upper-tube tunnel linking New Jersey suburbs to the shopping and theater district. It claims thousands of shoppers and travelers will benefit with faster access, expanded suburban growth, higher real estate values, and easier westbound transcontinental journeys ending in New York.
Frank A Peterson died at his home in Lander Farmington township on Tuesday at age 73 after neuralgia of the heart. A Sweden native, he lived in Farmington township 36 years and is survived by his wife and five sons Emil of Lander Peter B of Butler Albert F of Ridgway August G of Akeley Leonard O of Lander. Funeral was held today at 11 and burial is in Foster cemetery.
Mrs Sarah S Myers of Excelsior Corners died at her father G W Hazens Jackson Run from heart failure aged 23. She leaves a husband A L Meyers an infant child a father two brothers Isaaih Hazen and Samuel S Hazen. Funeral was held at Excelsior Corners Tuesday June 2 with interment in the same place.
The annual reunion of the descendants of Robert and Mary Parker Sweet will be held at Irvinedale Park on Wednesday, June 17.
The quote emphasizes that an open minded person not only gains the most from life but also continually gives to others. It highlights generosity as a companion to personal growth and broad perspective.
The J. Frank Hatch Shows, popular here last year, announce a bigger and grander tour for the Fourth of July week. The act requires about 300 people to operate 19 trucks moving the road show.
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