Hosiery and Glove Factory Locating Here
City officials announce a hosiery and glove factory will locate in the city. Economic development leaders urge businesses to act quickly to secure the site for employment and regional growth.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
5
City officials announce a hosiery and glove factory will locate in the city. Economic development leaders urge businesses to act quickly to secure the site for employment and regional growth.
The June term of Warren County Criminal Court opened with Judge Allison O Smith presiding in place of Judge Hinckley. The report outlines proposed factory deals in Warren involving land purchase, foundations, and machines, with the Chamber of Commerce funding some costs.
A Pennsylvania exchange notes eggs and poultry stories dominate while snake tales fade. Mr Black of Punxsutawney claims a hen hatched fourteen chicks from thirteen eggs, a claim likely overstated. Mrs Sleeper seeks a patent for a device to prevent crooked leg hatchlings, arguing head position affects chick fitness.
Miss Mary Scheultz of 508 Cannango Avenue sails on the Cleveland from Hoboken on Monday June 9 for a summer trip abroad visiting Germany France Switzerland Italy Holland and the British Isles. Two motorcyclists Ray Klenck and Frank Nelson collided Friday evening near Wardwell two miles above Glade on the south bank of the Allegheny River with serious injuries. Nelson is believed gravely hurt with possible internal injuries.
General Willis J. Hulings announced a competitive examination for West Point appointment. The test will be held in Oil City on June 20 for district residents aged seventeen to twenty two who are physically fit. The appointee and two alternates must report again at Columbus Barracks, Ohio on July 1 for the government examination.
An ad promotes The Mail offering condensed news for busy readers with a yearly price of $1.00. It emphasizes speed and accessibility for both men and women seeking current information.
Prof Hyde advertises the most perfect eye tests and the latest appliances for examining eyes. Every pair of glasses is guaranteed to fit or no pay. Office hours 9 am to 5 pm with evening fitting and 26 years experience at 348 Penna. Ave. W. over Citizens National Bank Rooms 7 and 8.
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