Mail Schedules in Local Directory for Apr 19 1981
Local directory lists mail closing times and routes effective April 19 1981. Entries include Corry Erie Meadville and various regional lines with morning and afternoon cutoffs, indicating service to western and eastern Pennsylvania New York Baltimore Washington and other towns on specified days.
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Corry
Erie and
Meadville
Ceed Isrescoed Hedseeed
New York
New England
Ohio
Western States
Western
Eastern
N. Y. City
N. E. States
Baltimore, Washington
South
Titusville
Tidioute
D.a-V&P.r’yway Mail
Rs Co
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Tues
Germany
Sugar Grove
Ae Hiss
Local Officials and Appointments Listed in Town Records
A list of municipal and school officials including Burgess Jamieson Dennison Conarro Marck Waters Hazeltine Leonhart Eddy Borchers Bell and others accompanied by Clerk King School Directors Assessor Justices of the Peace Constable and Notaries Public named across the town governance slate.
Church Schedules Across Denominations Listed
Lutheran Rev Ph Doerr holds services 11 AM and 7 PM with Sunday school at 9 30 AM. Baptist Rev James Rea presides 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin services 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath School 12 30 PM. Episcopal Rev HS Getz rector two services 11 AM 7 PM with Sabbath School 12 30 PM. Mernopist Rev J M Thoburn service 11 AM 7 PM with Sabbath School 12 45 PM. Evangelical Rev T Bach services 11 AM 7 PM with Sabbath School 10 AM. Scandinavian Rev N G Johnson Sundays 11 AM and 7 30 PM with Sunday-school 10 AM. Catholic Rev Father De La Roque assisted by Father Mullen services 9 30 AM and 10 30 AM with Vespers 4 PM.
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Ph. Doerr
James Rea
Ilam
W. A. Rankin
Episcopal
H.S. Getz
N. G. Johnson
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Local Officials Listed for Warren County Positions
The document names county leaders and candidates across offices including Congressman L. F. Watson, State Senator J. W. Lee, Assemblyman W. 2B. Benedict, and others. It lists President Judge W. D. Brown, Associate Judges P. W Brown and G. H. Bates, Sheriff Theodore Chase, Prothonotary Jos A Weible, Register George W. Kinnear, Treasurer F. M. Knapp, and County Commissioners Benj Ellis D Mead A C Blodger. Also named are Surveyor D. F. A Wheelock, Coroner H. K. Siggins, District Attorney Wm Swanson, Auditors N. P. Curtis T. S. Putnam A. S. Dalrymple, and County Superintendent C. D. Arird.
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L. F. Watson
Warren
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Benedict
Enterprise
W. D. Brown
P. W Brown
Farmington Pa
G. H. Bates
Brokenstraw
Theodore Chase
Jos
A. Weible
Register & Recorder
George W. Kinnear
F. M. Knapp
Benj. Ellis
Sugar Grove
A.C. Blodger
Youngsville
D. Mead
F. A. Wheelock
Lottsville
H. K. Siggins
Wm. Swanson
Warren, Co
N. P. Curtis
Conewango
T. S. Putnam
Russellburg
A.S. Dalrymple
C. D. Arird
Lander
Masonic and fraternal lodge meeting schedule listed
The notice lists multiple organizations with their meeting times and venues including Emory LopGe and Laban LopGe lodges, Warren Council R T, Mutual Protective Association Rouse Council No. 41, Carroll Lopar, North Star Lodge No. 241, Occidental H R A Chapter No. 235, Conewango Lodge No. 25, Warren Lodge No. 339, North Encampment No. 98, Robert Bloom Lodge No. 249. Meetings occur variously on Thursdays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and on full moon evenings in K of H Hall Good Templars Hall Johnson's Exchange Allen Block and other local halls.
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Emory LopGe
H. Hall
Warren Council
R. T
Mutual Protective Association
Rouse Council
Good Templars’ Hall
Laban Lopge
Carver House
Carroll Lopar
A. D
U. W
S. Burgess’ Store
North Star Lodge
Occidental H. R. A
D. Q
The Two Lines in the Paper and the Farmer
At the Rhode Island Press Association annual meeting a poem about a Providence Journal editor and a subscribing farmer turns on two lines printed in a real estate ad. The farmer, teased by a bet, sees his name and farm featured as a sale notice, proving readers scan every column.
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Rhode Island Press Association
E. P. Tobey
Providence Journal
Weekly Journal
James True
Hope Farm
James
The Secret of His Oratory Hard Work Not Genius
Tom Marshall explains his method for delivering speeches. He studies a subject in depth, writes, revises, and practices for weeks, then presents to crowds on court days. He says the result astonishes audiences and is mistaken as genius.
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Tom Marshall
Butter cow of Barnet yields more with rich feeding
The Lewiston Journal notes the butter cow Queen of Barnet produced 746 pounds last year and, this year, surpasses that amount with a diet of bran corn meal carrots and ample hay. It also reports Mrs. W K Vanderbilt hiring Baroness de Rothschild’s former cook for 7000 a year, highlighting high pay for elite cooks in New York households.
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The
Lewiston Journal
Queen of Barnet
W. K. Vanderbilt
Baroness de Rothschild
New York
Romance and scandal in Dixville end in rural wedding
Mrs. Rosetta Appledore rejects Deacon Bliss for a romance with Professor St Clair Smith, then faces public gossip as the professor courts her. After a dramatic clash, she finally accepts the Deacon’s marriage offer, while the professor is jailed and later leaves town. A quiet double ending, with the romance resolved by traditional town values.
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Imma Jane
Deacon Bliss
Rosetta
Caleb Appledore
Mrs. Appledore
Lias Bradshaw
Harmonicum
Dixville Musical Association
Jackson Jones
Dixville
Ollapoo
St. Clair Smith
Professor St. Clair Smith
Washington
Professor Smith
John
Emma
Jane
Mile Strip
Tony Allerton
Mr. Smith
Alwas
Deacon
Caleb
Lucy
Eben
Kansas
Dr. Ollapoo
Mrs. Phlox
Elizabeth Cumings
Continent
Money order trick exposes forged signatures at Amex office
A well dressed man asked about sending money securely to his wife in Boston. Mrs. Clark showed the advice card requiring a signature be duplicated. He produced letters with playful nicknames, and hinted he would copy a signature to fool the system, promising trouble at home upon return.
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American Express Company
John Clark
Boston
Mr. Clark
Beef cattle prices rise from nine to thirteen and a half cents
The article notes that last May the top beef cattle sold for nine cents in New York. At the start of last week prices opened higher with cattle in better condition and the price quoted at thirteen and one half cents.
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New York
Morey Letter Mystery Reaches New York Testimony
A Cumberland Md dispatch reports Frank Brady, key witness in the Morey letter case, has traveled to New York to testify about Cumberland politicians and the letter. Brady reportedly offered to swear as Robert Lindsey before W M Price but withdrew, and James O'Brian then swore a similar affidavit. Davenport has secured Barnum's copy of the Lindsey affidavit and related papers.
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Washineton
Cumberland
Frank Brady
Morey
John S. Davenport
New York
Will
Brady
W. M. Price
Robert Lindsey
James O’ Brian
Washington, D. C
Barnum
Davenport
W. H. Barnum
Price
Unclear fragment hints at dialogue and imagery
A fragmentary passage presents quirky dialogue and vivid imagery about a wife and a working man. The lines mix greeting, question, and a tactile metaphor, suggesting a dramatic or expressive scene without full context.
Reforming Politicians Aims for a Society of Change
A Peck's Sun piece laments politicians' cycles of relapse and urges a reform society to aid recovering lawmakers. It argues that even when reformers resist campaigning they may be drawn back by the system, risking new temptations and backlash.
Do We Believe in Miracles An Age of Wonders and Skepticism
A reflective cartoonish critique questions belief in miracles amid absurd contrasts. The speaker cites improbable feats such as fish in milk and soup from a bone, suggesting society is filled with miracles or roguery, ending with a sly note about accepting either view.
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Garfield
Texas
Coant Munky
Moshun
Alonzo
New York
Tlankeye
Take Your Paper No Free Advertising Claim Says Editor
An Erie Observer editorial rebukes readers who demand favors beyond paid subscriptions. It states newspapers operate on business terms and that readers gain only fair treatment, not ownership or free access to staff and facilities.
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True & Co
Augusta
Maine
Erie Observer
Clergyman quip on divorce echoes heaven and earthly rules
A Brookly n Eagle quip portrays a clergyman urging forgiveness as no divorces in heaven while a husband seeking a divorce argues this fuels his desire for one on earth. The back and forth highlights tension between spiritual ideals and human needs.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Cornelius & Strong
Paffice
Postoffice
G. C. Cornelius
Leroy Cornelius
L. S. Strong
Cobham
W. A. Greaves
ALL & Thompson
Attorneys At Law
Beaty Block
Warren, Pab
J. Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Italy
M. Swanson
Johnson’s Exchange
Ilbur & Schnur
Front Street
W. W. Wilbur
WM. Schnur
First National Bank
H. E. Brown
R. Brown
W. Stone
J. FE
BROWN
Tymore
Iinsmoor & Cable
Water Street
Scofied Block
C. Dinsmoor
Reverdy B. Stewart
B. Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
L. D. Wetmore’s
Brick Oee
Warren Hotel
Tinanner
Court House
Abbte Evans
R.J. M. Davies
Warren, Pa
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
Keller
Second Street
C. H. Leon Hart
Cigars, Tobacco, &c
J. H. Mitchell & Co
Etna
Hartford
Phoenix
National
Connecticut
Home
Niagara
Geroian American
Germania
Star
Liverpool
London & Globe
England
Queen
iAte Oe
Avultps
J. E. Gombault
Europe
France
America
Express
Lawrence, Williams& CO
United States
Canadas
Superior Street
Cleveland
Hazeltine & Co
Lohmer
STECK
Decker
BRO
Steinway
Weber and
Chickering
Estey and
Bridgeport
Organs
Wilcox & White, Taylor & Forley
J.B. Fouch
Warren, Ra
Local Directory
Warren Poo
Warren Cornet
Geo. H. Leonhart
Harragari Hall
J. l. Eddy
M. Beecher
Cashier
Warren CO
U.S
Ireland
Scotland
National Line
Ueenstown
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Avre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christinia
Copenhagen
Vickers
P.& EB
G. Offerlee & Son
H. W. Meriam
Keystone
J. E
Merck’s Drug Store
Jim True
Widow Appledore
Buffalo
Patrick
Bedad
Williams College
John C. Fremont
New York City
James Gordon Bennett
de Long
Chicago
John 8. Prince
D. Stanton
Gen. Grant
U. S. Grant, Jr
Libby
Salem Centre
North Salem
Westchester, N. Y
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Garrels
Tompkins
Eschel
Birds of Paradise
Anon
Morey Letter
Zion
Peck
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