Spring Creek Man Drowned At Erie
The body of Chauncy De Jean, 22, of Spring Creek, was found in Waldemeer Lake Saturday morning after his clothing was seen on the bank. He apparently bathed while alone and was dragged from the lake by authorities. Jacob Thissen of Warren visits Gloversville New York to inspect a factory acquired by the H B Lowenstein Silk Mills. The Sheffield plant will operate soon with motor equipment installed, expanding the company to five plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy de Jean
Spring Creek
Waldemeer
Jacob Thissen
H. B. Lowenstein Silk Mills
Warren
Gloversville
N. Y
Lowenstein Company
Sheffield
Sibley
Congress
Erie-Crawford
Joseph C. Sibley
Franklin
Erie
A. P. Rossiter
Erie, Corry
Keystone Co-operative Company, Limited
Oranges
Corry
Clarence Cornell Jailed on Felonious Rape Charge
Clarence Cornell of Eldred township, about 23, jailed after a hearing before Justice Maltby at Grand Valley on a felonious rape charge filed by the girl's father. He was remanded to the county jail in default of bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cornell
Eldred
Insane Patient at North Warren Hangs Self
Delia Rupert, 35, of Clearfield, Pa., died by self strangulation at the State Hospital for the Insane in North Warren between 3:30 and 5:30 am Saturday. She had been in the ninth ward for eight years and was deemed incurable. she killed herself by tearing sheets into strips and binding them around her throat without disturbing attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Rupert
Clearfield
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
Sheffield Girl Wins Honors at Oberlin College
Miss Laura F Freck daughter of Charles G Freck of Sheffield is elected to the Oberlin Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa a top graduating class honor. The chapter selects one eighth of the class for highest grades reflecting Oberlin College standards. Good Story Told recounts County Commissioners lunch misorder at Jimmie Madden's restaurant with Rhubarb and Lemon selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Oberlin
Laura F. Freck
Charles G. Freck
Oberlin College
National Phi Betta Kappa Fraternity
S. A. Cramer
M. Love
A. C. Mook
Jimmie Madden
Cramer
Lowe
Mook
Record oil output soars in May with new rigs rise
May oil and gas activity set a record with 2 658 wells completed, up 583 from April. Output reached 154 456 barrels, up 59 518. The mid continent, Kansas, Oklahoma and Gulf Coast fields drove gains as 4 148 new rigs and drilling wells were added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrick
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Gulf Coast
Pennsylvania
Venango
Clarion
Treasure Hunter McAlpin Expected Back From Southland
Word from Warren says Donald D. McAlpin who left last fall to seek buried treasure in the southland may return any day. A letter addressed to him in the Canal Zone has been returned to Warren, and it is believed he is on his way home, with reports placing him in New York already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. McAlpin
Warren
Southland
Mac
Canal Zone
New York
Regulators Charge Two Warren County Fertilizer Dealers
Secretary of Agriculture Charles E. Patten orders prosecution of two Warren county dealers for selling fertilizer not registered with the state agriculture department. In Pennsylvania, fertilizers must be registered before sale or offer for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Patten
Warren County
State Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Department
No Agreement Reached With Sheffield Millworkers
No agreement has been reached between the workers and employers at the Sheffield mill of the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company over a 20 cent daily wage raise. The men insist on the higher pay while officials say they will be recalled to the former wage. A few workers continue repairs during the shutdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company
Patient in Crisis at North Warren Hospital
Delia Rupert, 35, of Clearfield, confined to North Warren Hospital for the insane, reportedly attempted self harm by tearing bed linens and tying them around her throat between 3 30 and 5 50. Attendants were not alerted as she was quiet.
War Time Comrades Meet After 52 Years
Lieutenant J. E. Wheeler former president of Warren Memorial Day exercises and member of Company F 2nd Connecticut heavy artillery met James Smith of Madison Wisconsin in Warren after 52 years The reunion occurred on Memorial Day as Smith visited relatives and joined the Eben N Ford Post parade after stopping by post headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wheeler
Warren
2Nd
Connecticut Heavy Artillery
Winchester
Wheeler
James Smith
Madison
Wis
Smith
Eben N. Ford
Y W C A Dinner for Business Leaders Opens Publicity Week
Sixty prominent business men and women attended a Y W C A dinner at First M E Church Friday as the organization outlined plans for Publicity Week beginning June 6. Miss Caroline Jones of Philadelphia spoke on the purpose of the Y W C A and other speakers discussed various aspects of the association's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Caroline Jones
Philadelphia National Finance and Publicity Secretary
Nason
Sylvia Nagle
L. C. Jamieson
Hazel Barndollar
J. P. Rogers
Mary Johnson
Jamieson
Morris Leonard Ordained to Baptist Ministry
Morris Leonard was ordained at First Baptist Church on Sunday evening to enter the gospel ministry. The ceremony featured Rev F R McArthur of Bradford delivering the sermon, Rev William E Staub offering the ordaining prayer, and Rev Thomas Baker of Corry giving the charge. Leonard, 25, prepared for ten years and excelled at Warren High School Newton Theological Seminary Oberlin. He has accepted a call to First Baptist Church of Sharpshire near Pittsburgh in a church with strong prospects and supportive friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Morris Leonard
F. R. McArthur
Bradford
William E. Staub
Thomas Baker
Corry
Leonard
Warren High School
Newton Theological Seminary
Massachusetts
Oberlin
Sharpshire
Pittsburgh
Bill Sent Kane Disturbs Kane Council Meeting
Echoes of the Thompson House fire in Kane surfaced at Monday’s council session as Burgess Knabb presented a $50 bill against Kane, sent by Warren Fire Department Chief C. M. Gordon, drawing criticism from Ward Seven Councilman Charles Johnson and support from Fire Committee Chairman Walters. A roll call vote passed 10 to 3.
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Thompson House
Kane
Burgess Knabb
C. M. Gordon
Warren
Johnson
Walters
Fire Committee
Gordon
Silica Plant at Torpedo Sold by Sheriff
In the courthouse corridor Monday afternoon the Warren Silica company plant at Torpedo was sold by Sheriff Tate. One bidder, William Lausterer of Jamestown New York, offered $20 000 and secured the property. He did not reveal plans but may put the plant back in operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torpedo
Court House
Warren Silica Company
Tate
William Lausterer
Jamestown
N. Y
County Institute Managers to Meet on June 18
The County Board of Farmer's Institute Managers will meet at the County Commissioners' office Tuesday June 18 at 11 A M to arrange the season's institute locations. All interested should attend and present claims. If unable to attend, send a letter requesting to be Chairman of Board of Institute Managers Sugar Grove Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Farmer’s Institute Managers
County Commissioners’ Office
State Board of Agriculture
County Agricultural Society
Pomona Grange
County Alliance
Board of Institute Managers
Sugar Grove
Mrs Melvin Jackson Dead at Home After Illness
Mrs. Melvin Jackson died Saturday night at 11 Fifth Avenue West after a two month illness. Born in New York City 43 years ago, she was a leader in the First Baptist Church societies and Sunday School. Survived by husband, two sons Paul and Howard, two sisters Mrs. W. H. Hurley and Mrs. A. M. Porter, and brother Harry R. King. Funeral Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Interment in Fentonville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Jackson
Fifth Avenue West
Mary J. Jackson
New York City
First Baptist Church
Jackson
Paul
Howard
W. H. Hurley
Warren
A. M. Porter
Miami, Fla
Harry R. King
Pelham N. Y
Fentonville
Commencement Exercises Held At Russell High School
Russell High School held commencement at the M E Church Saturday evening. Ten graduates were honored in a program with music, essays, a valedictory, and diplomas presented by Willis Y. Welch. The class of 1916 was the largest in the school's history, including Harold W. Hale Lester Hale John W Moll Signe A Erickson Mabel F Branstrom Irene E Erickson Gladys R Phillips Mildred W Ohman Gladys L Lamb Mary A Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell High School
M. E
Mueller
W. A. Thornton
John W. Moll
Harold W. Hale
Lester Hale
Signe A. Erickson
Mabel F. Branstram
Irene E. Erickson
Gladys R. Phillips
Mildred W. Ohman
Gladys L. Lamb
Mary A. Gregory
Leaders Predict Hughes for President in Party Conventions
Delegates linger over platform decisions while Republican leaders seek peace talks with progressives. At Chicago’s Coliseum the GOP approved organization for a Friday session, as the Progressive gathering at the Auditorium endured a rousing demonstration sparked by Theodore Roosevelt. A cold rain drenched crowds of suffragists marching to the halls amid damp conditions and delaying outdoor displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Thea Tay
National
Progressive Convention
Raymond Robins
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
We Do Job Printing in the Art Preservative Style
The Mail Printing Co announces printing services with examples and pricing at 299 Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail Printing CO
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Warren. Penna
Warren County June Court Clears Travers Jurors Without Trial
In Warren County, the June Criminal Session excused 52 traverse jurors after not hearing a single case. The grand jury finished and was dismissed as seventeen trial cases were interrupted, with one likely delayed by an impending birth. Decker and Custer received short sentences for assault. mental and jail terms noted.
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Warren County
Traverse
B. J. Stockton
George A. Stockton
Corry
Kindcaid and Kincaid of
MacFarland
Sheffield
Commonwealth
Clifford Decker
Ben Custer
Custer
Decker
George B. Munn
Blue Jay
Forest County
Booze
Youngsville
Rouse Hospital
H. H. Barr
Forman
Grand Jury
State Hospital
Hinckley
Francis Keith
Columbus
Archie Keppel
Huntingdon Reformatory
Thommy Murphy
James McElroy
Paul Zarniki
John Kozak
Glade
John Casmar
L. J. Inman
Salamanca
Warren
Bride and groom die after train strike in Youngsville
Frank Hyde and Annie Pattison of Youngsville wed last Thursday. Hyde was struck by the Pennsylvania Flyer Friday evening at 8 14 and his body later found beneath the Brokenstraw Creek bridge. He had retrieved a misrouted package at the station before vanishing toward his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hide
Annie Pattison
Youngsville
Brokenstraw Creek
Mr. Hyde
Pennsylvania Flyer
Warren
Saddlery Works
Hyde
Henry
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Silk Mill
Bill
Farmer’s Institutes
Russell
Hughes
Warren Harding
Frank Hyde
Potato Growers
E. D. Everts Hardware
Carver House
Penna. Ave. W
Conewango Building Loan Association
Second Avenue
Conenango Building Loan Association
Penna
Leisureland
Albany
Troy
Lake George
the Adirondacks
Beautiful “Searchlight Magazine
Hudson Navigation Company
Pier
North River
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Anglesea
Stone Harbor
Avalon
Washington
B. P. Fraser
Brisbane Building
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Railroad
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