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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
1
Gatun Panama visitors in Warren join relatives. Local reunions include Miss Elsa Heath's wedding plans. Monuments and park projects advance as Williams and McClen publish plans. Frost history, suicides, and church meetings appear among community notices.
Primary ballots in Seward county show Walkerman poised to win the Associate Judge seat, Lyons chosen for District Attorney, and Schofield and Cousins as delegates. Obituary honors Harry Clinton Evans, a longtime community member born 1864 in Pennsylvania, who died May 31 1909 after a life of public service and kindness.
The jury in Commonwealth vs Bert Gray returned a verdict Tuesday night. He was found guilty and recommended to the mercy of the court. Sentencing likely Thursday. James Thomas, convicted of wantonly shooting firearms, received a $500 fine and ten months in the county jail.
Sixty top clowns supply the program for the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth. The three hour run keeps audiences laughing with new skits pantomimes and travesties. European acts join the troupe with a burlesque Arctic expedition airship scene and a grotesque lion taming specialty drawing cheers.
Executors of the late Lydia A. Brooks offer for sale six hundred acres in Spring Creek Warren county Pa on the State road. One hundred acres cultivated with buildings cost 4000 dollars. For particulars address D. N. Kerr 69 N. Perry St Titusville Pa.
Machinists at the island water works are dismantling pumps as part of the transfer to the new Gladerun facility. The old boilers will remain undisturbed for now.
A daughter was born at Hatch Run on June 3 1909 to Mr and Mrs Oscar Seder. A child was born at Warren on June 4 1909 to Mr and Mrs Edward Hughes.
At Warren on June 2 1909 William E Cook of North Warren and Aroline Kemble of Warren wed at the bride’s mother home in a ceremony conducted by Rev J W Smith. The couple plan to reside in North Warren. Also George A W DeForest of Warren Pa and Gerda A Dennison of Sugar Grove Pa married at Second Presbyterian church parsonage with Rev S A Cornelius and will honeymoon on the Great Lakes before settling in Warren after June 15.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal church in Jamestown District Erie Conference held its 24th annual convention at First M E Church on June 9 and 10. Mrs Hallie Linn Hill spoke at the evening session. Officers include District president Mrs A J Brown Warren first vice president Mrs E D Spaulding Jamestown second vice president Mrs J T Edwards Randolph recording secretary Mrs R A Prescott James town district secretary treasurer Mrs Kate Waters Wilkins Warren Young People's secretary Mrs J W Bartlett Kane.
Seventy Jamestown district ministers arrived in Warren on Monday for the annual meeting at Grace M E church on Pennsylvania avenue east and Prospect street. Also present are district superintendents J Bell Neff and D A Platt, Jamestown pastor W H Hickman, former Warren pastor E F Edmonds, Allegheny College president W H Crawford, and R S Borland of Mercer.
Mrs. Eugene Morrison of Youngsville died at her home Sunday at age 60. She leaves a large family.
Mrs. Donalda Louisa Varnes wife of E A Varnes president of the Stoneboro and Chautauqua Lake Ice Company died at her Oil City home Sunday after a lingering illness. Death was due to a complication of diseases induced by nervous troubles. Survived by husband four children Walter B Varnes of Raymilton H LeRoy Varnes Olive and Edith Varnes of Oil City three sisters Mrs O F Kenney Mrs L J Boutall Mrs Wm Bond of Cleveland Ohio one brother Bruce MacIntosh Warren Pa.
Mrs W H Shortt died Saturday night at 9 after an illness since 1876. Born 1823 she was a well known county woman. Survived by husband four daughters and one son Hon Charles Shortt Sugar Grove Mary Taft Ida Shortt Nash ville Mrs Willard Green Nashville Tenn Mrs W H Fell Orangeville Pa funeral held Tuesday 11 from family home interment Youngsville.
J H Schwab of Youngsville died very suddenly at that place Sunday. The obituary notes his sudden death and residence, with no additional details available in the fragment.
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