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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
5
A Philadelphia man receives a three year prison sentence after repeatedly beating his young stepson. The ruling reflects the courts' ongoing claim to public respect and enforceable parental restraint.
NAHE FOLLOWING CASES will be called for trial on Monday June 14 1909 at ten oclock M in the Court of Common Pleas Warren county Pennsylvania The list includes Carbaugh vs The Pennsylvania Railroad Foley vs Woodard Kelly Springfield Road Roller Co vs Windsor Fifth Avenue Library Society vs Otis 3S Brown et al Erie Railroad Company Sakt vs Dwight Smith Carlson vs Holquist Bauer vs Gross Nickerson et al vs Schott Sumner Earl Admr vs Foley William Marshal vs Swanson Hapgood Co vs McNett Caswell vs Piso Company Knight Brothers vs Melvin Jackson Benner et al vs Borough of Tidioute Akeley vs Pine Grove Township Wilbur Akeley vs Pine Grove Township Mansfield vs National Transit Company Prothonotary H M Putnam
Subpoena issued in Ida A. Shaver versus C. E. Shaver in Warren County Common Pleas No 29 March term 1909. Respondent summoned after alias subpoena returned non est inventus to appear July 5 1909 at Warren courthouse to answer libellant's complaint for divorce. Sheriff B G Gregory. Administrator's Notice to John G Grindlay estate Warren Pa June 4 1909.
A list of property transfers shows numerous individuals and couples selling parcels in towns such as Columbus, Freehold, Glade, Spring Creek, Clarendon, Conewango, Pleasant, Warren, Mead, Sugar Grove and South West. Amounts range from $1 to $33,500 with names including Leslie H. Johnson, George Huntley, Orra B. Beebe, Della Beers, C. H. McCauley Jr., James C. Harris, Irvine L. Geer, South Penn Oil Co., Ace Dye, Mary F. Stone, Carl J. Anderson, Gertrude Caro, and Annie P. Dennis among others. The transfers reference various buyers, sellers, and entities like Central Penn’a Lumber Co. and Columbus Cemetery Association.
The Anchor Line, Great Lake Annex of the Pennsylvania Railroad, offers deluxe inland sea voyages from Buffalo to Duluth with stops at Erie, Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island, Sault Ste. Marie, Marquette, Houghton, Hancock and Duluth. The 1909 season begins June 5 with the Tionesta sailing, promoting comfort and daylight views of lake cities and scenery. An illustrated folder with sailing dates and fares is available from Pennsylvania Railroad ticket agents.
Horace Fletcher, a quiet traveler between Venice and New York, has spent twelve years popularizing the idea that people eat too fast and too much. He has lectured widely and written small books, while avoiding high office or massive fortunes. This November he returns to New York to share his views, and in summer he plans extensive lecturing at Chautauqua, New York.
Pennsylvania State Zoologist H A Surface explains the self boiled lime sulfur wash to prevent brown rot on ripening stone fruits. Instructions cover lime sulfur preparation, dilution to fifty gallons, timing before ripening, and cautions about not using on scale insects.
George C. Priestley recalls leasing land in Oklahoma with an Indian guide who names farms after days. Each farm is owned by a son, Monday and Tuesday, and the native adds Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday and Sunday, making seven boys named for the week.
A visiting Mr. Priestley entertained friends with a tale from an oil man's question about ten boys. When asked the names of the remaining boys, the reply was Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow, which has been repeated during his eastward visit.
Benjamin Fogle aged 85 died June 2 at his Neilltown home. Born January 21, 1824 in Steuben County New York, he moved to Butler County then Forest County in 1853. A farmer, he married Rhoda Shady Cornelius 61 years ago. they had eight children, one died in infancy, with the others living in Jamestown and Neilltown.
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