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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1915

Page

5

Ridgway Barber Missing. hat found on river shore raises fears

Friends report D A Short, Ridgway barber, has been missing for two weeks with no word. A hat found along the Clarion river resembles his, prompting fears he may have fallen in and drowned. Warren Tops Richest City by Per Capita Bank Deposits. six banks hold over 12 million dollars in deposits. Clendening U B Church Ladies Aid plans June 17 meeting after June 3 gathering at vice president Cora Ladow’s home.

Ridgway D. A. Short Clarion River Warren United States Clendening

Cochran Withdraws From Mercer Judgeship Contest

Mercer candidate Thomas C. Cochran withdraws from the judgeship race on his physician's advice due to health concerns. He thanks friends for support. Judge Williams denies rumors of withdrawal. Cochran is known in Warren for aiding the murder case against John M. Andrews.

Conewango Man Kills Self After Memorial Day

A 45 year old Conewango man, Ola Olson, shot himself with a shotgun after Memorial Day celebrations near Jamestown. He had been drinking heavily and, after milking, took the gun to the barn and died while seated. He leaves a wife in Sweden and three children in New York City.

Conewango Self Jamestown Ola Olson Francis Brand Sweden New York City

Field Day Draws Two Thousand Students In Warren

Two thousand children participated in the first Field Day exhibition held in Warren last Thursday with about half as many parents watching. Dallas Korb won multiple events including the boys 100 yard dash in 12 1 2 seconds and the boys broad jump. Virginia Stewart topped the girls standing jump. Floyd Kuhre placed in the running high jump. South Street school accumulated the most points and will hold the cup after three victories. The Warren rural carrier convention will feature Boise Penrose on July 5–6 with plans for James I Blakely and W D Brown to attend and be joined by national officers.

Warren Virginia Stewart Dallas Korb Floyd Kuhre Earl Bogren South Street Penrose Boise Penrose United States Pennsylvania Post Office J. E. McClos Tidioute G. F. McCloskey Key Harry J. Briggs Russell Rural Mail Carriers Association Warren County James I. Blakely W. D. Brown Court House

Sheffield Graduates Tour Washington Sights on Six Day Trip

The Sheffield high school graduating class left Thursday evening for a six day Washington D C trip. The tour aims to show students all major points of interest in the capital.

The Sheffield High School Washington, D. C

Warren Couple Married in Jamestown Ceremony

Miss Mildred Beebe and Emil Gustafson, both of Warren, were married Saturday afternoon at the First Congregational Church manse in Jamestown by Rev. Dr. Charles H. Small. Attending were John Parsons and Miss Eva Elrod, also of Warren.

Mildred Beebe Emil Gustafson Warren First Congregational Church Jamestown Saurday Charles H. Small John Parsons Eva Elrod

Mrs. J C Stanton Dies After Brief Illness

Mrs Mary Magdalena Stanton of Venturetown died Monday morning at Emergency Hospital after a brief illness. She is survived by her husband Jesse C Stanton and five sons. The funeral was held Wednesday at ten in the morning from the family home.

Mary Magdalena Stanton Jesse C. Stanton Venturetown

Sheffield Girl Weds Jamestown Young Man

Fritz E. Carlson of Jamestown and Edna E. Fitch of Sheffield were married at the Jamestown First Lutheran Church parsonage with Rev. Dr. Julius Lincoln officiating. They will reside on Hotchkiss Street, Jamestown.

Fritz E. Carlson Jamestown Edna E. Fitch Sheffield Jamestown First Lutheran Church Julius Lincoln E. Bloss Hotchkiss Street

Local Man Frank Dahl Dies at 54 in Konnarock Va

Frank Dahl died Friday June 4 at his home in Konnarock Virginia aged 54 years four months and twenty four days He is survived by his wife nine children three brothers and two sisters all of Warren except one brother and one sister in Sweden from which he came to the United States in 1888 He had worked about twenty five years for Hassinger Lumber in a responsible position Funeral services were largely attended last Sunday

Frank Dahl Konnarock Virginia Warren Sweden United States Hassinger Lumber Company Oil City Charles Murray Pennsylvania Bradford Titusville Ella Snyder Clarksburg W. Va Joseph George Murray John James Franklin Matthew

Pomona Grange Holds Two Day Session in Warren County

Warren County Pomona Grange met with Corydon Grange for a quarterly session. About 100 Grangers attended the opening with songs and speeches by O C Sparks and Mrs W D Ward. E D Stewart discussed the new Farm Bureau and optimism for farmer cooperation.

Pomona Grange Warren County Corydon Grange Grange O. C. Sparks W. D. Ward Warren Grange E. D. Stewart Warren Farm Bureau Stewart Warren County Farm Bureau Baker Pleasant Grange Jury Mountain

Odd Fellows To Hold Memorial Services Sunday

The Odd Fellows lodge will decorate graves at Oakland cemetery and hold afternoon services on the Odd Fellows lot to honor departed members.

Odd Fellows Odd Fellows Lodge Oakland Cemetery

Six Year Old Youngsville Boy Fatally Kicked by Horse

The six year old Orion Mead son of Mr and Mrs D Mead living two miles west of Youngsville was kicked in the side by a horse last Wednesday and died Thursday. He was a bright promising boy and his death is a hard blow to his relatives and friends.

Orion

McCollough Burhen Nuptials Held at Residence

Miss Isabelle McCollough and Alvin J. Burhen united in marriage last Thursday evening at Rev. J. W. Smith’s residence on Liberty Street. Mrs. Burhen hailed from Pittsburgh, and Mr. Burhen works with J. H. West Lumber Co. The couple will reside on the South Side after the month’s end.

Isabelle McCollough Alvin J. Burhen J. W. Smith Liberty Street Burhen Pittsburgh J. H. West Lumber Co

House Painter Overcome By Heat On Franklin Street

Alfred Yagge of Locust street was overcome by heat Saturday afternoon while painting D. Samuelson's house on Franklin street. He fell from the gable roof onto the porch and lawn, suffering bruises and cuts but no serious injuries. Dr. Frantz treated him and he returned home.

Alfred Yagge Locust Street D. A. Samuelson Franklin Street Frantz

Chamber of Commerce Urges Action on State Road Deterioration

The Chamber of Commerce requests the State Highway Commissioner address the severe wear on the Venturetown to North Warren road. Sun exposure revealed foundation along Warren to Venturetown. crews laid a quarter inch limestone layer to shore up the macadam. The Jackson Run macadam also shows rapid deterioration as motorists report worsening conditions.

Chamber of Commerce Venturetown North Warren Warren Sun Jackson Run

Swanson Arrested After Jail Term Ends in Forgery Case

After his Warren County jail term ended last Friday Swanson was not released. A forgery charge was filed by five Oakland Cemetery Association trustees and a warrant issued. Sheriff Tate served it when his time expired. Swanson, once a prominent attorney, was arraigned, waived a hearing, and held on $500 bail. he weighs much less and remains in poor health.

Swanson Guy C. Swanson Warren County Sherriff Tate Oakland Cemetery Association H. A. Johnson W. C. de Forest Frank B. Underwood Peter Olsen E. M. Hutchens Tate J. E. Wheeler

I C O F Lodges Honor Memorial Day in Lander

The Lander I. C. O. F. Lodge and the Lady Nightingale Rebekah Lodge met in Lander and walked and rode to Lander Foster Cemetery to decorate eight graves of the Odd Fellows buried there.

Lander

Unnaturalized Foreigners Barred from Dog Ownership and Hunting

A law in Pennsylvania forbids any unnaturalized foreign resident to hunt wild birds or animals with a dog. Penalties include 25 dollars or imprisonment for a day per each dollar of fine and costs. Any game or fish warden state trooper or constable may arrest without warrant any foreigner found with a dog in possession.

Pennsylvania

Warren High School 50 Graduates Set Record

Fifty pupils completed the four year course at Warren High School and were graduated Friday night in Library Theater before 900 spectators. The class achieved a perfect score on finals, with no one failing in the last two weeks of exams.

Warren High School

Werle Ticknor Wedding at Crescent Street Home

A quiet home wedding united Celia M. Werle and Clayton E. Ticknor last Thursday morning. Rev. W. C. Beck officiated at the First Lutheran Church. The ceremony occurred at the bride’s parents home, 112 Crescent street. Attendants were Clara Werle and Frederick Werle. The couple will reside at 15 Hinckle street after a brief wedding tour.

Celia M. Werle Clayton E. Ticknor W. C. Beck First Lutheran Church Henry Werle Crescent Street Clara Werle Frederick Werle Hinckle Street

Brookville YMCA Burns in Friday Fire

A $15,000 fire last Thursday destroyed the Brookville YMCA building. The Glenn TM meat market and C. W. Esby & Son florists shared the premises with the YMCA. Most contents were saved and the loss is pegged near $15,000, while a recent $40,000 fundraising drive for a new building cushions the blow.

Brookville Glenn C. W. Esby & Son, Florists

Jottings About People in Warren and Nearby

Warren and nearby locales feature a parade of visitors and residents traveling to events and hosting guests. Notables include Mrs. Elizabeth Brough in Franklin, Laura Bauer off to State College, G E Barnhart visiting York, and many others visiting Oil City, Pittsburgh, Easton, Conneaut Lake, and Buffalo.

Richard Brough Warren Franklin Elizabeth Brough J. J. Butts Sanducky, C John Spade Laura Bauer State College G. E. Barnhart York George G. White Elizabeth J. L. Wentz Geo. A. W. DeForest Oil City A. T. Scofield New York Market Street M. C. Kerr Chas. Larson R. A. Walker Tionesta Rev. L John W. Campbell, Jr Cornell University George W. Campbell Marlington W. Va Sylvia Ball Campbell Pittsburgh Earl St. Louis Percy Wilkins H. P. Stone St. Catherine’s Canada Arthur Rice Sugar Grove Walter R. Schellhammer Philadelphia A. M. Bacon L. Barber L. Shamer Pacific Coast Denver Col H. H. Tryon Ray Union City Addison White South Side Theo. Norman Palmer Mass

Miss Corinne Johnson Weds Harris C Gibson in June Ceremony

A 2:30 PM June wedding united Corinne J Johnson and Harris C Gibson at 21 Glenwood Street. Rev H H Barr officiated before 40 guests. A reception followed and the couple, soon to honeymoon in the East, will reside in North Warren where Gibson serves as a New York Central agent.

Charles A. Johnson Glenwood Street Corinne J Harris C. Gibson North Warren H. H. Barr Grace M. E. Church East Side New York Central

Street Car Tracks on Pennsylvania Avenue to be Moved

City Council approves shifting street car tracks on Pennsylvania Avenue between Poplar and Hickory Streets to widen the roadway by five feet and straighten the curb line. Also approved is repaving Second Avenue with wood block. Liberty Street repaving delayed due to funds., five-foot widening, curb line straighten, Second Avenue wood block repave, Liberty Street delayed.

Pennsylvania Avenue Poplar Hickory Streets Second Avenue Liberty Street

Cabinet backs note on Germany dispute and rights

United Cabinet supports a note to Germany rejecting Bryan's call for a one year delay in legal dispute issues. Officials say the president will not surrender rights, citing 1812 sea rights and a 1828 treaty allowing commerce in arms during war. Bryan's position clashes with treaty terms and U S policy.

Wilson Germany Bryan United States Mr. Bryan Prussia

Thaw Sanity Trial Postponed to June 16

New York June 7 Harry K Thaw's jury sanity trial was postponed by Supreme Court Justice Hendrick to June 16 awaiting the Court of Appeals decision on appeals from the trial ruling. With counsel stipulating no progress until the higher court acts the case will likely delay again if that decision is not issued by then.

New York Harry K. Thaw Supreme Court Hendrick Court of Appeals Status of Appeals Thaw

Carrie Chapman Catt Quips About Ideal Husband

The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune quotes Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt saying the ideal husband is never battle headed and is too sweet, noting he avoids hair pullings and other conflicts.

Carrie Chapman Catt Carrie Cincinna Commercial Tribune

Footwear prices in sale for sandals and shoes

The listing shows barefoot sandals priced 65 cents to 1 dollar 48 cents per pair. Boy Scout shoes start at 1 dollar 25 cents and up. Women’s low shoes range from 1 dollar 48 cents to 4 dollars, with several midrange options.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erie Life Lillian Yale Dayton Carnahan North East First Methodist Church of Yale Marion Wright Wright Weldbank Cc. H. Ver Milyea Washington J. C. Stanton Goihl Warren Brewing Company Prezmysl McClintock Eva Corbin Iuna Denniston Ida MecKinney Mabel Hayes Ouung ' Cub Iiring Ethel Atkinson Helen Jackson Jessie Yuill Youngsville Danville, N. Y Charles Wandus Danville N. Y C. H. Smith Robertson Stockton Buffalo Spring Creek Alfonso Semano Dominic Baignno Corry Banigno Semano B. H. Phelps Regner-Knudsen Frank Regner Anna Knudsen Walter C. Beck Charles Knudsen Linwood Street John Regner Fifth Avenue Theennsylvania Gas Company Brookville Y. M. C. A Patent Medicine Second Ave Warren, Pa Nellie Seoville Edward S. Lindsey F. G. Haines W. P. Obryan Mercer Children’s Aid Society D. L. Lewis Geraldine Roscoe Niagara Falls North Tonawanda Corinne Johnson United Redding Shoe CO
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