Warren Bank Promotes Mail Banking and Local Commencement News
Commencement exercises for the Preparatory class and the Warren High School were held with large audiences. The program featured detailed class rolls including graduates and attendees such as Richard Greenland, Fred Johnson, Paul Brown, Edward Campbell, and many others. The Warren National Bank advertises mail banking across the northwestern Pennsylvania region.
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The
Warren National Bank
Pennsylvania
Engagement Claimed Amid Sugar Grove News and Local Offici
A Sugar Grove party announced Grace McDonald’s engagement to C Ray Lovejoy Jr of Jamestown with a September wedding planned. In Jamestown a man from Warren named Charles Dailey was struck by an Erie freight train. his left foot was severed at the ankle. Struthers Hose Company elected officers including C P Ostergard foreman and John Driscoll 1st assistant.
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Charles Dailey
Warren
Erie
Jamestown
A. M. McDonald
Sugar Grove
Grace McDonald
C. Ray Lovejoy
S Jr
Struthers Hose Company
C. P. Ostergard
John Driscoll
George Shott
Frank Kerwin
H. Geigerich
Carl Zeller
John Clayton
Funeral notice for Perry Morrison of Oil City
Perry Morrison aged 54 died at his home in Oil City on Sunday from complications of diseases after about a year of illness. Born August 4 1854 at Parker's Landing Pa he moved to Oil City in 1865 and worked over 25 years for the Oil City Fuel Supply Company. Survived by his wife three children Harry Elizabeth and Perry Morrison Jr all of Oil City five brothers C F Morrison Red Bank J G Morrison and William Morrison Oil City J H Morrison Kansas and Curtis Morrison Oklahoma two sisters Mrs William Hill Oil City and Mrs J H Herron Kitanning.
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Perry Morrison
Oil City
Parker’s Landing
Harry
Elizabeth
C. F. Morrison
Red Bank
J. G. and
William Morrison
J. H. Morrison
Kansas
Curtis Morrison
Oklahoma
William Hill
J. H. Herron
Kittanning
Death of Magnus Turnwall in Jamestown
Magnus Turnwall died at his home 21 West Ninth Street on Monday at age 63 4. He is survived by wife Anna Turnwall daughter Nellie Turnwall Leinbach of Detroit son Arthur Turnwall of Warren two sisters Lottie Larson of North Warren and Emily Brooks of Warren.
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Jamestown
Magnus Turnwall
West Ninth Street
Anna Turnwall
Nellie Turnwall Leinbach
Detroit
Arthur Turnwall
Warren
Lottie Larson
North Warren
Emily Brooks
Medals Awarded at War ren High School Honors
Medal recipients include Fred K. Stone with the D. I. Ball medal for manual training and Hadar P. Ohleen for science. Mabel M. Brown earns the J.O. Parmlee medal for mathematics. English prizes go to Raymond W. Steber first Lloyd S. Rulane second Everett H. Eddy third. Debate prizes award David J. Erickson first Ernest J. Hall second Hadar P. Ohleen third Lloyd S. Ruland fourth George B. Ott fifth.
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Warren High School
Fred K. Stone
D. I. Ball
Hadar P. Ohleen
Mary Ball
Mabel M. Brown
J.O. Parmlee
A. J. Hazeltine
Raymond W. Steber
Lloyd S. Rulane
Everett H. Eddy
J. D
Obituary of Frank Chatley Longtime Cochran ton Resident
Frank Chatley aged 70, a longtime French Creek Township resident near Cochraton, died Thursday afternoon after extended illness. He is survived by his wife and sons M. C. Chatley Warren Chatley Chris Chatley, and Edgar and T. A. Chatley at home.
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Frank Chatley
French Creek Township
Cochranton
M. C. Chatley
Warren
Chris. Chatley
Edgar
T. A. Chatley
Rural Carriers Meet in Warren County
The fifteenth quarterly session of the Rural Letter Carriers Association of Warren County met in K C M Hall Russell last evening with remarks by president and candidate A W Dennison on good roads. Bissell and several Jamestown carriers spoke, a supper followed, and M R Hinsdale of Sugar Grove was elected delegate to the Harrisburg state convention.
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Bumpus
Gray
McCloskey
B. B. Bissell
Chautauqua County
N. Y
Johnson
Wilson
Babcock
Jamestown
Frank Winchester
M. R. Hinsdale
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Harrisburg
Albert C. Wilson
Jacob Johnson
Edward Lenox
Lloyd Babcock
Howard Wilson
Burnell Horton
A. W. Bumpus
Carl Anderson
Clifford Scranton
Clyde Baker
Warren
R. H. McDowell
W. S. McKinney
Youngsville
J. E. McCloskey
C. E. Gray
Tidioute
S. C. Johnson
Tionesta
Forest County
Fred
Death of Peter C Nelson in Denver Colorado
Peter C Nelson died June 8 in Denver Colorado where he had gone last summer seeking health improvement. He leaves a wife and mother, two brothers Harry M Nelson of Warren and Andrew J Nelson of Allegheny College, two sisters Mrs Geo P Koford of Jamestown and May C Nelson of
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Peter C. Nelson
Denver
Col
Harry M
Warren
Andrew J
Allegheny College
Geo. P. Koford
Jamestown
May C. Nelson
Snap Shots on Actors and Courtship Manners
A fringe column remarks that actors puff up easily like rice and a critic makes them perform. A quip notes women paying a cab fare to save on thread costs and the average girl resisting suitors who cannot meet her accustomed standards.
Inter-State League Disbands After Bradford Franklin Game
The Inter-State baseball league, which started May 13, was dissolved after Bradford faced Franklin. Erie could not sustain play as its grounds were tied to Girard in the Ohio and Pennsylvania league. Management preferred the Ohio and Pennsylvania league, ending the Inter-State amid financial and logistical troubles.
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Bradford
Franklin
Erie
Girard
Pennsylvania
Butler
Ohio
Lives of Great Men Highlight a Press Agent Biography
An ironic notice comments on the value of a press agent in shaping a biography. The quip emphasizes publicity, reputation, and the role of media representation in defining historical figures.
Court News: Guilty verdict in Elm Street trestle case
Commonwealth vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company jurors find guilt for closing Elm Street by filling a trestle and leveled duties to grade and maintain the road. Other matters include a compromised threat case, a cider selling conviction with fines, a maintenance payment order, a divorce grants list, and a continued threats case.
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Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Elm Street
Warren Bauer
Glade Township
Fred Leichrist
Geo. Hopkins
Youngsville
A. F. Swanson
James Mars
Grand Valley
Gilson IL
Jackson
Lettie A. Jackson
Edgar C. Baker
Margaret Baker
Lottsville
Jessie L. Hesch
W. J. Hesch
Warren
Fire at Jamestown Destroys Iroquois Hotel and Rosencrantz Store
A fire that began near 40 o clock yesterday afternoon under the Shaver block roof in Brooklyn Square caused heavy losses. The Iroquois Hotel faces about 4500 in water damage to upper floors and rooms. The Eloi Rosencrantz Hardware Co adjacent block may incur about 15000 in losses insured. H A Shaver's building housing the hotel may reach 2000 in damage, insured.
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Jamestown
Shaver
Brooklyn Square
Iroquois Hotel
Eloi Rosencrantz Hardware Company
Thomas Owens
Owens & Tousley
Rosencrantz Company
H. A. Shaver
Large verdict in Meadville traction case totals 15000
In Meadville Pennsylvania on June 5 the jury awarded Robert S Breed 15000 damages for his wife s death in a December 13 1904 street car wreck on the Meadville and Cambridge Springs traction line The verdict is the largest damage award ever recorded in Crawford County and the case was appealed to the Supreme Court There are eight or ten similar suits pending if the company is held liable
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Meadville
Robert S. Breed
Meadville Traction Company
Cambridge Springs
George S. Criswell
Franklin
Crawford County
Supreme Court
Marriages Read in Chandlers Valley and Warren
Two wedding notices appear: Ralph Samuelson of Farmington township weds Florence Abbott of Sugar Grove, at Chandlers Valley on May 29, 1908. Fred M. Walters and Georgiana E. Adams, both of Warren, marry on June 9, 1908.
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Samuelson —-Abbott
Chandlers Valley
O. J. Gage
Ralph Samuelson
Farmington Township
Florence Abbott
Sugar Grove
Waltters—-Adams
Warren
W. H. Jones
Fred M. Walters
Georgiana E. Adams
Obituary notices from Akeley Kinzua and Warren area
Deaths include William Brown Allen R Smith and C H Owens from Akeley Kinzua North Warren and Yankee Bush with details of ages survivors and funeral arrangements. Interments listed at Russell Smith Kinzua Dunkirk S D A church and Russell.
Sleepy grass harms horses and sheep in multiple regions
Sleepy grass is found in New Mexico, Texas, and Siberia and has a strong narcotic effect on horses and sheep. It induces profound sleep or stupor lasting 24 to 48 hours, posing a serious risk to livestock health.
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New Mexico
Texas
Siberia
Drink of Water Kills Woman in Cochranton
Mrs. Ann Campbell, 73, of Cochranton, choked to death by a drink of water at 6:30 AM while in her kitchen. A swelling in her throat had troubled her but not seriously. She leaves seven sons and one daughter. Robert Campbell of Tidioute is among the relatives.
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Cochranton
Ann Campbell
Robert Campbell
Tidioute
Novel Card Ways to Preserve Post Cards and Craft Them
The June issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine suggests artistic uses for pictorial post cards. Water color tinting, leather cards, and simple bindings enable decorative displays, hangers, calendar pads, pen-wipers, gift ideas, and even decorative glove boxes.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Longfellow
Priscilla
Evangeline
Prisoners in Morocco Must Pay Police Upon Arrest
A historical note states that prisoners arrested in Morocco face a demand to compensate the policeman for his trouble in escorting them to jail. The policy reflects the era’s approach to policing and captures a practice tied to law enforcement costs.
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Morocco
Pittsburg Gazette Times Seeks Readers and Visitors
A complete newspaper with daily and Sunday editions from Pittsburg offers broad coverage from financial to mining news. The plant welcomes visitors to see operations, with presses running daily in multiple shifts and color presses on Monday through Wednesday.
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New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
THE
Gazette-Times
Aman Joins Meat Trust Without Armor
Aman avoids armor yet aligns with the meat trust, signaling membership through industry ties rather than protective gear.
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Aman
The
Meat Trust
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