Betts Baby Born Sunday at Emergency Hospital
A son was born Sunday at Emergency Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Betts. The birth announcement records the new arrival in the Gileanings column.
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Geo. Betts
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
5
Manager Scott Fined For Overcrowding Theater
F. R. Scott, manager of Library theater, was fined 50 dollars plus costs on Monday for having more people in the theater on May 9 than allowed by city ordinance and state law. The incident drew attention to crowd control in local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Scott
Hazeltine visits Warren amid career recap and vows on dry state
Editor Fred A. Hazeltine and his children from South Bend visit his Warren roots. He has chaired Washington universities and led state press groups. He predicts statewide prohibition and plans to attend Oberling College ceremonies as honorary marshal amid a long career. McCalmont Will Case ends in compromise among heirs and trustees. Eleuthera D. McCalmont receives $35000 for herself and $15000 as guardian. a $145000 trust is created for three children. remaining estate divides among David B. McCalmont and two Kalamazoo sisters. gifts from the late mother-in-law are to be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Hazeltine
Warren
Lelia
Ezra
South Bend
Wash
E. T. Hazeltine
Hazeltine
Washington State Press Association
Washington State University
Oberling College
McCalmont
Samuel Plumer McCalmont
Franklin
Harriett D. McCalmont
David B. McCalmont
Harriet M. Stone
Constance M. Humphrey
Kalamazoo
Mich
Eleuthera D. McCalmont
James Donald McCalmont
Stone
Humphrey
Conservatory Of Music Graduates Two Students
The Warren Conservatory of Music held its annual commencement Tuesday evening with two graduates. Ruth Walrath of Jasper New York earned piano honors alongside Ruth McAllister of Ridgway Pennsylvania as a piano post graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory of Music
Warren Conservatory of Music
Ruth Walrath
Jasper
N. Y
Ruth McAllister
Ridgway
Body of James Gorman Found in Allegheny River
The body of 72 year old James Gorman, missing from his home for weeks, was recovered Saturday afternoon in the Allegheny river six miles below Warren near Irvington. James Crull spotted the object on a tree limb above the bank and alerted authorities. Coroner De Forest ordered disposition procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
Allegheny River
Warren
Irvington
James Crull
Gorman
de Forest
Jackson Run
DeForest
Leroy Chapman
Gibson & Wilson
New Time Card on D A V P Railway
A new time table on the D A V P Railway took effect Sunday. Warren summer trains depart 8 50 am and 4 49 pm on weekdays with a 7 17 pm Sunday run The inbound schedule shows 10 48 am 6 08 pm arrivals on weekdays and a Sunday 8 35 pm arrival. South Side House Destroyed by Fire. Clyde Porter home on Seneca avenue burned after 2 am Saturday. firemen saved nearby houses. Loss about 2500 fully insured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Clyde Porter
Seneca Avenue
Curtis Johnson of Spring Creek Dies at 75 in Erie Home
Curtis Johnson, a longtime Spring Creek resident and respected businessman, died at his son James Johnson’s home in Erie on Tuesday morning. He was about 75 years old and well known for his generosity and integrity. funeral services were held in Spring Creek on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Johnson
Spring Creek
James
Erie
High School Class Heads on Ten Day Sightseeing Trip
Ten members of the graduating class depart Tuesday morning for a ten day tour to Washington and Philadelphia. The trip is chaperoned by Miss Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philadelphia
Raymond
Date Fixed for Harriet Steen Wedding
Mr and Mrs John W Steen invite the marriage of Harriet Davis Steen to Edward W Davidson of Titusville at home 315 Fifth Avenue on June 17 at 6 o clock The two boys near the Highhouse brickyard chased and killed a five foot seven and a half inch snake near Sill school house across the river from Warren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Shearer
Leonard
Ernest Highhouse
Highhouse
Warren
Sill
John W. Steen
Harriet Davis Steen
Edward W. Davidson
Titusville
Fifth Avenue
Hahn Farnsworth Wedding Tie The Knot At Home
Tuesday noon ceremony at the home of the bride's parents 1500 Pennsylvania Ave E Ray Farnsworth of Clarendon and Miss Pearl Hahn wed in the presence of about 25 relatives. The couple departed at 1 30 for a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Hahn
Pennsylvania Avenue E
Ray Farnsworth
Clarendon
Miss Pearl Hahn
Announcement Party for June Bride to Be
Miss Virginie D Green hosted East street school teachers at her Liberty street home in honor of bride to be Gertrude Shoff. Refreshments were served and a set of silver spoons was presented to the bride elect. Miss Shoff teaches at East street school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginie D. Green
East Street
Liberty Street
Gertrude Shoff
Miss Shoff
Couple Wed In Emporium Then Plan St Lawrence Trip
John W Campbell of this city and Mrs Mary Risdon of Kane wed June 3 at Emporium with Rev L M Brady officiating. They depart for Clayton N Y and a two week St Lawrence voyage before returning to 608 Pennsylvania Ave West. Officers elected at Western Pennsylvania Odd Fellows Relief association include President E C Griffin and Vice President C H McFadden with regional directors. A drowning infant found by children near Jackson Run led to a coroner’s inquest and burial order. Warren High School prize winners announced in science math manual training and English competitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Campbell
Mary Risdon
Kane
Emporium
L. M. Brady
M. E
Clayton
N. Y
St. Lawrence
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Western Pennsylvania
Odd Fellows Relief Association
Odd Fellows
Titusville
E. C. Griffin
C. H. McFadden
T. D. Kepler
Meadville
William Mulkie
Corry
W. P. Wood
Grand Valley
Fred Burgwald
Pleasantville
D. H. Heron
C. A. McLean
Union City
M. W. Thompson
Sharpsville
L. C. Hall
Sheffield
Warren High School
A. J. Hazeltine
Mary I. Ball
Allen Vinton
James O. Parmlee
Harold Hampson
D. I. Ball
Warren Man Injured Boarding Moving Trolley Car
John Allen a Warren barber was hurled to the ground while attempting to board a moving trolley at Russell. He escaped with only a few bruises after the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
John Allen
Warren
Warren Couple Wed At Methodist Parsonage
Earl Andrew Rowley and Iva May Schuyler both of Warren were married by Rev. Norris A. White at the First M. E. parsonage on Fourth Avenue in the Thursday afternoon ceremony, June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Andrew Rowley
Iva May Schuyler
Warren
Norris A. White
M. E. Parsonage
Fourth Avenue
Gardner Carpenter Marriage Celebrated at Russell
Cornelius Rex Gardner and Bertha L. Carpenter of Celoron New York were quietly married by Justice Fred T. Bennett at his Russell home at 1 o clock Monday afternoon. The couple will reside in Celoron after a short wedding trip. They were unattended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Rex Gardner
Bertha L. Carpenter
Celoron
N. Y
Fred T. Bennett
Russell
Towel Shower Held For Bride-Elect Maud Shutt
Mrs. Jessie Boynton entertained 12 young ladies at her South Side home Monday evening in honor of Miss Maud Shutt who is to wed her brother Guy Cochran. The gathering resembled a towel shower with many beautiful gifts for the bride-elect and dainty refreshments served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trisket
Webber
Corry
Penna
Paul Trisket
Columbus
Mae Webber
G. E. Webber
St. Elizabh’s Parsonage
Fr. Kuntz
Nelson Trisket
Jessie Boynton
Maud Shutt
Guy Cochran
National Guard Camp Planned for July in Indiana
Company I of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania National Guard from this city will likely camp in Indiana from July 18 to 25. The local unit joins the Second Brigade at Indiana, with the Fourteenth Regiment, Battery B, the signal corps and the field hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Sixteenth Regiment
Pennsylvania National Guard
Indiana
Fourteenth
Signal Corps
Traction Engine Drops Through Bridge in Warren County
A sixteen horse power two cylinder traction engine weighing ten tons owned by Pine Grove township rolled over a Reynolds Run bridge after the floor gave way. Eddie Hale of Akeley barely escaped as the engine sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove Township
Warren County
Reynold Run
Eddie Hale
Akeley
Reynolds Run
Hale
Young Man Arrested On Forgery Charge
I M Porter of 408 Fast Fourth Street Oil City is jailed in Warren County on forgery charges. He allegedly induced a Sheffield C H Smith cashier to cash a 133.75 check forged with indorsement and has confessed to raising a National Transit Co check. Porter cites past hotel work in Erie Chicago Pittsburgh and current work at Sacketts with F A Snow claiming relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
I. M. Porter
Fast Fourth Street
Oil City
Sheffield
C. H. Smith
John Weeks
Porter
National Transit Co
Reed House
Erie
LaSalle
Chicago
Pittsburg
F. A. Snow
Sacketts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gileanings
Scott
Meadville School Board
Oil Creek
Homestead Park
Homestead
Johnstown
Altoona
Clearfield
Coudersport
Bradford
Baltimore
D. A. V. & P. Railway
South Side
Paul A. Benson
I. O O. F. Lodge
Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania
Rodger MacDonough
Spartansburg
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Foster Brick Company
Main Street
Joseph Brown
Bully Hill
North Warren
Brown
Rochester House
E. J. Bleakley
Mitchell
Harriet Steen
Hahn—Farnsworth
Methodist Parsonage
Gardner—Carpenter
Lester Shoe Co
Oxfords
Second Avenue
Waltham
Elgin
Seth Thomas
Hamilton
Duber Hamden
Illinois
Benjamin Covert
Warren Pennsylvania
T. O. Slater & Co
Penna. Ave
Jeremy Taylor
A. C. Kirberger
The
Hoff Business College
Warren, PA
Hoff School
Ady
To Jones
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