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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1916

Page

2

A June Christmas in a Nice Town

Taylor, accepting the gift of the Warren Library, lauds a community tradition of civic generosity led by figures such as Judge Wetmore and Governor Stone. He views the new library as a beacon shaping taste, character, and lives, symbolizing hope amid a troubled world and memorial to departed benefactors.

Wet Mr. Wood Noyes Warren T 6 Colean York York Chamber of Commerce Nere Warren Gst Ian Maclaren Proveel Mensider Board of Directors Huth Mr. Chesterton Struthers Library Harrisburg Nice Town France Thecarpe Racine Vesta Rome Momsen Hey. Taylor Mr. Lindsey Warren Library Association J. Percy Jefferson Edward D. Wetmore Eliza I. Henry Alice W. Jefferson Lansing D. Wetmore Maria C. Wetmore Francis Henry Eliza Isabella Henry Lansing Ditmars Wetmore Maria Shattuck Wetmore Alice Wetmore Jefferson Lieut. J. P. Jefferson Struthers William D. Brown J. P. Jefferson Court of Common Pleas Warren County Board of Trustees Library Association Thos. Struthers Warren Public Library Carnegie Penna Warren Borough

Public Library Origins in Warren from 1832 to 1884

The piece recalls Warren’s early library movements sparked by Thomas Struthers and Rev. Jones, noting 1832 founding, the Struthers Building dedication in 1884, and a series of benefactors including Miss Ellie Scofield, A. T. Scofield, the Wetmore and Henry families. It covers door openings, governance shifts, fundraising, and key figures guiding the library to a modern, fireproof home.

Warren Mr. Jones Thomas Struthers Glenni W. Schofield W. A. Rankin First Presbyterian Church Young Men’s Christian Association Roscoe Hall S. P. Johnson John Sill Library Association C. W. Stone C. H. Noyes F. A. Randall R. P. King J. P. Spencer Ellie G. Scofield Alice Wetmore H. A. Jamieson Moses Struthers Foundation Struthers Association A. T. Scofield Lansing D. Wetmore

Remembering Thomas Struthers and Warren LibraryLegacy

The 1884 dedication of the Struthers Library Building in Warren marked a turning point for the Warren Public Library. The oratorical ceremony honored Thomas Struthers, who funded the library estate, and highlighted the library as a communal educational beacon supported by local leaders and trustees.

Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate cure

A promotional pamphlet claims daily morning hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels for a week. It asserts clearer skin, better breath, improved appetite, and relief from constipation bilious attacks and rheumatic twinges.

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George N. Parmlee Mary N. Smith Eliza S. Henry Philomel Warren Shakespeare Club E. S. Henry E. D. Wetmore Warren Art Club Hutchens Struther’s West Point Warren Public Borough of G. W. Scofield Wetmore William D Warren Mail Miller Charles R. Charles Fulton ST Brooklyn, N. Y Kopf Henry D. G. Blackman Justice of the Peace Second St Warren, Pa Bell Phone
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