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.
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Wet
Mr. Wood
Noyes
Warren
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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.
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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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Eliza S. Henry
Philomel
Warren Shakespeare Club
E. S. Henry
E. D. Wetmore
Warren Art Club
Hutchens
Struther’s
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Warren Mail
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Charles
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D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
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