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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement proclaims National Bank is managed by banking experienced men and offers deposits from $1.00 up with four percent interest compounded semi annually. It emphasizes confidential, inclusive service for all classes, young and old, rich and poor.
Harrisburg June 11 Governor announced appointment Joseph Walkerman of Warren as Associate Judge for Warren County replacing the deceased A T Hackney.
Miss Anna M Drumm formerly of Bradford and C T Sandgrin once captain of Hose 2 Bradford fire department were married May 10 at the bride’s mother's home in Ellicottville New York. They will reside in Russell Pennsylvania and are well known in Bradford with many friends.
The paper lists public documents from Senator Penrose on farming gardening and fruit culture. Reports from Huntingdon Reformatory and Pennsylvania State College cover shelter tent experiments orchard fertilization fire waste and annual state college reports.
Executors of the late Lydia A Brooks offer six hundred acres in Spring Creek Warren County on the State road. One hundred acres are cultivated with buildings valued at $4000. For particulars address D N Kerr 69 N Perry St Titusville Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad Erie Division train No 40 arriving from Erie at 2 20 p m waits at Corry 10 minutes for B A W train No 61 leaving Oil City at 1 11 p m arriving at Corry 2 31 p m establishing a good connection from Oil City Titusville and Spartansburg for points between Corry and Kane.
Harrisburg June 16 The Republican State Convention names for Auditor General Sisson of Erie and Treasurer Stober of Lancaster by acclamation. Supreme Court Justice nominee Von Moschzisker wins 307 to 47 over Rice. Convention unified with Crow presiding. no contests and praise for Penrose and leaders.
Advertisements tout Ayer's Hair Vigor with an improved formula claiming to halt falling hair and dandruff. The copy highlights a new bottle and contents from J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass as the best hair preparation on the market.
The D A R Tidioute Chapter held a June 15 1909 gathering hosted by Mesdames Lydia Marsh and Harriet Lane of Russell. Over fifty members attended by trolley motor or carriage enjoyed a five course luncheon, a business session and ritual program. Guests included Mrs H M Putnam from Warren and Miss Emma Dakin from Buffalo Chapter. The chapter adjourned at 5 PM to reconvene in October.
The new school board held its first meeting last Monday evening. President Frantz announced committee appointments for 1909-1910. Elizabeth Roane of Warren was chosen as a teacher at 350 a month, while Miss Gilda Dennison resigned. Bills were ordered paid and the supplies committee authorized to order necessary supplies.
W W Eldridge from Washington addressed Group Seven of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association in Kane for the 14th annual convention. The meeting drew bankers from across the state and concluded with officer elections as D L Gerould of Warren became chairman, J J Farnicorn of Meadville secretary and treasurer succeeding I M Lewis of Conneaut Lake.
Mrs. F S Artzner died Sunday at Emergency Hospital from nervous prostration. Born in Mannheim Germany in 1847 she came to the United States in 1874 and made Warren her home. She leaves three stepchildren two sisters in Germany and a nephew in Philadelphia. Funeral was Tuesday at 3 from First Lutheran Church with interment in Oakland.
J N Weir died Saturday at his home in Tiona after a two day bout with diphtheria. He was nearly 70, a Warren county resident since the Garfield era, born in Canada, and spent most of his life in the oil business.
Mrs Margaret Hope aged 84 died Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs J Marshall on the South Side. Death attributed to infirmities of old age. Funeral held Wednesday at 9 am from St Josephs church with interment in St Josephs cemetery.
Marion Barnes ten month old daughter of Mr and Mrs O J Barnes died Monday at Emergency Hospital from pneumonia. Funeral held Wednesday at 3 pm with Rev J W Smith officiating. Interment in Oakland.
Mr and Mrs E D Wetmore departed last Friday for Seattle Washington to attend the Exposition and tour points along the Pacific coast.
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