Subpoena in Divorce Case Warren County 1909
Subpoena in the divorce action Ida A. Shaver Libellant v C E Shaver Respondent issued by Warren County Common Pleas No 29 March term 1909 requires the Respondent to appear July 5 1909 at Warren court house to answer the libellant’s complaint for divorce. Sheriff B G Gregory signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Ida A. Shaver
Libellant
C. E. Shaver
Borough of
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
B. G. Gregory
Odd Fellows to Decorate Graves at Oakland Cemetery
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows will decorate the graves of deceased members at Oakland cemetery next Sunday, according to their usual custom. The members will attend the First M. E. church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Oakland Cemetery
M. E
Administrators Notice for John G Grindlay Estate
Estate of John G Grindlay of Warren borough Warren County Pennsylvania granted to W F Grindlay. creditors must pay now and those with claims must present them for settlement at Warren Pa June 4 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Grindlay
Borough of
Warren
Warren Co
Penn’a
W. F. Grindlay
Warren, Pa
Warren County News in Brief Highlights Local Life
Home matters include Tiona oil at 1.68 and residents like John Moll of Russell passing after a short illness. Burglars entered Gus Bauer’s Oak street home. no valuables taken. Danes bound for Copenhagen for music study. A small fire at A J Smith’s Liberty street store was contained with chemicals. Warren high school alumnus Fred L Homer joins Pittsburgh schools as assistant professor. State highway money apportioned. Warren County receives 11 054 54. Several local figures attend state Republican convention. Odd Fellows and Patriarchs Militant hold activities. Community services note Children’s Day observances and upcoming fairs listed for western Pennsylvania towns. Court actions include Bert Gray’s sentencing and a civil verdict for T J Foley vs J D Woodard. Local marriages noted, plus business efforts to sell Caterson’s stock. School board removal petition debated in Freehold township with election set for June 21.
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Charles H. Lind
Denmark
Lind
Royal Conservatory
Copenhagen
A. J. Smith
Liberty Street
Paul B. Stewart
Medical Department
University of Buffalo
W. H. Kirwin
Warren
Warren County
Joseph A. Schofield
Ralph Cousins
A. G. Eldred
C. W. Parshall
Ed. R. Allen
Harrisburg
Warren Canton
Jamestown
Chautauqua
Dunkirk
Presbyterian
First M. E
Business Men’s Association
Caterson Publishing Co
Today’s Magazine
Bert Gray
Deerfield Township
Huntingdon Reformatory
Ralph Hart
Charles Hart
Leonhart
Tanner Hill
Edna Coverdale
Coffeyville
Kansas
University of Kansas boosts good roads tests for limestone macadam
The University of Kansas engineering department will provide road material testing for Kansas counties and cities. A bulletin will publish standard tests on 200 limestone samples from the eastern half of the state. Professor W. C. Hoad leads work begun by students in 1905 to identify limestones best for durable macadam roads using tough ness and cementing properties tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
State of
Kansas
Lawrence
W. C. Hoad
Edward Moyes
D. C. McConaughy
France
Hoad
United States
University
Ohio
Iowa Agricultural College
Kansas City Star
Is the Grange living up to its founders ideals
Mortimer Whitehead reflects on the National Grange’s high ideals and their realization in rural life. He cites unity among tillers of the soil, cooperative buying and selling, and education, noting the movement’s growth toward equality for women and reforms in law and politics. He predicts further strides if members stay true to selfless aims.
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Grange
The
Sons and Daughters
American Republic
Mortimer Whitehead
National Grange
Fire damages Lesser meat market on Fifth street bridge
Fire partially destroys the meat market of D E Lesser at the Fifth street bridge early Monday. Loss about 3600 with some insurance. Building owned by H D Wade. Incendiary in origin suspected. Invitations issued for May Ball and DeForest wedding on June 24 at First Presbyterian church. Reception at Market street residence. Jerry Crary donates 10000 to First Methodist church of Warren to fund a new Sunday School building and 600 for land to connect to parsonage.
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D. E. Lesser
Fifth Street
H. D. Wade
David I. Ball
Miss May
William Charles DeForest
First Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Jerry Crary
First Methodist Church
Warren
State Armory Board
Fourth Street
Foster and Lessler are Wed in Warren
Married at Warren on June 9 1909 the ceremony conducted by Reverend A C Drummond joined Mr Boyd Foster and Miss Minnie Lessler in wedlock.
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Foster—Lessler
Warren
A. C. Drummond
Boyd Foster
Minnie Lessler
Births Reported in Warren and Gladerun
At Warren on June 7 1909 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Alfred Carlson Mrs Carlson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Dentler. At Gladerun on June 11 1909 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Swanson.
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Carlson
Warren
Alfred Carlson
John M. Dentler
Swanson
Gladerun
Frank Swanson
Notable Exchange Between Patient and Doctor
A Philadelphia Inquirer quote presents a patient politely hoping to stay on a regular round. The doctor responds that he has another patient nearby and can kill two birds with one stone.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Grange Banks Spread Across Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Grange members have established about twenty banks and one trust company in three years. With over 1 million in capital and roughly 5 million in resources, more than 3,000 shareholders participate. Each institution is independently audited and examined by state, federal, and private auditors, with no liability to the State Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Master Hill
Woman State Inspector Dora Elis Visits Ohio Workshops
Miss Dora Elis, pomona of the Ohio state grange, serves as a woman visitor and inspector of workshops and factories. She spent winter in Columbus, worked six weeks in Cincinnati, then moved to Columbus for the third week in April, with further visits to Marion and Delaware in her official capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Elis
Pomona
Ohio State Grange
Columbus
Cincinnati
Marion
Delaware
Fire and Tornado Insurance Cuts for Grange Farmers
The Kansas Patrons Fire and Tornado association halves insurance costs for grange farmers, carrying 8,280,000 in risk on just over 4,000 policies. 1908 rate per 1000 dollars was 2.17. President and treasurer both earn 50. A Ohio state grange agent reports 16,000 spent on binder twine by members last year.
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Kansas Patrons’ Fire and Tornado Association
Ohio State Grange
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Tyrgeanes
Orelphia
Oil City
Olean
Ball
Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank Building
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Pennsylvania Avenue
Bell Phone
West
Citizens National Bank
H. B. Hyde
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Sail Publishing Company
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
John Moll
Russell
W. J. Phillips
State College
Ernest
Gus Bauer
Oak Street
Leon A. Kehr
Prescott, Arizona
Titusville
A. B. Kehr
Rice
Siggins
T. J. Foley
J. D. Woodard
Butler
Clarion
Crawford
Conneaut Lake
Mercer
Stoneboro
Dayton, Armstrong Co
Corry
Indiana
Brookville
D. I. Ball
Freehold Township
Lottsville
Kansas University
the Grange
Clothiers
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Warren Savings Bank
Grange Banks
First National Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
U. S
U.S. Bonds
C. W. Jamieson
Cc. T. Conarro
National Banks
F. K. Russell
K. H. Winger
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