Warren and area notes from June and July items
A mixed Warren news page lists fishing season events and travels. Notable items include Miss Mildred Wettling spending the summer in Philadelphia. Capt J H Mitchell visiting Warren from Hartford. Miss Alice Grandin sailing for Europe. Roy S Witz returning from Philadelphia Dental College. plans for new houses by J Arndt Swanson and James H Berger. church notices on sacraments and Children’s Day. major trout catches near Duke Centre. Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge installing officers in Youngsville. D A V P R R picnic at Harrington’s Grove. Old Home Week slated for Chicora July 2 3 4. fruit crops and berries outlook. Claude Jones graduating from Pittsburg Dental College. Lusitania trip by Mr and Mrs W H Allen. local property changes on Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Wettling
Philadelphia
J. H. Mitchell
Hartford, Conn
Warren
Wm. Murphy
Russell
Vermilyea
Chrisman
Duke Centre
Lady Warren Rebekah Lodge
Lady Gray Lodge
Youngsville
A. M. Bacon
Claude Jones
A. W. Jones
North Warren
Pittsburg Dental College
W. H. Allen
New York
Lusitania
Conewango Avenue
O. C. Allen
Convention in Chicago Opens with Republican Nominating Plans
The 14th Republican National Convention opens in Chicago with Harry S New presiding as temporary chairman and 12 000 attendees including 2090 delegates. Senator Burrows is slated to deliver the keynote, with Lodge expected as permanent chair and ballot timing anticipated late Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry S. New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Burrows
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Frederick Upman
New
Elmer Dover
Julius C. Burrows
United States
Michigan
Millinery Stock Sold At Cost By Mrs Burgess In Pennsylvania
Owing to ill health I am closing out my entire stock of millinery at cost. Mrs. O Burgess announces the sale, located in Tidioute Pennsylvania, date June 18 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Burgess
Tidioute
Lost pocketbook between Starbrick and Catholic church
A big pocketbook with letters, a string of green beads, two of three handkerchiefs, two rosaries, and 31 dollars is lost between Starbrick and the Catholic church. Reward for return to Zer bey and Hall in Starbrick. Date 6 18 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbrick
Catholic Church
Zerbey & Hall
Aged Pleasantville Resident G W Spangler Dies at Home
G W Spangler an elderly citizen of Pleasantville died Monday at his home after long illness. He was born July 5 1824 in Centre County and was about 84. He is survived by a wife and eleven children scattered across Shamburg Richburg Tidioute Pleasantville Goodwill Hill Cambridge Springs Titusville Warren and at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Spangler
Pleasantville
Center County
Mr. Spangler
Robert Watson
Shamburg
J. W. Birteil
Richburg
G. N. B. Spangler
Tidioute
Marion Spangler
Paperchurch of Paris withstands weathering
A Paris church is built with paper treated to resist rain and wind, preserving its structure despite exposure to weather. The project showcases innovative use of materials aimed at durability in a religious landmark context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Lavery Wins Paving Contract For Town Streets
At a Town Council meeting last Monday W. R. Lavery of Warren received the contract to pave Second street between Liberty and Market and Third street between Liberty and Market with asphalt block, and Liberty street between Fourth and Fifth with Kushequa paving block. He must start within fifteen days and complete the work within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Lavery
Warren
Second Street
Liberty and
Market
Market Street
Third Street
Liberty Street
Fourth
Lavery
Death of Blind Tom
New York reports the death of Blind Tom, famed pianist Thomas Wiggins, who lived in retirement in Hoboken New Jersey. Born a slave near Columbus Georgia in 1850 he became a renowned musician after early demonstrations of perfect pitch and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Blind Tom
Hoboken
N. J
Thomas Wiggins
Columbus
Tom
United States
Europe
Mole Superstitions and Wealth Predictions
Traditional beliefs link moles to fortune health and social outcomes. A chin or underarm mole signals wealth, a knee mole hints at marrying into wealth, a neck mole promises wealth, and temple placements foretell associations with powerful people or distress. A mole on the throat is said to denote health and wealth.
Quote on pride and perseverance in play
A terse maxim states that every man should pursue his own way yet not stop playing when goals aren’t met. It emphasizes steadfast effort over frustration in competition and life.
Vows Charged by Motives Across Marriages
Amed peoples wed amid varied motives including love and curiosity while many unions are driven by gold and resistance. Observers note some couples marry from animosity yet others pursue affection or fortune despite social pressures.
Former Warren Man Killed by Live Wires on Trolley Line
Charles A. Siggins, formerly of Warren and late of Independence Kansas, was killed Thursday evening by live wires on the trolley line between Independence and Coffeyville. He leaves a wife and three children in Independence, four brothers in Independence and Warren, and four sisters in Warren. He had been in Independence in charge of the Union Traction Company car barns. The body will be brought to Warren for interment, arriving Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Siggins
Warren
Independence
Kansas
Coffeyville
Benjamin
L. A
William
D. H. Siggins
Worth Jacquins
J. F. Rounce
Charles Lincoln
William Hatch
Estate Settlement Delays Reflect Cautious Bequest
In a probate note the article highlights extended delays in finalizing estates as executors and heirs navigate legal steps. It notes common holding patterns, court filings, and the patience needed during the settlement process.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Alice Grandin
Roy S. Witz
Philadelphia Dental College
Will Behren
Germany
H. K. Casler
Pennsylvania Gas Co
Little Falls
N. Y
J. D. Woodard
Bemus Point
T. D. Collins & Co
Porkie Gas Co
Miss Pearl Saunders
England
Franklin
Oil City
Henry Mead
Gladerun
Williamsport
Keystone Glue Co
J. Arndt Swanson
Fifth Street
Hazel
Poplar
James H. Berger
Fourth and Poplar Streets
James Alexander
Scotland
First Presbyterian Church of
Mr. and
Harrington’s Grove
Conewango
Warren Cornet Band
Dunkirk
Chicora
Butler County
Millerstown
Charles Barnhart
Poplar Street
Jerry Lyons
Secu Taft
Cummins
Dolliver
Fairbanks
Titusville
Olean
Bradford
John Olson
Wetmore
North Warren State Hospital
Burgess Beshlin
Frank Black
the Mirror
California
National Supply Co
Stuart
S. W. Waters
S. R. Mason
Mercer
State Hospital At
Roy Kitchen
U. S. Navy
Pacific
Jamestown
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Sheffield
J. Brown Martin
Baldwin, Kansas
George F. Yates
Martin
Helen Yates
Tannhauser
P. J. Muldoon
F. L. Matteson
A. E. Ricksecker
Wilkinsburg
Frantz
O. W. Ensworth
D. A. Arird
E. KE. Allen
J. M. Sonne
W. H. Gilmore
J. C. Russell
E. E. Allen
W. F. Bennett
W. F. Messner
J. A. Sc
D. W. Ensworth
J. W. Elliott
J. A. Schofield
Dr. L. EB. Chapman
William H. Taft
Ohio
Marr
Penna. Ave. W
Walter A. Wood
Walter A.wood
T. O. Slater & CO
Warren, PA
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