Home Matters and Local Notices in Warren 1900
Busy Warren items include bricklayers rushing Emergency Hospital second story completion by next Saturday night. Trinity Guild hosts an evening of songs and readings at F. H. Rockwell with no admission fee, silver collection taken. Council discusses Cedar street closure due to Wilburnie Oil Works property, with report due next meeting. Court results recap several cases, including verdicts and confessions. Warren Borough water fight with Water Company continues, court case argued, potential appeal to Supreme Court. Odd Fellows Memorial Day observed with parade, graves decorated, and services at First Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Guild
F. H. Rockwell
R. B. Briggs
Cedar Street
Wilburnie Oil Works
Struthers
Boro
Opp
Warren Lodge
Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Lot
Oakland
America
F.M. Knapp
Leon G. Ball
George C. Colvin
Second Street
M. E
J. C. McDonald
Jonathan
David
D. F. A. Wheelock
Dr. Curwen Retires From Warren State Hospital
Dr. John Curwen retires after about nineteen years as superintendent of Warren State Hospital for the Insane. He is succeeded by Dr. M. S. Guth, formerly first assistant in charge, with Trustees noting the wise choice. Curwen’s career spans Yale, Penn, Philadelphia and Harrisburg training, leadership roles, multiple medical societies, and roles in hospital commissions and the American Medical Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curwen
John Curwen
Warren State Hospital
M. S.guth
Harrisburg
Yale College
University of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Hospital For the Insane
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania State Lunatic Hospital
State Hospital For the Insane
North Warren
Medical Society
Dauphin County
Medical Society of
Warren County
State Medical Society
American Medical Society
Association of Medical Superintendents of Americas
British Medico Psychological Association
American Philosophical Society of Philadelphia
State Hospital For the
Danville
Warren
Pennsylvania
Local notices and social rounds from Warren area
Allen at 221 Liberty Street and Mrs Barnes visiting Erie marked a day of community notes. The column lists pensions, travel to Maine and Philadelphia, school arrivals, baptist and episcopal events, local visits, and updates on town commerce, housing, and police matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALLEN
Liberty Street
Kertcher
Ox-roast at Corydon and regional notices blend
State and vicinity items report Sineca Tent No 71 Ox-roast in Corydon on Aug 9, State Board of Examiners at Clarion State Normal this week, Kane to seek bids for a Masonic temple theater, bass and muscallenge fishing opens in Chautauqua lake, and more local updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sineca
Corydon
State Board of Examiners
Clarion State Normal
Kane
Chautauqua Lake
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Deafness Cure
By local applications they cannot reach the diseased ear portion. The only cure for deafness is constitutional remedies. Deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube mucous lining. One hundred dollars offered for catarrh deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for free circulars. F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. 75c Hall's Family Pills recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Bargains at June Millinery Clearance Sale
Bargains advertised for June Millinery Clearance offer hats priced from $1.25 to $7. Includes $2.98 for $6 hats and children's Leghorns from 85e. to $1.75. Located at Ladies' Cash Emporium 214 Hickory Street opposite Carver House, run by Mrs. S. F. Cable & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Street
Carver House
S. F. Cable & Co
Family Reunion of Akeley and Briggs at Frenchs Grove
About 300 people gathered in French's grove near Russell for the Akeley and Briggs families reunion. T. L. Putnam was reelected president, with R. B. Fox as vice president, Alice Moll as secretary, Thomas Akeley as treasurer, S. H. Briggs as Briggs chronologist, and Alice Akeley for the Akeley chronicle. They planned to meet again in the same grove on June 17, 1901. The item notes a health ad and a sports aside about cycling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French’s Grove
Russell
Akeley
Briggs
T.l.putnam
R. B. Fox
Alice Moll
Thomas Akeley
S. H. Briggs
Alice Akeley
Death of Mrs. Henrietta Sturges in Crawford County
Mrs. Henrietta Sturges of Sturtevant Crawford county died Friday June 15 at her brother A F Goodwill’s home after a series of strokes while aiding her ailing mother Phoebe Goodwell She leaves a husband a son one brother and two sisters Funeral services were in Centerville Congregational church and burial followed 1200 acres of land for sale near Byromtown Pa offered by Wa Wilson New Brighton Pa 12131 c Jewelry and printing services advertised with local business notices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Sturges
Sturtevant
Crawford County
A. F. Goodwill
Phoebe Goodwell
Centerville
Byromtown
Pittsburg and
Wa. W. Wilson
New Brighton
Fo_rey
Warren
Mary Foley
Timothy Foley
St. Joseph’s Church
Towler
Marienville
S. S. Towler
MAIL
England
Forest County
Sugar Grove Community Notes Highlight Local Events
Eugene Abbott led a team that escaped loss when its carriage broke free after a hitch and minor damage occurred. An Odd Fellows memorial service at the M E church drew a large crowd until a foot bridge collapse injured several, with one ankle sprain. Local residents, visitors from Lebenan and Pleasantville, receptions, and campus activities filled the week as Camp meetings and a high school vocal teaching position were noted along with the elocutionary department’s regular commencement event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Abbott
Odd Fellows
M. E
J. P. Barns
Stillwater
Boone
Chas. Haupin
Stillson
Lebenan
Ill
Miss Field
Pleasantville
Grace McDonald
Fred Jackson
Warren
R. J. White
Buffalo
Lockwood
J. G. McDonald
Seneff
J. Hill
Lavern Spencer
West Va
Levant Ricker
Youngsville
Etta Caswell
Wm. Jamieson
Concordia
Kan
Frank Stilson
Putnamville Social Notices and Local Gossip
Mrs. J Gander of Warren and Mrs. Jeanett King of Jackson Run visited here last week. H B Muntz returned from North Warren. A Putnam family home from Wattsburg. Miss Siegfried of Warren visited L F Deming. Mrs George Bailey of Russell visited Peterson family. Congregational Children’s Day at Lander. trips to Jamestown and Chautauqua Lake noted. Local games Lander nines beat Busti. next game at Lander. Census enumerator J H Miller canvassed. Rev H S Thomas preached at Watts Flats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
J. Gander
Warren
E. H. Knapp
Jeanett King
Jackson Run
H. B. Muntz
North Warren
A. Putnam
Wattsburg
Siegfried
H. P. Greenland
C. W. King
J. H. Miller
Lander
H. S. Thomas
Watts Flats
N. Y
Diphtheria Close Cuts Public Access. Local Projects Progress
June 19 details local health and civic updates. C E Nelson’s Church street house closed for diphtheria isolation. Tionesta Valley R R Co advances new frame for larger shops. Penna Gas Co. expands gas lines and metering. Mrs George Horton builds a barn on Main Street. Mary Wood to Buffalo hospital for tumor removal with Horton and Dr Gass. Will LeRoy to Olean N Y for Kramer wagon works job. Roy Barr visits parents. Howard Pinney vacationing in eastern New York. Louis Schweitzer and Kate Dolan reportedly to wed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Nelson
Church Street
Tionesta Valley R. R. Co
Penna Gas Co
George Horton
Main Street
Mary Wood
Buffalo
Gass
Will LeRoy
Olean
N. Y
Kramer Wagon Works
Roy Barr
Howard Pinney
New York
Louis Schweitzer
Kate Dolan
Summer Visitors and Local Moves in Steubenville Area
Jasper Austin from Steubenville visits his cousin Mrs. Joshua Thompson for the summer. Several residents travel or visit relatives including Mrs. Bertha Hale to Jamestown and Susan Mason to see her father Jerome Arnold. Emmet Clark moves his house from the creamery and W B Hale travels to Philadelphia.
Local notes reflect health, travel, and development in town
Mrs. Harriett Dutton nears 94 as she recovers, with Dr. Christie hosting his sister. Ed Scott of Kansas returns home with granddaughter Ellen Eastman. Corry street fair draws crowds as locals spot daily locomobiles. Pine Valley eyed for a $100,000 brick plant using shale rock with a Chicago firm planning imminent work. crops look good except hay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Dutton
Rhodes
Kenneth
Grove City
Christie
Corry Street
Ed Scott
Kansas
Ellen Eastman
O. C. Pain
Conneaut Lake
Frank Scholton
Pine Valley
Chicago
June News Briefs from the Spetz Hill Community
Grant Spetz, son of Frank, broke his leg near the knee last week and was taken to Kane hospital. An ice cream social was held at U B church last Thursday. A dime social is planned at Mrs Charles Franks home on Thursday June 21. Charles Malmberg moved his lab mill onto Spetz hill. Residents are attending the Corry street fair this week. An advertisement warns that neglecting backache or kidney trouble is risky. Foleys Kidney Cure is promoted for Brights disease diabetes and gravel.
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A. R. Taylor
Chautauqua
Warren Episcopal Church
C. A. Peterson
Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Albert F
B. G. Gregory
Second Ward
Brann
L. F. Lilley
Chauncey
Will
Birmingham
Alabama
Lilley
Warren National Bank
C. £. Hamm
Salyer & Randall’s
M. W. Jamieson
Struthers Iron Works
van Doorn
Jamieson
C. H. Noyes
Garfield
Warren
W. H. MacDonald
Philadelphia
Copeland
Kate
Medico-Chi Hospital
Pennsylvania University
John Dale Greaves
Edward D. Freeman
Haverford College
Watson
Butler
Dubois
Mt. Gretna
O. J. Gunning
Richland
Brown
F. E. Graham
Kane
Fleming Hotel
Graham
Penn Tanning Co
Sheffield
Perry
Grant Spetz
Kane Summit Hospital
Erie
St. Vincent’s Hospital
C. W. Stranahan
Pittsfield
Riverside
I. A. Whitney
Geo. S. Ayers
Wm. B. Acocks
Katherine Vincent Gridley
Lewis J. Buddy, Jr
Cleveland
Gridley
Charles V. Gridley
Buddy
Chautauquan
J. A. Wiley
N.G. P
James Israel
Pittsburg
Franklin
John
Susie
Kinzua
Lake Erie
Meadville
Bradford
St. Mary’s
Titusville
Oil City
Dunkirk
Grant
Frank Spetz
Kane Hospital
U.B
Charles Frank
Charles Malmberg
Spetz
Corry
Help Wanted and Miscellaneous for Sale at Mail Office
Typewriter blanks and deeds offered for sale at the mail office. Wanted dining room girls at Struthers Hotel in Warren Pennsylvania with pay of sixteen dollars per month.
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Struthers Hotel
Warren, Pa
Weddings and engagements span Warren and nearby towns
In Warren on June 14 1900 Henry P Hall wed Charlotte I Dennison before about 200 guests with bridesmaids and a flower bearer. The couple left for New York and Europe and will reside at 514 Fourth Street. Also the Johnson Metzgar wedding and several other nuptials across Titusville Warren Busti Sheffield and surrounding areas June 1900.
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Lohengrin
Coleman
Titusville
Hirst
Carl Gildersleeve
L. W. Dennison
J. P. Rogers
John G. Smith
Alice Beaty
Harriett Friday
Elizabeth Stone
Mabel Bemis
Charlotte Young
Hilda Wood
Keoka Salyer
Josephine Dawson
Tidioute
L. C. McKinney
G. P. Orr
New York
Europe
England
France
Germany
S. P. Hall
Fourth Street
J. H. Lyman
Randolph
Flora Parshall
Pleasantville
Cadwell
Jamestown
J. W. Lee
Pittsburg
Virginia Lee
Nellie Bell
Jessie McGowan
Mercer
Helen Walker
Butler
Anna Gildersleeve
Brookston
Gilbert S. Galbraith
Alice Wood
Lelia Shugart
Martha Jennings
Mary Dawson
W. R. Dawson
H. A. Couse
Cleveland
Loomis
Buffalo
Dunham
Corry
Johnson
J. W. Smith
Charles B. Johnson
Maude KE. Metzgar
Warren
York
Baltimore
Emerson—Galbraith
St. James Church
A. J. Nock
E. O. Emerson, Jr
Jessie May Galbraith
Wilcox — Miller
Busti
N. Y
Thomas Neal
Guy Wilcox
Maggie Miller
Lander
Saturland
Deaths and Obituaries from Warren Area Notices 1900
Died notices from Warren PA dated June 1900 detail Keller Foley Towler Payne Thayer Sager Walling and Larson obituaries. Entries note ages births origins including Alsace France, occupations as harness maker physician and business figures, church affiliations, and funeral timings across Warren Marienville Chandlers Valley Scandia. Nearby relatives and survivors listed in brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thayer
Chandliers Valley
Frank L. Thayer
Sager
Glade
Cobham Sager
Walling
Scandia
Elkop
Mary N
Oliver S. Welbee
Larson
Warren
Margaret S
Nelson P. Larson
Mid-Summer Goods at Hunter’s Cash Store On Sale
Hunter's Cash Store announces the last invoice of Mid-Summer goods with 15 to 20 percent below regular value. Stock includes wash goods, shirt waists, belts, and ladies underwear. Prices listed: 36-in Irish Muslins at 6c a yard, dainty lawns 6c, Lawns and Dimities 5c, White Goods 7c, plus new belts.
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Shaw’s
Liberty Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Home Matters
C. C. Bean
J. C
Lessig-Ullman
W. P. Nutting
J. A. Lynn
Pickett Hardware Co
Ada A. Barnes
Miss Sill’s
Apa Barnes
John Stone
George Craft
Cyrus Siegfried
Mathias Amann
E. M. Clap
Tiona
East Boothbay
Maine
THE
Baptist Sunday School
Irvine Grove
C. Smith
Brubaker
C. C. Thompson
Third Street
R. W. Stuart
Mc. Alpin
Hoffman Block
J. H. Mitchell
Eugene
Hartford
B. F. Morris
Smith
J. E. Sibble
Penn
J. W. Dunkle
E. W. Parshall
W. Waters
G. F. Yates
C. D. Crandall
Point Chautauqua
Charlie
George Priestley
Barnett
Butler County
Beaver County
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
J. M. Siegfried
Sanford
Magee & Eichenberg
Malil
F. Us
Carverouse
Sugar Grove
Ackley Station
Columbus
Dugall
Foley
Bright
Keller
Waren
Sextus Keller
First Lutheran Church
Alsace
Nesmith & Goodrich
Benj. Nesmith
Otro Nesmith
L. A
Eli
Jacob
Conewango
MAY Bank & CO
the Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
O. W. Beaty
G.B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
L. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
M. B Dunham
L. R. Freeman
C. Sigel
John F. Kertcher
Lady Smith
Morck & Kirberger
Rogers Block
Eberhart & Miller
Water Street
Arird
C. W. Arird
Ro Iron Metal Co
Frelight D. Oot
Oposite Freigepot
Fox Telephone
Hunter's Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Sterling and Eldridge
Citizens Nat'l Bank
MyRon WatTess
KE. T. Hazelting
Davio L. Gerould
A. Myers
E. T. Hazeltine
O. F. Hoffman
J. M. Sifried
W. Parshall
Jas
Parmles
D. L. Gerould
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