Local Notes From Kane Area Include Marriages and Deaths
Miss Elizabeth Cronin and Henry Farnsworth wed in Kane with ceremonies at the Catholic rectory. Several other marriages follow in Kane Warren and surrounding towns. Corry’s Elmer E. Bush dies after long illness. he previously ran the Columbus amusement park. Kane loses 7–6 to Sheffield in a baseball match at Sheffield. Community events include Oil Men’s association picnic at Conneaut Lake and Catholic Educational Association meeting in Pittsburgh. Multiple obituaries, weddings, and local appointments fill the page with family ties to Kane, Warren, and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Cronin
Kane
Henry Farnsworth
Warren
Father Curley
Corry
Elmer E. Bush
Columbus
Oil Men’s Association
Butler
Conneaut Lake
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Catholic Educational Association of the
Passenger Train Wreck in Pennsylvania Mechanics
A Pennsylvania passenger train No 42 leaving Warren at 9 05 am wrecked at Sheffield. No deaths or serious injuries. engine left rails and turned over near a creek. Engineer crawled out after being trapped. fireman jumped to safety. Express messenger unharmed. Mrs Rose E Kent of Jamestown died after long illness at 73 years 7 months 18 days. She was linked to Alba M Kent and son Morgan B Kent of New York City and helped found Jamestown Christian Science movement with Mary Baker Eddy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Winger
Grand Valley
Franklin
Olive J
Manila
Philippine Islands
Pearl
Gunning
Davis
Ora Jean Gunning
Franklin Street
Warren
Warren Institution
Edgar L. Corah
E. L. Corah
Thomas Conway
Pithole
Erie
Buffalo
Corah
Cornplanter
Charles McNett
Elmer Boyd
Clarendon
Ray Conway
William Conway
West Virginia
Central Avenue
Oakland
A. W. Richards
Kenneth
William
Warren County
Emma Arner
Tionesta
Blue Jay Hill
Forest County
Leroy B. Campbell
Hornell
N. Y
Brotzman
Waterford
New York City
Hudson River
Europe
England
France
Germany
Holland
Switzerland
Italy
Prof
Campbell
Robert Adams, Jr
Supt. Adams
Warren Public Schools
Sheffield
Gertrude Smith
Florence Dickinson
Helen
Grace Cochran
Odell
Centerville
F. H. Langworthy
Pennsylvania
Rose E. Kent
Alba M. Kent
Jamestown
Rose Hall
Chapin
Susan Hall
Old Hall
Busti Township
Chautauqua
Charles C. Wetmore
Chapin H
Susie
Charles D. Wetmore
Charles D
Kent
Massachusetts Metaphysical College of Christian Science
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Card of Thanks from Warren Emergency Hospital Board
The Board of Directors expresses deep gratitude to Mr. A. F. Kottcamp the captains and teams and the generous citizens who helped relieve the hospital of its debt. Thanks to the Hospital Auxiliary trustees Ladies Aid Society and First M. E. church for meals and space. The newspapers are thanked for space given and all who helped are appreciated. May Gwin H Eaton, President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Emergency Hospital
A. F. Kottcamp
Hospital
Trustees and Ladies Aid Society
First M. E. Church
Warren
May Gwin H. Eaton
Real Estate Transfers Recorded
Real estate transfer notices list multiple property transactions in Warren County. Transactions include Hamm trust to Hatton for 1250 dollars in Warren, Van Guilders to Elmer Van Guilder in Eldred for 400, Olson to Axel Hedlund in Brokenstraw for 1, Olson to Axel Hedlund in Brokenstraw for 1, Clark to Mack in Glade for 350, Peterson to Harner in Elk township for 1000, DeForest to Schofield et al. in Warren for 5, Brown to Kreitler in Cherry Grove for 1, Linde to Henderson in Sheffield for 1, Brown estate to Warren Savings Bank in Brokenstraw for 1275, Schofield to Conarro in Mead for 1, Schofield to Russell in Mead for 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Hamm
R. J. Hatton
Warren
Wm. van Guilder
Elmer van Guilder
Eldred
Oscar J. Olson
Axel Hedlund
Brokenstraw
Alexander Clark
Jacob Mack
Glade
J. Alfred Peterson
Karl J. Harner
Elk Township
Geo. A. W. DeForest
Joseph A. Schof
F. K. Russell
Mead
For Sale Draft Colt and Milking Heifer in Cornplanter
A dark iron gray draft colt, 3 years old and trained for work, and a milking heifer, both offered by M. G. Green of Cornplanter Pennsylvania. Contact May 39, 1941 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
LOC’ News
Strickland
Mosher
Warren G. Strickland
Maude E. Mosher
J. W. Smith
California
Rooters
Warrenite
Amelia Koch
Lawrence Peterson
T. R. Courtier
Kane Kandy
Tidioute
Julia Gertrude Dowler
New Castle
Charles Edward Fuelhart
Brice
Warren National
First National
Citizens National Banks
Warren County Medical Society
Christie, Bennett and Kibler
Crawford Counties
Zee Luce
Bertha Linder
Anna Fladry
Stoneham
Adolph Zollinger
Hinkley
Leaves Elk Tanning Company
Co. B. Sullivan
Elk Tanning Co
Sullivan
Central Refining Company
Lawrenceville
Ill
J. C. Keller
Chas. Miller
Brookston
Chautaqua Lake
William Darling
Chautauqua Lake
Beechwood
Ashville
Pittsfield
Victor Anderson
Ellen V
Edward A. Johnson
Person
Youngsville
Henry C. Kinnear
Kathryn E
John H. Fisher
Cleveland
Ohio
J. P. Burns
Frederick H. Gaige
Warren High School
Chicago
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Ray Green
Methodist Church
W. H. Hay
Keller-Blechner
Harry Keller
Mabel Blechner
Altoona
First Lutheran Church
C. W. Back
Sherman Offerle
Keller
Russell Street
State Hospital
North Warren
Hall
Todd Neptuls
Romaine A. Hall
George D. Todd
Flora Hall
Poplar Street
Water Street
Hammond Engineering Co
Hammond Engineering Company
F.J. Lyons
Warren National Bank
J. A. Schofield
W. M. Robertson
F. J. Lyons
Wm. B. Hammond
D. F. A. Wheelock
Hammond Iron Works
Lyons
Frank J. Lyons
Bertha Wheelock
St. Josephs R. C. Church
Jos W. Sieverding
McBerney
Carl M. Lyons
Meacham
Major
Houghnot
Gregory Reunion
Grace Marsh
Leah Marsh
Helen Gregory
Alice Gregory
Mary Gregory
Edgar Houghnot
Daniel Gregory
Grace Dennison
Roy Marsh
D. H. Gregory
E. A. Gregory
Russell
Clendenning-Bennett
W. A. Bennett
Mattie E. Bennett
Marvin Clendenning
P. N. Bennett
Pert N. Bennett
Elyria
Alice R. Allen
Bradford
Eugene Sprague
Ruth Cramer
Jefferson Street
Conewango
H. L
Greenland
Penn’n Ave
Warren, Pa
Saengerfefest
Atlantic City
Cape May
Pennsylvania Railroad
Benson
Bell
Carver
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