30 Jun 1904
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
1
Local items include wanderings of residents, travel to Chicago Cambridge Springs and Denver, church install, anniversaries and outings. News mentions schools, memorial day observances, oil works, a fire department carnival plan, and a Chautauqua Lake note with depth details.
The State Board of Health calls on all Mayors and Burgesses to enforce fireworks laws. It cites 800 children killed or dying from fireworks and over 4000 total injuries and warns parents to stop toy pistols and dangerous devices. The Legislature makes it a misdemeanor to manufacture sell or expose such weapons with fines up to 500 or a year in jail.
Rev H W BeebER pastor of the New London Presbyterian Church married Miss Kathryne Glaser of Reading on June 1. The groom previously taught in Warren public schools. An election to fill a vacancy in Co I 16th regiment will be held July 1 at the Warren Armory due to S Lt Campbell resigning for a lumber job in West Virginia.
A sequence of wedding notices from Warren and nearby towns lists brides and grooms such as George W. Lott and Jeanie F. McCalmont. George H. Miller and Alice T. Rogers. John H. Hassinger and Eva M. Traxler. Edwin Clemons and Mary Stanton Clemons. George A. Conroe and Ethel Parker. Clarence C. Jury and Ollie Feeney. Louis Eugene Glasser and Jennie H. Lutz. Carl F. Martin and Jessie Moore. Jewett C. Bloomquist and Florence Luella Russell. Christ Emil Hansen and Esther Moren. Otis Lawrence Brustrom and Cynthia Louise Cheney. John A. Marcus and Eva M. Aley. John Perre and Catherine Varcasia.
Warren resident Dr. Frank W. Whitcomb aged about 42 drowned in Conewango Creek last night while riding with Mrs Wood toward Pine Grove township near Russell. He leaves a mother sister wife and daughter and his funeral date will be announced. George Hinton funeral held in North Warren after his body was found in Conewango Creek near June 23.
Friday, June 24, 1904, Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Buerkle welcomed a son. The birth was noted in local society circles with emphasis on the family.
A list of recent property transfers shows multiple buyers purchasing in towns like Clarendon Sugar Grove Glade and Elk with prices ranging from 1 to 2500 dollars. Notable entries include Melissa Temple to K G Elmer Nelson 2500 dollars and Henry Roth with a school district transfer for 800 dollars.
A newly printed batch of quitclaim deeds is offered for sale at the mail office. The notice provides details on purchase and usage with emphasis on available stock and ordering.
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