Warren National Bank balance sheet excerpt from 1909
The document presents a bank balance sheet for Warren National Bank with assets including loans and discounts, bonds and securities, reserves, and deposits. It shows figures for U S bonds, premiums on bonds, banking house, due from other banks, reserve accounts, notes outstanding, and profits. The cashier E F H Lampe certifies the statement sworn February 9 1909 before Notary Guy C Swanson with attestations.
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U.S
Banking House
Furnitr
Hibekaaapadaeebetitdeen Vesctasiens
Poca Ses Csissases Asdssass LY
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Trolley Cars Collision Injures Motorman in Warren
Motor man Christ Hansen of the North Warren division lost his left leg between the ankle and knee and was injured in a head on crash between the Warren Jamestown and North Warren street cars. He was rushed to Emergency hospital for treatment. he is expected to recover. Both cars were running off schedule on a downhill grade between Conewango and Warren Refining plants.
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Christ Hansen
North Warren
Warren Street
Warren
Jamestown
Conewango and
Warren Refining
Hansen
Local News Briefs From Warren Area
Miss Maude Kelley resigns as Warren school teacher due to ill health and returns home to Chandlers Valley. Naturalization court convened in two sessions with Judges Rice and Siggins. ten new citizens were approved. A Stanton Hill barn fire started by a lantern caused by oil ignition. most contents lost, insured for 300. Charles Herrick, 38, woodman at W. Stanford mill near Hemlock, died after being crushed by a falling tree while working. survived by wife and five children.
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Maude Kelley
Warren School
Chandlers ‘Valley
Naturalization Court
Rice
Siggins
Leslie Stanton
Stanton Hill
Stanton
Charles Herrick
W. Stanford
Hemlock
Herrick
Mrs H K Miller Dies After Short Illness at Home
Mrs H K Miller died at 5 percent South Street in Warren on Wednesday morning after a two day illness. Born July 21, 1831 in Fulton New York she married Henry K Miller August 14 1855 and moved to Warren in 1877. Survived by husband and nine children including Fred E John H Chas E James S and two daughters Mrs J F Little and Mrs H G Buerkle of Warren Albert E of Los Angeles Wm W of Bakersfield California Samuel G of Carthagena S A.
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H. K. Miller
South Street
Fulton
N. Y
Henry K. Miller
Warren
Fred E
John H
Chas. E
Jas. S
J. F. Little
H. G. Buerkle
Albert E
Los Angeles
Wm. W
Bakersfield
Cal
Samuel G
Carthagena
S. A
Mrs Josephine Anderson dies. funeral held at home
Mrs Josephine Anderson died February 24 at her home 1915 Pennsylvania Avenue East. Survived by husband S. J. Anderson and eight children. Funeral was Saturday at 2 p.m. from the house with Rev. Jacobson officiating. Interment in Oakland cemetery.
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Josephine Anderson
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
S. J. Anderson
Jacobson
Oakland Cemetery
Court of Quarter Sessions Opens at Courthouse
Regular term of Court of Quarter Sessions opened Monday with a short docket. W B Hale of Akeley elected grand jury foreman as the court heard constable returns and granted guardianship for Solon English’s minor children. Two Kinzua appointments made. gambling cases plea guilty with costs. bond posted for peace. view ers appointed to estimate costs for Rouse Hospital improvements including a barn electric lighting and new water works.
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Court House
W.B. Hale
Akeley
Solon English
Kinzua
Blackman
George English
J. L. Maitland
C. E. Spetz
T. B. Kelly
W. H. Smead
Lewis Sanford
Rouse Hospital
EK. A. Phillips
W. P. McClure
C. EK. Ruland
Bear Lake Man Found in Stream Dead in accidental drowning
Harvey Tillotson, about 50, of Bear Lake, was found in Hare Creek near the railroad bridge after disappearing Thursday. A coroner's jury ruled accidental drowning, with evidence suggesting possible foul play or a train strike but no definite cause. He was married. sister Mrs. Jackson and cousins reside locally.
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Bear Lake
Corrry
Hare Creek
Harvey Tillotson
Shields
Tillotson
Jackson
Alfred Spencer Death in Chandlers Valley
Alfred Spencer a venerable resident of Chandlers Valley died Sunday morning just before 3 oclock at age 70 years 11 months and 14 days. The funeral is set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 oclock in the local church.
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Chandlers Valley
Alfred Spencer
Mrs Mudge of West Spring Creek Dies at 73
Mrs Luther Mudge of West Spring Creek died at her home last Thursday evening February 25 1909 from pneumonia at age 73. She leaves a husband and four children two sons and two daughters.
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West Spring Creek
Dr J Norman Davies dies at 38 in Warren Pa
Dr J Norman Davies born March 4 1870 Erie Pa died February 25 1909 Warren Pa after medical practice in Topeka Kansas and Warren. Survived by wife Alice Maude Brennan two children Allen and Elaine a brother George A Davies M D and sister Minnie M. Services held at J T Brennan residence officiated by Rev J W Smith. buried Oakland cemetery.
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J. Norman Davies
Erie
Warren
J. M. Davies
Eliza Allen Davies
Hahneman Medical College
Chicago
Topeka
Kas
Alice Maude Brennan
Tionesta
Allen
Elaine
George A. Davies
Minnie M
Philadelphia
J. T. Brennan
East Street
J. W. Smith
Oakland Cemetery
Mrs Eva Johnson Rites Held After Chandlers Valley Death
Mrs Eva Johnson died at her Chandlers Valley home Sunday at 1 pm aged 90 years 10 months 6 days Born in Sweden she lived in Chandlers Valley except for a year in Jamestown where her husband died Survived by four daughters Minnie Holm Wm Hjorth Olaf Lindblad J G Townsend and two sons John Gust Funeral from Mrs Holin’s Chandlers Valley home Tuesday at 3 pm.
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Eva Johnson
Chandlers Valley
Milton McMichael Dies of Pneumonia in Denver
Milton McMichael died of pneumonia in a Denver hospital on February 6, 1909. He left five daughters, two sons, four brothers, and four sisters. Surviving children include Mame Hazel and Claude in New Castle Pennsylvania Clyde of Mayburg and Mrs. Cora Brewster of Tylersburg and Mrs. Olive Stitzinger of New Castle and Pearl of Buffalo. Brothers and sisters include Alonzo of North Platte Nebraska B F of Warren Pennsylvania EK H of Newmansville CW of Cherry Grove and Mrs. Mary Paup of Lickingville Mrs. Margaret Lewis of Newmansville Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Oklahoma and Mrs. Laura Brewster of Wolf's Corner.
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Milton McMichael
Denver
Colorado
Mame
Hazel
Claude McMichael
New Castle
Clyde
Mayburg
Cora Brew*ster
Tylersburg
Olive Stitzinger
Pearl
Buffalo
Alonzo
North Platte
Neb
B. F
Warren, Pa
EK. H
Newmansville
C.W
Cherry Grove
Mary Paup
Lickingville
Margaret Lewis
Sarah Lewis
Oklahoma
Laura Brewster
Wolf's Cor
Obituary: Charles Slater Dies at 89 in Warren Home
Charles Slater died Monday morning at his daughter Mrs. D. J. Harner's home in Warren from la grippe and old age. He was 89 years eight months and survived by three daughters and one son: Mrs. J. O. Beers of Erie, Mrs. Marion Spangler of Pleasantville, Mrs. D. J. Harner of Warren, and B. F. Slater of Porto Rico. Funeral services are Thursday at 1 p.m. at Mrs. Harner's home with interment in Irvine.
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Charles Slater
D. J. Harner
Conewango Avenue
la Grippe
J. O. Beers
Erie
Marion Spangler
Pleasantville
Warren
B. F. Slater
Porto Rico
Mrs Anna Catherine Ahlquist Dies In Pittsfield
Mrs Anna Catherine Ahlquist died in Pittsfield Warren county on Feb 25 at age 75 She was buried in Youngsville Pa Rev Oscar Nelson of Titusville officiated She is survived by son John T Ahlquist of Pittsfield and daughters Mrs Edward Swanson of Titusville and Mrs Hulda Wennerstrom of Chicago She belonged to the Swedish Lutheran church and suffered a stroke in later years leaving her an invalid.
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Anna Catherine Ahlquist
Pittsfield
Warren County
Youngsville
Oscar Nelson
Titusvile
John T. Ahlquist
Pittsfiel
Edward Swanson
Titusville
Hulda Wennerstrom
Chicago
Ahlquist
Swedish Lutheran Church
New Miller Takes Over Pine Grove Mills in Russell
Ray S. Thompson has rented the Pine Grove mills from F. E. Thompson in Russell and took possession March 1. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Thompson and among Russell’s popular young men. Friends wish him success in the new work.
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Russell
Ray S. Thompson
Pine Grove
F. E. Thompson
S. A. Thompson
Mrs Wilder Dies. Funeral Held At Star Brick
Mrs. George Wilder died Monday morning at 8 o'clock at her daughter Mrs. John Harris home in Star Brick. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday at 2 o'clock with interment in Scott Cemetery.
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George Wilder
John Harris
Star Brick
Scott Cemetery
Notice to Jurors for March 8 1909 Court
Sheriff B G Gregory informs jurors summoned for Monday March 8 1909 that no trials by jury will take place and their services are not needed.
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B. G. Gregory
Daughters of American Revolution Hold Tidioute Meeting
The Tidioute Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its regular February meeting with Warren members as guests. A four course luncheon for 65 preceded the program featuring Washington and Lincoln quotes, a history paper on Israel Putnam and Robert Morris, and reports on Continental Congress delegates.
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Tidioute
Daughters of the American Revolution
Warren
Turner
America
H. H. Cumings
Rome
N. Y
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Mary O. King
George
Olive Watson
Isreal Putnam
Robert Morris
Brownell
Continental Congress
Washington
Regent’s
J. R. Smith
F. C. Eaton
Orion Siggins
Clawson
Cowan
Weile
Shaw
Sharp
Obituary for J. W. Porter of Kinzua
J W Porter died February 24 at his Kinzua home after a brief pneumonia illness. He leaves a wife and seven children: Mrs J L Beyers Ingram Wis, Mrs J Middleton Meadville, Mrs G H Gran and Mrs W P Kirkpatrick North Clarendon, G A Porter West Hickory, Ray J Porter Everett Wash, Harold W Porter Ingram Wis. Funeral was held Sunday at 2 PM from the M E church in Kinzua and burial followed in the local cemetery.
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J. W. Porter
Kinzua
J. L Beyers
Ingram
Wis
J. Middleton
Meadville
G. H. Gran
W. P. Kirkpatrick
North Clarendon
G. A. Porter
West Hickory
Ray J. Porter
Everett
Washington
Harold W. Porter
M. E
Mrs L C Manley Dies at Bear Lake in 69th Year
Mrs L C Manley of Bear Lake died at 3 this morning at her sister Mrs J S Barker’s Irving street home in her 69th year after a month long illness. She is survived by sister Mrs Baker and brother H G Robinson of Erie. Corry Leader Feb 25.
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JL. C. Manley
Bear Lake
J. S. Barker
Irving Street
Smith and Owens Wedding in Russell
Married at Russell on February 27 1909 Reverend H H Clare officiated Herbert Smith of North Warren and Miss Mary Owens of Russell with plans to reside in North Warren.
Twin births greet Warren families in early March
Two local couples celebrate new sons born in Warren. Mr and Mrs Clare Winerster of East Fifth Street welcomed a son on February 21, 1909. Mr and Mrs Harry Eggleston of West Fifth Street followed with a son on March 1, 1909.
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Eggleston
Warren
Harry Eggleston
West Fifth Street
Want TED Single Man for Dairy Farm
Want TED single man for dairy farm. Good wages and steady work for a competent man. Roy Heermans, 2 11 41 Warren Pa.
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Roy Heermans
Warren, Pa
Royal Talk Over Sauerkraut and Wurzburger Sparks Debate
A vivid line imagines a secret royal exchange between Edward and William about sauerkraut and Wurzburger beer. The quip hints at informal, domestic easing that contrasts with royal duty and public life.
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Edward
William
Edinboro Offers Top Benefits for Teachers
Edinboro presents superior advantages for educators and invites requests for the catalogue. Spring term begins March 30. Joan F. Bicier is principal.
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Edinboro
Joan F. Bicier
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Warren National Bank
Wiren
Pennsylvania
Resources
Ralph B. Briggs
D.‘V. Bearry
Chas, Chase
Home Matters
Mirs
Court News
Luther Mudge
Mrs
Ners
Irvine
Daughters of American Revolution
L. C. Manley
Green
Blair
Pictoral Review Magazine
Royal Worcester
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
T. O. Slater & CO
Universal
Penn’a Ave
Cal Laboratory
W. H. May
Pearl Street
New York City
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