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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1914

Page

5

Marriage Licenses in Warren County Area

A list of marriage licenses issued from Jan 29 to Feb 24 including partners from Warren Pa Youngsville Ludlow Jamestown Clymer Buffalo Ballys, with couples from New York Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio counties. Names include Ander son Hamblin Messersmith Lord Sundquist Bouton Evan Anderson Cochener Wirth Wood Dietsch Schol ter.

Carl FE. Anderson Emily Sagerdahl Youngsville Oscar A. Anderson Johanna S. Burgerson Ludlow Paul J. Hamblin Etta M. Messersmith Brokenstraw Carl V. Andera Mae S. Thompson Buffalo N. Y Albert C. Warar Margaret S. Silvis Warren Willard Couse Weldhank Dora M. Rowley Christian F. Borne Warren, Pa Mellissa I. van Tassell Sheffield Herbert R. Lord Jamestown Ruby F. Carnahan Bemus Point James V. McCalmont Oil City Hattie E. Meekly Kane Floyd IF. Meadon Grand Valley Clara G. Morrison Tidioute Arthur J. Hamblin Kathryn M. Thompson Irvine Jas. A. Anderson Agnes E. Anderson Walter A. Sundquist Augusta F. Linderman Gowanda Earl L. Bates Laurel I. Bouton Andru Evan Chicago Ill Merie Sakala Geo. E. Anderson Frewsburg Leona A. Cochener Emil Askey Sophie Swanson Louis F. Wirth Marjorie M. Bumpus Frederick M. Wood Mansfield, O Helen M. McLain Leon A. Dietsch Edna L. Niver Arthur Scholter Clymer Mary C. Cooper Bear Lake

Independent Refiners Meet in Warren and Local News

Independent refiners from across the country gathered Tuesday at the Conenango Club to discuss refining industry matters. Other items note a major water main break affecting the South Side, school board actions in Warren including hiring a new English teacher, bids for Fourth Ward building lighting, and a bond for the tax collector.

Warren Conenango Club J. M. McCardle L. Cuddy C. D. Chamberlin L. Carruth Cleveland W. Eas Gates Butler William Muir FE. F. Murray Titusville W. E. Wall Reguar Warren Public Adams Miss Johnson O. A. Pressell Fourth Ward Warren Electric Light Company C. W. Beckley Boy Scouts Committee On Schools

Farmers Reimbursements For Dog Killings Of Sheep

The County Commissioners issued two orders to reimburse farmers for dog caused damages to sheep. One to Charles Denning of Sugar Grove Township for $5 and another to Willis Jacob of Sugar Grove Township for $13.

Charles Denning Sugar Grove Township Willis Jacob

Examinations Scheduled in Warren August 6–7

The sixth district teachers state permanent certificate exams will be held in Warren on August 6 and 7. The board includes President L. F. White Tionesta, Secretary R. T. Adams Warren, and Prof. R. D. Welch Sugar Grove.

Warren Forest Counties N. C. Schaeffer L. F. White Tionesta R. T. Adams R. D. Welch Sugar Grove

Snow Storm Halts Country Roads Delays Funeral Travel

A severe Sunday night snow storm blocked many country roads and hindered travel to funeral services for George E. Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. A N Lebenthaler, Warren, reached Clapville before their horses got stuck in a snow bank and they returned to Titusville. Only one rural carrier completed his full route Monday. Major Wheelock Debuts New Warren Map A D F Wheelock released a new Warren map with accurately named streets and street numbers for quick location, priced at $1.00.

A.N. Lebenthaler Warren Townville George E. Marsh Clapville Titusville Iusville Herald Major Wheelock D. F. A. Wheelock

February Weather Set Record Cold Across Region

February, despite its short length, likely became the coldest in years with an average temperature of 19 degrees. January averaged 30 degrees and December 32. ten days dipped to 1 to 24 degrees below zero, with two days at the lower limit. After a brief thaw, the weather bureau warned no spring warmth was near.

Weather Bureau

Town Council Adopts New Tax Collector Rates After Session

The Town Council held a long meeting on Monday approving a resolution to set Tax Collector compensation at 1 percent and 4 percent instead of 2 and 5 percent. Dr. J R Durham was elected councilman from the Second Ward to replace John Rowland. Orr may challenge the ordinance. The move could save about $1500 if enacted.

J. R. Durham Coun J. R. Durhan John Rowland

Record of Proceedings in Criminal Court Term Opens

The March term of Quarter Sessions Court opened with Judge Hinckley and associates on the bench. Grand jury sworn. local officials appointed to assess hospital expenses. multiple cases heard with fines, jail time, and penalties set.

Hinckley Siggins Hughes O. P. Bush Warren Edward Lindsey Warren County Law Library Law Library Hinkley D. E. Stone Kinzua John Sorenson Cherry Grove W. A. Phillips Pine Grove George Nelson Limestone Township D. M. Howard Chas. Chase C. W. Abdey William Caswell Albert Wesley Emmett E. S. Speaker Conenango Furniture Company Alton Wynn Spring Creek Herbert Payne Huntington Industrial School Ludwig Johnson J. P. Jefferson Umane Society Akeley Lee F. Krusen Russell Rea Albert Munson Sheffield Mark Fiscus W. A. Haight Henry Haight

Bear Lake Community Notes Brighten Winter

Bear Lake Pennsylvania reports social visits and meetings. Mrs C L Chapman and daughter Bernice visited Jamestown. U B Aid met with Mrs George Evans on February 19 with about eighty at dinner. Mrs A D Root returns home from caring for Mrs Josephine Sandberg in Spring Creek. The Washington surprise dance at Evans Hall on February 20 by Ladies of the M E church is a success. Mrs L E Walker suffers rheumatism. Mr Little of Lottsville plans to open a meat market after putting up ice. Funerals were held for Mr Sumner Fowler. Mrs L M Goodrich spends winter with her son Charles on the farm. U B church quarterly meeting March 3 with Rev White of Buffalo to attend. Mrs Emma Rodgers visits sister Mrs Delos Ransom near Nobie.

Bear Lake C. L. Chapman Bernice Jamestown U. B. Aid George Evans A. D. Root Josephine Sandberg Spring Creek Washington Evans Hall M. E. Church L. E. Walker Little Lottsville Sumner Fowler L. M. Goodrich Charles U. B. Church Rev. White Buffalo E Emma Rodgers

Fire Committee Orders Repair Of Hansen Laundry Building

The council fire committee inspecting the Hansen building occupied by Sam Sing for a laundry will require a new foundation and extensive repairs per state fire marshal directions. The nearby Wallace building receives safety upgrades including sheet iron siding and a metal roof to reduce fire risk. The Clarion School promotes independent learning and Christian discipline with its Spring Term starting Tuesday March 24 under Principal Andrew Thomas Smith in Clarion Pennsylvania.

Hansen Sam Sing Ace Warren Mail Office Wallace Clarion School Andrew Thomas Smith Clarion Pa

Broad Corn Contests Questioned by State Economist

State Economic Zoologist H. A. Surface challenges Pennsylvania farmers to broaden contests beyond corn. He urges prizes for all farm products, kitchen, fruit growing, and lawn care to foster diverse farming skills and esthetic home surroundings across the state.

Pennsylvania H. A. Surface Surface

Close Call as Forest Avenue House Burns Down

Jamestown New York March 3 Mrs Alfred Anderson and her four children escaped a house fire on Forest avenue as neighbors rushed to help. Mrs J S Hubbs entered the blaze to save a pocketbook and papers but was forced to exit by breaking a window. The home was destroyed with a loss of 3000 dollars.

Jamestown N. Y Alfred Anderson Forest Avenue J. S. Hubbs

Souvenirs at California Cars Draw Crowd at PA Station

Souvenirs handed out at the California Cars event are valued higher than the admission fee. At Pennsylvania Station the promotion runs March 10 through 13 with attendees receiving items of notable worth.

California Pennsylvania Station

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