Daughter Born to Mr and Mrs Caughey in Pittsburgh
A daughter was born March 5 1916 to Mr and Mrs Francis M Caughey of 1452 Severn Street Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The mother is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Hazeltine and sister of H V Hazeltine secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Earl Beshlin to attend a state boroughs convention. Brumbaugh announces fifth meeting to be held April 11 and 12 in the House of Representatives hall. Earl Beshlin elected to represent Warren borough at Monday council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caughey
Francis M. Caughey
Severn St
Pittsburgh
A. J. Hazeltine
City
H. V. Hazeltine
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Beshlin
Brumbaugh
House of Representatives
Warren
Auto Delivery Of Parcel Post Inaugurated
The parcel post department begins auto delivery with a new automobile in service. Postmaster Allen faced prior challenges before choosing motor delivery. The car is painted and lettered for the route, marking a rapid development in postal service. Sheldon Talks On Philosophy Of Business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Sewage Plan Aims to End River Use by City
City Engineer Rogers designs a $100,000 sewage disposal plant and intercepting sewer to replace river disposal. State Health Board requires completion within two years, but funding appears uncertain and extensions may be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
State Health Board
Bridge Plans for Harrisburg Route Face Pier Debate
Harrisburg hearing on the Allegany bridge proposal ended without action due to Attorney P D A Arird's objection. He warned four piers could create dangerous gorges with a river eddy below the site and urged minimizing piers within budget. State Water Supply Commission reviews three pier plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Mook
D. F. A. Wheelock
Water Supply Commission
Allegheny
PD. A. Arird
Arird
State Water Supply Commission
Warren Assessed Valuation and Local Notices
Warren’s assessed valuation stands at $5,489,263 after triennial review, an increase of $142,276 from last year per borough secretary Miss Weed. A Warren Red Cross chapter may be formed as steps proceed. local oil producer Fred and Albert Grosch pump six barrels per hour from a Jefferson street well at $2.50 per barrel, while jeweler S F Sturgis sells his Market Street business to J A Shedeker of Pittsburgh and returns to Union City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Street
Fred and
Albert Grosch
Grosch
Sturgis
Warren
Miss Weed
Y W C A Board Entertained By Mrs Rogers
Mrs J P Rogers entertained the Y W C A board at tea last Thursday at her home. Miss Anna Owers was guest of honor and spoke on the Nationwide Members Jubilee during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Rogers
Anna Owers
Intoxicated Man Demanded Tax Collector's Money
A drunken man, Henry Burke, demanded money from Tax Collector S. A. Orr at the curb last Thursday evening, and fled only after being faced with a revolver. At police court he claimed the name Henry Burke and was fined 3.50, with three and a half days in jail due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Orr
Henry Burke
Justice Blackman
George Coan Cleared in Incest Trial at York Hill
The jury found George Coan not guilty of incest after an eight member jury trial in Youngsville area. The 18-year-old daughter testified he was the father of her unborn child, in a case that began Monday afternoon and concluded Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commonwealth
George Coan
York Hill
Youngsville
Charles Graham
Porkey
John Foreman
Spring Creek Township
John Spangler
Peter Coconis
John L. Bines
F. J. Car
Pat McDonnough
Ed. Bromley
Graham
Lenora Langworthy
Coan
Brokenstraw
Lottie
Rouse House
Court House
Crude Oil Advances to 2 50 a Barrel
The Seep Purchasing Agency announced a ten cent advance to two dollars and fifty cents per barrel for Pennsylvania crude. Producers hope this will boost drilling and lead to more wildcatting. D M Howard of Warren is summoned as a juror for the U S Court session in Erie starting March 20, where indictments against several brewers associations are likely to be tried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Seep
D. M. Howard
U. S
Warren
United States Court
Erie
Pittsburgh
Base Ball Meeting In Warren On Sunday
President Dougherty of the Inter-State League calls a meeting of the eight clubs at the Exchange Hotel in Warren next Sunday afternoon. Representatives from every city are expected as discussions on the schedule and other matters proceed. Citizens seek earlier and later streetcar times a ten cent fare and a freight station from Warren and Jamestown Street Railway Company. A trial later car runs for thirty days leaving Warren at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Dougherty
Inter- State League
Exchange Hotel
Jamestown
Mrs Flora Arnold Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Flora A Arnold died Wednesday morning at 12 15 at her son W P Arnold 100 Palm avenue Born in Warren June 17 1852 she lived in Warren all her life She is survived by daughter Mrs H H Spencer of Olean NY son W P Arnold two sisters Mrs G W Penfield and Mrs Florien Wineker Funeral Saturday at 2 30 from the home with Rev N A White officiating Interment Oakland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flora A. Arnold
W. P. Arnold
Palm Avenue
Arnold
Warren
H. H. Spencer
Olean
N. Y
G. W. Penfield
Florien Wineker
Mrs Frank Russell Dies in Atlantic City
Rebecca Russell wife of Frank K Russell vice president of the First National Bank died Monday in Atlantic City New Jersey after a lengthy illness. She was surrounded by her husband son Roy and brother Charles E Keelor at her bedside. She was born to Thomas Keelor of Warren and was a member of Trinity Memorial church. Her remains returned to Warren on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Anna Owersfield
Warren
Grace Dodge
Miss Dodge
National Board
Frank Russell
Atlantic City
Rebecca
Frank K. Russell
First National Bank
N. J
Roy
Charles E. Keelor
Thomas Keelor
T. T. Keelor
Fourth Avenue
Russell
Trinity Memorial Church
Justice John O'Neil Dead At Clarendon
Justice John O'Neil died Monday morning at 12 45 at his Clarendon home. Born August 2 1847 in Perry County Pennsylvania he lived in Clarendon thirty years. Survived by his wife one sister Mrs W J Harter of Millerstown PA and one brother William O Neill of Warren. He attended the Presbyterian church and Masonry and had served as jury commissioner and justice of the peace in Clarendon. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 1 45 with Rev J W Smith officiating. Interment at Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O'Neil
Clarendon
Perry County
Pennsylvania
W. J. Harter
Millerstown
William O’neil
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Masons
J. W. Smith
Oakland
O'Neil
Clarendor
Justice of the Peace
Mrs Henry Howard Died Saturday in Clarendon
Obituary notes Mrs Henry Howard born Warren December 20 1840 died at her Clarendon home. Survived by husband one brother C A Walters and four sisters Delphina Culbertson Clara McDermott Kate Wilkins and Belle Walters Phillips. Funeral at Clarendon Methodist church. Additional brief items cover Graham and Coan court actions, council budget changes, and Warren visiting nurse association formation with local directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Howard
Helen Waters Howard
Starling
Jane Waters
Warren
Clarendon
C. A. Watters
Delphina E. Culbertson
Clara W. McDermott
Kate W. Wilkins
Belle Walters Phillips
S. W. Waters
Harriett A. Pressly
Ducks Found Alive Buried Under Snow In Farm Ravine
A dog’s persistent digging on Jacob Fiscus’s Jackson Run road farm uncovered three ducks buried six feet under snow and missing a week. All three ducks survived. In other notes, Warren and Superior laundries merged Monday with Utter and Brown taking active roles and the Conenango and Pennsylvania Avenues corner building vacated for a new island structure operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fiscus
Jackson Run
Warren
Superior
L. E. Utter
M. C. Brown
H. J. Onions
Conenango and
Pennsylvania Avenues
Pygmalion at Library Theatre March 16
The American tour of Mrs Patrick Campbell and her London company in Pygmalion closes middleclass targets with Shaw wit and mischief. The piece blends sweetness and bitterness and showcases dramatic contrasts, preached blasphemy and whimsy. A separate notice offers a river flats farm for rent in Pleasant Township with April 1st possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Campbell
Library Theatre
Bernard Shaw
Pleasant Township
Also Mentioned on This Page
Red Cross
Themerican National Red Cross
Y. W. C. A. Board
Earl Weakley
Addison
Earl A. Weakley
T. W. L. Weakley
Ethel Forer
Addson N. Y
W. E. Griffith
Jamestown Ice Cream Company
Flora Arnold
Journal of Justice
Board of Health and
H. A. Logan
George L. Craft
Gifford Smith
C. i Conarro
Warren and
Superior Laundries
Vour
Mai
Office
Reynolds’ Co., Inc
Redding Shoe Co
Second Avenue
Warren, Penna
Dr. Hess
Conkey
E. D. Everts
Hardware
Lambertville Rubber Footwear
Eberhart and Miller
Suspension
Warren, Pa
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