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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1914
Page
5
E D Everts, one of the petitioners for Hawley Wheeler's license, has asked the court to withdraw his name from the application.
Sugar Grove residents filed the first remonstrance against Fred H. Walden’s liquor license with Prothonotary Clark. The filing includes three lists of names as the License Court is set to convene next Monday at 10 A.M. on Jackson Avenue.
William B. Acocks died at his Pittsfield home after a six week illness. Born January 26 1821 in Berkshire County Massachusetts he moved to Chautauqua County in 1830 then Pittsfield in 1842 where he lived. He served one term as associate judge of Warren County and is survived by his niece Lucie Woodside Brook. Funeral was held Monday at 2 PM at the Presbyterian church. Chautauqua Assembly expands activities with golf links new pier lake steamers and other projects for 1914 signaling vitality at the fortieth anniversary.
A large attendance closed the Warren county Pomona Grange two day meeting at the K of P Hall. Sessions drew over 300 at several programs. Professor J C McBride spoke on Corn Culture and spurred plans for a county corn contest. C B Johnson discussed The Dairy Calf Its Selection Feeding Care and Influence on the Future Dairy.
The Warren Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday evening March 17 with officer elections and business on resuming activities. The annual banquet and booster rally is set for Tuesday evening March 24 with the venue to be announced soon.
Two Italians from Jamestown New York died Sunday night in a fire that gutted a tenement housing 21 people. Joseph Papalina and Salvatore Montagna were found suffocated in a room after the flames were controlled. The blaze forced evacuations from second story windows by ladders. Officers report widespread issues with commissions for justices of the peace as counties return many unfilled or declined posts.
State Zoologist H A Surface announces plans to place over 1000 orchards under state oversight. The program aims to double demonstration sites for pest control and extend supervision to about 700 additional orchards, with lectures on horticulture and spraying to begin this year.
Warren county hosts first annual Supervisors Convention at the Court House with nine deputies missing. Officers elected include Farnsworth as president and Ward as temporary secretary, with remarks by Judge Walling on earth roads. Gas explosion injures Joseph O Leary and Andrew Dam. both expected to recover.
Congressman Wills J. Hulings announces pensions approved by the Commissioners of Pensions for residents of the 28th Pennsylvania district. Names include Samuel Blaney Oil City $24 and Charles C. VanGiesen President $25, among others, totaling monthly support for widows and former soldiers.
The county fixes a turnkey salary at $40 per month for the term of Sheriff W. G. Tate following a court dispute. Commissioners also raise prisoners board allowance from $2.50 to $3.50 per week.
On February 24 thirty eight dairymen from Farming ton Sugar Grove and Freehold townships Warren County organized the Stillwater Dairy Association. Directors listed Severn Hinsdale D B Hitchcock R J Weld E M Lowe and C J Binley W B Roberts to lead testing and feeding with monthly public meetings to discuss dairy interests and cooperation in northern Warren County.
Testimony links Pier to the case as the grandmother recalls family moves from Corry to Summerdale in 1918 and life with Beardsley. She struggles to name nine children in court while recounting details with a muted tone and confusion over identities.
The article notes U S and Latin American rebels moving toward accord amid shifting politics after a British subject's death. Monroe doctrine is not cited, but the United States is seen as guardian against European threats and protector of citizens abroad.
Real estate transfers recently recorded show Oakland Cemetery Association to Wm. R. Couse in Pleasant Town for 76.50 dollars. Hewett Sutherland and wife to H. L. Statler et al. in Kinzua for 1 dollar. Multiple transfers listed across Warren, Triumph, Russell, Claredon, Sugar Grove, Conewango, Cherry Grove, Farmington, and Pleasant Township with prices including 1 to 4100 dollars.
Judge Furniture Co. in Ridgway Pa seeks a reliable upholsterer for furniture repair duties. Permanent position with good wages offered. Respond with particulars to the given address, March 12, 19.
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