Local News Briefs and Community Notes From Warren Area
The Warren Mail reports a new Olean book club, a Mercer judge qu ip, and several local moves. L. L. Drought leaves his barber shop for Corry. Patchen to chair furniture work. Rowley rents farm and relocates to Sugar Grove. The Tri County Round Table to meet March 16 in Corry with teachers invited. Civil remarks about soldiers of the Sixteenth. Tidiquote News notes a birth in the King family and the Dashner death in Limestone. A large hem lock logged for Corry mill. Sibley and McDowell invited to Erie banquet. Crawford County Street Railway seeks Titusville franchise. Meadvill proposal under consideration. Spearing season at Chautauqua Lake ends with ten days of heavy catches. Warren pays 20 cents a pound for many fish.
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Youngsville
L. L. Drought
Corry
F. E. Patchen
H. L. Rowley
Matthew’s Run
James Mortenson
Sugar Grove
Round Table
Crawford
Erie
Warren County
Chautauqua Lake
Warren
North Warren Institute Teachers’ Institute Held in March
North Warren hosts a full day program on March 9 with Prof. A. F. Strickland as chair. Rev. A B McCormick and Miss Mooney lead papers and remarks focus on review and future government. Thirty one teachers enroll, then attend a closing session with addresses by D W Morrison and Prof Seneff before a vote of thanks and song America.
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North Warren Institute
North Warren
A. F. Strickland
A.B. McCormick
Miss Mooney
Gunning
White
McMurren
Strickland
Norman Cook
Pennsylvania Guard Angry at Press During Inauguration
National Guard officers led by Adjutant-General Stewart condemn attacks by yellow newspapers in Washington and other cities. They fear guardsmen may shun future inaugurations and prefer staying home to avoid robbery and abuse.
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National Guard
Stewart Down
Pennsylvania
Washington
Lamps and Globes On Deep Discount At Fehman Bros
Fehman Bros offers heavy reductions on lamps and globes with clearance pricing across all styles. Shoppers are invited to browse a wide selection and save on home lighting needs.
Community notices from March county correspondence
Local reports note a M E church dinner at Mrs Forbes with modest profit and a school fundraiser to buy 100 library volumes. Delegates elected to Grand Lodge Gettysburg and I O O F 1062. Rebekah plan a new piano. primaries are expected light. Prof Culp to lead musical conventions in Kinzua Corydon.
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M. E. Church
McCombs
Keystone Handle Co
George Odell
C. D. Clawson
Dalrymple
Henry Doughty
Boyd Marsh
Brockway
Sunderland
Anna Brant
Archie Schoby
Carrie Kraft
Romaine Griffin
Rebekah Lodge
Grand Lodge
Gettysburg
Lyman Merrihew
M. KE
Culp
Mr. Phillips
Kinzua
Corydon
Lucia Brown
Mr. Hickok
Georgia Woodbeck
Stickney
Rebekahs
Warren County Pomona Grange Holds First Quarter Meeting
The Warren County Pomona Grange No. 10 met March 7 and 8 at Sugargrove with good attendance from eleven granges. Welcomes by R J Weld, response by L H Darling, talks on sheep raising and tobacco habits, and a paper on farm labor dignity. Local movements include residents moving, a barn accident, and social at WCTU rooms. visitors Albert Swanson and others.
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Warren County
Pomona Grange
Sugargrove
R. J. Weld
L. H. Darling
Valley Grange
W. W. Buck
Brokenstraw
Dugall
G. A. Ricker
Forest Street
James Dallas
Epworth League
Albert Swanson
Ormsby
Grange
Sugar Grove Grange
Local Moves and Community News on Smith Hill and Nearby
March reports light snow and ongoing travel. Charles Wedlock moves to the Frank Allen place on Smith Hill, William Younie relocates to Sugar Grove, and Dell Howard shifts to the Richard Page property. John Spetz plans to build a new house. The sick are improving and scholars prep for term ending entertainment. A cheese factory talk arises and Miss Ellen Johnson returns from Kane.
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Charles Wedlock
Smith Hill
Frank Allen
William Younie
Sugar Grove
Dell Howard
Richard Page
Pittsfield
John Spetz
Ellen Johnson
Kane
Columbus Dramatic Club presents Dot the Miner's Daughter
The Columbus Dramatic club stages Dot the Miner's Daughter or A Glass of Wine for cemetery fund Friday night March 15 at Grange hall. Mrs. R. Fry and Mrs. F. Walton visited Oil City and Titusville last week. Rev. Rossiter leads M E church meetings nightly this week. W C T U met March 12. Allen Bros merchants praised for fair prices and buying produce.
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Columbus Dramatic Club
Grange Hall
R. Fry
F. D. Walton
Oil City
Titusville
M. E. Church
SourTH AMERICAN NERVINE Tonic Promises Cure
Distressing stomach diseases permanent cure claimed by this tonic. It pledges rapid relief from stomach weakness and indigestion from the first dose. Advertises universal cure for invalids with no failure, sold by Hertzel and Saner in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
NicE China Sugar and Creamer at Fehlin Bros
NicE China Sugar and Creamer priced at 25 cents offered at Fehlin Bros store.
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Nice China
Fehlman Bros
Pulpit Advertising Sparks Debate Among Clergy
Edward Bok criticizes pulpit notices as improper for church services in Ladies Home Journal. He argues such secular announcements thwart the pulpit’s dignity and should be avoided whenever possible. In Warren, Rev A R Taylor's Episcopal Church uses leaflets and members favor the change after a year.
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Edward Bok
Ladies, Home Journal
Episcopal Church of
Warren
A. R. Taylor
Sunday Opening Proved Unprofitable for Exposition
The Chicago Times-Herald reports that Pan-American managers failed to profit from Sunday openings of the world fair in Chicago. It notes widespread Sabbath protest, labor challenges, and that six days of work plus short midweek holidays were preferred. Also mentioned is a Sugar Grove grange meeting with strong attendance and discussions on intelligent labor.
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Chicago Times-Herald
Quarrel Over South African War Worsens in Parliament
The Boer war extends into the British Parliament with Wolseley and Lansdowne trading blame for costly blunders. Taxpayers face mounting debt as ministers and army leaders evade responsibility for the campaign’s rollup of costs.
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South Africa
Wolseley
Landsdowne
Lansdowne
Clothes Make the Man Tailor Ad Praises Jacob Keller
A short promotional notice extols the importance of appearance and endorses Jacob Keller the Tailor. It argues well made neat fits elevate costly goods and invites readers to try his services at reasonable rates.
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Jacob Keller
Card of Thanks to Royal Arcanum for benefit payment
Mrs. Carl Morgenroth extends thanks to the Royal Arcanum and Cone nango Council for prompt payment of a $3000 benefit to her following her husband Carl Morgenroth’s death. She notes gratitude from officers and members for their kindness and wishes the order continued success.
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Royal Arcanum
Carl Morgenroth
Conenango Council
Gratitude From the Ball Family After Bereavement
The GEO. BALL AND FAMILY thank friends and acquaintances for support and kindness during their recent bereavement, saying they cannot express their appreciation adequately.
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Geo. Ball and Family
Bonds for Supervisors and Town Treasurers for Sale
Notice of sale of bonds for supervisors and town treasurers offered at the mail office. Full stock of legal blanks available for authorized representational use.
General Carting and Teaming and Railroad Freight Handlers
General Carting and Teaming offers heavy moving services with careful handling of pianos and household goods. Orders may be left with A. A. Davis & Co. Telephone connections in New York and Philadelphia Co. No.2 B. Warren Tel. Co., No. 84.
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A. A.davis & C
B. Warren Tel. Co
New Wedding Invitations and Programs at the Mail Office
The mail office advertises new wedding invitations announcements calling cards ball invitations and programs. Offers elegant designs at low prices for various stationers and event needs.
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Warren Mail
Neighborhood Notes
Olean
Miller
Mercer
Sixteenth
Col. Hulings
Tidicute
Wm. King
M. C. Dashner
J. Tipton
Limestone
McKean
York
Franklin Spectator
Crawford County Street Railway Company
Meadville
Columbus
Pomona No
Greenland’s
Morris
N.greenland & Son
C. Smith & Son
Baker & Bowman Co
Utz & Dunn
Levis & Pifer’s
Ladies’ Fine Shoes
Goker & Son
Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
Charlies
N. K. Wendelboe
Liberty St
Liberty Street
B. G. Gregory
AWA
New Spring
Allen’s Cash Shoe
Jet Street
Arren
Y J. Foley
LY Tribune
N. Y
Weekly Tribune
Ohio Farmer
New York
Warren Mills CO
Graham
Saneccesesesere
Ieesesveces
Aaceer
Seneeeer
New Boston
Fehlman
Kopf & Henry
Short St
T.w.mcnett
T. W. McNett
Y Mail
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