Oil regions service routes and schedules listed in 79
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Ows
Fé AM Corry
Erie
Meady
Titusville
Vidioute
D.A
Lander
Cornplanter
Corydon
Onoville
Steamburg
Germany
Sugar Grove
Lore
Town Official Directory Listing Officers and Directors
A fragmented roster lists Burgess S T Allen and council members R Dennison A Hertzel F McNett W H Heck F Barnhart A W Morck C A Waters I J Clemens Clerk George V A Cornelius School Directors Henry Geo Ensworth Charles Dinsmoor W M Lindsey RB Stewart W C Rowland Assessor J V Benson Justices of the Peace D J Hodges D W C Juaimes Constable G C James Notaries Public B I Ball C H Noyes H E Brown O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith C Dinsmoor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
D. J. Hodges
D. W.C. Juaimes
Constible
G. C. James
Notares Public
B. 1. Ball
C. H. Noyes
H. E. Brown
Hoffman
Ozro Nesmith
C. Dinsmoor
Warren County officials listed for local election slate
A long list names multiple Warren Pennsylvania and nearby officials including Congressman J H Osmer Franklin PA State Senator J W Lee Franklin VA Assemblyman W B Benedict Enterprise PA President Judge W Brown Warren PA Associate Judges W B Acocks Pittsfield PA Suerig Theodore Chase Warren PA Prothonotary Jos A Weibie Warren PA Register & Recorder A W Jackson Geo W Kinnear Deputy Warren PA Treasurer K M Knapp Warren PA County Commissioners Benj Ellis Sugar Grove Jas Roy Warren WH Maultby Seidred Surveyor D J A Wheelock Lottsville PA Coroner H K Siggins Warren PA District Attorney C C Thompson Tidicute CO Auditors Critt Marsh Corydon IN Wright Freehold W W Kemble Tidicute County Superintendent N K Thompson Sugar Grove PA
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J. HH. Osmer
Franklin
J. W. Lee
Assemblymax
W. B. Benedict
Enterprise
W. >. Brown
Werren
Judgges
W. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
Suerig
Heodore Chase
Warren
Jos
A. Weibie
Register & Recorder
A. W. Jackson
Geo
W. Kinnear
K. M. Knapp
Benj
Ellis
Sugar Grove
Jas
Roy
H. Maultby
Seidred
D. J. A. Wheelock
Lottsville
H. Kk. Siggins
C. C. Thompson
Tidicute, Co
Critt Marsh
Corydon
N. F. Wright
Freehold
W. W. Kemble
Tidicute
N. K Thompson
Local church services schedule across denominations
The article lists weekly worship times for multiple denominations. Lutheran Pastor G A Wenzel holds services 11 AM and 7 PM with Sunday school at 9:30 AM. Baptist Rev H H Leamy offers 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school at 9:45 AM. Presbyterian Rev W A Rankin conducts 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school at 12:30 PM. Episcopal Rev H S Getz presides 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school at 12:50 PM. Methodist Rev J M Thoburn hosts 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school at 12:30 PM. Evangelical Rev Wm Haupt 11 AM and 7 PM with Sabbath school at 10 AM. Scandinavian Rev M A Norberg holds first and third Sundays at 10:30 AM and 7 PM. Roman Catholic Father De La Roque with Father Mullen conducts Sundays at 9:30 and 10:30 AM, with vespers at 4 PM.
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G. A. Wenzel
H. H. Leamy
LAM
Lvu
J. M. Thoburn
Llam
Wm. Haupt
Iowwam
M.A. Norberg
CarnoLic
Father de la Roque
Father Mullen
Warren and area fraternal lodge meetings listed
The notice itemizes Friday and weekly meetings for groups including Warren Juvenile Temple IOGT No 29, Allegheny Lodge No 1308 IOGT, Warren Council, Mutual Protective Association, Laban Lodge 52 K of H, Carroll Lodges 102 AOUW, North Star Lodge 241 AYM, Occidental HRA Chapter 235, Conewango Lodge 200 IOGT, Warren Lodge 339 IOOF, Kosmuth Encampment 858 IOOF, Rospert Cluhm Lodge 249 DOH with meeting days and locations in Warren area venues.
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House Council
Good Templars
Laban Lodge
K. of
H. Hall
Carver House
Carroll LopGs
A. O. of
U. W
Occidental H. R. A
Conewango Lodge
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
When Whittier’s New Volume Invites Lingered Friends
Poem invites old guests and younger friends to gathered farewell at sunset. The speaker asks for cheerful voices to drown gloom and reflects on enduring love, destiny, and the enduring law of life. Written in Whittier’s New Volume.
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Whittier
Spring Poetry Conundrum at Detroit Street Press
A stern caller demands her spring poem be printed. The editor jokes that only sixty one spring poems exist and will be divided across future years, promising attention in nineteen forty as birds return.
Ride Up the Allegheny A Day on the Oil Country Rail
The narrator describes a morning departure from Pittsburgh aboard an Allegheny Valley train, the ride winding past oil towns like Franklin and Oil City. He notes engineer Betsy and its stuffing box repairs, gas “breathings” at oil wells, scenic river views, deer at the track, and the bustling depots at Warren and Titusville, ending with a night arrival and reflections on the railway rhythm.
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Allegheny Valley
R. R
Iron City
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Oil City
Betsey
Betsy
Greenback Party
Warren
Louisville
Petrolia
Creek
Meadville
Atlantic & Great Western R. R
Parker
Foxburg
Emlenton
Buchanan Farm
E Shteen
H. K. Rouse
Foster
Franklin
Venango County
French Creek
Fort Venango
Fort
Titusville
Upper
Ingersoll
Saxe
A Patchwork of Wit and Weather Across Nations
A long collage of quips, jokes, forecasts, and social notices runs through this era column. It revisits mocked fashions, stock market jests, travel reflections, and jokes about judges, finance, and marriage, ending with humorous reimagined month names. It also reports cattle losses in storms, New York mortality, and a note on publishing for children.
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America
Castile
Cervantes
Pittsburg
Jennie
Kansas
Montana
Wyoming
Russell Publishing Co
Boston
New York
Washington
California
Iowa
Squeers
Puck
Inauguration Night Guests and Garfields Parade
Olive Logan recalls the arrival of Mrs Hayes, Mrs Garfield, and Miss Mollie Garfield, with Gen Swaim leading Mrs Garfield. She describes Mrs Hayes and Mrs Garfield in black, Mollie in maroon, and contrasts Hayes and Garfield entering the Senate hall. Hancock and Sheridan receive rapturous welcome as their figures appear in the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Gen. Garfield
Hayes
Philadelphia
White House
Miss Mollie
Senate Hall
Mentor
Shakespeare
Hancock
Conkling
Senate
Phil Sheridan
Olive Logan
Garfield Family Settles Into White House Life
The Garfields relax after inauguration with a homey night in the White House. Garfield, Swaim, and Sheldon, all large smokers, share rooms once used by Lincoln and Grant as they settle in. Mrs. Garfield appears quiet yet poised while Mrs. Hayes plans social duties. the President aims for comfort and frugal living.
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True & Co
Augusta
Maine
Garfields
Ile
Swaim
Sheldon
Hayes
Garfield
Lincoln
Andy Johnson
Grant
Babcock
Mrs. Hayes
Mrs. Garfield
White House
Cor. N. Y. Herald
Inauguration of Garfield Impresses Nation with Ceremony
The Garfield inauguration drew larger crowds and richer decorations than any previous ceremony. Garfield briefly kissed his mother after taking the oath, a gesture likely to win female hearts. The Flayes family enjoyed their White House breakfast before returning to Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Senate
Flayes
White House
Ohio
American Apples Reach Germany From New York
Consul Winser reports shipments of American apples to Germany took three weeks via Bremen. Baldwins arrived nearly perfect, Greenings were satisfactory, but about one third of Spitzenbergs were spoiled. The import novelty astonished the German public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Germany
Winser
New York
Bremen
Secretary Sherman Retires as Treasury Secretary
Secretary Sherman yesterday resigned and bade farewell to Treasury staff. His speech praised subordinates, noting many had served longer than him and were more indispensable to the department's work. The farewell was described as a credit to the retiring financier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Longevity Seen Rising Amid Modern Civilizatio n
The article cites several long lifespans from the United States and Maine to Connecticut and New Hampshire and notes a century old claim by Professor Haveland of the University of Jena that two hundred years could be the limit of human life.
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William Masters
New Hampshire
Mercy Studley
Maine
Thomas Evelyn
Connecticut
Haveland
University of Jena
Exasperated columnist fixes typographical proof errors
A frustrated newspaper contributor notes that many mistakes in his column are spotted and corrected during the proofing stage, highlighting the tight editorial process that polishes his writing before publication.
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Warren Pa
H. Noyes
J. M. Davies
Liberty St
the Baptist Church
G. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
Attorneys AT Law
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W MM. Swanson
O. Fr. Hoffman
ID. M. Knapp
Perry DD
Clark
Marly
Warren Motel
ID. M. Davis
Dinsmoor & Cable
Water Street
Inse Field’s
C. Uensmoor
JAS. Cable
Tanner House
High Street
Court House
Wnh
Giool
G. Ab. Evans
de. &. Estewars
Hazelline & Davis’ Drug Sure
Trickory
Union School
Izaom
Johnson
Lindsey
William Schnurk
Meat Market
A. Cogswell
Brout Street
Parmice & Henry's
Wilbur & Miles
Merck’s
W. Wilbur
M. Miles
Sextus Keller
Smith’s
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
H. KE. Brown
W. Brown
W. Stone
H. KF. Brown
CG. Thompson
L Aw
Tidioute
Warren County
Bairstow
Fisher
G. Offerlee & Son
Wy K
H. W. Werriam
Keystone
Masai
EL “A Balim
Gurlds
Ly's Cream Balm CO
Owego
N. Y
A. J. Davis
Reece Aeve
Bose
Local Directory
P. O
Vane Ase
Warren Cornet
Geo. H. Leonhart
Harragari Hall
Detroit Stree Press
Fora
WM. A. Greavwver
Pes
Episcopal Church
Simmons
Jauni
SimMowns
J. H. Zeilin & CO
H. Fitzgeraey
Indianapolis
Ind
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Pres’t Central Bank
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