Jacobson Machine Lands Half Million Contract
The Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Company secured a half million dollar contract from Saxon Motor Company of Detroit for 7 500 rear axles and transmission gears. Raymond W Steber of Warren prepares a new cigar factory in Oil City employing about 10 staff. A Buffalo man, Walter Dever eaux, 61, remarried a week after divorcing his wife. Rev A B Markley faces $5 000 damages suit over a past incident. Aetna Explosives in Irvineburg began gun cotton production at three tons daily, about one third plant capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson Company
Jacobson Machine Manufacturing Company
Saxon Motor Company
Detroit
Raymond Steber
Oil City
Raymond W. Steber
Warren
F. A. Steber
Buffalo
Walter Devereaux
Recorder Bassett
Rose Raymond
Aetna Explosives Company
Aetna Company
Irvineburg
Warren Chemical Products Company
Tidioute
Harry Kotcher
Polic
Royal Manicure Company
Tidioute Cutlery Company
New York City
New York
Twenty Corry Merchants Defrauded By Faker
Twenty Corry merchants were defrauded of one dollar each by a fake advertising scheme. A young man solicited a dollar ad for a kitchen reminder. the supposed firm did not exist, leaving merchants wary as the matter unfolded.
New Trial Denied in Land Suit Over Boundary
Judge W D Hinckley denied a new trial in the case of Albert Nelson versus Hilmer C Anderson and Emil J H Anderson. The dispute centered on a contested property line with a jury verdict for the plaintiff and a belated motion for a new trial by defendants. The land involved spans only a few acres but the case was one of the county’s bitter boundary battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hinckley
Albert Nelson
Hilmer C . Anderson
Emil J. H. Anderson
D. A. Arird
D. I. Ball
F. J. Lyons
C. E. Bordwell
Couny
Thimble Party Hosts and Local Notices Featured in Warren
Mrs. W L Neal hosted about twenty young women at a thimble party at 125 East Fifth Avenue. The issue lists no remonstrances against liquor license applicants, a Y M C A father and son banquet, two local deaths, a train incident in Warren, and the Warren National Bank report of condition as of March 7 1916 with detailed financial figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Neal
East Fifth Avenue
Clerk of Courts Clark
Commercial Travelers Elected Officers Saturday
Warren Council 563 of the United Commercial Travelers held a Saturday meeting in Knights of Maccabees rooms. One candidate was initiated and officers were elected, including C. B. Smith as senior counsellor and Asa Sigworth as secretary and treasurer. Edward M. Hutchens named to Grand Council. A salesmanship talk by Mr. Dern of the Sheldon School followed the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Council
United Commercial Travelers
Knights of Maccabees
C. B. Smith
George Mardindale
Frank Mount
Asa Sigworth
W. B. Offerlee
B. H. Taylor
W. F. McWilliams
Sentinel
T. G. Jacobs
F. A. Kidder
Grand Council
Edward M. Hutchens
Mr. Dern
Sheldon School
Lesmanship
Chicago
Superintendent Cunningham Addresses Warren County Road Supervisors
The Warren County ship road supervisors met Tuesday at the county courthouse. Site Commissioner R. J. Cunningham spoke on highway improvement and offered pointers for the coming season. Other speakers included H. N. Reist H. V. Hazeltine and W. A. Wynn. State plans show no new state highway construction in 1916 beyond Sheffield and Youngsville. funds will be spent in the northern tier counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Ship Road Supervisors
Warren
Coll House
R. J. Cunningham
H. N. Reist
County Farm Bureau
H. V. Hazeltine
Chamber of Commerce
W. A. Wynn
Harrisburg
County Treasurer Stewart Injured In Fall At Home
County Treasurer E. D. Stewart suffered a severe fall Sunday at his Stone Hill home while helping with barn chores. He fell about 15 feet, twisting his wrist and sustaining internal injuries causing a long-lasting hemorrhage. The attending physician says injuries are not serious but he will be confined to home for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
E. D. Stewart
Stone Hill
Mr. Stewart
Mystery of the Mole Sun Worshipers At Noon
Article notes moles emerge at noon to surface despite believed blindness. Eyes small but capable of vision, especially under bright daylight, with hair covering them. Explains occasional sunlight perception and adapts to underground life. Also includes unrelated classified notices for a farm rental and piano storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Moser
Clara B. Moser
Warren C. Philips
Bertha Philips
Emergency Hospital
Frank Smith
Warren Y. M. C. A
Martin Nelson
Titusville
State Hospital
M. P. Hendrick
Meadville
C. Johnston
H. Anknston
Starbrick
John A. Walker
Walker
Eva Jane Smith
Presbyterian Church
Market Street
Warren County Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Company I
Rouse Hospital
L. V. Coan
George Coan
Pittsfield
Youngsville
County House
Kossuth
George Etty
Koss. Co. O. F
X. Miller
E. W. Patchen
Edward C. Lowery
Hart
F. Wood
Rece
Sheff
Harry Burke
Royal Purpteng
Sva Enfeld
The
Sheffield
Rickards
Lewton
Burdette G. Lewton
Fourth Avenue
Emergency
W. F. Frederick Piano Company
Rev. Markley
A. B. Markley
First Lutheran
W. H. H. Adams
Coshoeton
E. R. Geer
Odd Fellows’ Orphans
North Warren
Richey
Ementon News
Claude C. Ritchey
Ementon
Sophia B. Ritchey
Erie
Jamestown
Glenn Lyman Holmes
N. Y
Jones General Hospital
Paul
Noah
Seth Holmes
Garland
Ruth Holmes
Dorothy Holmes
Columbus
Floosie Holmes
Corry
Henry Holmes
Martin Merz
Martin Merz & Son
Main Street
Viola Moore Merz
Evelyn Merz
George Merz
Mae Merz
John J. Maharon
W. J. Darts
Water Street
England
Mabel
Edward Goodwin
Harry Phillips
Casey
John
New Jersey
Darts
OF the
Warren National Bank
Pennsylvania
Resources
Tae
U. S
Federal Reserve
Bude Sys
Federal Reserve Bank
St. Louis
Es Cas Ees
U.S
Tu. Es WU Adc
Bnses Fo Ee
United States
State of
County of
E. H. Lampe
Rose H. Davis
Pleasant Township
W. M. Valientine
Irvine, Warren Co
Warren, Pa
Redding Shoe Co
Second Avenue
Warren, Penna
Dr Hess
Dr. Hess & Clark
Ashland
Ohio
Dr. Hess
Conkey
RE. D. Everts’ Hardware
Carver
Penna. Ave. W
Lambertwill Rubber Footwear
Eberhart and Miller
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!