Warren Hospital Reports 143 Insane Patients
Crawford county records 143 insane patients at Warren Hospital. Bradford has furnished seventeen soldiers for the U S army. A new Baptist Church in Franklin was dedicated with impressive services. Kane may extend railroad lines into the town. Burglaries at Kinzua post office yielded stamps. Meadville’s ice gorge passed without major damage. Mercer county mined 1,281 men producing 743,737 short tons with no serious accidents. Kane dominates window glass production per global figures. Judge Walling denied new licenses in Erie city and county. Titusville Hydetown road under Good Roads plan costs about 1.50 per foot. McKean county centennial moved to April 9 in Bradford theatre with Hampton L. Carson to speak. James town and Olean school savings banks to be abolished under state law, sparking concern for savers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Meadville
Mercer County
Kane
Charleroi
Belgium
Titusville
Hydetown
State Highway Department
Hunter
McKean County
Bradford
New Theatre
Hampton L. Carson
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Jamestown
Olean
Warren School
County Clippings and Local Updates From Tidio u te and Vicinity
A spring wave of illness keeps doctors busy in the Boro with Joseph Martin and others recovering well. Sugar Grove notes a suicide by Chas Ricker amid drink-fueled despondency. a small blaze warning and a call for a chemical engine. Local births include a daughter to Vern and Mrs Spencer and several other newborns. Sheffield reports the drowned John Sellberg’s body found near Tionesta creek. plans for a brick Shale Rock Brick plant and a new barn at Lee House. Youngsville notes Jesse P Jackson moving home to work with C H Smith. Miss Anna Porter buys Sweetland farm. more births and local visits. The Shale Rock plant readiness and Clarion Normal School spring term opening are also noted.
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Sugar Grove
Chas. Ricker
Ricker
J.3s
Younie
Vern Spencer
Sheffield
John Sellberg
Tionesta Creek
F. Mumford
P. J. Swain
E. O'Donnell
Lee House
John Huber
Youngsville
Jesse P. Jackson
Dewdrop
C. H. Smith
Anna Porter
Sweetland Farm
Wrightsville
Columbus Road
Leslie Darlin
J. C. Stebbins
Bates Street
Gust Fisk
Pittsfield
C. T. Shutt
Fostoria
Ohio
W. D. Kinnear
Youngsville Briefs Notes Courses, People, and Illness
Miss Katheryn Kinnear attends her cousin Gienni Kinnear’s funeral in Warren. The Standard Brick Co. plans to restart their plant on March 21. Dozens of residents, including J. W. Agrelius and J. Thacher, suffer or recover from grip and measles while others visit, work, or travel between Warren, Meadville, Dunkirk, and nearby towns.
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Katheryn Kinnear
Gienni Kinnear
Warren
C. W. Schnell
Flinch Club
East Main Street
Arthur Megahey
Lakewood
Youngsville House
Blanche Woods
Pittsburg
C.S. Mead
Joseph Wilson
Detroit
Mich
Standard Brick Co
Mary Bagnell
C. H. Jacobs
Eri. M. King
Jamestown
W. J. Mead
Bell Quay
Randolph
Grace Quay
O. M. Agrelius
Agrelius
Centerville
John
Marie Gaunt
Harry Webb
Union City
Alfred Kliest
Mary E. Lilly
Spring Creek
John Weaver
Findley’s Lake
N. Y
G. R. Weaver
Oscar Shutt
Fostoria
Ohio
W. D. Kinnear
Raymond Davis
P. 0. Wilcox
Jane Thacher
Jesse Jackson
Dewdrop
J. H. Jackson
A. P. Thacher
Sherman Martin
Corry
Youngsville
Thacher
Fred Baldwin
Jennie Limberg
J. W. Agrelius
Swanson
K. S. Martindale
Ludlow
A. KE. Coleman
Clarendon
Irvine Mead
John Case
Joseph Taylor
J. P. Burns
C. W. Clizbe
Athens
March 14 Social notes from Tionesta and area
Miss Winnie Thatcher visits her sister in Tionesta. Mrs A Magill leaves for Warren then Pittsburg. Mrs Ora Burgess travels to Cleveland to shop spring millinery for a week. Charles Aller, son of Mr and Mrs James Haley, born Feb 29. Presbyterian candy social successful. Archdeacon Cole conducts service at the Episcopal Church. Siddins El lingwood firm moves to Hertzel Block Warren. B S Magill Son shop gets new ceiling and paint. Mrs Percy Hollinsworth and son visit from Titusville. Epidemic grip affects the locality with several cases. Mrs Percy Belknap and daughter visit from Erie.
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Winnie Thatcher
Tionesta
A. ©. Magill
Warren
Pittsburg
Ora Burgess
Cleveland
James Haley
Charles Aller
Presbyterian Church
Archdeacon Cole
Episcopal Church
Siddins & Ellingwood
Hertzel Block
B. S. Magill & Son
Percy Hollinsworth
Wm. McCarry
Percy Belknap
Erie
Local Notes From March including Illnesses and Visits
March entries report multiple residents at Scott Darlin and Henry Mc Gee listed among the sick with the grip. Lind rents Wheelock farm and several locals visit relatives or travel, including Sam Broughton seeking doctor care and Esther Jones visiting Warren. The town discusses home telephone pole survey and various minor arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Darlin
Henry McGee
Burt McGee
Charlies Price
C. K. Haupin
KE. Kingsley
Lind
Wheelock Farm
Loviea Darlin
Dana Darlin
M. Woodin
Mr. Bacons
Spring Creek
Dugall
Sam Broughton
Corry
C. Wilson
Bailey Hill
Esther Jones
Warren
Illnesses Highlight School Reopening Notes
Karl Baker and Guy Cornish are very sick with measles while Guy Hawkes remains in critical condition with inflammatory rheumatism. School has resumed in the Primary room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Baker
Guy Cornish
Guy Hawkes
Leap year party draws sixty couples and town notes
Sixty couples attended the leap year party Friday night. The Burial Association gains many new members. Residents plan cement walks as weather permits. Sherwood Simmons returns to Virginia. Fred Simpson family returns from Alfred New York. Mrs Dewey hosts Ladies Aid. Miss Williams visits Mrs Carrier. Henry Stevens visits Union City. Mrs Baker and Miss Stevens return from Union City. Grant Johnson returns from Braddock.
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Burial Association
Henry Stevens
Union City
Bell Baker
Mary Stevens
Grant Johnson
Braddock
Sherwood Simmons
Virginia
Fred Simpson
Alfred
N. Y
Chas. Simpson
Ladies’ Aid
N. E. Dewey
Katherine Williams
N.S. Carrier
Pleasantville Visitors and Local Grange News
March notes show Mr and Mrs Andy Kit linger and son Luther from Pleasantville visiting relatives. Pomona Grange attendance at Youngsville March 3 4. Mrs Maude Thompson returns from Kersey PA after a week with Julia Green. Ruby Samuelson travels to Chautauqua for a few days. John Stearns leaves for Buffalo after helping care for his sick father W D Stearns. Charlie Stearns visits Sugar Grove, I J Tobey and Nellie Palmer visit Jackson Raw. Mattie Sherrard and children visit Sugar Grove. John Woods of Ogden Utah guest of Mary Sullivan. Funeral held for Rinaldo Tobey at Jerome’s home. EDINBORO Normal offers Business Music Oratory Art. catalogue free. JOHN F BIGLER Principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Kitlinger
Luther
Pleasantville
C. J. Samuelson
Ruby Samuelson
Clara Arnold
Pomona Grange
Youngsville
Maude Thompson
Kersey
Julia Green
Chautauqua
John Stearns
Buffalo
E. K. Stearns
W. D. Stearns
Charlie Stearns
Sugar Grove
Fine Farm for Sale near Frewsburg Jamestown NY
Widow offers 9014 acre farm half a mile from Frewsburg and four miles from Jamestown with level soil, fruit trees, good wells, two large barns, and houses. Property could be divided into village lots or two farms and lies on the Warren and Jamestown electric railway line to be built next summer. Land not leased for oil. sale due to health. Call Frewsburg Route 84.
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Frewsburg
N. Y
Jamestown
N.Y
Warren and
Erie Railroad extends connection for 1904 Louisiana Purchase Exposition
The Erie Railroad remains linked with the Big Four via Marion Ohio offering an attractive St. Louis service for the 1904 Chicago World’s Fair. D W Cooke, General Passenger Agent, New York. Bradford Star to mark 25th birthday with McKean county marriages or births on April 11 1904. Phonoplex installed on Pennsylvania Railroad Chautauqua Division enabling telegraph and voice on one wire.
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Erie Railroad
Chicago
Marion
Ohio
St. Louis
D. W. Cooke
New York
Bradford Star
Habgood
McKean County
Chautauqua
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Crawford County
Warren Hospital
United States Army
Franklin
Pittsburg, Shawmut and Northern Railroad
Tidioute
Boro
Joseph Martin
Chas. Aller
N. N. Hanchett
W.S. Sweeney
Clarion State Normal School
Brest
Grace Thompson
C. E. Pierce
Robert Barlow
Youngstown
D. G. Lowe
Addie Baker
Lottsville
Columbus
Brown Hill
Edinboro Normal
John F. Bigler
Fine Farm
Bellevue Hospital
Stanley K. Pierson
le Roy, N. Ie
Central Pharmacy
Davis Drug CO
Siegfried
Warren, Pa
Metzger
Hogan Store
Metager
The
Warren Trust Company
Hohe
Ho Ho
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas. E. Cobb, Casnier
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Liberty St
Penna. Avenue
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
Armel Hen Ure
Siegfried’s
J. N. Trainer
East Washington Square
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Warren Borough
Hatch Run
Glade
Perry D. Clark
James Rockey
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