Train Schedules Mention Dunkirk Titusville Stops
On DA V P RY the timetable lists Dunkirk and intermediate stations at 8 54 p m and 4 59 p m for Titusville and intermediates at 10 34. The fare shown is 44 dollars.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1909
Page
5
On DA V P RY the timetable lists Dunkirk and intermediate stations at 8 54 p m and 4 59 p m for Titusville and intermediates at 10 34. The fare shown is 44 dollars.
The Republican Party clarifies that H. M Putnam is a candidate for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts subject to the outcomes of the primary election.
Henry Park is named as a candidate for Warren County Sheriff pending Republican primary results. The notice names Park as seeking the sheriff's office under party guidance and specifies the election context.
Frank J Lyons announces his candidacy for the office of District Attorney of Warren County subject to the Republican primaries to be held June 5 1909 in Warren Pa The notice is dated January 6 1909 and signed by SIDNEY D BLACKMAN and FRANK J LYONS.
Public notice from Warren Pa Sheriff B G Gregory dated March 9 1909 lists case code 3 11 31 and refers to official action to be taken.
A list of retail and wholesale liquor license petitions filed in Warren County Pa notes applications to be presented March 29 1909 at 2 pm. Names include Tencate Botlorf Sullivan Tipper King Masterson and many others with locations in Sheffield Tidioute Warren Youngsville Clarendon and Pittsfield detailing venues like hotels houses and inns along Main Street Pennsylvania Avenue and other streets. Official notice covers multiple towns and license types with ward and borough designations.
A list of individuals and businesses in Warren County Pennsylvania from Russell Youngsville Irvine Glade and surrounding towns receiving retail liquor licenses. Names include Eugene Weiss George H Kurtz Carl Schwartz Ora Beebe Merry Mattison Ray Powers and others with licenses at hotels houses and restaurants along Pennsylvania Avenue Main Street Hickory Street and nearby streets.
Mrs. Matilda Ostergard wife of M P Ostergard died at 1245 PM last Thursday of pneumonia at the home of Samuel Peterson 800 Pennsylvania Avenue west. She came to Warren from Racine Wisconsin recently to nurse her ill daughter Lillian and fell ill herself. She leaves a husband her mother one daughter Lillian five sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held last Saturday afternoon with interment in Oakland.
In Warren and Gladerun during March 1909 several families announced newborn sons. The Muerer couple welcomed a son on March 14, the Beshlin family on March 17, the Olson household on March 15, and the Hedges family on Conewango avenue. In Gladerun on March 10, 1909 the Andrews family reported a son.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Rapp celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary with twenty friends at their Chestnut street home last Thursday afternoon. Robert Henderson named janitor of Fourth ward school, succeeding the late George Offerlee. Remains of Gainor P Bloom laid to rest at Granteau, Clearfield county. he was 75 and father of Mrs P S Horton of Warren. Corry plans Old Home week starting July 4 with Corry races and Fourth festivities. Clarence Mangan travels to Rochester after brother, former Rochester fire chief, dies from injuries. Youngsville and Sugar Grove trolley line renamed Warren County Traction Company. may extend to Warren and Chautauqua Lake.
Public documents available to subscribers upon request include Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways by Slason Thompson, Report Huntingdon Reformatory, Shelter Tent Experiments with Tobacco by Penn State College, and Reports of Orchard Inspectors by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
A bride recalls a mountain vacation at Ferncliff where a suitor, Mr Beach, seemed dull until a circus popcorn seller proves witty and reveals a study in contrasts. The tale ends with the couple discovering the popcorn man is Adele Perkins’s cousin and a college student earning through a traveling show.
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