Penrose Platform Attacked by Editors Over War Stance
Uniontown Record and The Independent harshly criticize Senator Boies Penrose for his Republican bid, accusing him of demagoguery and favoring aggressive Mexican policy. They contrast his views with Taft era policy and McKinley era praise, urging Penrose to be ousted if Pinchot wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies Penrose
United States
Mexico
Taft
Penrose
Tfride
Pennnsylvania
Sons of
Pennsylvania
America
China
William McKinley
Republican Party
McKinley
White House
George T. Oliver
Parthington
Uniontown Record
Pinchot
Senate
Commonwealth
Independent
Pull with Your Boy Strengthens Father Son Bonds
An editorial urges fathers to win their sons confidence through praise and steady support rather than nagging. It cites how respect and appreciation encourage boys, notes mothers often foster warmth, and warns that failing to connect harms the father son bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Weekly
Creamery Reopens as New Separator Planned in Columbus
The Columbus creamery resumes operations after a week closure with about 200 patrons. A milk separator will be installed to collect milk and cream. Cemetery auxiliary to meet with Mrs Ella Allen. Mrs E G Carrier spent weekend with sister Mrs Abbott in Ashville. L O T M celebrated Lady Commander Swanson's birthday. next review at R E home. Farmers prep for sugar season with new outfits. death of Mrs Charles Shippee reported in Olean with funeral Friday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ella Allen
E. G. Carrier
Abbott
Ashville
Swanson
R. E
Charles Shippee
Olean
Death of Warren Resident Louis Wuertzer at 73
Louis Wuertzer longtime Warren resident died Saturday at his Pine street home aged 73. Born in Germany he came to America as a child and spent most of his life in Warren. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm from his home with interment in Irvine Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Wuertzer
Warren
Pine Street
Mr. Wuertzer
Germany
Irvine Cemetery
Death of Sugar Grove resident Eugene W. Abbott
Eugene W. Abbott died Monday at home after a two year illness. A partner in Abbott Bros., he was a well known Warren county resident. Survived by wife, mother, son Harland, and six brothers John, Earl, Christopher, Edward, Harry of Sugar Grove and Hiley of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Abbott
Sugar Grove
Mr. Abbott
Abbott Bros
Warren County
Harland
John
Earl
Christopher
Edward
Harry
Hiley
Jamestown
Mrs Lena Mowris Dies in Buffalo at 51
Mrs Lena Mowris died Saturday at her Buffalo home at age 51 of pneumonia. A Warren native, she will be buried at the family home in Pleasant Township after remains are brought there for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Mowris
Buffalo
Warren
Pleasant Township
Pinchot Accepted as Progressive Senatorial Candidate
The Washington Progressive party asks Gifford Pinchot to run for U S Senator from Pennsylvania. Pinchot consents to primary and likely the general election against incumbent Boies Penrose, a staunch old guard Republican. The race pits Penrose for privilege and Pinchot for the people and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Party
Progressive Party
Gifford Pinchot
United States
Pennsylvania
Pinchot
Boies Penrose
Republican Party
Senator Penrose
Mr. Pinchot
Penrose
Senate
Death of Mrs. Wealthy Marsh at 80 in Wattsburg area
Mrs Wealthy Marsh died at her daughter's home on Irvine Pennsylvania Avenue East after a long illness. She was 80 years old and survived by two daughters Mrs Irvine of this city and Mrs Snapp of Spartansburg and two sons Bela Marsh of Wattsburg and W L Marsh of Franklinville NY.
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Wealthy Marsh
Edward A
Irvine
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Snapp
Spartansburg
Bela Marsh
Wattsburg
W. L. Marsh
Franklinville
N. Xi
Spicer Crandell Dies After Long Illness at 72
Spicer T Crandell died Friday afternoon at 3 oclock at the home of his sister Mrs J W Green in Kinzua after a weeks illness. A Warren resident known as a Revere House clerk for years he had previously worked as a hotel clerk in Elmira New York. He was a Mason member of the Chapter and Commandery. The funeral and burial were held at Friendship New York on Monday with Mrs Green accompanying the body from Kinzua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spicer T. Crandell
J. W. Green
Kinzua
Warren
Revere House
Elmira
N. Y
Masonic Order
Friendship
Central Park
Partment House
Robin
Licenses Granted in Warren County License Court
The Warren County license court approved thirty four retail liquor licenses and three wholesale licenses in a morning session led by President Judge Hinckley. Fred H. Welden's Sugar Grove license was delayed to 3:30 PM after a remonstrance signed by 182 residents. witnesses cited reduced drunkenness since a hotel fire sixteen weeks prior. Welden had twenty petition signers. job ad: female cook for State Hospital North Warren. March 12, 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Court House
Hinckley
Siggins and Hughes
Fred H. Welden
Sugar Grove
Welden
John G. Smith
C. E. Bordwell
Robert Morris
A. D. Kephart
Sugar Grove Seminary
G. M. B. Bradshaw
Mr. Welden
Akeley Community News Recaps Meetings and Events
A fierce snow storm rages through the area as sugar makers report about half a crop. Neighbors gather at the Carlson brothers home to welcome movers in, with games and refreshments. Community groups note dances, dinners, and library club meetings with plans for an electric light plant.
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Carlson Brother
E. S. Clark
Pedro
St. Patrick’s
Former Warren Methodist pastor wed 50 years
Rev. Mr. Fradenburgh, longtime minister and author of eight religious works, married to Loretta M. Minor in 1864. His career spanned roles from educator to pastor at Warren, Titusville, Oil City, and Trinity M E Church, with prominence at conferences and world councils. He retired in 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
H. H. Cumings
Tidioute
Methodist Episcopal Church
Point Peninsula
N. Y
New York
Genesee College
Methodist Church Conference
Mansfield
Cleveland, QC
Franklin, Warren
Titusville
Trinity M. E
Oil City
Warren
Mr. Fradenburgh
London
England
Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cal
Living In Boarding Houses and Hotels
A reflective tale on how boarding houses and hotels strain marriages. The author contrasts birds building a home with humans living in furnished rooms, noting loss of privacy, constant scrutiny, and social tension. It argues true home comes from shared possession and unity, not grand amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah
Kentucky
Wanted Up holsterer for furniture repair work
Judge Furniture Co announces a permanent position for a reliable upholsterer who can handle furniture repair. Good wages offered. Respond with particulars to Judge Furniture Co at Ridgway Pa by March 12, 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Furniture Co
Ridgway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Mail Printing Company
J. A. Larson
Akeley
John Geracimos of
Howard Homestead
Library Club
John Marsh
Warren Methodist
van, George Fordan
Fleming H. Revell
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