Pensions, Grange Social, and Route 1 Highlight Town News
Rural routes expand as Union City begins Route 1 serving 500 people. Kane leads in glass output behind Charleroi Belgium. McKinley to Pan American Exposition visit. Local notices announce a sugar social by the Grange, a pension to Mrs Atkins, and multiple obituaries and civic updates from Erie to Warren area.
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Pennsylvania Line
Lander
Grange
Union City
Kane
America
Charleroi
Belgium
McKinley
Warren Borough Proposes Bond Increase for Penn Ave Works
The borough seeks voter approval to raise bonded indebtedness by up to 25000 for paving and curbing Pennsylvania avenue from Short street east end to South street. The 1901 notice lists current debt at 72000 and assessed valuation at 3113958 with the increase at .008028 mills.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Avenue
Short Street
South Street
F. Barnhart
Burgess
E.H. Beshlin
Chandler's Valley County Notes March 18
George Langdon preached a fine sermon Sunday evening. J A Swanson has returned to Chicago. Ladies Aid met with Mrs Carrie Jones last week. G Johnson of Matthews Run was buried here Tuesday. A social is planned at the U B parsonage Friday evening. Warm weather spurs sugar making activity.
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Chandler’s Valley
George Langdon
J. A. Swanson
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid
Carrie Jones
G. Johnson
Matthews’ Run
U. B
Sugar making under way as robins appear
Farmers are already making sugar and robins are around. Mr. Glen Perkins of Union City spent a few days in town last week. A card party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Allen Tuesday evening. The drama club’s Friday night performance was a success and receipts totaled between $50 and $60. The club repeated the play Saturday to a loyal audience. Union high school and grammar grade rhetoric exercises were held Friday afternoon and church meetings have drawn good attendance.
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Glen Perkins
Union City
Ed. Allen
Local Notes From Findlay Area March 20
Amos Stilson of Findlay visits his brother N. W. Stilson for a few days. Eric Fredjelius bought the Peterson place on Youngsville road and moved in last week. L. J. Hoag took the Ellis house on West Mill street. Mrs. Davis is seriously ill at her daughter Mrs. E. D. Fenton's home. Alvin Martin suffered a partial stroke Saturday afternoon and is slowly improving. Geo. Woodside and wife marked their tenth wedding anniversary with a gathering Monday evening. A pound donation was given Rev. Mr. Bloom Monday evening. Miss Ida Shortt of Youngsville visits her brother Hon. C. M. Shortt.
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Geo. Woodside
Bloom
Ida Shortt
Youngsville
C. M. Shortt
Death notice and local misfortunes in March report
March 18 report notes overall good health aside from colds. Mrs Leslie Jobes dies in Erie. the Jobes family formerly resided here, and the community offers sympathy. Modern Woodmen meetings move to members’ homes after Donaldson's Hall fire damage, next at C E Stearns. Chas Martin attends Mrs Jobes’s funeral in Erie. Carl Gray suffers a severe hand injury at Clark's mill. Will Moyer cracks two ribs at Beck's tannery.
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Leslie Jobes
Erie
Jobes
Donaldson’s Hall
John Ayers
C. E. Stearns
Chas. Martin
Clark’s Mill
Carl Gray
Will Moyer
Beck’s Tannery
Corydon Phases Move In As Community Grows
March notes report Joseph preparing to move to Corydon Township to manage the current Canfield farm. Florence Aiken, former Corydon resident and Warren county teacher, shines as a Buffalo nurse, while Mrs. Archer and Mrs. Perry Root visit and recover. The Ladies Aid hosts the Old Maids Convention to strong praise, and Corydon advances a new handle factory amid steady local activity. Rev Decker to hold evangelistic meetings late April or early May.
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Joseph
Corydon Tp
Canfield
Florence Aiken
Corydon
Warren County
Buffalo
Aiken
Archer
Gowanda
N.Y
Perry Root
Prof. Taylor
Barnes
Duntley
Odell
Rebekah
Dr. Flatt
Mr. Whitcomb
Flatt
Edna Ostrander
Salamanca
Nelson Mead
George Marsh
Quaker Bridge
N. Y
Carl Odell
Old Maids’ Convention,” Which Was Given Under the Auspices of the Ladies’ Aid
M. E. Church
S. B. Morrison
Prof. Makeover
Edna Torney
Marjorie Mead
Stuart Clawson
Edna Quinn
Frank Brown
Lucia Brown
Romola Clawson
Anna Brant
Mr. Decker
Sugar Run Social Benefit Draws Crowd
Sugar Run on Friday evening hosted a large parlor gathering at the Sugar Run House to aid the M. E. pastor Rev. Mr. Hickok. The event was a financial and social success. J. D. Harris and wife visited. Orlo Hoop and sister attended a funeral in Morrison for their cousin, Mrs. Isaac Anderson. Orlo Hoop was re chosen to represent the precinct.
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Sugar Run House
M. E
Mr. Hickok
J. D. Harris
Warren
Orlo Hoop
Morrison
Isaac Anderson
Local Social Notes Report Weekend Visits
The Republican County Committee caucus is mentioned from last Saturday. Henry Handley and his brother from Dew Drop visited relatives in town on Sunday. L F Kay and wife stayed with Mrs Kay's parents on Sunday.
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Republican County Committee
Henry Handley
Dew Drop
Village News Roundup newspaper style update
March 19 notes list visitors residents and business moves in the village. Horner and wife called on friends while Prof Clair Thompson visits. Mrs A E Singleton returns from West Virginia. Anderson Bros sell the meat market to Mr Coleman of Youngsville. E W Cooney leases Shannon store rooms for new goods. James Richards and wife visit. Mrs Chas Jackson returns to reside locally. P R R Co work transfers loom but Irvington yard to bear more work. Agent Green and Yardmaster Hughes prepare. Uncle John Cooney refurbishes store rooms. Chas A Swanson ships ties. Elof Nelson returns from Sweden after years with Mrs Newbold.
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Horner
Clair Thompson
A. E. Singleton
West Virginia
Anderson Bros
Warren
Irvington
Green
Hughes
John Cooney
Chas. A. Swanson
P. R. R.co
Elof Nelson
Newbold
Sweden
Quiet GOP primaries and local notes from Marshtown Warren
March 18 report notes a calm Republican primary day. Asa Stanton loses a cow and another sick with the same disease. Welch moves from Charles Parker to John Schnur farm near Russell. O P Thompson visits his mother in Russell. A March 8 birth at King home weighing 10 pounds 12 ounces. Maple sugar making begins locally. Warren visitors Chas. Dickenson and Sylvester Clark cited. Sparks and Phillips visits noted. Scranton moves family back to Scranton Hollow. Mahan plans to move Miles farm west of Lander.
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Asa Stanton
Marshtown
Welch
Charles Parker
John Schnur
Russell
O.P. Thompson
H. S. King
South American Nervine Tonic Promises Stomach Cure
Distressing stomach diseases permanently cured by the masterly power of this tonic. It claims to cure all stomach weakness and indigestion from the first dose and never disappoints. Pleasant and safe, sold by Hertzel and Saner druggists in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Hertzel & Saner
Warren, Pa
Third Semi annual Gift Sale Offers Free Twelfth Pair
The store announces a March 18 gift sale giving away every twelfth pair of shoes for advertising. Customers pay no more than the lowest cash price. new spring goods arrive daily and the shop emphasizes Patent Kid and Patent Calf shoes.
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New Spring
Golden Horse Shoe Call at Warren Pa
A reader is asked to contact at the Golden Horse Shoe located at No. 309 Second Street in Warren Pennsylvania for further information or arrangements.
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Golden Horse Shoe
No. 309
Second St
Warren, Pa
Clarion Welcomes Modern Hotel With Elevated Amenities
Clarion Pennsylvania opens a new modern hotel under Mrs Eria H Frank owner and Mrs W B Newell manager The property features steam heat baths private toilets on each floor connecting rooms electric and gas lights return calls and latest appliances Rates are two dollars a day with extra for private baths Engineers are laying track from Clarion to Summerville on the Low Grade division of the Pennsylvania R A and a standard gauge railroad is anticipated within months benefiting the city
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Clarion
Pennsylvania
Eri. H. Frank
W. B. Newell
Summerville
Pennsylvania R. A
Clothes Make the Man and the Tailor’s Craft
An editorial urging prudence in appearance notes that success hinges on a respectable look. It praises Jacob Keller, a skilled tailor, claiming his workmanship ensures well fitting, neat suits and reasonable rates. Try a trial order.
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Jacob Keller
Willing to buy old boots rubber hose and metal parts
A local notice from Robert Johnson offers cash for old boots and shoes, wringer rollers, packing, hoses, tires, red rubber, and non ferrous metals free of rust. Items should be brought to Watson Avenue near Boss Wagon Shop between Second and Third streets or to Seeley’s boarding house on Poplar Street in the evenings.
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Watson Avenue
Second
Seeley’s
Poplar Street
Notice for metal buy and old papers sale
Sell your iron copper brass zinc lead rope rags rubber to Warren Iron Metal Co. at the D A V P R R grounds opposite the Freight Depot on Fourth Street. Last year's papers must be sold no moving them prices from 21 cents. Old store 209 Liberty Street Warren Pa. N K Wendelboe passes along contact number 28.
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Warren Iron Metal Coo
Fourth St
Telephone
Liberty Street
N. K
Liberty St
Warren, Pa
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