Home joys and town notes in Warren period update
New maple sugar and syrup rise in demand while local life shows a mix of travels sickness and business. Miss Nellie Parish begins nursing at Warren State Hospital. D W Beaty Horace and Minor Crary return from Washington State. Henry P Hall returns from New York after hospital care for car trouble. Local civic plans include August volunteer firemen visit. Keeler Gas reports another productive well near Wetmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Stewart
Nellie Parish
Kane
Warren
Messrs
D. W. Beaty
Horace
Minor Crary
Washington State
Henry P. Hall
New York City
Kittanning
Pennsylvania
L. D. Wetmore
Edward
Santa Barbara
California
the Times
C. H. Smith
Warren and
Youngsville
Smith
D. H. Siggins
Independence
Kansas
Wm. Lavery
Thompson
Bennett
Lemmon
Keeler Gas Co
Wetmore
Penn’a Gas Co
S. A. Carr
G. H. Somers
Irvington
New Castle
Delaware
Death notices and obituaries from Warren area dated March 1907
In Warren area notices, William H. Heck 71 dies after long illness linked to a fall from a ladder. Edward J. Armstrong dies suddenly on an oil lease near Stoneham. Albert C. Rogers, 36, dies in Duke Center after tuberculosis illness. Other obituaries include Barney D. Paddock, Cynthia Akeley Weaver, Josephine Gorro, S. O. Mussleman, N. S. Carrier. multiple brief notes on local residents and area happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Masonic Order
H. B. Russell
Sheffield
Joseph
Frank
John W
Warren
West
Bath
N. Y
Warren Commandery
Knights Templar
Rogers
Duke Centre
Albert C. Rogers
Belmont
Bert
Duke Center
U. S. Rogers
Claude
Bradford
Pappock
Sugar Grove
Barney D. Paddock
Sherman
Movers Occupy New Parsonage at First M E Church
Pastor Conway and his family move into the newly erected parsonage on the former site, enjoying the benefits of the spring relocation as neighbours note the handsome residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
M.E
Pension blanks to veterans from Rep Wheeler
Hon N P Wheeler representative of the 28th district offers to supply pension application blanks to veterans under the Feb 6 1907 act. He recently met Pension Bureau officials in Washington and will assist district residents by mail at Endeavor Forest Co Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Wheeler
28Th
Congress
Washington
Pension Bureau
Endeavor
Forest Co
Centenarian smoker defies age norms in Clarion County
Mrs Elizabeth Freeman of Clarion County Pennsylvania celebrated her 113th birthday. She has smoked tobacco for ninety years and says she must be viewed as a frightful example to her seven children fifty five grandchildren twenty great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Freeman
Clarion County
Pennsylvania
Franklin grocer boasts near twenty two year attendance record
A Franklin grocer who began business in spring 1885 claims that over nearly twenty two years his vacations sick days and other absences from the store total less than thirty days. He is described as a record breaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Grocer
Spring Cleaning Urges Households and Merchants
Local authorities urge a sanitary movement as signs of warm weather approach. They call on every householder and merchant to participate to keep the community healthy.
Oil Price Rise Signals Busy Season For Drillers
The advance in the price of oil is expected to trigger a busy season for drillers and contractors as weather settles and conditions improve. The outlook is encouraged by rising demand and potential project activity in the sector.
Old Newspapers for Sale for Cleaning and Packing
For sale inexpensive bundles of old newspapers suitable for under carpets packing goods or covering shelves. Call at MAIL office to arrange pickup or delivery and discuss available quantities.
Edinboro Normal Trains Students in Teaching Methods
Edinboro Normal announces spring term begins March 26. Principal John F. Bicier invites readers to request a catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
John F. Bicier
Marriages Recap From Warren Area 1907 Social Notes
A Warren PA hospital wedding marks the first ceremony there as Orville Brown weds Annetta Corbett on March 14 1907. Other notices list unions across Warren and surrounding towns including Keller Brooks Beckley Stewart Boyd Kightlinger Eberhart Erickson Peterson Haglund Young Carlson Pond Harrington Swanson Hedren Nelson Rowley Winner Wilson Vogle Newbeck with spouses from Warren Kane Titusville Frewsburg Buffalo and Sioux City marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Fred Keller
Warren
Wm. Brinkman
Keller
Beckley—Stewart
Sioux City
Iowa
R. P. Smith
Clarence Beckley
Mollie May Stewart
Buffalo
Boyp—Kightlinger
Tidioute
J. M. Fradenburg
Daniel Boyd
Pittsburg
Susie Lela Kightlinger
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Counties
Transfers show W J Knupp to Amanda Gifford in Cherry Grove for 75 dollars and Helen Dewey to Jennie R Smart in Columbus for 500. Others include estates to Albert Hult berg, Spring Creek transfers, and multiple Sheffield Columbus and Pine Grove properties with sums from 1 to 2325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Knupp
Amanda Gifford
Cherry Grove
Helen Dewey
Jennie R. Smart
Columbus
M. Kimball
Albert Hultberg
Sugar Grove
Geo. Hasenstab
Clarence B. Thayer
Pittsfield
Otto Gustafson
Sam Ward
Youngsville
John Donaldson
Anna Donaldson
Sheffield
Wm. Baker
John H. Donaldson
Spring Creek
Emma Day
Thomas Ayers
Ursula M. Day
Emmett M. Putnam
W. C. Frederick
Anna M. Nelson
Anton Roose
Pine Grove
Floyd Allen
Jennie Allen
Burglary Concerns Raise Police Demands in Seventh Ward
Birth notices record Mar 15 to 19 1907 for Fisher Cook and Billman families. The Seventh ward reports burglaries withWill Kopf and John Hartman homes entered last Tuesday, theft of clothing and Kopf's silverware. Residents urge stronger police protection as tourists linger near the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward
Will Kopf
John Hartman
Hunter's Cash Store Showcases New Arrivals at Low Prices
The store displays a beautiful showing of new, up-to-date merchandise offered at the lowest prices. Shoppers are invited to compare the selection and savings across aisles of fresh goods and practical items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Tiana Oil
Capt. Wheelock
Luzerne County
State Health Department
M. W. Dennison
Conneaut
Ohio
Grandpa Cobb
H. M. Swick
East Fifth Street
Franklin Henry
W. D. Todd
Chelsea
Indian Territory
Hugh Siggins
Erie
Sarah R. Boyd
Waterford
W. Boyd
C. M. Keep
Portland
Oregon
J. W. Smith
Messrs. C. T. Conarro
W. J. Richards
G. B. Ensworth
W. A. Alexander
J. G. Green
G. C. Lott
Cynthia Akeley Weaver
Pine Grove Township
Warren County
Thomas Akely
Russell
Gorro
Josephine
Josephine Gotto
St. Joseph’s Church
Abe Jerkin
Dora Slesnick
Titusville
J. M. Stroup
Pigeon
Mayburg
G. W. Wood
Tracy Y. Whitton
Austin Hill
Sheffield Observer
A. Dunn
Florida
Ott Morris
J. A. Abbott
Ashville
Sardina Steward
Glenn Rhodes
Dalrymple School
J. H. Wiggins
Jamestown
James H. Miller
L. J. Palmer
Jamestown Mirror Co
S. O. Musselman
Leslie Mead
Youngaville
Jewel
Elgin and Waltham Movemento
Elgin and
Waltham Movements
Renj. Covert
Second Street
Eberhart—Erickson
Sherman House
J. G. Townsend
James H. Eberhart
Ada M. Erickson
Scandia
Nelson—Rowley
Grace M. E. Parsonage
R. N. Stubbs
Frank Nelson
Florence Rowley
Wilson
W. H. Winner
Bertha Wilson
Vogle—Newbeck
Buffalo, N. Y
John Vogle
Elizabeth Newbeck
Geo. Dellman
Chas. E. Nelson
Hunter’s Cash Store
India
O. H. Hunter & Son
Oxfords
Penn’n Ave
Warren, PA
T. C. Slater & CO
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Ersal Food
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