Court verdict in Helping Hand case at Warren
The Helping Hand Building and Loan Association vs Buss and White ended last Thursday with Judge Lindsey directing a verdict for the plaintiff at 323.71 dollars. An appeal is likely. Deputy Supreme President Geo W Brown organized a Keystone Benefit Society lodge at Parker City with 25 applicants for charter and a distinguished officer slate. The group adopts a no double assessment plan appealing to local business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Building and Loan Association
Buss and White
Lindsey
Keystone Benefit Society
Geo. W. Brown
Parker City
New Restaurant Opens in Offerle Store Room
Alex Erickson opens a new restaurant at 422 Water Street Offerle promising meals day or night at fair prices. Breakfast 6:30 to 8, dinner 12 to 2, supper 6 to 8 with meals cooked to order. If customers leave hungry it won t be his fault. Give him a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Erickson
Offerle
Water Street
Mr. Erickson
Reception at North Warren Welcomes New Presbyterian Pastor
A reception in Arcanum hall at North Warren on Friday March 17 welcomed Rev. A. A. McCormick as the new pastor. Over 200 attendees enjoyed light refreshments served by church young ladies. Each guest received a verse and shamrock memento as a token.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Arcanum Hall
A. A. McCormick
The
Presbyterian Church
McCormick
Franklin and Warren Y M C A Face Off In Big YMCA Battle
Friday night at the Y M C A gymnasium Franklin and Warren teams played a well fought game before a large crowd. Warren won 27 to 10 with strong teamwork and endurance. Franklin showed active play though hampered by new field and surroundings. The piece notes basketball as a growing national indoor sport and cites upcoming Buffalo league challenge for Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Warren Y.M.C. A
Warren
Warren—Earl Coates
Robi
H. E. Dodge
Carl Rogers
Will J. Brower
Henry Swengel
Franklin—Martin
Bacharach
Moore
Hamilton
Smiley
Taylor
Borough Council appoints committees for the year
Council members met and named committees for Bridges Finance Fire Gas and Electric Light Market Poor Public Parks Public Buildings Printing Police Severe Sidewalks Streets Water and more. Louis P. Amann elected policeman. J F Babcock hired for chief and Thos Crowley for policeman. teamster hiring discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borchers
Bridges
K. T. Hazeltine
L. T. Borchers
Samuel Frantz
Joseph Hill
George Harmon
C. W. Beaty
John Masterson
Levi Smith
E. T. Hazeltine
D. L. Lewis
James Cable
O. W. Beaty
T. B.clawson
T. B. Clawson
James Brann
D. L
W. Beaty
Louis P. Amann
Chas. Dickinson
J. F. Babcock
Thos. Crowley
Warren Glimpses of Local Life and Moves
Warren column notes include Allen at 221 Liberty Street and various residents moving homes this spring. Officials discuss real estate changes, appointments, and social events from April 5 invitations to type of local rail work. plus a report on a 31 member bishop class and a 505 foot oil well milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Richards
G. B. Nesmith
Columbia Bicycles
Smith-Barnes Co
Sheriff Fuellhart
Barnes
Scott’s
A. A. Davis
Library and the Association
Friends of the Library
Claribelle Parshall
Warren
Carl Gildersleeve
Brookston
Market Street
J. A. Stillman
Warren County
Tidioute
Whitehead
Pittsburg
Trinity Memorial Church
Oil City
Byron J. Jackson
Youngsville
Phila. & Erie Railroad
Jackson
P. & E. Railroad
Ridgway
Philadelphia
American Express Co
Irvinetop
D. E. Jackson
Rogers Block
Dr. Jordan
Hickory Street
J. P. Maitland
Mr. Jackson
Water Street
Short
Burgess Steber
Mr. Maitland
Hertzel Street
First Ward
J. A. Eichenberg
Mr. Steber
Penna Ave
East Water
Franklin Goulding
Eugene Ward
H.R. McCalmont
Mr. Eden
S. A. Wetmore
H. G. Stillwell
C. S. Beck
Penna. Ave
George Rathbun
Richland
Linsner
Claude Mills
East Warren
Jos. Newberry
Primaries in Warren County Choose Crandall and Colleagues
A Sunday through Monday report details Republican primaries held Saturday March 18 in Warren County. Crandall Peterson Mead Rounce Pelton Rogers Peirce Rice and Putnam won respective offices with county convention selecting Schofield as chair and Munn as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Crandall
Register and Recorder
Charles A. Peterson
W. J. Mead
J. F. Rounce
G. M. Pelton
A. 8. Rogers
Rice and Peirce
H. A. Putnam
Court House
M. A. Myers
Mr. Ellis
Sugar Grove Borough
Warren
J. W. Dankle
W. C. Watson
J. F. Hegerty
D. W. Brodhead
G. B. Munn
A. L. Chapman
Youngsville
W. P. Nutting
Tidioute
W. J. Elder
Columbus
E. R. Allen
Clarendon
A. F. Crossman
Bear Lake
C. L. Chadwick
Sugar Grove
Freemont Ellis
Grand Valley
W. P. Wood
Brokenstraw
G. H. Bates
C. F. Nelson
Conewango
F. E. Ward
E. D. Stewart
B. L. Beals
Corydon
G. A. Odell
O. E. Hoop
Cherry Grove
John D. Million
Deerfield
M. Devore
Elk
P. L. Brown
Eldred
L. Blood
Freehold
E. M. Lowe
Farmington
Thomas Cooper
Glade
J. B. Lindberg
Walter Mitchell
Kinzua
G. W. Moorhouse
Limestone
J. M. Goldthwait
Mead
C. W. Henderson
J. E. Wallaston
Pine Grove
L. D. Putnam
D. J. Bennett
Pleasant
John Costell
Pittsfield
G. S. Ayers
H. Keppel
H. Y. Miller
John Spencer
Spring Creek
C. E. Stearns
Mr. Nutting
Mr. Chadwick
John F. Hegerty
Joseph A. Schofield
George B. Munn
Nutting
C. D. Crandall
C. A. Peterson
W. J
Messrs
Crandall
Peterson
Rounce
Rice
Harrisburg
Quay
C. W. Stone
John Dalzell
Local Institute Meeting Planned in Corydon Township
Corydon township announces a Local Institute gathering at Corydon on Saturday April 1 1899. All teachers are invited to attend and assist with 4h activities. L McMURREN principal Corydon Pa March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corydon Township
Corydon
Reward for catarrh cure by Hall’s Company
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for a case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Company Cure. Henry & Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Heney & Co
Props
Toledo
F.J. Cheney
Areieee
Erie visitor attends local wedding and updates
Correspondence notes Miss Beasie O'Brien of Erie visiting town for a wedding. H R DeLong of East Warren renewing old acquaintances. Mr and Mrs P D Belknap linked to March 17 1899. M Cooney heads to Scio Ohio for oil field luck. W H Mead moves his mill from Dunns Eddy to Slater lot. Nelson Poppleton improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beasie O’brien
Erie
H. R DeLong
East Warren
P. D. Belknap
M. Cooney
Scio
W. H. Mead
Dunn’s Eddy
Slater
Local Notices and Social Quickbits From Warren Area
Mr and Mrs E B Clark of Glade visited friends Wednesday. Fred Grouch of Warren and Miss Maggie Lyon of Dutch Hill attended church Sunday. F rank Strickland resigned as teacher and joined North Warren school. Miss Ella Franklin completed her term here. Bertha Wilson of Clarendon visited last Sunday. A daughter born March 15 1899 to Mr and Mrs L F Demming. J J Mahan of Lander Joyful over a son. L W Lyon and H S King visited the Hill Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masgea
E. BR. Clark
Glade
Fred Grouch
Warren
Maggie Lyon
Dutch Hill
Clark
Frank Strickland
North Warren
Ella Franklin
Bertha Wilson
Clarendon
L. F. Demming
J. J. Mahan
Lander
L. W. Lyon
King
Sugar Grove Society Notes March 21
Mrs Ella Caswell travels to Buffalo to sing at U B church meetings. W C T U memorializes Francis Willard in Seminary chapel with an engaging program. Dr William H Crawford of Allegheny College lectured on Savonarola to a large attentive audience. Jamestown Ladies Cymbal Quartette entertained at the Seminary chapel Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Ella Caswell
Buffalo
U. B
Francis Willard
Seminary
Cae Miller
Lander
Bernice Caskey
Jamestown
Ae Wm. Haggerty
Wm. H . Crawford
Allegheny College
Savonarolo
Seminary Chapel
Sugar, sermons, and debates stir March town life
Maple sugar sales rise despite cold weather quenching sugar makers. The town sees higher medical earnings as changes occur. Rev Kane preached at the Presbyterian church and will return in two weeks. Pittsfield cornet band played for the Literary Society, and a large Whitneys hall debate on trusts and combines drew strong praise. Wilson McGrew and R Brooks led the speakers with the decision favoring the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane
Presbyterian Church
Pittsfield Cornet
Literary Society
Whitney’s Hall
Wilson McGrew
R. Brooks
Local notes and socials from Ackley Hollow area
March reports show Dr. Vermilyea greeting friends in Ackley Hollow while attending patients. Visits by Gust Ackley, Miss Nina Jones, and Miss Susie Nollinger noted. Maple sugar making active. apples scarce and pricey. Residents travel to Warren for business. Akeley-Widdifield suit mentioned. several illnesses and recoveries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilyea
Ackley Hollow Way
Gust Ackley
Russell
Arthur Herrick
Dewdrop
Tom Phillsberry
Scandia
Ede Smith
Ben Bates
Susie Nollinger
Frewsburg
Warren
Newel Adams
Gertrude Wheeler
Nina Jones
Limestone
Nida Snyder
Bradford
Rhone
Iss Myrtle Sanborn
Madigan
Merritt Bauers
Glade
Josh Smith
Doc Collins
R. C. Adams
Wilbur Akeley
Akeley-Widdifield
Jeff Vanisle
Marion Ind
D. Clark
Mildred Sumner
Lizzie Se
Marital Announcements From Warren Jamestown Titusville
In Warren on March 11, 1899, H Arthur Fehlman and Beatrice M Young of Russell wed. In Jamestown on March 21, 1899, Thomas Leyman of Titusville married Catherine E McDonald, daughter of S J McDonald of Warren. In Titusville on March 16, 1899, John M Tate Jr of Sewickley and Ernestine Payne of Titusville were married at the Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fehlman—Younge
Warren
E. F. Edmonds
H. Arthur Fehlman
Beatrice M. Young
Russell
Leyman—Mcdonald
Jamestown
N. Y
Thos. Leyman
Titusville
Catherine E. McDonald
S. J. McDonald
Tate—Payne
Titusville, Pa
The
Presbyterian Church
L. Berry
John M. Tate, Jr
Sewickley, Pa
Ernestine Payne
Obituary notices from Warren and surrounding areas
Obituaries record several deaths: Louisa Steadman aged 89 in Frewsburg after 60 years in Warren. Michael Bower 67 of Warren County since 1842. W K Kidder near Corry. Hatten Sweet 72 in Lander Pa with services at M E church in Warren area. infant son of Mr and Mrs Chas Stranberg in Gladerun. Kipper near Corry. funeral details reference Lew M. Rogers and Oakland interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Lew M. Rogers
Oakland
SweEert
Lander
Hatten Sweet
M. E
B. L. Perry
Busti
Meadville and Jamestown News Roundup and Local Updates
Olean street railway to donate one day’s total receipts to a hospital with women as conductors. Meadville reports a large fire causing $8,000 to $10,000 loss to the Tribune. local dairy and produce prices noted. Grandma Doty’s 103rd birthday celebrated. Reverend Patterson resigns for Baltimore with $3,000 salary. Meadville sees a second Rebekah lodge granted. Court chronicles a complex divorce and remarriage case. Apple crop expectations rise after cold spells. Erie shops run full time with heavy freight. State Dairy association meeting at Corry. top awardees listed. Steel town expansion promises wage rise. Titusville florist gifts to schools. Supreme Court upholds train stoppage rules. Ohio law on multiple daily stops cited.
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Meadville
the Tribune
Journal
Jamestown Journal
Makeh
Grandma Doty
Frewsburg Cor
E. B. Patterson
M. E
Jamestown
Baltimore
Rebekah
Odd Fellows
Common Pleas
Butler Herald
Meadville Tribune
Erie
Titusville Florist
Warren Florists
United States Supreme Court
Ohio
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
West Cleveland
Buying and Selling Meal Estate Transfers for Week Ending March 2
Meal estate transfers listed for week ending March 2 1809 show several conveyances with varied sums. Names include M E I Biddle and M J Weidert Pleasant Peter M Smith and wife Peter Decker Glade and others with amounts from 1 to 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. I. Biddle
M. J. Weidert
Pleasant
Peter M. Smith
Peter Decker
Glade
G. B. Ensworth
R. A. Love
Same
Abplanalp Melchior
KE. J. Kelly
J. P. Evans
Farmington
Geo. F. Yatea
Wm. Johnson
Pine Grove
Effie Morgan
The Wrong Culprits A Little Story
A Cleveland Plain Dealer anecdote describes a coed school prank where boys disguise as girls for an evening outing. Teachers intercept plans but are surprised to find the "girls" actually smaller boys in gowns and hats. The caper ends with a light lecture and no punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Pretty Pictures Stir Up a Young Man in Town
A humorous tale from the Cleveland Plain Dealer narrates a young man admiring a photo on a mantel but realizing the image is of the girl he is dating. Her anger and disbelief lead to a comic moment as the youth learns she is the photographer herself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Unclear anecdote on a savings fund and a patent egg beater
A Chicago News anecdote mentions a saver with $1.40 found by his wife just before a man displaying a newly patented egg beater arrives. The fragment hints at misfortune and a comic mishap around a small fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chicago News
Pennsylvania Railroad Excursions to Washington End March 24
The final PRR far excursion from Erie to Washington runs March 24 with round trips valid on regular trains that day. Return by April 3. Excursion and related tickets to Richmond Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia Beach and Mount Vernon offered at reduced rates through Pennsylvan ia and Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co. offices. Tickets require act by agents or at specified offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
Erie
Lock Haven
Pennsylvania Ticket
Richmond
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co
Norfolk
Virginia Beach
Mount Vernon
Electric Railway
Dilla
Cket
For Sale on Easy Terms Farm 78 Acres Jamestown Road
For sale on easy terms a 78 acre farm on main road five south in Jamestown. Slightly rolling hills with abundant water, tile drainage and a young peach orchard along the road. All unimproved area includes 50 acres of meadows in a nearby Ma with house barn and a meat barn. W. M. Creal, Warren, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
W. M. Creal
Warren
Buy 50x150 Building Lot in Warren Borough
For from $100 to $350 you can buy a 50 by 150 foot building lot in Warren borough near the street car line on contract. Terms $5 per month without interest. D. W. Beary, Warren, Pa. 16mtf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Borough
D. W. Beary
Warren
Tailor Jacob Keller Invites All to View New Cloth Stock
The notice invites every man to call at once on Jacob Keller the tailor to examine his elegant stock of cloths in the latest fashion. After viewing, customers are urged to leave measurements for fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Keller
Stearns
Tiger
Crown
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Warren Mail
Warren, PA
John Whaleben
Warren Mica Lubricant Company
J. Norman Davies
Crosby
the Democrat
Young Whaleden
Olean
Joseph A. Pain
Pain
Corry
Weekly
Telegraph
Daily Leader
England
Pennsylvania
Mai
Knights of Honor
United Workmen
Joseph A Pain
Episcopal Church
ALLEN
Liberty Street
UIL
Tiona
Belle Valentine
Argument Court
Boody Walsh
March Sessions
Walsh
Western Penitentiary
J. T. Epwards
Randolph, N. Y
Chamberlain Institute
11Th
Rhode Island Infantry
G. N. Parmlee
Suspension Bridge
Fair Grounds
Democrat
Biekark
Blanche L. Swengel
Tare Power
Poe
Raven
Fannie Smith
Samuel Williams
John Williams
Milton
Struthers, Wells &Co
J. A. Dahlgren
Struthers, Wells & Co
Warren High School
Haupt
Institute At
UWS Woik
L. McMurren
Prin
Corydon, Pa
Putnamville
Isaacs & Morningstar
N. B
Olean’s Street Railway
M. Sexton
Tillotson
Fred Taylor
Edinboro
E. D. Curtis
H. W. Phillips
Ivarea
R. S. Hartley
Dugall
Steelton
Rg Egre
Fluiuan Bros
Jim
James
Prudence
Washington Star
Sueak Grove
Dennigan
Charlotte McLean
Jones
Josephine Russell
L.D. Marsh
Herb Stanton
Hiram Carr
James Ackley
Dannie Akeley
Fred H. Ewald
Ononcock
Virginia
Bert Gibb
West Hickory
Tipton
Mary Grandin
Boston
Mass
L. L. Hunter
Akron
Prof. Knight
Ida Shortt
W. W. Fell
Derry
C. S. Mead
College Street
F. Swanson
West Main Street
Ann Bowman
Salvation Army of
Appomattox
Henry
Legion
O.h.hunter & Son
Mrs. S. F. Cable & Co
Cresco
Warner’s Corsets
Ferris Waists
T. O. Slater & CO
Warren Savings Bank
A. J. Hazeltine
B. Ensworth
Geo. H. Jackson
W. Beaks
J. B. Wood
James Clark
Charles W Stoney i Dunham
L. BR. Freeman
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