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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1915

Page

5

Gleanings Tidioute Man Tills Conewango Trust Teller

M H DeLong of Tidioute accepts a teller position with Conewango Trust in Meadville. The note recalls his former residence in the city. Union City man dies by carbolic acid. A J Palm injured in Meadville. Mrs George Armitage breaks leg at home. Erie Y M C A narrowly escapes fire. several local accidents and a rare skin graft case in Jamestown. Mooney brothers die within hours of each other. details on their lives and public service.

M. H. DeLong Teller Conewango Trust M. H. DeLong Tidioute Conewango Trust Company Mr. DeLong

Warren Club Signs Pitcher and Outfielder Players

The Warren Baseball Association signs pitcher Al Hine of Shamokin Pennsylvania and outfielder Robert Lamberton of Oil City as part of its roster additions.

Warren Baseball Club Warren Baseball Association al Hine Shamokin Robert Lamberton Oil City

Arbor Days Designated by Governor Brumbaugh in Pa

Governor Brumbaugh designates April 16 and 25 as Arbor Days in Pennsylvania. Schools will set aside these dates and hold the standard Arbor Day programs as part of statewide observance.

Brumbaugh Pennsylvania

Traveling salesman dies in hospital under anaesthetic

George Allen of Corry was a traveling salesman for the Howard tannery. He died Monday afternoon at the Corry hospital while under anesthesia before a tonsil removal operation.

George Allen Howard Tannery Corry

Warren Chronicle Highlights Local Wins and Losses

Local notes report Kracer from Sheffield drilling 28 wells in Elk county with 2600 feet average depth and minimal leisure. Obituary recalls M C Holmes founder of Holmes Awning in Jamestown. County pays $2922 for bounty pelts and heads. wild animal tags include 1381 weasels. Grand Valley man Ritner Clark dies after trolley strike at Fleming crossing. Robbery at North Warren post office lands three Pittsburgh men five-year prison terms. Riwa grocery sold for 240 by sheriff.

Kracer Sheffield Elk County Grand Valley

Warren Golf Club Plans New Course at North Warren

The Warren Golf Club will lay out a new course late this year on grounds of the Country club above the farm colony in North Warren. Donald Ross of Pinehurst N C renowned golfer and groundskeeper will supervise the layout and arrive soon to begin when weather allows. Completion is not expected before August 1. At the club annual meeting E W Campbell was elected president.

Warren Golf Club E. W. Campbell

Kane Man Claims Robbery by Companions

Police respond to a disturbance at Cornplanter refinery after a Kane man Glen Chapman reports being robbed of 35 dollars by hobos. A suspect named John Mahan is detained, but authorities doubt Chapman's story due to his unemployment and torn clothes.

Kane Glen Chapman John Mahan Chapman

Paddy Devereaux Taken To State Asylum

Paddy Devereaux, repeatedly before police courts for drunkenness in oil country towns, was adjudged insane in Meadville on Friday and sent to the state hospital at North Warren. He had a brief escape attempt on Erie train No. 11 while en route to Meadville, and after admission at Meadville he raved through the night. Locals expect only a short stay given his history of drunkenness and erratic acts in Spartansburg, Corry, and Meadville.

Warren Yards Frank Crawford Oil City Paddy Devereaux State Meadville State Hospital For North Warren Spartansburg Crawford County Winans Corry Devereaux Erie State Hospital

Pine Grove Township School hires teachers and leaves vacancy

At a Pine Grove township School Board meeting the term hires include Russel High and several teachers for each department. No Wiltsie School hire. Charles Way appoints a selector for that school. Ex-Principal Charles A. Fisher is among principal applicants, Yale student.

Pine Grove Township Russel High Charles A. Fisher Yale University Deartment Kittie Mead Teckla Edquist Aliene Babcock Genevieve Randall Cable Hollow C. D. Lamb Gouldtown Jefferson Sears Hale Ira Strickland Akeley Helen S. Keating Thompson Opal Sigworth Akeley Hollow Harold Smith Wiltsie Charles Way

Mrs. Margaret McGlaughlin Dies After Illness in Warren

Mrs. Margaret McGlaughlin died Monday afternoon at her Hazel Street home after months of illness. She leaves three sons James George and Bert of Warren one brother Henry Strouse and one sister Jane Strouse of Meadville. Born in Meadville about 64 years ago she moved to Warren 34 years ago with her husband. Funeral was held Wednesday at 3 pm from the home with Rev N A White officiating, interment in Oakland cemetery by Rev A Rickel.

Mooney Warren County Thomas Roger Mooney Thomas Mooney Galway Ireland Mead Township Cherry Grove Mooneys Roger John Mooney Brown Run Margaret Mary Mooney St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Margaret McGlaughlin Margaret McGuughlin Hazel Street James George Bert Warren Henry Strouse Jane Strouse Meadville N. A. White Oakland Cemetery A. Rickel Hazeltine Piso Company Bashlin Valve Company M. E Carrie Hazeltine Cook North Warren Fred South Bend Wash James E S. O. Smith Jamestown N. Y Acence Oak Street Norris A. White Baumgarter North Warren Presbyterian Church Fred A. Hazeltine Washington W. H. Sherwood Erie Charles Jess

Ezra T Hazeltine founder of Piso company dies at home

Ezra T Hazeltine a well known citizen and founder of the Piso company died at his Oak Street home Saturday evening at 7 45 o clock from heart failure suffered last Wednesday. He was born in Busti New York and taught in multiple states before joining the Warren drug firm where he secured the Piso formula in 1863 and began selling it from his store.

B. F. Morris Mr. Morris Warren Warren Ledger Ledger David Reed Ezra T. Hazeltine Piso Company Oak Street Ezra Hazeltine Busti Jamestown Academy Pennsylvania New York Iowa Hazeltine and Company

Warren citizen Hazeltine dies at home in North Warren

Fred Hazeltine a prominent Warren businessman and civic leader dies at his home after a career with the Piso and Bashlin Valve companies. He leaves a wife and three children, with funeral services held at the First M E church.

How Is Your Spring Footwear

Warren offers a robust line of shoes at popular prices for 1915. Men’s dress and work shoes range from 1.48 to 5.00 per pair with multiple styles. Sadie’s shoes shown in similar price tiers. rubber footwear priced to move. Snag Proof Rubber Boots in 1.98 and 2.98 claim top value for spring wear.

Warren Sadie

Warren's Big Shoe House Ad Promotes Kids Shoes

A local advertisement urges shoppers to watch Warren's Big Shoe House for children's footwear priced from 40 cents and up, signaling bargain offerings and a focus on kids' shoes.

Warren

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Union City Roy Comer Charles Bush A. J. Palm George Armytage Geo. Armitage West Spring Creek Erie Y. M. C. A Y. M. Co Harry Devereaux Kies and Critenden Oi City Judson Byers Henry Gascon Jones General Hospital Fenton Hattie Pike M. C. Holmes Holmes ‘Awning and Tent Co Holmes Arthur Farrell William Johnson Everett Murphy Pittsburg Eastern Farrell Riwa Sheriff Sheriff Tate Alfred Sharman Catherine Alden Catherine King Alden Isaac Alden Sixth Avenue Lander William Hartson Judge Reiber Butler Reiber Butler County Chris Wagner Fourth and Chestnut Streets Floyd C. Clinger The Tidioute News Place Chas White Clinger Christian Science Monitor Boston Times of Mattress Company Pennsylvania Railroad Marjorie Mead Nelson Mead Marjorie Orlo A. Eaton Hudson Falls Judge Lindsey III Baltimore Hospital W. M. Lindsey Edward Baltimore Judge Lindsey Johns Hopkins Hospital Julia Bliss Chapin Charles L. Chapin Springfield Mass Lewis Crary Jamieson Christ Church Fourth Avenue Warren and Wetmore J. William Oehrle Olean First National Bank George A. Fuller Company Market Street Hinckley Florida W. D. Hinckley Daytona Beach Fla Steber Warren Chamber of Commerce Messrs. F. A. Steber & Son Reading Tidewater Pipe Line Company Weldbank Ohio Illinois Atlantic Sea Golden Flora Lucia Lucia Warren Veneer Cairo Egypt R. W. Archer H. Ww. Archer Archibald Archer Pittsburgh Warren Directors Warren County Farm Bureau Chamber of Commerce Messrs A. G. Eldred J. M. Seigfried C. B. Johnston Warren County Granges State College Piso Just Clover Timothy Landreth’s Warren Hardware Mary Brown Erickson Bole Lester Shoe Co Redding Shoe CO
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