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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
1
The Warren National Bank highlights the character and standing of its board of directors who supervise the bank’s management. It invites customers to call on or write to its officers for service, emphasizing conservative banking and accommodating customers within those limits.
A public notice enumerates residents and officials including Hon Wm D Brown and David W Beaty of Warren Pa along with R B Briggs Lee S Clough C Chase Jerry Crary Miner D Crary Andrew Hertzel Watson Hinckley Charles Jamieson William Rice C Schimmelfeng A Scofield Horton Smith George Watson N P Wheeler and F E Hertzel names tied to Warren and nearby towns. The list presents local figures in a formal notice.
A list of property transfers recorded, detailing buyers and sellers across Freehold, Sheffield, Columbus, Warren, Deerfield, Farmington, Pine Grove, Youngsville, Garland, and Farmington with sale values ranging from 51 to 32,700 dollars. Notable entries include Herbert E Bonsteel and wife to Frederick E Bonsteel for 100 dollars and Henry F Hartman and wife to Rose Ann Uhl for 32,700 dollars.
Home affairs note Miss Ella Ronne leaves for Edinboro Normal School and Mrs. Wetmore and Miss Harriett Rogers head to Florida. Local clubs host Odd Fellows in Youngsville. Carpenter repairs planned for Warren Mill basement. Homes sold in Youngsville. Rail and Republican scenes include Chautauqua agents meeting in Struthers and candidates Dunham and Rogers for delegates. Obituary for Mrs. Margaret Slaugenhoupt aged 89. Various court, revival, and business event updates follow, including spring openings by C. H. Smith Co. and Metzger Co. and a pending license court.
Mrs Myrtie Carlson and children visit L J Johnson for several weeks. Miss Josie Homer works at Mrs Will Dunham's. Emma and Olive Gustafson return home for a few days. L F Pratt buys a horse. Mary Homer ill for several days. Mr and Mrs S A Brown and Ruby Samuelson in Warren Monday. Alice Holland's friends celebrate her sixteenth birthday. The Weslyian Methodist Conference is at Titusville with Rev M Smith and others attending. Delamater family visits Lizzie Samuelson's. Buck and wife visit A D Carpenter on Patchen Hill. Walter Homer home from Youngsville. S Samuelson couple visit on the Hill.
Mar 23 update lists residents who spent last Sunday in Olean and nearby places. Thea Flatt, ill near Boston, is improving after Dr C C Flatt visited. Mr and Mrs Charles Clawson returned from Campbell after his mother’s death. Romaine Griffin home for vacation. Edinboro spring term starts Wednesday. John Hunter of Warren visited. Literary Society meets Friday with an announced program.
Leonard E. Tracy age 43 died at his Frewsburg home this morning He leaves wife Jennie Newman Tracy son Ralph Atwood Tracy and parents Miles and Mrs Tracy Also surviving are two sisters Mrs Jerome Loucks of Frewsburg and Mrs Edison Herrick of Akeley
A March 15 daughter born to Mr and Mrs Charley Ingstrom. Several residents traveled to Kane on Monday including J M Passinger B D Keeler and Mrs W C Nicholson. Burdette Smith visited from Sheffield to see E J Arnold. Keystone Guard held St Patrick’s Day entertainment after lodge. Miss Cora Passinger and Miss Grace Arnold left for Kane. John and Fred Jackson returned from Omaha after winter away. Miss Jennie Johnson also went to Kane while Mielie Lindahl remains sick.
The Pine Valley Cemetery Improvement Society will hold its annual meeting at Pine Valley church on Thursday April 2 at p m. The Cemetery Auxiliary plans a conundrum social at Grange hall on Wednesday evening April 1.
Death notices from Warren area record multiple listings including Wellington Jarvis aged 79 of Albany origin and Fidelia Fitch 72 in Youngsville, with survivors and funeral details. Also listed are Wm J Waite 45, C J Shirley 50, Lucina Vaneps 93, and other local deaths with family relations and burial plans.
Birth notices announce a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. G W Springer of Chicago. Mrs Springer formerly Klahr Mead of Youngsville, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Mead. Another birth for Mr and Mrs W A Smith at Warren on March 19 1908 at the Offerle home on Jackson Street, a daughter.
Auction notice lists a 2600 pound work team with one in foal and harness and wagon. Located at 35 Glade Avenue Warren Pennsylvania. Sale details are posted for immediate transfer to a buyer seeking farm equipment and draught animals.
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