March 28 1870s News Notes From Warren
A busy Warren column covers town talk on oil ice and weather, local meetings, new building work at Ludlow House, public amusements at Roscoe Hall, and ongoing debates over a new court house. It praises local clergy and officials while critiquing partisan attacks on the commissioners and jail plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheelock
Clerk Russell
Court House
Ledger
Russell
Philadelphia
New York
Jennings
Mr. Dunham
Ohio
Franklin
Republican Party
Glade oil well reaches six hundred feet and spouts amber oil
Drillers at James Roy's Glade well report reaching over 600 feet into the third sand with signs of a strong flow. Oil spurted last Wednesday evening covering the derrick, and 50 to 80 barrels were saved during subsequent spurts as a tank and pipes were set. The Berback and Bell wells nearby run about 1.5 and 3 barrels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roy
Glade
Bell
Beatty
Local notes report church growth and social events in Blue Eyes area
In Blue Eyes Pennsylvania on March 19 1876 readers hear from the county with brief items. Rev Mason’s work draws many to join the church and a donation party raises about 35 dollars. A fire near Cobham Station destroys a house and barn with 1000 dollars insured but 500 dollars of losses. Ads invite orders for spring suits and announce clothing styles at Will Smith's Gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Eyes
Maiz
Mason
Wells
Coonam
Tidioute
T. H. Russell
Cobham Station
Winter term pupil nonabstracter list and local notes
Professor Miller presents last month statistics for Warren Union School Winter term and lists students not absent or tardy by room and number. Also included are local notices on Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor Erie meeting date changes, oil prospects near Wilcox, and newly formed Good Templars lodges with officers and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilcox
Elk County
Clarion
M.M. Shultz
Corry Telegraph
Cross Cut
Mayville
Chautauqua
Fair Point
Congress of Christian Workers
Grand Valley Lodge” of Good Templars
Grand Valley
G. W. Brown
C. W. White
W.C.T
L. Brown
W.V.T
Benj. Blanchard
W.S
Henry White
W. F.S
J. N. Wood
W. W. Morris
W. G
W. Phelps
W.M
F. A. Thompson
Wil. G
Ferry Roberts
W.C.G
H.O. Hamilton
E. O Horn
Ettie White
W.T
W.C
R. O. McMillen
Lavina McGuire
W.L.G
J. L. Mcine
Jennie White
W. M
Hattie Neill
Alice Jorden
H. A. Smith
B. Stephens
A. T. White
E. D. Horn
J. P. Smith
Three Month Review Of Sunday School Flourishing
A church reports on the last three months of Sunday School with singing and exercises by children. The record shows 265 members including officers, teachers, and scholars, 194 average attendance, and 73 percent attendance. It lists 29 officers and teachers, 171 advanced scholars, 66 primary scholars, and notes contributions though figures are incomplete.
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Advanced
Pseceeerseeee
Dedicatory ceremonies at Warren German lodge success
The Robert Blum Lodge in Warren opened a new lodge room at Second and Liberty Streets on Monday March 20. A large crowd attended despite a storm that shortened the planned parade. The Warren Band performed and the event concluded with an advertised ball. The lodge now numbers about seventy members of prominent German citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Liberty Streets
Warren
Robert Blum Lodge
Battle of the giants ends as post office moves to Reed House
Letter from Erie notes the post office relocation after April first, praises the Park area and business center, and reflects on St Patrick's Day celebrations. It contains political comments defending the Republican party, condemning the Democrats and recalling historical figures associated with national treason. The piece ends with a rural rail line mention from Rochester with the local newspaper quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Reed House
Mary
Mar-I-Her
Music Hall
Ireland
Wm. W. Reed
Floyd
Jacob Thompson
Howell Cobb
Democratic Party
Republican Party
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New
Parmlee & Henry
March
Laban Lodge
Ludlow House
Dalrymple
Worthington (Minn
Byron Sutherland
B. N. Carrier
Harugari Society
R. Mott
Evangelical Church
Pittsburg
A. Rearick
Jersey Shore
Mott
Mr. Woodhull
Elk
Limestone
Rearick
D. W. C. James
Johnson’s Exchange
Sutherland
John Rowland
William Schnur
Will
Carl
Mother Goose
Roscoe Hall
Citizen’s Band
Blue Eye
C. Mc Daniels
Nell
Will Smith
C. McDaniels
G. Reiff
Cutter
the Union School
Aix
Miss Smith
Hazelsine
Bernard
Smith
Dewey
Hull
Mise Taylor
Mies Dalrymple
Miss Howard
Charles Babbitt
John Campbell
Charles Conarro
David Gerould
August Jonasson
Chas. Morrison
Harry Pickett
David Morse
Frank Scott
Lillie Arnold
Lucy Clark
Julia Fuellhart
Kate Lacy
Mary O’hern
Nellie Stannard
Danelia Wilder
Eddie Allen
Coleman Beecher
Cary Beecher
Frank Conarro
Frank Clemens
LeRoy Cornelius
Willie Fitzgerald
Sherman Greenland
Charlie Greenlund
Boyd Heck
Joseph James
Herman Lampe
Benjamin Ott
Chester Park
Henry Werle
Grant Woodward
Jennie Baker
Rose Buseker
Eva Beeman
Dora Davis
Grace Davis
Annie Irvine
Mattie Johnson
Allie Martin
Nellie Russell
Iman Spencer
Lama Snyder
Emma Stahle
Flora Sterrett
James Brann
Fred Bell
Herman Greenlund
Max Kropp
Willie Kulow
Thomas Keeler
Albert Lauffer
Harry Miller
McLellan Olney
George Ort
Willie Spencer
Wm. Utter
Elisha Walker
John Cribbins
Willie Schaeffer
Sarah Buseker
Mary Burns
Kitty Cobham
Carrie Evans
Maggie Ennis
Luke Friday
Barbara Fette
Rose Gemmill
Mary Greenland
Alice Glaspy
Sarah Herrick
Flora Jones
Annie Keeler
Leona Lesser
Mary Miles
Kate Messner
Hattie Brown
Clara Campbell
Nina Daggett
Minnie Gemmill
Hettie Hall
Florence Hall
Mamie Kopf
Mabelle Marsten
Josie Mott
Hattie Reig
Sarah Sechrist
Mary Schaeffer
Kittie Towell
Lila Utter
Bettie van Ord
Albert Buseker
Fred Bartlett
Fred
Frank Kulow
Guy Lamay
Oliver Park
Eugene Reig
Fred Schaeffer
Willie Stahle
Orris Snyder
Herbert Taft
Oliver Truby
Ida Brann
Jennie Bartlett
Rosa Cope
Ricke Kuntz
Mary Reig
James Bennett
Bennie Greenland
Willie Haggerty
Theo Hahn
Willie Jones
Theo Leonhart
Daniel O’hearn
Louie Retterer
Willie Watt
Charles Woodward
Bennie Schaeffer
George Werle
Branco
Frank Cook
Alie Cook
George Dailey
Willie Dryer
Loren Dinsmoor
George Greenland
Henry Kuntz
Willie Grindley
Osborne Weaver
Annie O'Hearn
Leddie Lunn
Lena Pudenz
Maud Ruhiman
Grand Lodge of Knights of Honor
Erie Dispatch
Charles J. Bailey
Jamestown
West Point
Corydon
Wzerren County Boys
Chautauqua County News
Sherman
E. W. Hoag
Youngsville
Brother Hoag
Presbyterian Sunday School
The
Mail
James Bruce
Jno
B. Benton
Charles Fuller
Thomas Green
Adam Learn
F. Landgren
Clarisa Rosseter
Lua Walle
Rogtr. Dennison
P. M
Geo. Ball & Co’s
Will Smith’s
State Line Railway
Rochester
Democcrat and Chronicle
99 Cent
Geo. Ball & Co's
George Ball & Co’s
Broadway Block
A. W. Merck & Co
A. Ruhlman
Henry
Gertrude Elizabeth
Chas. P
Flora M. Henry
Strong
Maude May
J. O
M. E. Strong
Irvineburg
Conewango Township
E. Kingsley
Ighhouse Brothers
Pleasant Township
Just
Hunter’s
O. H. Hunter
Albert Payne
Peetee of Freehold
Warren Co
Josiah Sweetland
Freehold
G.L. Friday
P. Lorillard & CO
Lorillard
Seed
Havana
Rosé
Rebecca
Bucknor
Forget-me-not
Gleaner
Eldorado
Punch and Judy
McCall’s Washing
G. L. Friday
Oneida
O. C
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Atmore
Piiobit Ss
Eley
Coxe
Gd&s
U.S. Internal Revenue
United States
E. Cowan
Internal Revenue
Waren
D. D. Pratt
Office OF Internal Aye
Washington, D. C
WM. A. Greaves
Atrait
Episcopal Church
Warren, Pa
New Boot and Shoe Store
Allen Block
P. Gruber, JR
Obfly
Outfit & Terms
True & CO
Augusta
Martin Schaeffer
Suavion & Co
Portland
WISE
Keystone
Lals Lawall UE
Lod Ada
A. Wise
Johson’s Exchange
Robert Johnson
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
Warren County
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A. J. Hazeltine
P. Falconer
E. G. Wood
Dunham
James Clark Jr
Albert Kirberger
Beecher & Copeland
Iest
Brussels
R Winer
Frank Leslie
Burt
Chicago
Carver
North Warren
Warren Marble Works
S. B. Lexileylt
H’s
Wigwam
John Grindleys
Water St
Raper
Estes Ce
Liberty Street
Penn
A. Lee Phillips
Lew A. Phillips
Hall
Water Street
John Kropp
Hilip Buseker
Mr. 3Yseker
Guy C. Irvine
P. Byseker
Meehan
N Watson & Davis
DR. J. Sager
D. M. Grogs & Bro’s
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