Spring Birth of Sunshine Brightens Hearts
Poem notes how flowers bloom and birds sing after a long winter, contrasting the beauty of snow with the joyful arrival of spring. It celebrates renewal and the beauty of spring as the season's peak.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
3
Poem notes how flowers bloom and birds sing after a long winter, contrasting the beauty of snow with the joyful arrival of spring. It celebrates renewal and the beauty of spring as the season's peak.
Advertise Spring suits and overcoats at Jacob Keller the Tailor with a large cloth stock and guaranteed fit. Also note multiple resident moves in Hazel and Fourth streets and plans for future relocations. Oil prospecting ad offers over 200 acres near Tiona, with address in arr en Pa. 30m3t
Information from Capt Wheelock outlines funeral processes for the 16th Pa. and 16th N G P soldiers. Bodies meet at depot, moved to armory, then to homes and cemetery with services at First Presbyterian church. Guards, firing squads, and uniform attire are requested. detailed scheduling follows through April 4–5.
Real estate transfers listed include Judita Arzner and wife to Frederick G. Shreve Warren 3000 dollars and reverse 1200 dollars. Transfers also show A C Blodget to Samuel Filer Youngsville 144 dollars and same to same 100 dollars. Other deeds include C R Elston estate to Gust R Roos Clarendon 100 dollars and James Larson to Benj L Dailey et al Glade 2500 dollars. Lydia A Brooks to Washington Brant Pittfield 500 dollars and P N Robinson to David Stroup South West 70 dollars with Stroup to Blanche Lakes 70 dollars. Enterprise Oil and Lumber Co to M M Freeman South West 25 dollars. Chas Stromberg to Gus Hall and wife.
Obituary notices report deaths of F R Miller near Sugar Grove Pennsylvania on March 29 1899 Lewis Johnson 71 of Gladerun Pennsylvania on March 22 1899 Thomas Chapman 75 of Garland March 25 1899 Eleanor Peterson 17 years 10 months of Warren March 27 1899 and John Heible 67 in Warren March 24 1899. Interments listed at Irvine and Panama NY with funeral services held in Warren and Lodi area churches and lodges noted.
The letter notes straw oil firm plans to place men on the Thompson property and questions town growth with fewer young men available. It mentions I. moving into vacant rooms of the ties Koltrat building and rumors Jasperson and Harvick renting the former H. R. Delong meat market.
March 27 report from Mickle Hill notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey in ee 19. A. J. Decker visited Corry on Tuesday. The school will close Friday with a few recitations. Mr. Ward Gross and daughter Gladys Kane visited G. W. Klinger's and H. R. Bidwell's. A. Childs moved to Gleasonville road house. Mrs. Hollister of Kinzua, 92, visiting her son here. A prayer meeting was held at Mr. Hollister's. Tubbs Sabbath school reorganized with L. Mandaville Supt Velma Gleason Sec and Mrs. J. Thayer Treas.
Local notes report a forthcoming wedding in town and praise for the high school as Prof. Hogue visits schools and commends them. A Whitneys Hall meeting series by Mr Stone at the Free Methodist church draws good attendance amid a local whooping cough outbreak. Debating society events discuss intemperance vs war.
March 27 notes show Ed Walters and wife visiting Warren, J H Fry planning to move to Salamanca New York, Cora Kinney and daughter Alice visiting relatives, Orlo Hoop at Republican County Convention, J W Byers visiting Warren, J J Brown returning from Davis, and a well received dance at E H French hall inspired by Kay and Strickland. Also appear in town J W Green from Tionesta, C C Dalrymple from Kinzua, Miss Jessie Cameron from Thompson visiting Mrs L H Mor son, and Mrs Leslie F Kay of Kinzua.
In Spring Creek on March 28 Mrs John Donaldson Sr is very sick Henry Measor died aged 76 after long illness He came from England at age nine A Poole of visitors heard a sermon by C J Clemons at Measor Hill A burglary at the P and KE depot ended with Gordon Ferris Burns and McKiterick pursuing thieves McKiterick shot one man who was wounded and jailed at Warren The town praised McKiterick as a hero Mrs Frank Hyer shows slight improvement Pension of eight dollars per month granted to Clark Smith
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