Warren National Bank Statement of Resources and Liabilities
Warren National Bank balance sheet shows capital stock paid in 300000 Surplus fund 150000 Undivided profits 88637 41 National bank notes outstanding 300600 Due to other National banks 20528 02 Individual deposits subject to check 2060040 30 Deposits 115582 74 Certified checks 1246 33 Reserved for accrued interest on deposits 25000 00 Notary public sworn 29th April 1909 by cashier E H Lampe with directors attested by W D Brown Andrew Hertzel and Hinckley 67112480
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Boug Cisun Secercacies
Cerzes
Dehigandev
BTV AP
State of
Pennsylvania
County
Warren
E. H. Lampe
E. H. Lampr
Wm. Harrison Allen
W. D. Brown
Andrew Hertzel
W.D. Hinckley
Home matters and local notices across Warren area
Tiona oil sells for 1.73 as residents await trials. Prohibitionists set May 8 convention in Salvation Army Hall with Rev Geo L Zib bard addressing. Lynn Hodges released from Emergency Hospital and held for June court on assault with intent to kill. Adams Express offers free delivery after Sheffield petition. Engagement announced for Miss Isabelle Fouch and William Carnes of Warren. Local clergy exchange pulpits in Warren with praise for Rev Cornelius. Largest trout of season caught by Fred S Frank of Sugar Grove. Warren ladies sail to Naples and report a pleasant voyage. Lander high school to hold first annual commencement May 7 with Rev H H Clare speaker. Justice David Brewer contributes to Youth's Companion Memorial Day issue. Mrs Best S Riley of Bradford to Henry P Hall of Pittsburg wed in Youngstown. Oil City Christian Endeavor date postponed to June 4. Rev R M Warren marries in Buffalo. couple noted as oldest permit holders. Clarence Shoup struck by lightning near Clarendon loses consciousness but recovers. Burglars loot Mahan store in Lander. stolen goods and a horse pursued toward North Warren. New Armory plans for Hickory Street site shown. Collins Bordwell reports bid process to open May 14 in Harrisburg. Gen Hulings praises the project for Company I 16th Regiment.
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Hugh V. Hazeltine
Europe
Salvation Army Hall
Geo. L. Zibbard
Lynn Hodges
Anderson
J. W. Smith
S. A. Cornelius
Second Presbyterian Church
Oil City
Cornelius
Warren
Fred S. Frank
Sugar Grove
Naples
Italy
W. H. Filler
R. H. Smith
F.C. Darling
Kate Horton
Lander High School
Lander
H. H. Clare
Russell
Gladys White
Ray Almendinger
David Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Hoff Business College Summer Term Ad
Special Summer term for teachers and others at the Hoff Business College Warren Pa May 3 to July 30. Enter now. Full particulars given on application. L J Holmes and I J Horr Proprietors.
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Hoff Business College
Warren
L. J. Holmes
I. J. Horr
Fuellhart-Watkins Nuptials Held At Bride’s Home
The marriage of Mrs. Florence M. Watkins and Dr. Fred W. Fuellhart occurred last evening at the bride’s residence with Rev. David L. Ferris officiating. Attendant was Miss Dorothy Watkins. The groom’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuellhart and Miss Harriet Smutz of Tidioute, Pa., attended. The couple plan a western trip and will visit Tidioute after. At home cards to read after June 1 on Hays street.
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Florence M. Watkins
Fred W. Fuellhart
David L. Ferris
Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church
Dorothy Watkins
Henry Fuellhart
Tidioute
Harriet Smutz
Officers Installed at Warren Commandery Knights Templar
At the last regular conclave of War ren Commandery Knights Templar officers were installed for the year with Eminent Commander John M. Sonne and other posts filled by Walter Schellhammer Thomas K. Creal W. F. Bennett N. K. Wendelhoe I. H. Mott and Truman Stone. The Red Cross degree was conferred on two candidates and a light luncheon followed. Division Commander A P Burton of Erie Pa served as installing officer.
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Warren Commandery
Knights Templar
John M. Sonne
Walter Schellhammer
Thomas K. Creal
W. F. Bennett
N. K. Wendelboe
I. H. Mott
Truman Stone
Red Cross
A. P. Burton
Erie
Emergency Hospital Report for April
April hospital report records 23 admissions 43 discharges 39 deaths 2 remaining May 1 25. Charity patients admitted 8 charity days care 198 total days care 702. Donations list includes First M. E. church Foster lilies Friend flowers Mrs J O Messerly 1 can fruit papers Mrs Bemis 6 cans fruit 7 glasses jelly.
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M. E. Church
Friend
J. O. Messerly
Cut in Price of Oil by Standard Oil Drops to 1 73
Standard Oil Company announced a five cent cut in all grades of Pennsylvania crude lowering the price from 1.78 to 1.73 per barrel. Seep Agency purchases also reduced by five cents and producers nationwide face the impact.
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Pennsylvania
Standard Oil Company
Seep
United States
Mrs Christine Johnson Dies at 83 in Sugar Grove
Mrs Christine C Johnson aged 83 died yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs George Lawson in Sugar Grove. She also leaves a son John T Johnson of Lakewood New York. Funeral services will be held Thursday at Mrs Lawsons home.
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Sugar Grove
Christine C. Johnson
George Lawson
John T. Johnson
Lakewood
N. Y
Lawson
Born at Lander A daughter to Ernest Wall family
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Wall at Lander on April 26 1909.
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Born. Wall
Lander
Ernest Wall
Two Irishmen in a clash over honor and bravado
Two Irishmen quarrel as friends urge a vindication of honor. One refuses noting the giant size of his rival. The other counters that public opinion would call him a coward. He ends with a grim quip about appearances.
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Flaherty
Public Documents for Subscribers Available at Office
Public documents on hand include Cost Capitalization and Estimated Value of American Railways by Siason Thompson. Also Huntingdon Reformatory report Shelter Tent Experiments with Tobacco from Penn State College. Care of Scale Infested Trees from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
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Siason Thompson
Huntingdon Reformatory
Penna State College
Dep’t of Agriculture
Funeral rites held for John Casey of West Hickory
The funeral service for John Casey of West Hickory was conducted at St. John's church Tidioute by Rev. A. H. Wierbinski with many friends in attendance. Burial followed at St. John's Cemetery with pallbearers named James Connelly T. J. Connelly Thomas Moore E. H. Hennessy H. E. O'Hara and P. O'Brien. Casey died April 26 of vasular heart trouble at age 65. survivors include wife two sons John Casey in Alaska and Miah Casey at home and three daughters Mrs. William Hafel Titusville Mrs. George L. King West Hickory and Miss Mary Casey.
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Triprovute
John Casey
West Hickory
St. John’s Church
Tidioute
A. H. Wierbinski
St. John’s Cemetery
James Connelly
T. J. Connelly
Thomas Moore
E. H. Hennessy
H. E. O'Hara
P. O’brien
Mr. Casey
County Cork
Ireland
King’s Flats
Hickory Tanning Company
Wheeler & Dusenbury Lumber Company
Endeavor
Mrs. Fred Lindquist Dies After Monday Operation
Mrs. Fred Lindquist aged 27 died at Emergency Hospital after an operation Monday morning. Born in Chandlers Valley on Oct 1 1882 she had lived nearby. She is survived by husband Fred Lindquist of Warren mother a brother Eric of Chandlers Valley and two sisters Hilda and Minnie Lindquist of Tidioute. Funeral from Alex Erickson 19 Jefferson St at 10 30 this morning with interment at Mission Church Chandlers Valley at 3 this afternoon.
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Fred Lindquist
Chandlers Valley
Warren
Eric
Hilda Lindquist
Minnie Lindquist
Tidioute
Alex Erickson
Jefferson Street
Frank Schoolmaster dies in Oklahoma work accident
Frank Schoolmaster died at Kief fer Oklahoma several days ago from a hemorrhage while working on a lease for Standard Oil. His body was brought to the city Monday, funeral Tuesday from Mrs. D. L. Lewis home, Rev. Crow officiating, interment at Oakland. Attending relatives included Mrs. Charles Schoolmaster and son, and Mr and Mrs Fred S. Schoolmaster of Bradford.
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Frank Schoolmaster
Kieffer
Oklahoma
Standard Oil Company
D. L. Lewis
Crow
Oakland
Charles Schoolmaster
Fred S. Schoolmaster
Bradford
Victor Shear Dies in Phoenix After Illness
Victor Shear son of Mr. and Mrs. David Shear formerly of Warren now of Phoenix Arizona died at his home April 28 after a yearlong illness beginning with grippe that became pneumonia and lung weakness. He is survived by his parents one brother J M and three sisters Lucile Mildred and Ruth. The body was taken to New York for interment.
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Victor
David Shear
Warren
Phoenix
Arizona
Grippe
Ariz
J. M
Lucile
Mildred
Ruth
New York
Mrs. S. Underwood Dies at 34 in Local Death Notice
Mrs. S. Underwood wife of George Underwood of 218 Central Avenue died May 2 at age 34. She leaves a husband two sons Elvin and Milton a father in Sweden three brothers Alexander Carl Nelson Gust Nelson and two sisters Amelia Nelson Alma Nelson. Funeral was at Grace M. E. church Tuesday at 2 30 and interment followed in Oakland.
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S. Underwood
George Underwood
Central Avenue
Elvin
Milton
Sweden
Alexander
Carl Nelson
Burlington
Gust Nelson
Loleta
Amelia Nelson
Alma Nelson
Warren
Grace M. E. Church
Oakland
Death of Samuel Fisher in War ren county at Goodwill Hill
Samuel Fisher a prominent man in War ren county died at his home on Goodwill Hill last Sunday night May 2 aged 87 after a two week illness. He was survived by his wife aged 88 and one son Wesley Fisher of Goodwill Hill. Funeral services were held at the United Brethren church in Goodwill Hill last Wednesday afternoon with burial in Grand Valley cemetery.
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Warren County
Goodwill Hill
Wesley Fisher
United Brethren Church
Grand Valley
Notice to Lot Owners in Oakland Cemetery
Owners of lots in the Oakland Cemetery are asked to pay mowing assessments promptly to the secretary G C Swanson Warren National Bank Building Room 15. Lots paid early are cared for promptly and look better through Decoration Day and summer. 4-22-41
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Oakland Cemetery
G. C. Swanson
Warren National Bank
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