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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
8
A 1903 news brief notes Conneaut Lake is to have a National Bank and reports on local commerce, rail depot fire at Kane, Jamestown and Warren area developments, and plans for a Grange headquarters at Chautauqua Assembly.
Sugar Grove reports Miss Gerda Dennison returning from teaching near Bradford and Mr Broadhead of Jamestown visiting town. Tidio ute notes Miss Sig gins and Miss Daggett visiting. the Thompson family plans Europe travel on the 30th. Sheffield reports C H Smith Co purchase for about 15000 and bark peeling weather needs rain. Lamona growth with new homes and business boom. Youngsville recalls Memorial sermon invitation, Mrs Dupree death, and a large teacher examination with 551 students and 153 diplomas awarded.
Charles Sandberg is able to be out again after a long illness. Miss Alice Farnham of Clarendon visited homefolk last week and a surprise gathering of old friends occurred. Rev J A Rinell welcomed back from conference in New Jersey with a congregational gathering and supper. Farmers report dry weather hurting pastures and meadows amid a period of hustling work. Annual conference in the Lutheran Church this week marks the 35th anniversary of the present congregation.
Miss Leota Whitehill of Kane visits her grandparents the Nye Belnaps. Guests include Mrs E K Jackson and Mrs Hasser with Mildred of Warren and Mrs J B Wilson of Chandler's Valley. Many small gatherings and travels noted, plus railroad progress and Epworth League visit.
May 19 social mentions include visits by D W Davis E Corbet and W D Johnson from Warren. Mrs A Horton travels to Bradford for a sick son. Miss Lulu Shaw of Clarendon visits locally. Warren and Clarendon residents are noted with family visits and a sick horse treated by Dr Bagnall. Youngsville items highlight Prosperous merchants Meads new store rooms and upcoming M E K church anniversary. Progress on Electric Railroad tracks and a new tennis court are reported plus local sales and notices.
Notice to all Oakland Cemetery lot owners that no lots will be mowed next year unless mowing fees are paid to the secretary. Owners are urged to attend to this before Memorial Day. By order of the Board of Trustees, C. C. Thompson Secretary.
Edward E Hertzel offers a large complete line of bicycles bicycle supplies guns ammunition baseball golf and tennis goods at low prices. The new store is on Penns Avenue West opposite the Diamond block.
For Spring Weddings the old reliable Morck and Kirberger store features elegant silver richly cut glass handsome clocks stylish novelties and a choice line of rings brooches and pins.
Report notes local business in invitations and wedding items at the Matz Office. Also details timber trade in Allegheny County New York with Canadian sources exporting pine to Scotland, price ranges for trees, and timber transport to Quebec and Lake Ontario. Millinery sale advertised at Kertcher's.
The Warren Golf Club hosts a presentation by Alberta Gallatin on corsetry, highlighting how figures reveal proper fit and silhouette. The event aims to showcase Redfern corsets and their distinctive design features to club members.
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