Warren notices and council actions from May 1901
Warren Pa May 20 1901 items include invitations to weddings church lectures and a Sousa concert plus council decisions on street lines sidewalks sewers and building rules. Reports mention improvements to homes cemeteries and planned new Johnson's Exchange block with offices and stores. Fire incident and memorial day reminders appear alongside bank earnings and town health bids.
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Johnson’s Exchange
Borough of
Warren
Recorder’s Office
Warren County
Boro
Schnur
Messrs
D. Shear
Leon G. Ball
M. W. Ball
Shear
Borchers
Messrs. Beaty
Clawson
Clark
Frantz
Harmon
Hazeltine
Masterson
Slater
Schimmelfeng
Smith
Mr. Frantz
Town Hall
Mr. Smith
Pickett Hardware Co
Water Street
Race Bridge
Conewango Creek
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry Parks
Starl Waters
Jacob Eysinger
Watson Hose Co
Beaty
Water Committee
Eben N. Ford Post
Warren Street Railway Company
Short Street
South Street
Schimmel
Feng
Pennsylvania
East Street
Warren Borough
Gruber
KE. H. Beshlin
Warren County Pharmaceutical Association Organized
Pharmacists of Warren County met at the Struthers Hotel to organize a Warren County Pharmaceutical association. Officers elected include President W. C. Skelton Sheffield and James L. Acomb Tidioute as vice president. Other officers: A. H. Hertzel recording secretary Joseph Murphy financial secretary and John M. Siegfried treasurer. Executive board Hertzel Siegfrief Phillips Gass and Skelton. Meetings scheduled every two months on the first Thursday. next in Warren on July 4.
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Warren County
Struthers Hotel
Warren County Pharmaceutical Association
W. C. Skelton
Sheffield
James L. Acomb
Tidioute
A. H. Hertzel
Warren
Joseph Murphy
John M. Siegfried
Messrs
Farming pays in Warren county says Freehold farmer
If any doubt farming pays in Warren county visit E. M. Lowe of Freehold Township. Through hard work he runs a leading Warren county farm with water works and high pressure system. He dairies, makes his own butter with a separator and commands top prices. He invites visitors to see blooded stock registering high as Warren county nears prominence as a great farming community.
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Wetmore Farm
Conewango Township
Daniel Jackson
Lansing Wetmore
L. D. Wetmore
John Gilson
Mike McKinney
Henry Dunn
Sidney W. Berry
Warren County
Warrenborough
Fifth and
Water Streets
Oakland
Conewango
E. M. Lowe
Freehold
Lowe
Warren County Confers 178 Diplomas In Education Push
Examinations for district and high school courses completed. The examining committee awarded 37 high school diplomas and 141 district diplomas across Warren county. This year’s total rises by 87 from last year’s 91, signaling strong educational progress and continued effort.
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Warren County
Reunion brings Civil War veterans of Harrisburg gathering
Old Third Division and Ninth Corps veterans met in Harrisburg last week and recalled battles. Survivors of Warren county’s 211th regiment elected officers including President Gen. Levi A. Dodd of Baltimore, Secretary C A Waters of Warren, and Treasurer Capt. J D Patty of Delmont.
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Ninth Corps
Army of the Potomac
Hartranft
Harrisburg
Warren County
211Th
Levi A. Dodd
Baltimore
C. A. Waters
Warren
J. D. Patty
Delmont
Buffalo Visitors Seek Reasonable Rates at Mrs Davis Address
Buffalo visitors plan to contact Mrs. Charles H. Davis at 73 Glenwood Avenue for good stopping places with convenient location and desirable rooms offered at low rates.
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Buffalo
Charles H. Davis
Glenwood Avenue
Cohan Company Opens Warren Engagement With The Hoosier Girl
The Gus Cohan company begins a three night and Saturday matinee in Warren tonight. The comedy The Hoosier Girl headlines a program with specialties between acts. Tickets are 10 20 or 30 cents with early buy offers for 15 cents for ladies before 7 PM Thursday. BASEBALL REPORTS A strong start for Warren with Columbia club beating State Hospital 8 4 and then defeating the high school team 17 3. Miss Noga Hertzel traveled to Buffalo for hospital treatment, joined by her sister Mrs Schimmelfeng brother Oni Hertzel and Dr Frantz.
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Gus Cohan Company
Warren
Columbia
State Hospital
Noga Hertzel
Buffalo
Mrs. Schimmelfeng
Oni Hertzel
Frantz
McClure Mabie Lumber Co Tender for Railroad Ties West Virginia
Advertisement offers a contract to supply ten to twenty thousand railroad cross ties of oak and chestnut timber on good ground near the railroad fifty miles south of Grafton West Virginia and sixteen miles from Grafton with option to extend to five to ten thousand acres. Address Mabie Randolph County West Virginia.
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Grafton
West Virginia
McClure-Mabie Lumber Co
Mabie
Randolph County
Warren Specialty Company Advertises Soap and Greases
Warren Specialty Company of Warren Pennsylvania markets laundry and toilet soaps harness dressing and axle grease. promotes first class goods and right prices and offers the highest cash prices paid for tallow and other pure greases.
Millinery Sale at Warren Y M C A Building
Millinery store offers special sale from May 25 through 31 with elegant ribbons at 16 cents and the finest trimmed hats in Warren at low prices. Located at the Y M C A building in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Warren
Y.M.C. A
Warren, Pa
Nick China
Fehlman Bros
Benton
Liberty Street
Wanted girl for cooking and housework in Tidioute
Classified brief lists a position for a girl to cook and do general housework with additional work, offering liberal wages and instructing applicants to send responses to P. O. Box 505 in Tidioute, Pa. Also includes a short ad for second work and other local notices and ads from Warren area businesses.
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Tidioute
Curtain remnants and new rugs offered at sale prices
Last week a new stock of curtain ends and lace curtains arrived with generous bulk. Ends include seventy at 19c, one hundred at 29c, ninety at 42c and ninety at 58c. A sale also features Irish prints at 69c and regular lace curtains from 47c to 7.50. New rugs of all sizes available for rooms.
Marriage notices from May 1901 in New York and Pennsylvania
Three couples announce their weddings on May 13 and May 15 1901. Lawson M Wells of Mayville N Y and Grace Andrews of Warren Pa wed at York Hill. Amil Easton and Susie Bailey both of Youngsville Pa married in Youngsville. Hayes Boswell of Busti N Y and Alice Logren of Tidioute Pa married in Busti.
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Wells—Andrews
York Hill
Justice Morris
Youngsville
Lawson M. Wells
Mayville
N. Y
Grace Andrews
Warren, Pa
Easton—Bailey
Amil Easton
Susie Bailey
Boswell—Logren
Busti, N. Y
Albert G. Jones
J. P
Hayes Boswell
Busti
Alice Logren
Tidioute
Obituaries From Warren Area in May 1901
Obituary notices list numerous local deaths including Alice Grey eight months old, Margaret Cogswell, Dr. Morgan of Vanderbilt University, Robert McMullen, Edward Linton, Daniel L. Pierce, Joseph T. Donly, Col W O Colt, Mrs M M Sadler, Edwin Walton, and the Linton family. Funeral details and burial locations noted across Warren Pennsylvania community. A millinery advertisement at Miss Sill's accompanies the notices.
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Home Matters
Allen
B. F. Morris
Ben Ton
Mart
Jacob Keller
Miss Sill
Elijah P. Brown
O. J. Gunning
State Superintendent of Schools
W. L. Askine
Mirror Office
Alson Rogers
Mead Township
B. W. Rogers
Rogers’ Mills
Bessie C. Thomas
Merlin A. Bliss
Jamestown
N.Y
Hallock Avenue
Superior Court
Pittsburg
W. E. Rice
C.J. Ball
Edward Lindsey
W. W. Wilbur
White
The
Tidioute News
Bucklin
Sousa
Warren’s Board of Health
Trinity Church
Taylor
F. E. Bottsford
First National Bank
Ashton
Philadelphia Orphans’ Court
Edward Trushel
Albert L. Wetmore
Bert
Wetmore
Scott Cady
Frank Street
Beaty’s Corner
Miss Sill’s
Warren Specialty Company
Mr. Crocker
N. K
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
O.H. Hunter & Son
FOR
Eberhart & Miller
J. C. MacDonald
Donly
Towanda
Joseph T. Donly
Franklin
Butler
James H. Donly
Butler County
CoLt
W. O. Colt
Waterford
Regt
Buffalo, N. Y
M. M. Sadler
Russell, Pa
Blackville
Walton
Columbus, Pa
Edwin Walton
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