Public Service Commission approves Warren Street double track plan
Official action grants the Warren Street Railway double tracking on Warren Street lines along Pennsylvania avenue and the Conewango extension. The Public Service Commission has certified the ordinances. Pomona Grange meeting set at Corydon on June 3 and 4 with a promising program and broad county participation expected.
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FP. S. C
Warren Street Railway
Pennsylvania Avenue
Conewango
Public Service Commission
Pomona Grange
Corydon
Warren County
Lindberg resigns Ridgway hotel post for sales work
Warren clerk Harvey Lindberg resigns after two years at the Bogert House Ridgway and will become a traveling salesman for a Cleveland candy firm, covering Erie and nearby areas. In Warren, intoxication offenders unable to pay fines must work on the streets at one dollar per day until settled, under a new police rule by Chief Haag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Lindberg
Ridgway
Warren
Mr. Lindberg
Cleveland
Erie
Police
Haag
Surprise party for Columbus couple at Walton farm
About forty friends gathered last Friday evening at the Walton farm near Columbus to honor Mr. and Mrs. Archie Akam with music, dancing, and a luncheon. A purse was left as a memento as guests departed late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Archie Akam
Walton Farm
Motion In Superior Court For License Hearing
A motion was heard in the Pittsburgh Superior Court with remonstrants seeking a hearing in the Forest County liquor license cases. The court adjourned to October and advanced the cases for argument in Philadelphia starting the first Monday of October with permission to submit on paper books. The applicants’ counsel refused to accept the October deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Pittsburgh
Forest County
Philadelphia
Fire Destroyed Bill Eysinger’s Celluloid Eye Shade
Bradford Star reports at the St James hotel clerk Bill Eysinger lost a celluloid eye shade while lighting a perfecto. A puff of smoke and flash of flame followed, but he was uninjured and only the shade disappeared. Eysinger formerly lived in Warren and his friends are relieved it was only the shade that vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Eysinger
William Eysinger
St. James
Eysinger
Bradford Star
Warren
North Warren Man Dies After Drinking Sulphuric Acid
David Anderson of North Warren died at 6 o clock Sunday after six days of agony from drinking sulphuric acid by mistake. Doctor E J Cowden treated him with morphine to ease pain. He was 43, born in Sweden, moved to Warren county 25 years ago and owned a farm on Jackson Run road. He leaves a wife two children and brothers and sisters in North Warren Warren Yankee Bush Fentonville and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Anderson
North Warren
E. J. Cowden
Mr. Anderson
Sweden
Warren County
Jackson Run Road
Joseph
George
Arland
Ernest
True
Conrad
Marcus Larson
Warren
Charles Peterson
Yankee Bush
Peterson
Fentonville
Daughter Born to Tidioute Couple
A daughter was born on Saturday evening at the Emergency hospital to Mr and Mrs Jesse Kightlinger of Tidioute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Jesse Kightlinger
Jamestown Officers Pursue Local Horse Thief
Jamestown police and deputy sheriff E A Gossett with Officer James Hayes hunted a horse thief in Titusville and tracked him from Brocton to Pittsfield but lost all trace of the man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gossett
James Hayes
Jamestown, N. Y
Titusville
Brocton
Jamestown
Pittsfield
New York Bankers Buy Warren Borough School Bond
The War ren borough school district sold a 1915 bond issue for 30 000 dollars to Spitzer Rorick and company of New York at 30 621 dollars plus accrued interest. The funds will remodel the high school.
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New York
Bankers Bay
Warren Borough
Spitzer Rorick and Company of
Hospitals Receive State Appropriations Across Region
Senate committee reports appropriations for local and nearby hospitals to the governor. Kane Summit Hospital gets 11500 dollars, Meadville City Hospital 17000, Warren Emergency Hospital 14000, Elk County General Hospital Ridgway 19000, Punxsutawney Hospital 20000, Pennsylvania Memorial Home Brookville 17000, and State Hospital Warren 22500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Kane Summit Hospital
Meadville City Hospital
Warren Emergency
Elk County General Hospital
Ridgway
Punxsutawney Hospital
Pennsylvania Memorial Home
Brookville
State Hospital
Warren
New Power Plant Building Under Way
The Warren Light and Power Company has begun constructing a modern steel and brick power station at the site of the old plant. The project costs $20,000 and will feature a boiler twice the size of the former unit to accommodate extra machinery. Much of the old structure will be retained to avoid moving equipment or halting operations.
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Warren Light and Power Company
Warren Company
Oklahoma
Warren
Crew-Levick Company
Philadelphia
William Muir
Titusville
Crew Levick Company
Drew-Levick Company
Illinois
George C. Priestly
Barnesville
Okla
Bear Lake Man Loses Valuable Horse in Mysterious Death
Philo Cooper of Bear Lake tended his team on Thursday and found one horse fatally ill in the barn during the night. The animal, valued at $600, died before a veterinarian could treat it. The cause remains conjecture.
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Bear Lake
Philo Cooper
Mayburg Chem Worker Falls Into Acid Vat Fatal Burn
Joseph Calebria, an employee of the Tionesta Valley Chemical Company in Mayburg, fell headfirst into a five foot vat of acetate of lime while crossing a narrow board. He was burned severely and died days later in the Warren hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayburg
Frank Favafuli
Tionesta Valley Chemical Co
Favafuli
Joseph Calebria
Tionesta Valley Chemical Company
Warren Hospital
Calebria
Mrs. Margaret Siggins Dies at 69 in Warren
Mrs. Margaret Siggins widow of Lavern A. Siggins died at her Oak street home Friday afternoon at age 69. She was born to Mathew P. and Sarah Hunter of Tidioute and married in 1863. Survived by three sons Clyde J. and Roy B. in Cody Wyoming George Siggins of Warren and three daughters Mrs John D. Wells of Buffalo New York Mrs W S Clark and Edna S Siggins of Warren. Funeral at 2 30 p m Monday at the family residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Siggins
Lavern A. Siggins
Oak Street
Mathew P
Sarah Magill Hunter
Tidioute
D. B. Everett
Jamestown
Louisa Tipton
Clyde J
Roy B
Cody
Wyo
George Siggins
Warren
John D. Wells
Buffalo
N. Yo
W. S. Clark
Edna S. Siggins
Pittsburg Ball Club Drafts Warren Player
The Warren Interstate baseball team will sell pitcher Specs Hill to the Pittsburgh Pirates after a tryout at Hot Springs. Hill from Corry won three of four starts with Warren before being assigned to Youngstown, Ohio. Purchase price set at 250 dollars helps Warren, the league's only club to lose a drafted player this spring.
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Pittsburg
Warren
Warren Interstate Baseball Club
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Hill
Corry
Hot Springs
Bucaneers
Youngstown
Pirate
Bertha Hemming Declines Custody Transfer in Warren
Bertha Hemming, in Warren County custody via her grandfather M E Harmstead, refuses to go to Philadelphia. She twice escaped Pennsylvania station attempts as Harmstead leaves. Formerly of Corry, her father has been in a Trenton hospital five years. mother T Bayley sought custody, Judge Hinckley ruled for grandfather. The girl will stay with her aunt unless the mother acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Hemming
Warren
Warren County
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Station
M. E. Harmstead
Young Couple Wed at M E Parsonage
Harry George Songer and Miss Edythe Loree were married Monday by Dr Norris A White at the First M E parsonage on Fourth Avenue. The ring ceremony was used and witnessed by the bride’s brother and sister. The couple, both well known in the city, drove to their furnished home on Cayuga avenue after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry George Songer
Edythe Loree
Norris A. White
M. E
Fourth Avenue
Lander School Commencement and Local News Highlights
Reports detail the Lander High School commencement at the M. E. Church with seniors listed and Rev. Stoddard delivering the address. Other items cover Miss Alwilda Daelhausen winning a Supreme Court appeal, a fatal fire at P. W. Edgett’s car shop due to spontaneous combustion, and Warren County notes on local properties and past business uses.
Adams County City Council Adjourns Without Maybank
The council adjourned without President Maybank present as he rests at a Westfield sanitarium since May 1. ONeil served as temporary chair while Knabb was absent. Duff elected street commissioner for the year, with Brown and Geer as runners up. A potential outside pay review for summer projects was deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maybank
Westfield
N. Y
Warren
O’neil
Burgess Knabb
E. H. Beshlin
San Francisco
Baker
C. F E. Spencer
Irvin L. Geer
R. N. Brown
W. C. Duff
Messrs. Brown
Duff
Mr. Brown
Geer
Durham
Civic Improvement League
S. E. Pease
Cleveland, O
Williams
Second Avenue
Liberty Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
O'Neil
Boy Cuts Foot on Glass During Friday Game
Walfred Johnson son of Otto John son of Fourth Avenue suffered a severe laceration to the right foot after stepping on a broken bottle while playing. The jagged edge pierced to the bone and he cannot walk for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walfred Johnson
Otto Johnson
Fourth Avenue
Oil operators discuss 5000-foot test at Tidioute Creek mouth
In Tidioute area, oil men push for deepening a test well to 5000 feet at the creek mouth. The current hole passes 1800 feet with a rig on site. Fred Jones drilled the original well and struck about 80 feet of Queens sand after little third sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidioute
Tidioute Creek
Fred Jones
Clarendon Children Exhibit Snakes In County
A group of Clarendon children staged a snake exhibit in the county town. They asked a magistrate if a bounty existed on snakes and replied they had more than 20. With no bounty provisions, they set up a tent display where a young girl acted as charmer, presenting the snakes to show their harmless nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Conewango Valley Club Organizes With Stock Plan
A meeting Monday led to a tentative Conewango Valley Country Club organization to be located between here and Russell. Prominent backers include Jerry Crary C A Crary Captain A G Lyons and Edward Campbell. The club aims for 50 000 capital with 50 par value shares and less-than-exclusive membership. A constitution and charter will be drafted and plans prepared by architect E A Philips. A building committee was named and construction to begin after plans are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conewango Valley
Messrs
Horace Crary
M. C. Parshall
Ed. Campbell
AG. Lyons
C. T. Conarro
E. A. Philips
Miss Dickey Resigns Y. W. C. A. Secretaryship
Miss Laura S. Dickey general secretary of the Y W C A resigns to train in Baltimore hospitals for service in the far Eastern mission field arriving in China next spring to wed W N Wysham of Princeton New York. Margaret Nason of Cleveland chosen to succeed her with Mary Campbell of Wilson College to lead in Warren until September. Jean Boggs and Miss Taylor re elected to their posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura S. Dickey
Miss Dickey
Baltimore
Presbyterian Deaconess
China
W. N. Wysham
Princeton
N. Y
Warren
Young Women’s Christian Association
Wek
Margaret Nason
Cleveland
Dickey
Pew
Mary Campbell
Wilson College
Jean Boggs
Taylor
Daughter Arrives At Wineriter Home
Miss Vera May Wineriter arrived Saturday morning at the home of Mr and Mrs Claire E Winterster of 16 Redwood street. The infant weighs eight and a half pounds. Mother and daughter and father are reported as doings well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera May Wineriter
Claire E. Winterster
Redwood Street
Pie Social Friday On Jackson Run
A pie social was held Friday evening at the home of H. Lundahl in Jackson Run. About sixty people attended and enjoyed a sociable time. Funds raised benefited the Sunday school library. the home was decorated with Japanese lanterns lilacs and apple blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Lundahl
Jackson Run
Columbus Girl Weds Erie Man Here
Miss Marian Nelson of Columbus and Henry Seaman of Erie were married last Wednesday at First Lutheran Church parsonage by Rev. W. C. Beck. They were accompanied by the bride’s parents and her brother and will settle in Erie after a short motor trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Nelson
Columbus
Henry Seaman
Erie
First Lutheran Church
W. C. Beck
Fire damages Tidioute News Stand store
Co O Lundquist’s store in Tidioute was badly damaged by fire Monday before the volunteer department could control it. The blaze started in a room used as a storeroom with oily rags and similar materials. spontaneous combustion is believed. Lundquist runs a cigar store and news stand, and the main building suffered less damage allowing continued business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. W. Edgett
Myron Waters
Atate
R. L. Doty
Warren
Piso Company
Edgett
Waters
Co. O. Lundquist
Tidioute
Lundquist
Park Ettinger Wedding Unites Della K Ettinger and Clarence W Parks
Last Thursday evening at ten o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A W Ettinger at 1809 Pennsylvania avenue E a pretty wedding united their daughter Della K Ettinger to Clarence W Parks by the Rev J A Galbraith of Epworth Methodist Church The Me thodist ring ceremony was used Both families are well known in the community Miss Marie Ettinger sister of the bride was bridesmaid and Gerald W Peck served as best man
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printz
Warren Refining Company
Marie Ettinger
Gerald W. Peck
Convention at Titusville by Scandinavian Brotherhood
The district convention of the Scandinavian Brotherhood of America met in Titusville on May 18 with seventy-five delegates from northwestern Pennsylvania. A banquet followed and officers were elected: president Samuel Murgeson, vice president C J Quisp, secretary A W Anderson, treasurer Ludwig Johnson, marshals Mrs Harry Bell and Mrs Hulda Okerberg, prelate Anna Lawson, and district deputy Carl Engstrom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Pennsylvania
Alfred Levander
Renova
Samuel Murgeson
C. J. Quisp
Mount Jewitt
A. W. Anderson
Ludlow
Ludwig Johnson
Warren
Harry Bell
Marshall
Government fears plot to wreck naval depots near New York
Report says navy department raised guards at depots and arsenals around New York amid evidence of a plot. Ione Island near Peekskill is cited. Commander Galbraith denies the report as baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy Department
Ione Island
Peekskill
Galbraith
Warren Mail Printing Offers Prices on All Jobs
The Warren Mail promotes itself as a headquarters for various printing needs and invites readers to call for price information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Warren Mail
Fine warm days invite seasonable feet relief
The note suggests enjoying comfortable footwear options as warm weather arrives, ideal for feet seeking breathable, season-appropriate comfort and style.
Women's and Misses White Canvas Shoes on Sale
Shoes for women and misses in white canvas oxfords and pumps priced from 98 cents to 4 dollars per pair with selects at 1.25 and 1.48.
Mary Jane and Emy Lou Offer Leader Pumps and Sandals
Mary Jane and Emy Lou present leader pumps for children at 98c, 1.25 and 1.48. Barefoot sandals offered in all grades with varied prices to fit any budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Emy Lou
Scout Shoes Priced From $1.35 to $3.50 a Pair
Bargain prices for men and boys scout shoes range from 1.35 to 3.50 per pair with several styles advertised as available at multiple price points.
Full and Complete Lines of Dress Shoes for Family
A retailer advertises a range of dress shoes suitable for every family member. The collection includes styles for men women and children with varied sizes and fits. Prices and exact models are listed in-store and online.
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D. A. Arird
de Mead
George King
Thomas Horner
Ralph Sullivan
Youngsville
Earnest Leonhart
Irvine
Carl Mourer
New York City
M. E. Parsonage
Charles Bowers
Lander Schools
Lander High School
Frank Stoddard
Busti
Lina Maud Knapp
Anna Irene Babcock
Lucile Grace Mix
Georgia Madeline Barrett
Fritz Ernest Anderson
Roselizabeth Espersen
Nina Elizabeth Springer
Lois Elizabeth Cowell
Gertrude Agnes Parker
John Perry Firth
G. W. Corey
M. E. Church
Danelhausen
Supreme Court
Miles
Alwilda A. Daelhausen
Fagundas
Miss Daelhausen
Hugh Miles
Handen Down
Edgett Carpenter Shop
Cepern| Joser’ Warren
America
H. R. Ridelsperger
Manning
Mothers’ Congress
Conewango Valley Club
Patent Medicine
Second Ave
Warren, Pa
Wineriter
Scandinavian Brotherhood
Washington
Mt Vernon
Harrisburg
B. P. Frazer
Brisbane Building
R. R
Redding Shoe CO
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