Permanent Location For Woman's Exchange In Warren
The Woman's Exchange secures a permanent rear location in Allen & Langley's shoe store and will serve customers next Saturday forenoon. A county note confirms Beaty and Roy farms remain in North Glade up to the Clark farm line after the Glade annexation ruling. The city expands to six wards, Jamie district M E Conference holds meetings, Memorial Day urged closures, and Kellar the Magician performs June 3 at Library Theatre with seats at Noyes drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Exchange
Allen & Langley
Greater
Warren
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Judge Noyes
Glade
Beaty
Kellar
Library Theatre
America
Noyes
I O O F Parade in Philadelphia Canceled by Rain
The Philadelphia parade was called off due to rain while the new temple was dedicated. Grand Secretary Nicholson reports Pennsylvania membership at 107,708 and last year’s relief payouts totaling $780,962.92. Grand Encampment closed and Pittsburg chosen for next year’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Nicholson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Hood Gale veneer works starts strong with modern machinery
Last Saturday afternoon Hood & Gale's new veneer works started producing excellent material despite a cold log and dull knives. The plant features rapid setup, night and day operation planned to recover orders, and has the engine and boilers inspected at Struthers Iron Works. West Point cadetship exams in Warren produced Franklin, Pa., candidate Alfred Wilson as top over others. final West Point exams set for June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood & Gale’s
Struthers Iron Works
Chas. Ott
Hood & Gale
West Point
Warren
Messrs
J. P. Jefferson
Jas. O. Parmlee
W. W. Wilbur
Reverdy B. Stewart
A. Morck
Franklin Lad
Alfred Wilson
Franklin
Willis G. Mitchell
G. E. Beale
Dugall
Joseph L. Farley
Sterling Run
Theodore I. Bordwell
Bear Lake
Lewis B. Jones
Bradford
David J. Green
Mt. Alton
Reuben J. Sharp
Kane
A. C. Kirberger
Earl Davis
Youngsville
War ren High Alumni Plan June Reunion Farces
The War ren High School Alumni Association gears up for the Class of 95 reunion with two farces in Library Hall. Seats go on sale June 5 at Noyes drug store. alumni have first choice, public sale follows. Cast includes S Themre Smith and WM Howell plays with names like Edward Roberts and Agnes Roberts among the listed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren High School Alumni Association
Library Hall
Noyes
S. Theyre Smith
Berners
Joseph T. Danforth
Sam Gaythorne
Willis G. Mitchell
Kitty Gaythorne
Harriett A. Friday
WM. D. Howells
Edward Roberts
Willis Campbell
D. W. Ensworth
Doctor Lawton
H. D. Hazeltine
Doctor Williams
Tracy Greenland
Robby Roberts
Raymond Brann
Agnes Roberts
Kate G. Brown
Amy Campbell
Elizabeth W. Peirce
Local Notes From Warren and Nearby Towns
Mrs T C Slater visits friends in Po keepsie New York. W M Harsaway of Garland is said seriously ill. Mrs J F Kertcher visits Corry. Miss Bessiz Stone leaves Warren for North Carolina. H P Hunter in New York seeking novelties for O H Hunter & Son patrons. Mrs L D Hazeltine of Jamestown stays with her father O H Hunter. C F Van Enpaa of New York guests R F Van Doorn. Rev S Rowland arrives from Barron Wisconsin after visit with son John. Dr Henry P Hall of Jamestown dies aged 59. Emry Davis formerly of Sugar Grove dies in Brooklyn. Ep Ensworth and Wm Morganroth join Fenton Guards’ band. A C Joy returns from Philadelphia after Warren Lodge convention. Leon Ball returns with sisters Rosaline and Stella. Wm Zuern and wife in Warren en route to Chautauqua. Mrs A M Horton recovering from fall. C E Cops entertains Revola Whist Club. picnic planned at Allegheny Springs. Mrs Jose Epph Newsury and children back from Williamsport in a new house. Two old timers Crandall and Guthrie visit Warren. New porch on George Ball’s Hickory street home praises by builder Irvine Cousins. Rev C C Albertson departs Jamestown for Buffalo and Columbus calls. removal probable. Agnes Kerr appointed Forest Co County Superintendent to fill vacancy after George Kerr’s death May 10. W K Jacobs moves to Sheffield with family. Union Oil Co. ties noted. Rector Taylor to have assistant Rev J M Robertson for Trinity Parish along with duties in Youngsville and Kinzua, returning from Allegheny City. He begins with service in Kinzua next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Slater
Po’keepsie
N. Y
W. M. Harsaway
Garland
J. F. Kertcher
Corry
Bessiz Stone
Warren
North Carolina
H. P. Hunter
New York
O. H. Hunter & Son
L. D
Emry Davis
Sugar Crove
Brooklyn
Buffalo Courier
Ep. Ensworth
Wm. Morganroth
Fenton Guards
Jamestown Journal
A. C. Joy
Philadelphia
A. M. Horton
C. E. Cops
Revola Whist Club
East Street
Allegheny Springs
Jose Epph Newsury
Williamsport
Joe
L. D. Crandall
Bradford
Frank B. Guthrie
Los Angeles
California
George Ball
Hickory Street
Irvine F. Cousins
C. C. Albertson
Jamestown
Delaware Avenue
M.E
Buffalo
Wesley M. E
Columbus
Agnes Kerr
Tionesta
Forest Co
Schaffer
Miss Kerr
George W. Kerr
W. K. Jacobs
Sheffield
Union Oil Co
Carer White
Erie
Warren National
Warren Savings Banks
Front Street
Rice, Robinson & Foggan
Titusville
Foggan
A. C. Tryon
Spartansburg Sentinel
Tue Borough
O. J. Gunning
Nettie Kelley
Bear Lake
Robert Henderson
Dempseytown
William EpwakpDs
Findley’s Lake
Chautauqua Co
Connecticut
Salamanca
Excise Board
M. E. Church
Vincent
Cleveland
Fatal Warren Street Railway accident claims child life
The first Warren Street Railway fatality occurred yesterday forenoon when Cecil Faull, the seven year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Faull, stepped in front of a No. 2 car near Dixson's drug store. The car stopped and the girl was taken to Dr. Baker but died. An inquest by Coroner Peirce found no blame on the railway or workers, but urged guards on every car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Street Railway
Cecil
Frank Faull
Warren
Dixson
Chas. Weaver
Siggins
Baker
Peirce
Warren Club Baseball Beats Oil City in 25 to 2 Win
The Warren Club wore new gray suits and routed Oil City 25 to 2 in three innings. A new umpire, Mr. Kelly of Buffalo, impressed players and spectators with solid officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Oil City
Kelly
Buffalo
Titusville
Franklin
For Sale and Services Advertisements in Warren Pa
A compact classified listing offering a first class square go for sale at 610 Water St and carpet cleaning by Penfield. Orders for doors and windows made to order by A. A. Davis & C. Screen Doors and Windows built to fit on short notice from W C. Hamm on the Island Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield & Eee
A. A. Davis & C
Warren
Cc. E. Hamm
Advert for De Witt's Colic Cure and Piano for Rent
A public notice endorses De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure as a safe reliable remedy with immediate effects. Also advertised is a fine upright piano for rent inquire at 313 East Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
F. H. Dixson
Rennt
East Street
A Memorial Poem on Veterans and the Flag
Marian Douglas offers a reflective poem in Harper's Bazar about war veterans laid to rest, the starry flag over graves, and comrades awaiting final sleep. It laments fading May gatherings and honors fallen heroes with solemn cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Douglas
Harper’s Bazar
One-Half Fare Erie Excursion to Metropolis
The Erie offers a one half fare excursion on Monday June 3. Tickets are valid to travel East on any regular train that day and to return on or before Saturday June 8. Round trip from Jamestown is $9, children five to twelve pay 75 percent. Tickets and Pullman accommodations from Erie agents or F H Garfield Jamestown division agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Jamestown
F. H. Garfield
Division Agt
N. Y
Memorial Day Observance by Warren G A R and Allies
The Warren G A R post Sons of Veterans and Relief Corps observed Memorial Day with church services and a forthcoming parade. Activities include a 1:30 P M assembly at headquarters, a march via Third Street to Market Second and Bridge, and a cemetery service with music prayer and oration by Judge Collier. A detail will decorate graves at Oakland and St Joseph's cemeteries with provisions for volunteer contributions at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Sons of Veterans
Relief Corps
Presbyterian Church
Smith
Episcopal Church
Taylor
City Hall
Woman’s Relief Corps
Third Street
Liberty
T. O. Slater
Co. I
16Th Regiment
F. E. Windsor
Eben N. Ford
James R. Mitchell
L. T. Borehey Camp Sons of Veterans
T. V. Leonhart
Woman’s Relief Corps No
Burgess and Town Council
Cemetery Grove
J. A. Kummer
D. D
Frederick H. Collier
C. B. Smith
Soldier’s Lot
Oakland Cemetery
Second
Liberty Streets
Oan
Old Court House
Co.i
Oakland
A. E. Goodrich
Sam’l T. Allen
W. A. Hackney
Joseph James
Alexis Keeler
A. Merrill
Chas. Hastings
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Corp
Thos. J. Burke
Warren Woman Heads Pennsylvania W R C Visit Recap
Mrs. W W Wilbur of Warren served as Department President of the Pennsylvania Woman's Relief Corps during visits to Reading and Coatesville. Reports praise her speaking, leadership, and deep ties to veterans groups, noting her long service and strong support in Warren.
Youngsville Correspondence Reports Frost Damage and Local Updates
May 27 notes say late frosts ruined crops in Broken Straw valley and farmers face a discouraging outlook. The school system earned praise for closure and staff, while Nutting and Mead were ill and needed duty. The Rat Trap Factory returns to full time under Becker and McKinney, and several buildings receive renovations. New sidewalks, a fireproof safe, and local businesses like Sheldon Hartley restart after a layoff signal cautious optimism for Youngsville’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw
Prof. Osborne
W. P. Nutting
Callie Mead
Becker & McKinney
East Main
Ford Streets
Henry Herrick
H. L. Davis
Otto Krantz
Ford St
J. W. Black
B. J. Jackson
M. D. Whitney
East Main St
Wm. Robinson
Wm. Sturdevant
J. W. Aurelius
N. P. Belnap
May 26 Local Church Services And Community Notes
Rev A S M Hopkins led morning services while Rev W H Fenton filled a prior appointment due to quarterly meetings in Columbus. Mrs Jesse Hallock of Tidioute visited sister Mrs S D Boone. C Mead moved to Morris Run for oil drilling. Lona V Wright and Calvin A Wright visit Eureka City kin. Perry Corey moved to Mechanic street. Marcia Woodin Polley of Corry stayed with Mrs A Tuttle. Olive Wright back from Chautauqua. Nettie Brooks Stone from Castleton ND visited. Mrs Tuttle mourns death of brother in law E M Littlefield of Anamosa IA born Brokenstraw 1821. J A McArthur rebuilt his mill and will resume work soon. C W Wynn attended Grand Lodge in Philadelphia as Lottsville I C C F rep. Boone couple at Nelson Woodin funeral Stilson Hill. Ida Wright Kinnear and three boys visiting P L Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. M. Hopkins
W. H. Fenton
Columbus
Jesse Hallock
Tidioute
S. D. Boone
C. Mead
Morris Run
Lona V. Wright
Calvin A. Wright
K. M
Eureka City
E. J. Wright
S. Perry Corey
T. Yeates
Mechanic Street
Marcia Woodin Polley
Corry
A. Tuttle
Olive Wright
Chautauqua
C. E. Stone
Nettie Brooks
Castleton
N. Dakota
J. A. McArthur
C. W. Wynn
Philadelphia
Lottsville Lodge
Grand Lodge
Nelson Woodin
Stilson Hill
Ida Wright Kinnear
P. L. Wright
Local social notes and church benefit event listed
May 27 social notices from Sheffield report Mrs C H Vance visiting parents. An entertainment and light refreshmentsFriday evening raise funds for the Presbyterian Church. Visitors include Mr Woods of Chicago and Minnie Martin's guest. Picnics and visits noted for L O T M K O T M June 11. Rev Dalzell of Pittsburg preaches at the Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Vance
Sheffield
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Woods
Chicago
Minnie Martin
Robert McGrew
Pittsburg
Wilson
Thomas Horner
Painted Post
N. Y
Maude Harvey
Bradford
Dalzell
Libbie Baker
North Warren
Alpha Hallam
Bridge on Youngsville street burned in Sunday night fire
Local items note a bridge on Youngsville street burned after a brush heap fire spread beneath it. John Peters and wife welcome a baby girl. Church notices include Children’s Day at U B church and a Stillson's Hill address by Rev Gage for old soldiers. Local visits are listed along with a Catarrh Cure advertisement promising cure and a 100 dollar reward if not.
Local Cleaners Opens at 305 Second Street Warren
Mrs Louisa C Casemere has opened a clothes cleaning establishment at No 305 Second street Warren upstairs and is prepared to give all work prompt at tention A new French process of dry cleaning has been adopted whereby even ing suits and clothes of all kinds can be cleaned and pressed on short notice Ladies Wraps remodeled and plush work a specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa C. Casemere
Second Street
Warren
New Location for Andrew Wickstrom Boot Shop
Andrew Wickstrom moves his shoe shop to the front room over Jarvis dry goods store. He offers best fitting boots and shoes to order with a specialty in repairs. Prices kept low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wickstrom
Jarvis Dry Goods
Homeseekers Excursions to West Northwest and Southwest
Travel agents of the Nickel Plate Road promote excursion trips to the West Northwest and Southwest on May 21 and June 11 with low rates and through sleeping cars between Chicago and Boston via Buffalo and New York. The line touts perfect passenger service and through sleeping cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Nickel Plate Road
Remedy advertisements and quack claims in a 19th century page
A collage of tonic and patent medicine pitches, liniments, and cures. Hood's Sarsaparilla and DeWitt's Colic and Cholera Cure dominate, with testimonials and prices. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and English Spavin Liniment target horses and humans, plus quips on religion and manners appear. Local druggists Morris & Mullen market these products in Warren and Bonaqua, Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
F.H. Dixson
Jones
Smith
F. H. Dixson
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending May 25 1895
Real estate transfers list transactions in Pittsfield Sheffield Warren and other towns. Violet C Johnson and others convey properties to Godfrey J Johnson and to Violet C Johnson for sums around 1000 dollars. Names include Lydia J Young Freda A Young E A Davis Mary J Carter and Trinity Memorial Church among others with various recorded prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet C. Johnson
Godfrey J. Johnson
Pittsfield
Same
Lydia J. Young
Freda A. Young
Sheffield
Torpedo Tanning Co
C. S. Horton
Albert Hultberg
Wm. R. Buck
Sugar Grove
E. A. Davis
Mary J. Carter
Youngsville
Jas. M. Wardwell
Jas. O. Parmlee
Kinzua
Walter B. Gardner
Calvin C. Parker
Warren
Calvin C.parker
Trinity Memorial Church
Geo
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Spring Blood Purifier
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the standard spring medicine and blood purifier that makes the weak strong. It urges readers not to neglect blood purification this spring and to take Hood's Sarsaparilla now. Hood's Pills are promoted as a popular cathartic at 25 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Nickel Plate Road Promotes May and June Excursion Travel
Agents sell Homeseekers' Excursion tickets May 21 and June 11 for routes west northwest and southwest via Chicago to Buffalo New York and Boston. Through trains offer dining car service and palatial sleepers. Includes claims of low excursion rates and luxurious travel on the Nickel Plate Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Northwest
Southwest
Nickel Plate Road
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Marriages in Warren and nearby towns in May 1895
In Warren on May 28 1895 William Schatzler wed Eva M Decker at J P H S Perry s ceremony. May 22 1895 E A Bullock of Milesburg Pa wed Mandel Shope of Warren at bride s home with Rev C B Smith. May 18 1895 Philip Morton of Spring Creek Pa wed May Eddy of West Spring Creek Pa at Rock City hotel Panama N Y. May 2 1895 J Greenlee weds Emma McCormick of Sutton Hill Warren Co Pa per Rev L S Hayner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Mail
Warren, PA
Home Matters
First National Bank
Warren County
East Warren
Jackson Street
H. H. Cumings
C. C. Merritt
H. T. Russell
Humason
Epworth League
Burgess Wiggins
Tayloor
Warren Episcopal Church
Trinity Parish
J. M. Robertson
Dr. Robertson
Allegheny City
Allegheny Mills
Busy Reader
Chautauqua County
Hunter’s
Malis
Forest County
The
Producers Oil Co
Lakeside Assembly
Fred McDonnell
Western Penitentiary
Meadville
McDonnell
Riverside
Warren Baptist Church
W. T. C. Hanna
W. L. Pettingill
F. K. Fowler
Olean
Standard Oil
Titusville World
Jas. R. Mitchell
W. J. Alexander
Adjt
Reading
Reading Times
McLean Post Hall
Women’s Relief Corps
Anna M. Wilbur
Berks County
Wilbur
Coatesville
Coatesville Union
Brandywine
W.W. Wilbur
Woman’s Relief Corps of Pennsylvania
Luthersburg
Clearfield County
Barrett
Ridgway
Advocate
Indianapolis
Warren Malin
W. B.C
Fresh County
Wrightsville
Hall
E. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
L. W. Showers
Elderton
Agnew
Davis Drug Store
Tiona
Ben Franklin
Chamberlain
W. L. Dunagan
Bonaqua, Hickman Co
Tenn
Morris & Mullen
Peekskill
J. A Scriven
New York City
Mr. Scriven
Cousins
Richland
Pleasant To
Ensign A. Cousins
Botchford
Glade Run
G. M. Botchford
Kingston
Wheeler
Isabel Smith Wheeler
N. P
Rachel Smith Wheeler
Morton
Lottsville
Proctor Morton
Olmstead
Lyman Olmstead
Morningstar
Challies
WW. Jarvis
Water St
Lyle
C. H. Hunter & Son
Second St
Japan
Rio
Java
G. H Strickland
Waters’ Block
Postoffice
N. K. Wendelboe
Wendleboe
Wendelboe
Liberty St
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