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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
1
The excerpt encourages opening a business account early and suggests size should not delay this step. It implies banks welcome both small and large account holders and promotes proactive financial setup.
The bank urges customers to save money and deposit it for safety and discipline. It emphasizes thrift, economy, and business understanding as essential to success and invites potential patrons to establish relations with a safe, strong institution.
A Philadelphia Record editorial argues that individuals who feel blocked should adjust their approach and mindset to pursue success. It emphasizes personal responsibility and proactive effort over blame.
The Montgomery county superintendent states no legal authority exists to pay teachers $2 per day for visiting schools during Institute week. Previously, visiting schools was treated as equivalent to attending the Institute.
Mrs. Jane H. Lindsey dies at her son Rev Earl C Lindsey's home in Scenery Hill Pa after a long life born Guilford New York November 1 1839 daughter of Harriet and Ephraim Brooks married 1863 to Rev A J Lindsey with six children surviving all but Alton who died in 1901. Funeral held at Scenery Hill with burial in Lake View Jamestown. Survivors include Wilton Fred Earl C Lindsey Mrs Joseph A McKillop and Miss Bessie C Lindsey.
Robert Fitzgerald died at his home No 11 Park street at 11 20 last evening after a long illness. He was 67 and a respected oil man born in Rochester New York who worked in Oil Creek fields and later moved to this city in May. He leaves a wife and seven children, two brothers and three sisters with most kin at his bedside at death as reported by the Bradford Star.
The Savannah Press quotes a New Jersey woman who laughed at her husband's suicide attempt, calling it heroic treatment though noting it would not correct the trouble.
A riverbank soldiers and sailors monument near the Citi zens National Bank was dedicated Thursday with a G A R Post led ceremony. The 49 foot Barre granite shaft features a color bearer statue and reliefs of military scenes with engagement plates flanking the base. The event included a parade, civic and military officials, speeches by General Hulings, and a Library Theater address after heavy rain.
Martin Reynolds died at 2 45 PM at the home of Mrs. Louisa Briggs after a brief illness begun with a severe headache. Born in 1852 in Jamestown New York he spent most of his life in Warren County working in lumber and oil. He is survived by a brother Albert Reynolds and a sister Mrs D S Randall both of Russell. he was unmarried.
The funeral for Martin Reynolds was conducted yesterday at 3 PM at the home of his sister, Mrs. D. S Randall. Rev. H. H. Clare of the First M. E. church officiated with music by Dr. C. H. Vermilyea.
Bearers included J. C. Hatton A E Briggs J B Allen Jerome Knapp A O Briggs and Wilbur Akeley. The casket bore florals as Warren county business leaders and a large W C T U delegation attended including the deceased’s sister an earnest worker. Relatives came from Clarendon Warren Jamestown and Akeley. Interment followed in the Russell family plot beside parents and a brother.
Readers are urged to visit the Woodard Theater for a pleasant hour with Woodford's educated animals featuring monkey acts dressed as humans. John J. Black and Company deliver The Main Guy comedy sketch, plus The Musical Ten Bycks and Witty Hoffman provide entertaining acts during Thursday through Saturday shows.
Lieut Willis G. Mitchell U S N escorted the Olean der from St Louis along the Mississippi aboard the McDonough flagship with torpedo boats in the fleet. A Warren native and Annapolis graduate with high honors, he has earned Navy recognition for his progress and responsibility.
Public indignation rises as election officers complain pay is insufficient to justify long hours and poor air in crowded stations. Officials argue that the demanding duties warrant higher compensation to attract workers.
Funeral services for Mrs Breitenstein sister of Mrs George Dawson of Tid ioute were held at Mrs Dawson’s home Saturday at 2 30 pm. She lived long in Tidioute and was a member of the Tidioute Chapter D A R. She had resided in Brooklyn where she sustained burns that caused her death on November 4.
The Street Car Company will establish a depot and waiting room at the Glade end of the main line. The Irvinedale Park office building has been relocated to the Crimpenshaw lot and fitted for use with a lunch counter in the rear and a waiting room in the front.
Charles C. Johnson of Cherry Grove Pennsylvania wed Gladyce Bradley of Warren on November 9 1909 at Warren with Rev Price A Crow officiating Only immediate relatives attended After the ceremony the newlyweds departed for California their future home
At Warren on November 3 1909 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs E A Phillips. The birth records add a new family member to the local community.
Mrs Perry Evans funeral held at United Brethren church in Chandlers Valley on Saturday October 30 officiated by Rev O J Gage burial in local cemetery. Born Mary Ellis June 1 1857 she spent most of life here and married Perry Evans. Survived by husband two children Harvey and Bernice at Chandlers Valley and Glen with wife Erie Crimpenshaw in Port Arthur Texas. last of a four child family.
Carl Gustaf Danielson died at his Freehold home Sunday morning aged 66. Survived by his wife Matilda G. and eight children C J Johnson Lottsville C O Young Jamestown C John Freehold David A Busti Alfred I Helme E B Danielson Freehold. Funeral from Swedish Lutheran church Wrightsville Tuesday at 11 a.m. after prayer service at the late home.
Jacob Messenger of Blue Eye Warren county died at Corry hospital on October 25 1909 after long residence in Freehold township since 1865. He served in the Civil War with the 211th P. He is survived by his wife four sons and four daughters. Funeral was held at the Blue Eye church next Wednesday with burial in Spring Creek cemetery.
Eben Gibbs has been missing for about three weeks after leaving his home near Kinzua to hunt. Authorities in McKean and Warren counties may investigate to solve the disappearance. Gibbs was known to carry a considerable sum of money at the time he vanished.
The Warren Typographical Union held its annual ball in the F. O. E. hall Friday evening. A large attendance enjoyed first class music and arrangements, making it one of the most pleasant events of its kind in the city.
Mrs. Jennie McCurry died at her Stoneham home Friday morning at 5 o'clock. Funeral services were held from the residence Monday at 1 30 p m.
J. C. Benett has removed to the rear room of Dr. Peirce’s dental office at No 326 over Greek candy store on Pennsylvania avenue next to Baker Johnson’s dry goods. The note is dated 11 11 11.
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