Little Girl Breaks Arm Playing Daytime Seek
The Rathbuns of Main Avenue South Side report their 10 year old daughter fell while playing hide and seek and broke a bone in her right arm. Also notes Lindsey Read papers at Warren Academy meeting and speech on modern legislation.
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Ina
Charles Rathbun
Main Avenue South Side
Hile
S. Lindsey
Warren Academy of Science
Conewango
Ifty
EH. S. Lindsey
Bechtell cartoon hints Cupid and marriage office joke
Garland car expert Axch Bristow visited Warren to present Bassett with a colored drawing showing Cupid peering over a bachelor register while delivering a quip about Bassett not yet married. Beck wrapped up paving along Pennsylvania avenue and a 50 foot unfinished gap from October was finally completed. Total summer expenditures approximate 115000 for paving and 9500 for sewers.
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Cupid
Recorder Bassett
Axch Bristow
Garland
Warren
Bassett
Judge Bassett
E. T. Beck
Body of John F Smith Interred in Oakland
The body of John F Smith formerly of Springfield Massachusetts was interred in Oakland cemetery after an investigation at the State hospital by Dr Paul Weston pathologist. Found with a bullet wound and revolver in hand the death is deemed self inflicted and cremated remains were sent to Warren. Mrs Maude Smith accompanied the body, with surviving siblings Laura AN Lottie M and James M Smith all of Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Smith
Oakland
John F. Springfield
Mass
Paul Weston
Springfeld
Smith
Springfield
Warren
Maude Smith
Laura AN
Lottie M
James M. Smith
Sisers
Warren, Smith
Philadelphia salesman ambushed by two men in Corry
L. L. Brown, a Philadelphia traveling salesman, was attacked by two men and robbed of about $40 after being lured by two young women in Corry. He suffered a skull fracture and three stitches. Four Corry residents pleaded guilty before Judge Nalling, with the ring leader facing a severe sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Corry
L. L. Brown
A. L. Smith
Brown
W. Cleveland
Max Foster
Louis Ruppersberger
Jennie Hazeltine
Ethel Jones
Nalling
Hunters Find Mysterious Bundle Near Russell
Fred Latshaw and Samuel Latshaw found a raincoat covered bundle under a fallen hemlock near Russell. The cache contained a .22 repeating rifle, two boxes of shells, a plane file, a meerschaum pipe, fishhooks, line, a granite kettle, a two gallon crock, and several two quart fruit cans. The gun and razor were rusty and the raincoat rotted. Locals suspect the items belong to Conewango Creek cottagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Russel
Fred Latshaw
Fox
Samuel Latshaw
Willard
Conewango Creek
Beckley Electrician Recovering After Hospital Stay
Clarence E. Beckley a noted electrical contractor has been in Emergency Hospital nearly three weeks after an October 26 appendicitis operation. Reports say his condition improved after a Buffalo specialist was consulted though a second operation was not performed. If no relapse occurs his convalescence should be rapid.
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Clarence E. Beckley
McLaren
Beckley
Thew Wright
Buffalo
Wright
Buffalo Labor Contractor Held For Court
James Pearlman a Buffalo labor agent was arrested Monday afternoon on liquor without a license charges. A hearing before Justice of the Peace Blackman found liquor in the West End boarding house, but whether it was sold or given to men remained unclear. Pearlman was released on his recognizance with a $500 bail for December Quarter Sessions Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pearlman
Buffalo
Justice of the Peace
Blackman
West End
Pearlman
Res
T. Beck
Pearlsn
J Lik
Community Christmas Celebration for Warren
The Federated Girls club outlines a plan to place Warren's first community Christmas tree near the monument by the suspension bridge. If the city council grants consent, a municipal Christmas celebration will be organized with groups of young women singing carols through the streets stopping at homes with lighted windows.
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Federated Girls’ Club
Warren
Miss Nason
Offerle and Smith Win Hospital Ward Contract
Offerle and Smith have been awarded the contract to build a $30,000 maternity ward at Emergency Hospital. The ward memorial honors Mrs. Alice Jefferson, killed by a train in September 1914, funded by her husband J. P. Jefferson. Bids were opened after initial figures proved too high and delays occurred while Mr. Jefferson was away at sea. The project includes foundations and a sixty foot front with two ward entrances, aiming for completion this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offerle and Smith
Alice Jefferson
J. P. Jefferson
Jefferson
Pacific
Gila
Wedding Bells and Local Feuds in Columbus Area
A rough melee at a Columbus card game ended with a chair strike leaving a three inch gash. A quiet wedding followed at the United Brethren parsonage uniting Ed Williams and Lula Ellis. The 61st anniversary of L. E. McNett and wife was celebrated in Clarendon. Iora Wayne Putnam married Ella Ar dela Passenger in Russell with departure to Buffalo Niagara Falls. A deer startled Dr. Chapman party near Kinzu a deer ran with auto into Big Bend then vanished. Mrs. O S Brown hosted Y W C A workers planning fund raising and reporting Erie conference notes.
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Iora Wayne Putnam
Ella Ardela
Russell
Eliza Akeley
William A. Thornton
M. E
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Dr. Chapman
L. E. Chapman
Kinzua
Big Bend
Dead Man’s Hollow
Twenty Five Men Dropped From Company I Roll
The names of 25 members of Company I 16th Regiment N G P have been stricken from the rolls. Captain C E Bordwell, the oldest captain in service, will seek replacements from Warren and nearby country by year end. The discharges follow a spring inspection where more than twenty five were court martialed for non attendance and other reasons.
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16Th Regiment
C. E. Bordwell
Warren
Esteemed Lander Folk Celebrate Golden Wedding
Ashabel R. and Sallie Cooper Mix celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary Saturday at their Lander home. Sixty five guests attended including five who joined the couple for previous vows. Local sentiment praised the couple as long time residents and they received a purse of money as a gift.
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Lander
Postoffice Opens Free Delivery in Tidioute
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Blakesley orders experimental free mail delivery in Tidioute with one carrier starting November 16. Life Study Club at the Y M C A Building held its first meeting of the season with about sixty men at dinner followed by a talk on Temperance by Secretary Kotteamp.
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Blakesley
Tidioute
Life Study Club
Kotteamp
Citizens Inspect Remodeled Warren High School Open House
Thousands of Warren residents toured the $250000 high school addition during an open house on Friday night. The event showcased where tax money has funded the project and drew many locals plus out of town visitors to view the new facilities. Dr and Mrs H H Cowles of Lander celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary with a family gathering at their son Jays home, joined by relatives including Mr and Mrs John Lyon and Vera and Miss Olive Cowles of Warren.
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Ashabel R
Sallie Cooper Mix
Lander
Chauncy Mix
Wilbur F. Mix
Richard Brown
Electra Burgett
Grange Hall
Charles Quick
Martin Sowell
Chauncey Mix
McCluffs
Mix
Hamhgue
Mary Mix
Wifour Mix
Ricker
Sugar Grove
Gerald Mix
du McClune
Youngspade
Garret Burgess
Jean Townsend
James‘ly
E. Jenkins Ami
Russell
Preston Devereaux
Busti
Warren
H. H. Cowles
Jay
John Lyon
Vera
Olive Cowles
Grace M. E. Church Plans $20,000 Expansion
The Grace M. E. Church at Prospect Street and Pennsylvania Avenue will spend $20,000 to enlarge the church due to rising membership. Rev. H. H. Barr notes membership grew from about 370 to 700 since his arrival, with Sunday School enrollment near 300.
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First Methodist Church
Grace M. E. Church
Prospect Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
H. H. Barr
Warren
Grace Church
Couple Eloped Then Arrest After Overnight Marriage
Alice Rose of Plumer disappeared last Sunday and was found in Bear Lake Wednesday. She had married John A. Bush of Union City after crossing 16 miles to Grand Valley and taking a train to Falconer New York, before returning home. Bush, 21, was jailed in Warren and faces possible false imprisonment claims.
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Alice Rose
Plumer
Bear Lake
John A. Bush
Union City
Mr. Bush
C. J. Rose
Bush
Warren
Grand Valley
Falconer
N. Y
Justice of the Peace
Brother and Sister Reunite After Sixty Years
Hulbert Lyke of Oswego New York traveled to Warren to visit his sister Mrs Nancy Armstrong of 12 Elm Street who is the last surviving sibling among twelve. He recalled leaving home with 25 cents and twelve siblings and spoke of pioneer hardships in Iowa and selling farm produce in the 1850s before moving east to reunite with family.
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Hulbert Lyke
Oswego
N. Y
Warren
Powsheik Co
Iowa
Chieven
Nancy Armstrong
Blm Street
Mr. Lyk
Egge
Galva
Mr. Lyke
Mail delivery contract awarded to John P. Clark
The Post Office Department awarded the mail carriage contract between the post office and railway stations to John P. Clark for $864 per year. Business leaders urged an automobile service, but Clark plans to use a horse for the work.
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Post Office Department
John P. Clark
Warren County Teachers Institute Opens at Court House
The 54th annual Warren County teachers institute opened with seven of 320 teachers absent. County Superintendent C S Knapp welcomed attendees and explained November timing to avoid fair week. Dr Harlan F Hall and Dr Jonathan Rigdon spoke on Teachers I Like and The Study of Grammar.
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Warren County
C. S. Knapp
Harlan F. Hail
Cumberland, O
Jonathan Rigdon
Winona College
Winona Lake
Ind
Rigdon
Hall
Charles Lose
Central State Normal School
Davenny Quintette
Court House
Scrggio-Mig Exchange Noted in Ryston Transcript
In the Ryston Transcript a brief exchange appears with Scrggio-Mig declaring years of service. The line seems part of a dialogue involving Jane-Weil and a statement of tenure.
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Peperience
Ryston Transcript
Mr. Scrggio
Redding Shoe Co promotes rubber boots at low prices
Our stock of rubber boots, rubber shoes, hunting rubbers and high cut shoes was never larger nor better. We offer Snag proof Rubber Spots at $1.98 and Men’s Storm King rubber boots at $2.98 and up. Men’s hunting rubbers, $1.75 coop.
Men's High Rubber and Cut Shoes Price List
Classified shoe notice lists men’s high rubber shoes priced from $2.18 and up to $3.59 for higher cut styles. Also shows men’s high-cut shoes at $2.38 to $3.59 with notes on sale items and sizes.
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Beck
Bufalo
Offerle
Columbus
Williams-Ellis
U. B. Parsonage
United Bretheren Parsonage
Eddie Williams
Spring Creek
Lula Ellis
Gand Valley
Clarendon
L. E. McNett
Titusville
McNett
Russell Young Folk
Marrage
O. S. Brown
Erie
West
Nason
Life Study
Mrs. Cowles
Grace M. FE. Church
THE
Double Service Tire & Rubber CO
Akron
Ohio
General Publin
Adams & Company
Ohio Building
Teachers’ Institute AT
Ned
Jane—Weil
Redding Shoe CO
Sean
Penn’a
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