Warren County News in Brief Highlights Local Elections
Elected bank directors W M Lindsey and R W Stone fill vacancies after the deaths of James Clark and Charles W Stone. E Blair retires from Green and Blair. Perry Davidson to join, firm renamed Green and Davidson. Campaign expenses filed by J Waldron Miller and Jonas Johnson show under $50. Annual poultry show set for January 13 to 17 with location to be announced. Company I to elect captain as C E Bordwell's five year term ends December 20. No new railroad trains announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lindsey
R. W. Stone
Warren Savings Bank
James Clark
Charles W. Stone
E. Blair
J. . Blair
Green and Blair
Perry Davidson
Olean
Fim
Green and Davidson
J. Waldron Miller
Prohibition
Jonas Johnson
Assembly
Warren County
Warren County Association
Warren
16Th Regiment
C. E. Bordwell
Plans for new trains and postmastership in Cherry Grove
Late reports say the two new trains planned for the P R R will not run as higher officials reportedly oppose them. On December 7 an examination will be held in Clarendon for Cherry Grove postmaster with the job previously paying 126. Other items: births, marriages, land purchases by Clarendon Refining Co, local crime notes, school additions, and civic plans in Warren region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Grove
Clarendon
South Street
Harrisburg
East Side
Personal Notices From Warren and Nearby Towns
Mrs. Charles Irvine of Sharon visits Warren friends. Miss Mary Hanna and Miss Mabel Reese return from Titusville. Mrs. S. Kiible spends time with daughter in Jamestown. Mrs. LeRoy McPherron of Jamestown and Mrs. J. S. Dennison of Buffalo in Warren. The Houghtling and Muir sisters visit Titusville. Miss Mary Manley of Fast Brady called to Warren for aunt illness. Rose Wendelboe and Mayme travel to Buffalo to visit sister Mrs. Hyatt Register. Rev. H. M. Conaway officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Henry Cobham in Warren. Mrs. C. M. Sharp and son Carl with Mrs. Sharp’s mother Mrs. S. Kirbie in the South Side. Frances Roy Baker leaves for Washington DC to winter with Roy Baker of the Washington Herald. Geo. Mead and Dr. Harry Mead of Buffalo in Warren for Nelson Mead’s illness. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White and Katharine McBride depart for Tulsa after visiting Patrick White. H. R. Fisher and Charles Kidder of the Piso company in St. Catharines Canada to supervise Canadian bottling. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Parshall leave for an eastern tour including New York Horse Show Harvard-Yale and Army Nvy games.
Quote Fragments on Faults and Character
A concise,Thought provoking line from Charles Caleb Colton on blindness to others faults serving as self excuse. A second remark notes that some men seem compelling at first meetings but grow tiresome after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Caleb Colton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jane of
Percy Wilkins
Andrew Mangini
Helen Fulton
Joseph Siverding
St. Joseph’s Church
John Cassas
Rose Mangini
Frank Crawford
Pennsylvania
Farmington Township
Purcy Wingurt
Punxsutawney
Sheffield Stave Mill
Sheffield
McFarland
McNair Town
Justice Borden
Clarence E. Olson
Rhinehart W. Olson
Olson
Civic Improvement League
Nolan
Fritz Carlson
Youngsville
Youngsville Saddlery Company
Carlson
Court House
State Department
Torpedo
Leslie Barber
Kane
Bell Telephone Company
Theodore Vail
Bell System
American Telegraph and Telephone Company and Associated Companies
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Electric Company
Electric Light Company
Warren Light and Power Company
Scofield
Liberty Street
Bennett Piano Company
Hickory Street
Bennett Company
Dan Handimore
Mr. Handmore
Handmore
Hanna
D. M. Luce
Harmon Thore
F. A. Steber Company
Reading
Steber
United States Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Eben N. Ford
Miller Bros. of
Corry
Miller Brothers
W. C. Miller
Millers
Home Talent Minstrels
East Side Dramatic Club
Library Theatre
Connelly
Interlocu
P. D. Murphy
Charles Irvine
Sharon
Mary Hanna
Mabel Reese
Titusville
S. Kiible
C. M. Sharp
Jamestown
LeRoy McPherron
J. S. Dennison
Buffalo
Alice Houghtling
Leah Muir
Irene Spicer
Mary Manley
Fast Brady, Pa
S. M. Sloan
Rose Wendelboe
Miss Mayme
H. M. Conaway
Ridge
Henry Cobham
Stoney Lonesome
Frances Roy Baker
Washington, D. C
Roy Baker
The
Washington Herald
Geo. Mead
Harry Mead
Nelson Mead
Thomas White
Katharine McBride
Tulsa
Oklo
Patrick White
Pennsylvania Avenue
Elm Street
H. R. Fisher
Charles Kidder
Piso Company
St. Catharines Canada
M. C. Parshall
New York
New Haven
Army
W. L. Douglas
Blucher
Sauerkraut
Pickett Hardware Co
Warren Penn
Masonic
Warren, Penna
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