Weddings Today in Warren and Nearby Towns
A slate of nuptials across Warren and surrounding communities includes Edward D. Wetmore and Ella Leech marrying in Erie on October 1 1907 and planning a European tour with daughter Beatrice Wetmore. Other couples include James L Nesmith Edith S Mair Warren and Walter W Wilson Etta Van Orden Jamestown among dates September 23 25 29 1907 with home locations in Warren Perry Jamestown and Youngs ville.
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Wetmore—Leech
Erie
Addison Leech
John M. McGann
Edward D. Wetmore
Warren
Ella Leech
Westminster Presbyterian Church
S. V. V. Holmes
D. D
Henry Vom Berge
Genevieve Schoellkopf
Buffalo
Schoellkopf
Walter Horton
Sheffield
Crosby—Myers
West Spring Creek
John Myers
J. P. Burns
Walter C. Crosby
Spring Creek, Pa
Anna B. Myers
Sheatz Poised for Big Off-Year Victory in Pennsylvania
Special Correspondence from Philadelphia notes John O. Sheatz the Republican nominee for state treasurer leads in polls with five weeks to go. Party leaders urge voters to turnout as Democrats line up for next year’s presidential campaign. Chairman Wesley R. Andrews reports strong county support and invigorated volunteers.
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John O. Sheatz
Pennsylvania
James M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Wesley R. Andrews
Republican State Committee
Keystone
United States
Andrews
Boy Wanted and a Wandering Dakota Bob
The piece promotes the ideal boy as a virtuous example for all trades and roles from store sweeper to president. It notes men like Dakota Bob, a government scout, walking from Buffalo to Portland on a wager to reach Portland by November 1 for $1500, with limited riding on rainy days.
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South Dakota Spirit
Congress
Bob
Miles
Dunkirk
Portland
Oregon
Maine
Buffalo
Pennsylvania Sunday School Convention to Meet in Uniontown
Pennsylvania the largest Sunday School state hosts its forty third annual convention in Uniontown Fayette county on October 9 10 and 11 1907. The event includes eleven thousand sixty five schools enrolling about 1 682 497 members representing nearly a quarter of the state population.
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Pennsylvania
Union
Uniontown
Fayette County
New Ideas for Homemakers and Fall Projects in October
The Brookville Democrat reports The Woman's World section from New Idea Magazine covers a yearlong supply of petticoats, new fabrics, and practical tips. It highlights kitchen dishes, soup making, meat cuts, bulb planting, and entertaining hints for Halloween plus a city adaptation department for country girls entering urban life.
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Woman's World
New Idea Woman’s Magazine
Hall We’en
Hallowe'en
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S. Clark
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pa
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
C E. Bordwell
Attorney At Law
Schnub
Anneal
Hoffman Fay
D Story Hong, Liberty and
Second Streets
Craftes W. Stone
Ralph W. Stone
First Nat’ Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts of
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Frederick L. Kahle
Venango County
Bakewell Building
Penn’a
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Eldred, Pa
Louis J. F. Welch
Margaret Gill
Eldred
P. H. Burke
Ren
Swanson—Lindahl
Jamestown
N. Y
Julius Lincoln
John Swanson
Anna M. Lindahl
Russell, Pa
Fulmer -Whyley
Brockport
S. E. Bailey
Wm. A. Fulmer
Sarah J. Whyley
Zook—Turr
R. N. Stubbs
Phares G. Zook
Seattle
Washington
Cora M. Tuttle
Philadelphia
Colonel Andrews
Sheatz
West Philadelphia
State League of Republican Clubs
Harrisburg
Susquehanna
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Homeseeker’s
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
North
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Texas
D. A.V
P.R.R
Sait
Brookville Democrat
Alfalfa
Alsike
Timothy
Kopf & Henry
Warren, Penna
Commonwealth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bulletin
Baltimore
Maryland
New Baltimore
Annapolis
United States Naval Academy
Pai
Shrewsbury
Principio
Citizens National Bank
Warren, Penn’ A
Traveler's Guide
Oi City
Olean
Titusville
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
B. Warren Tel. Co
Lake Chautauqua
Lily Dale
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