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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
4
Editorial notes four methods to bring criminal cases before the court including complaints to a justice of the peace and grand jury presentments. It discusses district attorney bills as an extraordinary, rarely used procedure justified only in major emergencies or broad public-interest crimes. It asserts openness of court proceedings and the public’s right to protection funded by tax revenue.
Hrusa at the foot of Mount Migropus is described as the garden city of the Near East where temples and public buildings sit among gardens. The region’s flora is rich and varied, long a hunting ground for botanists, and linked to a cradle of spring flowers like hyacinth, tulip, snowdrop, and jonquil.
A Rousten Post-voiced critique argues that believers might strengthen their faith by avoiding pleas for divine help with everyday tasks such as wood chopping and fetching water. The piece champions self-reliance and diligence.
Quote from Baltimore American notes one advantage in the house that others lack. It suggests residents prioritize bread before any other tasks. The snippet appears in a subscription line for The Warren Mail.
Hillside updates from Oct 4 describe Willing Workers meeting on Oct 7 at Mrs. M. E. Bart’s in Wrightsville for carpet rag sewing. Community members visit relatives in Warren and Sherman, with notes on farming, silos, and potato crops rotting locally. Some residents travel to Bear Lake, Findlay’s Lake, and Jamestown while others host or visit family nearby.
Wm Labree moved his family back to the farm on Spring Creek road. Miss Alice Benedict attended a candy social at Motsfeld High School Friday. Rev Burnham to preach at Ross Hill next Sunday with U B Conference coverage. Sunday school at 2 pm and prayer meeting Fridays at 8 pm. Minerva Coons ill needing appendicitis operation in Corry Hospital. Local visits include Mrs Benedict with Mrs Ikamp at Youngsville, Mrs Martin garden unfrozen, and Geo Tilegar visiting from Erie.
East Branch reports visitors and travel among residents. Alfred Maine and wife from New Castle Pa visit relatives C N Fairchild family en route to Westfield N Y. Wynn Gibson and family visit Mrs Teasdale. Mrs Hillard visits daughter Mrs Lays. Guy Whaley and wife visit Teasdale. Mrs May goes to Brownville to see ill mother. Essie Pierce recovering from fever. Arthur Nichols tending a son with a thumb injury.
The piece argues cities are independent economic centers tied to state power, not mere villages. It cites rising bonded debt and taxes, urging city planning focused on business growth, manufacturing, and attracting residents to create prosperity. It contrasts urbans boosted by industry with villages needing to become cities to thrive.
Gordon Blanchard and four women from this place traveled to Union City last Tuesday for the funeral of N. H. Blanchard, longtime resident who died suddenly from a paralysis stroke. Fred Phillis and Ryland Cobb are cutting silage for farmers with a new machine after frost. Rev Grimes will preach at the Hill Methodist church Sunday and Sunday evening October 3.
Thomas L Major Wilson longtime Western Pennsylvania and New York newspaper writer died in Buffalo General Hospital on Saturday at age 65. He worked in Bradford Oil City Erie Corry and Warren, known as Allen Dale of the oil region and wrote poetry as well as prose. He planned a biography of circus figure Walter L Main and had just aided Main’s advertising. he was survived by a Warren-born marriage to Daggett and an education family line including Rev J W Wilson of Corry.
Mr and Mrs George Engstrom returned from a trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Rochester NY. Mrs Josie Mickelson visited sister Mrs W M Delamater. Farmers busy filling silos. Charles Washburg and family moved to North Warren. Rev E Belden moving into Washburg house. Mrs Kate Ellis of North Warren visiting locals. Mr and Mrs Marsh Durham returned from Warren. Durham has been delivering mail for Carl Anderson. Dr Jones and wife moved to Marion Ohio. Elmer Carr Kate Hultserg L Ekdahl and Joe Gage spent Sunday at Pleasantville at Mrs Will Stowell. W R Buck and Harry Wilson left for the Panama Exposition. Floyd Whitcomb and Ella at Warren.
The Admiralty increases Royal Naval Air Service size and assigns a senior officer as director of the air service. Rear Admiral C L Vaughan Lee chosen for the post, with Commodore M F Sutter to head the material side as superintendent of air stores in the reorganized command.
J D High of Plumsted township Pennsylvania suffered a severe accident while oiling a pulley when his clothing was torn away and he was thrown to the ground. He escaped with no broken bones but a strong nervous shock, with only shirt collar and shoes remaining.
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