Warren News Highlights From Local Officials And Social Life
Warren reports a busy week with court decisions, church weddings, and social events. Key items include library entertainments, YMCA opening, Hammond Iron Works rebuild, and civic council actions on street bridges and school needs. Also notes on residents traveling, illness, and local business moves.
Twenty Ninth Annual WCTU Convention Held in Warren County
The twenty ninth annual Warren County WCTU convention met in Tidioute Sept 30 1903 with 25 delegates and county and local officers in attendance. Officers and committee chairs were appointed and reports from Evangelistic Scientific Temperance Y and others were presented. An address of welcome and an election of officers followed with lessons from Miss Lena Jackson and Mrs Ada Wallace Unruh. The session included a petition to expel Reed Smoot from the Senate and a closing program led by Mrs Eva P Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Tidioute
Eva P. Hill
Sugar Grove
C. C. Merritt
Goodwill Hill
Ella C. Viele
Warren
Mary Taggart
Humphrey
Bear Lake
May Parshall
Viele
O'Neil
Orth Clarendon
C. H. Whaley
Grand Valley
Carrie Brown
Carrie Davis
C. C. Thompson
Mesdames Heath
Brown
Mary A. Cole
Alice O’neil
North Clarendon
Lena Jackson
Spring Creek
Flower Mission
Elma Walker
Barnes
Unruh
Lillian Hunter
Idioute
Cor
A. M. MacDonald
Lena M. Jackson
Loisutler
Ellen H. Lacy
No. Clarendon
Gertrude Gorman
Lizzie Forbes
Elmer Walker
D. I. Ball
Mercy
Lara Covel
Columbus
C. Merritt
Goodwill Ill
An Parshall
Malvina Clark
Russell
John MacDonald
Levi Smith
Col. Sec’y
Francis K. Williard
Henry Cobham
Waldron Miller
Marks
Warren hosts double wedding and reception in 1903 notices
Marriages reported in Warren include Fisher Wood at Trinity Memorial Church with a large reception at the bride's home and a later Buffalo visit. Gray Ackes pair wed in St. Josephs Church Warren. White Everett tie in Kinzua with plans to live in Butler. Lindsey Rossyll wed in Ackley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Taylor
Olive Hensley
Denver
Col
Elizabeth Chapman
Alice Larkin
Elmira
N. Y
Elizabeth Fisher
Edna Wood
Warren
Akron
Harry Mitchell
Connellsville
Florence 8. Wood
G. P. Orr
Fisher
Buffalo
Erie
No. 103
Second Street
Liberty Street
Eddy
Gray—Ackes
St. Joseph’s Church
Father Sieverding
Hugh Gray
Katherine Ackes
White—Everett
Kinzua
Louis Everett
Francis Hale
Brunson
Joseph G. Lindsey
Russell, Pa
Alice May Hale
Ackley
Deaths in Warren area mark Oct 4 1903 notices
Died Dennis G Morse 53 in Detroit after bowel trouble his sister and daughter brought the body to Warren for burial at Oakland Cemetery with a short service. Will Ek Blocher 28 in Easton of typhoid fever lived in Warren after the Spanish war and worked at Struthers Iron Works funeral led by Warren Odd Fellows. Eliza Shaffer 76 died in Warren at daughter Mrs Patrick Riley’s home. Myra Lunn 14 daughter of Andrew Lunn of Jamestown N Y died in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morse
Detroit
Mich
Dennis G. Morse
J. B. Russell
Clarence Arnold
Warren
Oakland Cemetery
C. H. Vandersall
Conewango Township
Buffalo
Blocher
Easton
Will EK
Struthers Iron Works
Struthers
Warren Lodge of Odd Fellows
Miss Stadel
Forest
Venango
Shaefer
Patrick Riley
Eliza Shaffer
Lunn
Myra Lunn
Andrew Lunn
Jamestown
N. Y
BORN STURDEVANT IN WARREN OCT 2 1903
In Warren on Friday October 2 1903 a son was born to Mr and Mrs F Sturdevant. Hon W E Meehan Commissioner of Fisheries spoke in Warren addressing the Warren Co Fish and Game Association about fish culture and protection promising aid in stocking streams. He heads to Corry to visit the state’s largest trout hatchery. J P Samuelson of Chandlers Valley attended church council in Norristown Pa. Tenants leases noted as best forms for sale at the mail office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Meehan
Warren
Warren Co. Fish and Game Association
S. B. A. Hall
Corry
Harrisburg
J. P. Samuelson
Chandlers Valley
Norristown
General Council of the
Ey. Lutheran Church of America
Dress Goods At Popular Prices For Tailored Suits
Broadcloths in 54 inches and other fabrics offered at or below 1.50 yard, with specials at 98 cents, 1.48, and 1.98. Zebilines and rough coated goods highlight the season, including soft cloths for house and evening wear in tinted shades and blacks. Regular 1.35 goods praised for fall shirtwaist suits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Allen
W. D. Hinckley
Florida
Will Rogers
New York City
Ooak Health Board
C. E. Cops
Omaha
Kansas City
Oba Burgess
Tidicute
Lindsay
Smethport
Bouton
George Mathis
Louis Hutter
Pittsburg
Hutter
Barth Bros
Fohrman
Ethel Morrison
Philadelphia
Roy Russell
Cheltenham Military Academy
Ogontz
J. T. Brennan
E. T. Beck
A. A. Printz
Fourth and
Liberty Streets
Ovur
Bradford
A. R. Taylor
H. P. Hunter
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Episcopal Church
Gath
Hammond Iron Works
Hammond
East Side
Third Street Foot Bridge
Conenango Township
Morrison Flat
West Warren
Reese’s Eddy
A. H. Shirley
Market Street
Ben Covert
East Street
Jefferson Street
MacGowan
Lavery
Cook
Library Hall
Kansas
A. B. Markley
First Lutheran Church
Mansfield
James Brann
Third Street
Mabel Reese
Helen Dunn
J. Harvey Jackson
Youngsville
Tiona- Sheffield
J. Paul Shelley
Presbyterian Church
Kane
Harriet M. Simons
Mertie Isabel
Jacob Keller
Gottlieb D. Keller
Corning
Ohio
G. W. Denniston
Clarendon
J. A. Walker
Oneida Avenue
South Side
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Bon Ton
Flindt’s
Hunter's Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Ann
O. N
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Jarvis Warren
Baker, PA