Interest Difference Calculation From Two Deposits
A depositor investing $100 at 4 percent earns $4.00 in a year while $160 at the same rate yields $6.40. The difference between the two interest amounts is $2.40.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
1
Local Happenings in Warren and Surrounding Areas
Mrs. E. R. Allen returns from Columbus improved in health. Homer M. Preston of Bartlesville Oklahoma visits Warren. Annual harvest home dinner held at Golf Clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Mitchell of Connellsville are guests. High Noon Circle ladies hosted by Mrs. Lillian Hunter at Tidioute. Miss Helen Morck leaves for Washington DC for a school. J. H. Berger’s new house at Fourth and Poplar occupied. Dr. and Mrs. George A. Davies travel to Newark NJ after father in law’s death. George H. Corwin attends State Firemen’s Association meeting in Shamokin. Warren High School seniors chestnutting at Rankin farm. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Jackson travel to Oberlin and Pittsburg for two weeks. Dr. Samuel King leaves Warren to return to Edinboro. Mrs. Bertha Cook Knight goes to Madison Wisconsin to join husband. Mrs. Helen Trax Wynn, ex-Warren resident and DAR member, dies in Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Harry L. Mitchell
Connellsville
Warren
Lillian Hunter
Tidioute
Helen Morck
Washington, D. C
J. H. Berger
Fourth and
Poplar Streets
Berger
George A. Davies
Newark
N. J
George H. Corwin
Watson Hose Company
State Firemen’s Association
Shamokin
Warren High School
Rankin Farm
Glade Township
George H. Jackson
Oberlin
Ohio
Pittsburg
Samuel King
Edinboro
Bertha Cook Knight
W. W. Cook
Madison
Wis
Helen Trax Wynn
Harrisburg
Mrs Miles Dies After Long Pittsburg Residence
Mrs Maria S Miles widow of Asa Miles longtime Fagundus resident died at her daughter’s Avalon home in Pittsburg on Saturday September 19 at age 80. Funeral held in Tidioute with burial in Tidioute cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs White and Miss Lillian Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria S. Miles
Asa Miles
Fagundus
Avalon
Pittsburg
Miles
Tidioute
M. E. Church
Warren
Foust
Dairy and Food Department
Allegheny County
Jacob Bolard
Cambridge Springs
Republican State Committee
W. E. Rice
W. R. Andrews
Ursula E. Grindley
Fourth Street
Alice V. Johnson
Burton R. Erickson
J. K. Palmer
Corner Market
Fifth Streets
Richard B. Stewart
Minor Stewart
A Weiss Fatally Injured In Warren Collision
A Weiss of North Warren was fatally injured last Wednesday evening after being struck by a trolley car on the Warren Jamestown line and then hit by a D A V P railroad train. He died Friday at Emergency Hospital from his injuries. Survived by daughters Miss Mary C Weiss Mrs G E Lott Mrs F W Jewell Mrs Fred Ward and son Eugene Weiss.Born in Germany he had lived in Warren county since 1848. his wife had died earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Weiss
North Warren
Warren-Jamestown
Fire Bugs at Work Near Goodwin Home
Saturday night an arson attempt targeted the Goodwin residence on Glade avenue while the couple was away. Roy Gage spotted two men in the yard as he returned from driving a cow, and he later saw a blaze in the rear of the house where waste and kerosene oil had started a fire that burned through clapboarding. Neighbors extinguished it and police has little evidence. suspects not yet found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Goodwin
Glade Avenue
SaALeE-Old Newspapers Ad for Packing Use
For SaALeE-Old newspapers suitable for putting under carpets packing goods or covering shelves Call at Malt office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saalee
First Annual Lander Fair Draws Large Wednesday Crowd
The first annual Farmington Grange fair in Lander ran Tuesday and Wednesday September 29 and 30. Hon. Arthur W. Dennison led as general manager with a capable team including Nannie C. Dennison and H. A. Robinson. The baby show at the Methodist church drew a large crowd with prizes awarded to Rosemary Wilcox Margery Dame Romaine Kelly Haspar Hobart and Kenneth Way. Music by Sugar Grove band and Lander orchestra complemented fine displays of vegetables fruit grain canned goods dairy products and baked goods. State Master W. F. Hill could not attend. E. B. Dorsett of Mansfield, Pa. spoke in his stead. Mr. Stone of Warren praised First Lieutenant David B. Peck of Farmington and the soldier's experiences at Petersburg. The event concluded with good order and overall satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Grange
Arthur W. Dennison
Women’s Department
Nannie C. Dennison
H. A. Robinson
L. D. Putnam
Wim. B. Toombs
Charles Loucks
H. J. Bishop
Charles W. Hill
D. A. Johnson
Clyde Hodges
E. B. Dorsett
Mansfield
C. W. Stone
Warren
David B. Peck
Farmington
Warren County
Boys In Blue
Co. G
211Th Regiment
Stone
Petersburg
Free Methodist Appointments After Oil City Conference
At the close of the Free Methodist conference in Oil City, Mendel B. Miller is appointed Elder for Oil City and Salem. R. A. Zahniser to Franklin, Rocky Grove and Maple Dale. W. J. Barkus for Liverly, Rouseville and Walnut Bend. G. A. Garrett for Titusville. F. N. Fox for Pleasantville and Enterprise. A. H. M. Zahniser, G. S. Bryan, A. G. Crill, KE. L. Monroe, A. J. Horner, H. D. Call, W. H. McClimans and J. M. Critchlow receive various assignments in several towns including Jamison, Hamilton, Tidioute and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
Oil City
Mendel B. Miller
Elder
Salem
R. A. Zahniser
Franklin
Rocky Grove
Maple Dale
W. J. Barkus
Liverly
Rouseville
Walnut Bend
G. A. Garrett
Titusville
F. N. Fox
Pleasantville
Enterprise
C. E. Weaver
Jamieson
Hamilton
F. A. Reece
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Stewarts and
Pithole
Warren and
Diamond
J. M. Critchlow
Courts in session at Tionesta hear ejectment case over large stake
Last week two judges presided in Tionesta with Judge Lindsey hearing criminal matters in the sheriff's office and Judge J W Bouton of McKean county trying the ejectment suit of L S Clough against James C Welsh over Warrant 5282 in Howe township. The dispute involves a $100000 claim. Juror Raymond Grayham fell ill and eleven jurors continued but the case was adjourned to November term after defense objected to admitting certified Jefferson county copies as originals. A host of leading lawyers attended and the fight is expected to be heated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Lindsey
Sheriff’s Office
J. W. Bouton
McKean County
L. S. Clough
James C. Welsh
Howe Township
Raymond Grayham
Jefferson County
Elizabeth Johnson obituary from Frewsburg Illinois
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson widow of Oscar Johnson dies at 78 at her daughter’s home in Lamberton after life largely in Carroll. Survives four sons Charles Jamestown William Frank Henry. two daughters Gertie Parish Sheffield Pa and Mrs. Noble Lamberton. two sisters Miss Coralin Nelson and Miss Louise Nelson Findley Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frewsburg
Elizabeth Johnson
Oscar Johnson
H. H. Noble
Lamberton
Names of Revolution soldiers buried in War ren county sought
Members of Tidioute Chapter D A R request help to locate all American Revolution soldiers buried in Warren county so their names can be placed on a forthcoming granite marker. Respond with any known grave locations and send names to Nancy C Morrow Tidioute Pa promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Tidioute
Warren
Our County
Nancy C. Morrow
Pennsylvania 1909 Auto Tags Move to White Background
The 1909 Pennsylvania automobile tags will be white with black letters replacing the current yellow design. Auto license tag sales topped 24,000 this year, yielding over 70,000 dollars, chiefly used for road work, dust layer experiments, and engineering costs after license division expenses. All vehicles from January 1 will display the new tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Kightlinger Found Guilty in Attempted Murder Case
In Tionesta last week B F Kightlinger of Tidioute was found guilty of shooting with intent to kill his wife. He had secured a gun loan and lay in wait for her, firing a double barreled shotgun in the assault about a month earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
B. F. Kightlinger
Tidioute
Kightlinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
E. R. Allen
Columbus
Homer M. Preston
Bartlesville
Oklahoma
Bradford
Olean
Joseph B. Foraker
Standard Oil Co
Lander Fair
F. M
Court
L. H. Green Green
Blair
J. E. Blair
C. H. Hunter & Son
Warren, Penn’a
Warren National Bank
the Family Shoe Store
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
Steel Ranges
Michigan Stove Company
Ak Sioves
T. O. Slater & CO
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