Subpoena in Divorce for Gertrude A. Kemp
Subpoena issued in Warren County Common Pleas No 1 September term 1908 requires Gertrude A. Kemp to appear November 2 1908 at the court house in Jarren to answer libellant G G Kemp’s divorce petition. Sheriff G Gregory notifies non est inventus respondents to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Eores G. Kemp
Libellant
Gertrude A. Kemp
Jarren
Court of Common Pleas
G. Gregory
Marriages in Warren October 1908
In Warren four weddings are noted: William H Johnson of Olean New York weds Julia K Follette of Westfield New York on October 3 1908. Christian P Oster garde and Anna Offerle both of Warren wed October 2 1908. George W Finert of Tylersburg Pennsylvania wed Margie Wagner of Russell October 2 1908. Harry D Kopf and Mary Yates both of Warren wed October 6 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopf—Yates
Warren
J. W. Smith
Harry D. Kopf
Mary Yates
Obituary notices for Weiler Swanson and Ungerer across Warren area
Obituaries report the deaths of Catherine Saloma Siegrist Weiler in Warren on September 30 1903 at age 75 wife of the late John C Weiler Funeral held at home interment in Mead cemetery Also noted are J Swanson of Sheffield Pennsylvania who died September 27 1908 born in Sweden in 1834 active Bethany Lutheran Church teacher of Sunday School for thirteen years and survivors including two daughters ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren John Ungerer aged 76 who died in New York City October 5 1908 lived in Warren about eighteen years ago leaving two daughters Mrs J J Rapp of Warren and Mrs Burwood of Dunham NY and two sons Harry and John Ungerer of New York
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Chloe Weiler
Warren
M. G. Kafferlin
Spring Creek
Mead Cemetery
Swanson
Sheffield
J. Swanson
Sweden
America
Bethany Lutheran Church
Magnus Johnson
August Hammer
Ungerer
New York City
John Ungerer
Birth Announcements from Gladerun and Warren
In Gladerun Pennsylvania on October 5 1908 Mr and Mrs Joseph Schearer welcomed a son. In Warren October 3 1908 Mr and Mrs R O Brigham welcomed a son. In Warren October 2 1908 Dr and Mrs M W Ball welcomed a son. In Warren October 4 1908 Mr and Mrs H P Stone welcomed a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baty
Warren
M. W. Ball
Stone
H. P. Stone
Real Estate Transfers in Warren County Listings
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with buyers and sellers across Warren County towns including Corydon Glade Warren and Pittsfield. Notable moves include John Pfeiffer Estate to Nellie J. Haskin for 2000 dollars and Emily W. Monroe via Barnard Oil Co. to Bar nard Oil Co. sounding. Transfers show nominal sums such as 1 dollar and varied valuations.
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Ora V. Colby
Melly Huey
Eldred
Andrew F. Hansen
Wm. G. Gibson
Warren
Helen Geer
C. H. Clawson
Corydon
Frank B. Barnard
Barnard Oil Co
Glade
Emily W. Monroe
Freehold
Thompson Loomis
John KE. Rosendale
Co. S. Darling
Jonas Johnson
Axel Johnson
Wm. Merkle
Fred R. Jennings
Tidioute
Edward D. Wetmore
North Warren Presbyterian Church
Conewango
Emil H. Lampe
Charles E. Oberg
U. S. Rogers
John M. Siegfried
D. W. Beaty
N. L. Acocks
Pittsfield
Anna D. Dalrymple
Nettie L. Acocks
John L. McKinney
Val. Con
Edwin Bell Co Apple Barrels Ad in Pittsburg
Advertisement for Edwin Bell Company Pittsburg Pa selling apple barrels by the carload with prompt shipment and price quotes. Includes the date 10 8 and classification 2t from the classified listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bell Co
Pittsburg
Obituary of John A. Goss City Carpenter 68
John A. Goss a leading city carpenter died at his home 313 East Central Avenue at 8 PM Monday. Born in Canada 68 years ago he came to the United States over 40 years ago and moved to Titusville in 1873. He suffered cirrhosis and spinal curvature in recent months and is survived by Leonard Goss A J Lesser Mrs W P McMullen Bert and Frank Goss. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM with Greenwood Cemetery interment.
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John A. Goss
City
East Central Avenue
Canada
United States
Goss
Leonard Goss
Oil City
A. J. Lesser
Warren
W. P. McMullen
Bert
Frank Goss
Greenwood Cemetery
Titusville
Emergency Hospital Donation Day Is Announced
The annual donation day for Emergency Hospital in Warren is set for next week Saturday October 17th. Residents and businesses are urged to contribute canned fruit jelly relishes and other supplies to support the hospital.
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Emergency Hospital
Warren
Clerk-Carrier Examination At Warren Pa 1908
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an annual examination for the post office position in Warren Pennsylvania to be held November 21 1908. Applications must be obtained from the local post office secretary or the District Secretary in Philadelphia and received before 430 pm on October 19 1908. J J Vocer secretary third civil service district post office building Philadelphia Pa.
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I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Charles W. Stone
Halph W. Stone
First Nat’l Bank
Warren
Willee
Pennsylvania
United States
United States Civil Service Commission
Philadelphia
J. J. Vocer
Third Civil Service District
Post Office
Reviving State Fair Proposal Faces Legislative Hurdle
A plan to create a permanent Harrisburg state fair with annual exhibitions is under discussion nationwide. Representative Creasy introduced a $200,000 appropriation bill for the fair on behalf of the State Grange and allied groups, but the measure stalled in the appropriation committee.
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Harrisburg
Representative Creasy
Columbia
State Grange
State Fruit Growers’ Association
Live Stock Breeders’ Association
Merck and Porkie Oil Company Sells Gas to Pennsylvania Gas
Merck and Porkie Oil Gas and Mineral Company members sold their Forest county gas to Pennsylvania Gas Company for 60 cents per thousand. The property yields about 7,000,000 feet daily with multiple wells planned. Pennsylvania Gas will connect the wells to lines at Roystone within a month. Three Ohio counties voted dry on Saturday amid broader prohibition commentary.
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Merck and Porkie Oil, Gas and Mineral Company
Forest County
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Roystone
Ohio
Jones
Prohibition National Committee
Roosevelt urges unified Republican vote to protect policies
President Roosevelt warns that electing a Republican president without a friendly House wastes the vote. Taft needs a Congress in sympathy with Republican views or the election may be lost. He urges everyone to help mobilize the vote and support the Republican ticket to prevent Democratic upheaval.
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Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Taft
Congress
Taft Christian Missionary Policy Praised in Sermons
The piece notes Judge Taft’s appeal to the Christian church to support the Philippine mission, praising his governance there and his call for spiritual and material aid. It quotes Rev. Albert Hurlstone and reflects on Taft’s history as governor general and the Christian civilization influence he urges Americans to pursue.
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Taft
United States
Supreme Bench
Roosevelt
Philippines
Albert Hurlstone
Roberts Park Church
Indianapolis
Ind
Christian People of America
Christian Church of America
Jesus Christ
Dewey
Manila
Thoburn
India
Mr. Taft
People should rule, says platform and candidate
The dialogue quotes Democrats on self government and cites Sherman’s reply to Bryan. The piece argues Bryan seeks doubt in followers by posing the question of whether the people rule, while Sherman gives a direct answer.
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Sherman
Bryan
Democratic discouragement at Bryan campaign in South Carolina
The Charleston News and Courier comments on South Carolina Democrats showing indifference to William Jennings Bryan, warning the campaign may end at the Denver convention and urging a sharper rebuke for the lack of enthusiasm. The piece notes a general absence of fervor among party faithful and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Bryan
Denver
Charleston News and Courier
Dem
Promises in Tariffs Compare Taft and Bryan
The Omaha Bee notes a key difference between Taft and Bryan pledges on tariff revision. Taft could redeem his pledge if elected, while Bryan would lack power with a Republican Senate to advance free trade plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Senate
Omaha Bee
United States and Britain adopt two cent postage rate
The flat two cent rate applies to letters mailed in the United States for delivery in the United Kingdom. Unpaid or short paid letters are sent on and the deficit postage is collected on delivery. The reduced rate marks a notable change in transatlantic mail costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
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Clark
Ae Warren Savings Bank
Seneral Law Business
Perry
Water Street
Woodard & Ger
L. c. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank Building
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Kryptok
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
Family Theatre
Prof
H. B. Hyde
Warren, PA
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Sion
Telephone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis & Co
Warren Tel. Co
Appeal
Christian Church
Warren Savings Bank
Pennsylvania Railroad
GITY
Glade Struthers
Irvineton
Hickory
Titus
Ville
J. R. Wood
GEO. W. Boyd General
Agen
Edward E. Hertzel
Penn’a Ave
England
Russell
Albert Reynolds
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