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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
5
F C Wagner of Pittsfield filed a claim with County Commissioners seeking eight dollars for damages claimed as caused by dogs to his sheep.
Miss Bessie M. Wagner daughter of J. G. Wagner 818 Pa Ave E and Percy Weiss of Rome Ohio were married in Jamestown Tuesday by Rev G S Eldridge. They will live in Rome with former residence in Russell. Forest Fire Dangers Shown to Students in October drive across Pennsylvania. Columbus borough considers buying a chemical fire engine after a test by J W Kinsker from American LaFrance and Guy M Stafford of Corry. Matt and Jeff in Mexico arrives at Library Theater next Monday for Gus Hill and Bud Fisher cartoon feature with cast.
Mrs. Homer Whitley dies at 71 in Spring Creek after funeral held at Spring Creek. Fred Mathews injured near Lottsville thrashing machine. Shawkey marriage rumor circulates in Philadelphia papers. Elk County grand jury returns true bill in Groome libel case. Sidney Branch dies at 51 in Warren. funeral held. Y M C A fire cause unknown. $5,000 repair cost. Halloween plans announced for Warren. September licenses rise to 87. Monthly notices from Warren Mail subscribe. War news column urges mental health caution amid Titanic conflict coverage.
Miss Margaret Cuthert Lemmon daughter of Wm M Lemmon of 9 Fifth Avenue married Calvin D Kingston attorney of Buffalo New York at her father’s home. Rev N A White officiated with close family present. Out of town guests included E A Kingston R E Ward Ella Shields. A luncheon followed and the couple left for a wedding trip east. they reside at 132 Elmwood Avenue Buffalo after November 1.
Plans for the Alice Jefferson addition to the Emergency Hospital are being made by architect F. H. Gruninger. Irvine Forge Plant Again in Operation. The Irvine Steel Forge Company plant at Irvine, Pa. resumed Tuesday morning after five months of shutdown.
William Lord, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lord of West Fifth Avenue, fell from a lumber pile at the Peterson factory on Laurel Street last Thursday and broke his right arm in two places.
A fire heavily damaged the Pennsylvania Stove and Furnace plant on West Fourth Avenue on Saturday. A large stock of finished stoves and furnaces was destroyed, with losses estimated at 12000 dollars and covered by insurance.
Bert J. Watson and Grace Mae Bunting, both well known Warren residents, wed at Swede Lutheran parsonage with Rev. Carl Jacobson officiating. Attendants were Walter Bimber and Miss Nina Hall. The couple will live in Warren where the bridegroom runs a grocery, after a brief honeymoon. Prohibitionists in Warren county launch active campaign with tours by Wm P Ferguson H K Miller and John Shields visiting Tidioute Garland Youngsville Sugar Grove North Warren Russell Corydon and Grand Valley for rallies and street meetings.
The Supreme Court refused a petition to appeal the Venango county liquor cases, keeping Judge Criswell’s denial of 12 retail and 3 wholesale licenses, seven more retail licenses in Franklin, one in Rouseville, and a long-held status for several hotels. The dry condition will persist through the current license year.
Rev. John M. Linden of Chicago, former Billy Sunday assistant, to lead an evangelistic campaign at the Warren Baptist Church starting Wednesday evening Oct 28 for about a month. Linden brings Singing Evangelist J Walton Strahl and will be aided by a union ministry including Presbyterian M E Baptist and U B denominations. Linden notes his original methods while delivering the same punch as his mentor.
Classified column notes agents wanted to build a local hosiery business for Perfection Knitting Mills Philadelphia. Also lists trespass warning signs for sale by The Warren Mail and auction bills and job printing services offered at The Warren Mail office.
The saying implies that paying more does not yield better product, suggesting price is not tied to quality across vendors. It hints at a critique of premium costs with identical outcomes regardless of where purchased.
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