Warren area notes a brisk fall across millinery and civic life
Warren readers see updates on fall millinery displays at several shops including Kertcher's and Miss Sill's, plus hats at Gage and Burgesser. Local events include dancing classes, a post office black crepe tribute, and reminders of hunting seasons. City notes cover school awards, crosswalk work, a baseball finale, and a bank promotions shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
Estella Ball
Cohn
Bradford
D. W. Beaty
David
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Michigan
Kertcher’s
Kertcher
J. W. Stearns
Jamestown
N. Y
Warren
California
T. P. Reig
Morck
F. Henry
J. P. Jefferson
Philadelphia
Helen Foster
Julia Cowan
Buffalo
J. Norman Davies
St. Louis Fair
Bayville
Norfolk
Virginia
C. F. Reese
George Hutchinson
Warren Public Schools
St. Louis
Smith
Third Street
Liberty
Third
Poplar Streets
Warren Savings Bank
C. B. Ayers
W. J. Richards
Ed. C. Alexander
G. B. Nesmith
Karl Bartlett
J. P. Jackson
Roy Haten
Glade Township
Perry
Jones
Deerhorn Club
Canada
Perry Sound
Carl Wheelock
Glen Chapel
H. A. Hertzel
H. P. Stone
I. A. Reed
L. C. Jackson
Springville
G.C. Hoyt
Cleveland
Miss Sill’s
Kertcher’s. Falul
Prosperity of the United States and Pennsylvania Bankers
D M K Lloyd, at the Pennsylvania Bankers Association meeting in Atlantic City, cites vast gains in commerce and manufacturing from 1894 to 1904. He highlights record foreign trade, rising steel and pig iron production, growing bank deposits and trust growth, plus high railroad dividends and expanding banking in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
D. McK. Lloyd
Pennsylvania
Lloyd
Bankers’ Association
United States
Savings Bank
State and Savings Banks
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Association
Pennsylvania Railroad
FaLuL and Winter Millinery at Kertcher's
Corn husking bees are not very numerous this fall as readers see the latest trimmed millinery at Kertcher's FaLuL and Winter Millinery showcases in window and advertisement style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Frost
Kertcher’s
Wolcott and Ferry wed in Grace Church ceremony
In Warren at Grace M. E. Church on Tuesday evening October 11 1904 Edgar Charles Wolcott married Harriett Bell Ferry of Warren The reception followed at the bride’s parents home Prospector street Mrs Donaldson’s marriage noted for Claude Mead and Sara Donaldson of Spring Creek Pa with the Donaldson family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Cowan
Mary Yates
Harragah Hall
Payne
Washington
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Milwaukee
Warren
J. F. McPherson
Olive King
Alexander
D. H. Siggins
A. D. Wood
Edna Stuart
Harry Daniel Grander
Trinity Memorial Church
Fourth Street
Wolcott—Ferry
Grace M. E. Church
E. C. Delaplaine
Edgar Charles Wolcott
Harriett Bell Ferry
C.G. Ferry
Prospect Street
Mrad—Donaldson
Sao Spring Creek
John Donaldson
Claude Mead
N. Tonawada
N. Y
Sara Donaldson
Spring Creek
SILL and JOHNSON Obituaries from Warren Local Brief
Fred E. Sill of Warren died October 10 1904 at 10 30 PM after a long illness aged 51. Funeral Thursday 3 30 PM from his home burial private survivor wife Agnes D. Smith sister A M Sill mother and father John Sill were in insurance business. Miss Matilda Johnson aged 49 was found dead in South Street gutter October 11 1904 heart disease native of Sweden lived in this county about a year with brother Gust Bogren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sill
Agnes D. Smith
A. M. Sill
Johnson
Matilda Johnson
South Street
O. P. Gordon
Peirce
Gust Bogren
Sweden
Biennial elections urged by county commissioners group
The State Convention of County Commissioners endorses combining general and spring elections, with four to six year terms, and saving an estimated 1,000,000 annually. It backs township damages in road openings, state funding for conventions, and District Attorney salaries by salary. The issue precedes the coming legislature. A rail tour ad promotes Youngsville and Sugar Grove Railway with schedules, connections, and regional prospects. Pigs for sale in Irvine and a large wardrobe offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Whitbur
Clarendon Boro
J. A. Wiley
J. W. Dunkle
J. C. Sibley
Wilbur
Sugar Grove
Scranton
Jenkins
Montgomery County
Youngsville
Mathew
Stillwater Creek
Chautauqua Lake
Busti
John A. Day
E. I. Smith
Wilber Smith
H. E. Abbott
Skirt bargains in fall collection from expert tailors
Garments advertised as flawless and new for fall trade feature mixed weaves Cheviot varieties priced from 2.98 to 12. The catalog highlights Fancy Cheviot, plain Cheviot, mixed Tweeds, Zibeline and Novelty fabrics with tucked seams, box plaits, yoke effects, and decorative trimming across multiple gore counts and colors.
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Home Matters
A. J. Hazeltine
Henry
Laurel Street
Mr. Hazeltine
Blanche
Harold
London
England
A. Louise Long
Mabelle Washington Long
B. Howard Patterson
Trenton Avenue
Wilkinsburg
Patterson
Kane
Warren Choral Society
Bennett Piano Co
G. C. Lott
M. W. Ball
Albert C. Koenig
W. J. Hamilton
John C. Smith
Egypt
Irving Bachellor
Eben Holden
Frank Gilbraith
Pine Grove
Frank Schirck
Pleasant Tp
Warren Boro
John and
Louis Yaegle
Pleasant To
Hunter’s Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Nundah
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
Lambertville
Wisconsin
Eberhart & Miller
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