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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
5
Farmington township macadam road completion announced with 8837 feet of first class roadbed. Ryan Brothers of Coudersport Pa. held the contract and the State Highway Department will conduct final inspection this week.
A 12 year old boy named Hedges who lives with his grandmother on the South Side ran away last week and was captured in Olean. He is sent back to Warren and lodged in the county jail awaiting juvenile court after declaring his ambition to see the country despite possible jail time.
Democratic Senate candidate Mitchell Palmer and his traveling campaign group will begin in Warren County on October 16. The delegation from Kane includes Palmer, Farmer Creasy, McNair and two congressional candidates. They will speak at Sheffield and Clarendon, then a 12 30 noon meeting at the Savings Bank corner in Warren, with stops in Youngsville, Tidioute, Oil City, and a Friday night finish in Oil City. An advance guard will precede Palmer to each stop.
Committees hustle to fund a proposed county agricultural association with 75 acres at the city edge. Officials say a strong outside audience could draw 15 000 to 20 000 visitors next fall, boosting merchants and signaling rapid area growth as land values rise.
Robby Hook and Raymond Kane of Sugar Run shot a bear weighing about 200 pounds during a hunt in the Sugar Run vicinity last week.
Saturday afternoon Justice Wheeler united in marriage Mr. Lawrence Harry Schemery and Miss Gertrude May Guthrie, both of this city.
Mark Summers of Warren and Miss Alice Cady of Pittsfield wed at Grace M E church parsonage with Rev H H Barr officiating. They plan to reside in Youngsville where the groom works. They will start married life in Warren County.
Information was filed against Capt A G Lyons of Conenango Refining and others for allowing liquid waste to flow into streams near their plants. Hearings date not set.
Albert Witz Jr of Warrn and Grace E Donaldson of Russell married at 5 30 pm Friday at First Lutheran parsonage by Rev W C Beck.
Seward Alexander, a conductor on the Warren and Jamestown line, was slightly burned last Thursday when a switch burned out and the flash scorched his hand and temporarily deprived him of his eyebrows. Clyde Gorman, formerly of Endeavor, has been appointed by the government to a position in the Agricultural Department at Washington at a salary of 1200 dollars. He is a Hoff Business College graduate and previously worked in Warren. James Buchanan of Athens township, Crawford county, says cabbage farming is profitable and plans to market 8000 heads in Meadville and Titusville this fall.
A son was born Wednesday evening to Mr. and Mrs. A G Eldred of Fourth avenue. E D Everts plans to move his hardware store to the former Pickett Hardware location on Pennsylvania avenue west, with a start date of November 1st.
The annual Emergency Hospital Donation Day will be held on Saturday October 24 with the entire city canvassed for donations. Surrounding towns that benefit from the hospital will also be asked to contribute to the success of the day.
Miss Martha Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Campbell of Clarendon wed William W Sterrett of Philadelphia in Warren at two oclock Wednesday afternoon. The couple left for New York by auto and will reside in Philadelphia.
H. V. Hazeltine of the Chamber of Commerce leads preliminary plans for a Warren vocational program. Targeted at employed boys lacking educational opportunities, the effort includes cooperation with Ernest L. Bowman of Pennsylvania State College.
Build a business for yourself as a local responsible representative to handle guaranteed hosiery for Perfection Knitting Mills. Good proposition for the right party. Willard and Jasper, Philadelphia. Sept 24 41.
Forbidding hunters and other trespassers from entering premises offered for sale at The Warren Mail office at ten cents each.
The retailer pledges no higher prices than last year across Rubber Boots Rubber Shoes Lumberman's Over Hunting Rubbers and other footwear. They highlight Arrow brand and Top Notch lines as their headquarters and ready to serve customers with current or lower pricing.
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