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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

6

Warren Concert Course Opens November 13 With star lineup

The Warren Concert Lecture series under Mary Olive King resumes November 15 after a late start due to theatre booking. The season opens with W Francis Parsons quartet of New York, followed by Apollo Concert Company November 28, Ross Crane December 4, Sarah Mildred Willmer January 22, Sylvester A Long February 5, and an extra Matzenauer recital February 24 1914.

Warren Mary Olive King W. Francis Parsons New York Parson Miss King Mme Margarete Matzenauer Metropolitan Opera Company Jamestown Titusville Matzenauer

Neighbor’s Gun Purchase Sparks Fatal Dog Incident

Mr. Wilkins threatened near explosion when he learned Tompkins borrowed his gun to kill a dog that kept him awake. He then discovered the dog killed belonged to him, provoking a heated confrontation with his neighbor.

Theological Student Betrothal Hint At Stationers Shop

A charming young woman visits a village stationer and asks about discounts for clergymen. The clerk hints, she is not a clergyman’s wife or daughter, and confides she may marry a theological student when he returns from college next term. A Berlin notice then lists a noble lineage and seeks correspondence for matrimony.

Everybodys Magazine Berlin Helen Penelope Sophia Brandenburg Mme. de Stael Lucretia St. Elizabeth of Hungary Florence Nightengale Virgine

No Germs in Kisses Says Young Man

A light exchange ends with a dare as a young man proclaims no germs in kisses and the girl counters with a kiss, while the couple cites a remark from the Courier Journal.

Courier- Journal

Notice of Separation and Denial of Alleged Departure

Notice from Jay Stephens of Ithaca New York dated June 23 1918 states his wife Alice Stephens has left his bed and board and he will pay no bills she contracts. A reply from Mrs Alice Stephens dated June 24 1918 states the prior claim is untrue and she provided nearly all the board.

The New York Mail Ithaca News Alice Stephens Jay Stephens Ithaca, N. Y James Stephens

Michigan Market Wheat Yields and State Marketing Report

Lansing report shows September crop bulletin with wheat at 16.15 bushels per acre and fifteen hundred thousand bushels marketed in two months. Barley 25, oats 30, corn 32, potatoes 87, beans 12, buckwheat 15 bushels per acre. sugar beets at ten tons per acre.

Lansing Mich Martindale

Wild man captured near Bangor in Blue Mountains

A seven foot Polander referred to as a wild man was captured by Officer Thomas Lewis of Bangor in the Blue mountains after weeks of sightings in South Bangor. He is thought harmless despite dirty torn clothes and long hair and beard.

Easton South Bangor Blue Mountains Thomas Lewis Bangor

Jury acits Bradley in joke suit over turkey

In Norristown a criminal court jury acquitted Harry Bradley of perjury and split costs equally between Bradley and prosecutor G Harry Ditter and Magistrate Harry Ely. The case grew from a joke intended to gain possession of Bradley s turkey.

Norristown Harry Bradley Bradley Harry Ditter Philadelphia Harry Ely Moreland Township

Buried to Their Necks in Coal Debris

Nealy Frank and Dominick Luce were swept into a chute at Morea strippings in Mahanoy City and buried to their necks. Dr. D. C. Rutter lowered to them as workers dug for three hours. both men were exhausted but expected to recover.

Mahanoy City Morea Nealy Frank Dominick Luce D. C. Rutter

Beachey Cleared of Blame in Bath Air Crash

Lincoln Beachey, who had resumed flying in Bath New York last week, was absolved of legal responsibility for an accident that killed one girl and injured another. The coroner's jury returned an accidental death verdict with no recommendation. Beachey, also grieving, reports $6,000 missing from his hotel room during the fatal flight.

Lincoln Beachey Bath N. Y Beachey

Society Meeting With Mrs Appleton Discusses Missions

Mrs Lysander John Appleton chairs a Foreign Missionary Society gathering at her home to discuss urgent needs for missionaries including finances and worker welfare. The 3 hour session produced weighty resolutions on money, diet, birds, celebrations, infant care, naval protection, and social duties.

The Foreign Missionary Society of the Lysander John Appleton India Appleton Foreign Missionary Society Our Missionary Society

Warren County Grange to Award Corn Contest Prizes

The Warren County Grange will settle the corn contest in early November using the K of P hall as a display room. First prize is a Holstein bull calf valued at $100 and a second prize of $50 in cash. Despite frost and blight lowering entries, at least twelve submissions are expected from Kinzua Corydon and Glade Pleasant townships with hopes for a stronger event next year.

Warren County K. of P. Hall Kinzua Corydon Glade and Pleasant Townships Grange Grand Valley Pittsfield

Miserable usurer Tolman convicted in New York court

David H. Tolman who runs a Erie loan office at 1018 State Street was found guilty in New York City on usury charges and sentenced to six months in prison. A clerk testified Tolman paid 200 percent annual interest on a ten dollar loan for three months. The judge called Tolman a miserable usurer.

N. Y David H. Tolman Erie State Street New York City Associated Press United States Court of Special Sessions Seller Tolman

Tragic End to Dinner Party in Kane

Miss Percy Kinsel a leading Kane society figure collapsed and died of heart failure during a dinner party after returning upstairs to view pictures she had taken. She died in the parlor in the presence of guests.

Kane, Pa Percy Kinsel Kane

Milk Price Increase Announced by Altoona Dealers

Milk dealers in Altoona Pennsylvania announce a one cent per quart rise on Navy 1 retailing at nine cents. Some dealers have already changed and housewives protest. Shippers say they receive under four cents per quart to produce the milk while dairymen will gain five cents per quart for distribution.

Altoona Navy

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