Wednesday Weddings Highlight Warren Area nuptials
A string of Wednesday weddings occurred in Warren at home ceremonies. Hazel Schirck wed Jesse Culbertson at her Stoneham residence officiated by Rev J A Galbraith. Letah Hamm and Raymond Schultz married at Philips Street home with Rev Williams. Frances B Smith and Everett V Walker wed at their Conewango Avenue home with Rev J W Smith. Martha C Weiler and Harvey A Wheeler married at the bride’s New Court Street home with Rev Alpha M Rickel before heading to Oil City Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Schirck
George Schirck
Stoneham
Jesse Culbertson
Warren
J. A. Galbraith
Letah Hamm
Raymond Schultz
John Hamm
Philips St
Raymond A. Schultz
Mr. Williams
U. B. Church
Conenango Avenue
Walker-Smith
Frances B.smith
Chas
Walter Smith
Everett V. Walker
J. W. Smith
Presbyterian Church
Conewango Avenue
Martha Weiler
Louisana
Martha C. Weiler
Harvey A. Wheeler
Oil City
Louisiana
New Court Street
Alpha M. Rickel
Cleveland
Oil Well Supply Co
Wheel rolls down hill smashing fence near Gallagher home
Workmen repairing an oil derrick on the Free man Hertzel lease on Scofield's Hill lost control of a large bull wheel, which rolled 600 feet and crashed through the fence at 634 Beech Street. It grazed four year old Josephine Gallagher, daughter of Mr and Mrs Conrad Gallagher, knocking her down but causing no injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Hertzel
Scofield’s
Gallagher
Beech Street
Josephine
Conrad Gallagher
George Hazeltine Dies After Illness at 82
George Hazeltine prominent oil producer and former woolen goods maker of North Warren died Monday at Emergency hospital after two years of illness. He leaves three children and was born in Jamestown New York August 17 1843. Funeral held at Pixley residence with Rev J W Smith and burial in Lake View Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hazeltine
North Warren
Washington, D. C
A. L. Pixley
Warren
William Hazeltine
F. C. McCoy
Lima
Jamestown
N. Y
Williamstown College
Williamstown
Mass
Adeline Hastings
Blue Lodge
North Star No. d
Royal Arch Chapter
Ien
Royal Arcanum
Pixley
Fifth Avenue
J. W. Smith
Lakesview Cemetery
Warren Man Weds A Sheffield Girl
Geo. C. Thomas of Sheffield and Miss Marie Lasher of Warren were married last Thursday by Rev. J. P. Burns at his home in Jamestown New York. They will make their home in Sheffield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. C. Thomas
Sheffield
Marie Lasher
Warren
J. P. Burns
Jamestown
N. Y
Finger Amputation After Tire Machine Injury
David Seafert of Dunn’s Eacy had a finger amputated after a crushed finger injury on a tire machine. The wound failed to heal and became decayed, requiring medical intervention by Dr. Samuel King on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel King
David Seafert
Dunn’s Eacy
Seafert
Carl Eysinger Home on Furlough From Brooklyn
Carl Eysinger chief yeoman on the U S Brooklyn is home on a short furlough. He will leave next week to rejoin his ship at Brooklyn and expects to spend the winter in the China Sea where the Brooklyn will go in November to protect Uncle Sam interests in the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Eysinger
Brooklyn
China Sea
Uncle Sam
Far East
Dinner Party Honors Ep iscopal Guests at Fourth Avenue Home
Reverend and Mrs W H Jones hosted a dinner Friday for Episcopal Church members and Maid of Salem performers from last winter at their Fourth Avenue residence. Clyde Baker, a rural free delivery carrier, injured his right hand when a pump handle broke while he was pumping a bicycle. The iron rod penetrated and caused a painful laceration. no bones were broken and he remains on the job. Coldbrook Lodge No 1124 I O O F Sugar Grove held a regular meeting with officers installed by District Deputy Ira Bindley: Noble Grand R G McIntosh, Vice Grand G M Younie, Recording Secretary Cecil Broughton, Treasurer C M Abbott, and others named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jones
Fourth Avenue
The
Episcopal Church
Clyde Baker
R. F
Nip
Mr. Baker
Coldbrook Lodge
Sugar Grove
Ira Bindley
Noble Grand
R. G. McIntosh
G. M. Younie
Cecil Broughton
C. M. Abbott
Alex Jamieson
M. R. Hinsdale
Robert Stuart
Frank Abbott
R. C. Davis
William Richmond
A. G. Abbott
Delmar Mickelson
Clark Russell Wedding United at Jamestown
Alfred A. Clark and Mrs Elizabeth Russell of Russell Pa united in marriage last Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Florence Bloomquist 22 Spruce street Jamestown N Y The Rev E H Nichols of Grace U B church officiated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark-Russell
Jamestown
Alfred A. Clark
Elizabeth Russell
Russell, Pa
Florence Bloomquist
Spruce Street
N. Y
E. H. Nichols
Grace U. B. Church
Teachers Institute Program Nearing Completion
County superintendent C. S. Knapp reports the annual teachers institute is nearly ready for Warren. The event will start in November with strong instructors and promises one of the county’s most profitable weeks. Evening entertainments are set to be among the best ever presented during institute week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Knapp
Warren
First Kinzua prosecutions for license law
Game Warden Emmick of Tionesta arrested A. F. Speaker and a man named Collins at Kinzua for hunting without licenses. Justice J. W. Green fined Collins $20 and the other man $30 for possessing a rabbit. Officials expect more prosecutions this fall as licenses issued are about 300 fewer than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinzua
Emmick
Tionesta
A. F. Speaker
Collins
Justice of the Peace
J. W. Green
Love
Sugar Grove Missionary Banquet Shapes Seasonal Event
The Sugar Grove Missionary Society banquet took place Tuesday at H. C. Barrett's home. The society had run a six month membership drive between rival captains Mrs. R. C. Davis and Mrs. Frank Dorn, with Davis' side prevailing by five votes. A sumptuous 6 o'clock dinner accompanied prize wins for Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mildred McIntosh, Mrs. Livingston, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
H. C. Barrett
Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
R. C. Davis
Frank Dorn
Davis
Mildred McIntosh
Livingstone
Warren Coun cil 568 Organizes United Commercial Travelers
Commercial Travelers organize Warren Council No. 568 U C T at K O T M hall. It will meet biweekly on the second and fourth Saturdays with 16 initial members and transfers expected from Corry and Jamestown councils. Erie degree staff installed officers led by district deputy George R. Hayes. Officers: Senior Commander F R Mount, Past Commander Charles B. Smith, Junior Commander A H Sigworth, Secretary Treasurer George J Martindale, Conductor J P Raiser, Sentinel H C Marker, Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers
K. O. T. M. Hall
Warren Council
Corry
Jamestown
Erie
George R. Hayes
F. R. Mount
E. M. Hutchens
Charles B. Smith
A. H. Sigworth
George J. Martindale
J. P. Raiser
Sentinel
H. C. Marker
Page
Grace Church Reception for Returning Pastor
Grace Methodist church welcomed Rev. H. H. Barr and his wife for a fourth year of service with a reception in the parlors. A. W. Eaton praised growth in membership and offered continued cooperation. A male quartet and Miss Jessie Waters provided music and readings, as autumn decor and white refreshments complemented the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
H. H. Barr
A. W. Eaton
Kitchen
Schlaak
Armagast
Irwin
Yates
Jessie Waters
Miss Ernestine Cowan to Wed John Edgar Hill
Society luncheon at Miss Lillian Brockway's on Market street honored Miss Ernestine Cowan whose engagement to John Edgar Hill was announced. Pink Killarney roses and corsage bouquets enhanced the one o clock gathering attended by Booking Club members. Hill, manager of Warren Electric Light and Power, is a well known local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brockway
Booking Club
Cowan
Hill
Warren
Warren Electric Light and Power Company
Rickel Cooper Wedding At Sugar Grove
Rev. Alpha M. Rickel of Warren married Miss Olive Cooper at Sugar Grove Tuesday in the Evangelical parsonage ceremony conducted by Rev. J. W. Heininger. About 150 guests from Warren and beyond attended including ministers and local farmers. the couple will reside in Warren after a few days’ trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heininger
H. R. Atwater
Cleveland
Helen Arnold
Corry
J. W. Smith
H. M. Baumgarter
Norris A. White
Jeanette Boggs
T. H. Jenkins
George Yates
L. J Holmes
I. J. Hoff
Rosetta Turner
Mayme Hamilton
John Messner
Miriam Messner
Charles Motte
W. B. Anne
Anthony Mintzer
Alpha Gage
Walter Ward Far] Ward
Regina Hulberg
Goldie Petersen
Charles Duhring
Waragm
Stork Delivers Boy At Fisher Home
The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Ross Fisher Thursday night and left a healthy baby boy. The Presbyterian Ladies Harvest Dinner takes place November 4 with the Ladies Aid Society hosting the annual event. A. C. McCann of Leeper and Miss Ola M. Outlett of Youngsville married last Thursday at the Methodist church parsonage conducted by Rev. N. A. White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
H. Ross Fisher
Ladies’ Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian’ Church
A. C. McCann
Leeper
Ola M. Outlett
Youngsville
Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
N. A. White
Woman's Club Debates Visiting Nurse Need
At the Woman's Club on Tuesday October 19 at 2 30 p m the Reform department held its first meeting. The Civic Committee led the program and discussed whether a visiting nurse is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Reform Department
Hallowe'en Plans Set for North Warren Evening
North Warren residents met Friday to discuss a Hallowe'en celebration to be held Saturday evening October 30. A committee was appointed to arrange all details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Warren
Hallowe’en
Woodman Lodge Hosts Masquerade Dance Event
Woodman of the World held a masquerade dance in the P. H. C. hall last Wednesday evening. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Clark for best costume and Clara Lord for best gentleman’s outfit. Bine's Orchestra provided the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman
P. H. C. Hall
Fred Clark
Clara Lord
Bine
Concrete Bridge At Akeley Destroyed By Heavy Rains
The new concrete bridge over Hale's Run above Akeley, built by the state highway department to replace the washed away wooden structure, suffered near total damage last week as heavy rains washed away both wings and dropped one end about eighteen inches. Willis Cowan, a leading Northwest Pennsylvania newspaper man, accepts a position with the Cameron County Press in Emporium, Pa after leaving the Times and Mirror in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Cowan
Emporium
Pennsylvania
Cameron County Press
The
Times and Mirror
Warren
State Highway Department
Hale’s Run
Akeley
Mary Wright Dies at 59 Near Lakewood
Miss Mary A Wright died Sunday at the Lakewood road home of her sister Mrs N S Brown near Jamestown at age 59. Survived by two brothers David H Wright and Henry Wright of Sugar Grove and two sisters Miss Sarah Wright of Sugar Grove and Mrs Belle Lawson of Saybrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Wright
N. S. Brown
Lakewood Road
Jamestown
David H. Wright
Henry Wright
Sugar Grove
Sarah Wright
Belle Lawson
Saybrook
Youngsville Couple United in Jamestown Wedding
Robert L. Mead and Miss Cloe Mowers of Youngsville wed at noon Monday at the Jamestown home of Rev. J. P. Burns. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Roy McDowell. The couple left for Cleveland and other western cities and will reside in Youngsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Mead
Cloe Mowers
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
Jamestown
WNYY
Roy McDowell
Cleveland
Panama Traction Begins Freight Service to Sugar Grove
Panama Traction Company starts freight between Youngsville and Sugar Grove with Chandler's Valley receiving the first coal carload. Earl T. Abbott of Sugar Grove has coal en route and A S Cody's ready cut house from Bay City Michigan will be delivered over the line. Full service awaits tariff approval from the railway commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Traction Company
Youngsville
Sugar Grove
Chandler's Valley
Earl T. Abbott
A. S. Cody
Bay City
Mich
Railway Commission
Halland County Brokerage Shop Shuts After Failure
The Akin brokerage shop in the Warren National Bank Building failed to open last Thursday due to J. L. Holl and Company of Buffalo. Ten to fifteen locals are affected, with Akin estimating total losses under 3000 as investors had sold and awaited a rebound. The prior office run by John Hawke closed October 2, 1912 after R. B. Lyman and Company failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halland Co
Akin
Warren National Bank
J. L. Holland and Company of
Buffalo
John Hawke
R. B. Lyman and Company
Swanson Seeks County Commissioner Nomination
E. C. Swanson, known as Chris Swanson to voters, appears on the county commissioner ballot. Born in Boxholm Sweden in 1850, he built a diverse career in farming lumber contracting merchandising and public service in Youngsville and surrounding towns. He has long served as postmaster school director and justice of the peace and works as a U.S. Department of Agriculture statistical correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Christian Swanson
Boxholm
Sweden
New York Harbor
Chicago
Warren County
Irvineton
Sugar Grove Township
H. P. Kinnear
Christ Herrick
C. D. Ward
National Petroleum Company
Youngsville
Matthews Run
Swanson Cited As Local Candidate With Business Success
The piece credits Mr Swanson with proven private success and argues that such achievement strengthens public trust in his fitness for office. It emphasizes that personal finances and enterprise reflect on suitability for leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanson
D W Radspinner Noted Local Figure In Warren County
Dills borough native D W Radspinner born June 6 1870 in Indiana came to Warren County PA in 1882 and has lived at 320 Prospect St Warren. He is longtime Fifth Ward Assessor for Warren and 18 years engineer at Wilburine Oil Works. Active in Odd Fellows Knights of the Maccabees Modern Woodmen of America and city county projects. Never held public office aside from assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Radspinner
Dillsborough
Indiana
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Prospect Street
Warren
Penna
Wilburine Oil Works
The
Odd Fellows
Knights of the Maccabees
Modern Woodmen of America
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Stoneham Home
Reist
Warren Grange
H. N. Reist
Grange
Warren Man
Rev
Mrs. Jones
Coldbrook
Sugar Grove Missionary Society
Grace Church Methodists
Ernestine Cowan
John Edgar Hill
Presbyterian Ladies
Woman's Club
Hallowe'en
Woodman Lodge
Mary Wright
Lakewood
Panama
E. C. Swanson
Chris” Swanson
Washington Party
Mr. Swanson
Radspinner
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