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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1882

Page

3

All Hallows Eve and Local Happenings in Warren

Warren Mail notes a Tuesday All Hallows Eve program with Entre Nous, and a mix of local events. Frie ns promote Frank Beard lectures at Roscoe Hall, the National House name change, a new Wolf River block, and plans for a Baptist Oyster Supper to aid missions. Community updates cover church receptions, tailoring shop openings, a needed chimney check, and arrivals in local commerce.

Beecher & Copeland Frank Beard Roscoe Hall Peter Greenland Old Place Schellhammer & Lesser Carver House Ladies of Baptist Church Dean Erie Warren Borough Struthers G.J. Mead Mai

Annie Jefferson Rankin Weds James A Hand in Warren

On October 25 1882 at Rev W A Raykins home in Warren a formal marriage uniting Annie Jefferson Rankin Rankin and James A Hand of Cleveland Ohio was performed by the pastor. The ceremony was moving and the couple received warm congratulations as friends aided with a refined reception before departing on the Dunkirk train at 417 PM wishing them long life and happiness.

W. A. Raykin Presbyterian Church Warren Annie Jefferson Rankin James A. Hand Cleveland Ohio Divine William Farnam Day M. EF Titusville Dr. Day Springfield Mass David Day Pennsylvania Ann D. Grover Poland Wilson May Day The Beacon Akron John H. Auble M. E Hand Rankin Oet Bride W. A. Rankin Annie J. Rankin Warren Tucker Sallsberg Sheffield W. W. Cushman Chester Tucker Kane Hannah Sallsberg

Warren Military at the Front in Philadelphia Visit

Warren soldiers highlighted a Philadelphia welcome with a grand parade and pageantry from Landing Day through Military Day. The nine companies of the 16th regiment led by Col. Wiley marched three miles and endured hours of rough streets while spectators and events drew large crowds and mixed results.

Warren Philadelphia Penn Delaware Dock Street Blue Anchor Jas. O. Parmlee F. W. Miller Fr. M. Knapp Warrer Concordia Hall Callowhill Fifth Streets America Knight Templars Fairmount Morton McMichael National Guard of Pennsylvania New Jersey Grand Army Wiley 16Th Regiment Broad Street

Town grows again with railroad boom and new buildings

The town, once crowded past capacity, sees renewed activity from railroad ventures bringing workers and funds. Building proceeds, a boarding house foundation is laid, schools advance under A J Devereaux and teachers, while merchants expand stock and fall promotions unfold as politics heat up.

A. J. Devereaux Mattie Hunter Kate Horton Louisa Snyder Horton, Crary & Co C. D. Allen Sullivan Co N.Y Mort” Williams Cherry Grove Donaldson’s Sheffield M. E J. A. van Orden John Barlow Thomas Firth Main Steet Henry Babcock Judge Dennison M. W. Lennox Horace Mix Levant Ricker John Horton Dallas Street S. K. Ricker

Fire destroys Jehial Dickson home and belongings

A house and contents owned by Jehial Dickson were burned last week along the river with no insurance. The blaze caused total loss to the property. In Greenville, Mrs. Jane King Brown aged 76, mother of Hon. J C Brown editor of the Greenville Advance, died on Sunday October 22.

Venner George Irwin Bradford L. B. Hoffman Jennie Schnavele Genesee Ill Kate Messner Warren M. E. Church Guv. Stone O. H. Hunter C. W. Gilfillan Franklin Erie R. E. Fenton Jamestown Jeanette Hegeman California Jehial Dickson Jane King Brown J.C. Brown Greenville Advance Greenville

Nickle Plate Railroad Sold to Vanderbilt

A telegram from New York reports the Nickle Plate road sold to William H. Vanderbilt. The line runs Buffalo to Chicago, 526 miles, closely paralleling the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern then turning south to join the Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago route. The nickname Nickle Plate came from an Ohio editor.

A. H. Steele New York Wm. H. Vanderbilt Lake Shore& Michigan Southern Road Buffalo Chicago Bellview Lake Shore & Michigan Pittsburg Fort Wayne St.Louis Ohio Norwalk Titusville Herald

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Warren Mail Home Matters Swedish Lutheran Church N. G. Johnson Peter Holmes Bengstof Johnson Europe No. Keystone F. Burt Porter Shoe Store McNett & Co Ball & Co A. Davis & Co Vaiety Hall G. D. Manville Studes Hunter’s Bai & Co 99 Cent Baw’s L. G. Noyes Merck Bros D. Mo. Gross & Bro Variety Hall Morck Bros A. A. Davis & Co’s Batu & Co A, A. Davis & Co Cowell Bros D. M. Gross & Bro Ieee Eel Merck Bro’s D.M. Gross & Bro A. A. Davis & Co A. Davis & Co’s Gleaner Will Frear Mother Vera Kennedy Oil City Lou Clark Mary Salome Smith W.J. Grandin H. H. Evans G. W. Warden East Hickory Fred Sugar Grove Spring Creek Grange Hall J.J. Taylor Borland Spring Creek Station Lewis Baker Ichabod Chautauqua Lake McKean, Tioga, Potter, Cameron, Sullivan and Lycoming W.W. Brown McKean Bradford Oil Exchange Oil City Exchange O. P. Taylor Bolivar N. Y Sheffield Union School Isaac Anderson Johnnie Anderson Horace Crary George Dimick Willie Handen Gust Younger Anna Dolan Margy Cushman Martie J. Hunter O. H. Hunter & Soy’s Board of Corydon John Willams T. Joseph Brown Sec Y. Corydon Act of Assembly Warren County Penn's Gas, Fuel and Heating Company P. P. Cornen Fred Nelson Elk Warren County John Linstrum Theodore Chase Isabell M. Chase Chas. Chase Waren Vanderbilt Kingsley — Robinson Farmington L. H. Fisher Frank J. Kingsley Nellie J. Robinson Barnes—Allen Ashville M. E. Parsonage L. F. Merritt Cole H. Barnes Nettie Allen Bidwell—Klinger Rev. L. Baird Henry Bidwell Little Cooley Muse Ethel H. J L. A. Muse Mercer Com High Street Old Catholic Church Edward Bagay Warren, Pa Ernest Highhouse WM. Higihouse Pleasant Brokenstraw Tp Youngsville Hull’s Hill WM. Graham P. O Youngsville, Pa O. H. Hunter & Son George Ball & CO Hoisery QUA Notion & Fancy Goods Department Dolmans, Circulars Tee Western Penn’a Front St M. Shear & Brother Parmlee & Henry McLaurin New Oil Region Allegany Warren Co Amber Oil Co Hughes Andersson Augusta Wilhelmina Anderson John Wm. Krestenson John A. Anderson J. A. King S. D. Anderson Oscar Keating Patrick Andersson N.O. Larson Charles Bauch Jas. L. Frost Mary J. Rickard Curtin Fredrikson Hanna Ransler Thos N. Fredrick P. C. Roche J. B. Gustafson Albin Spear John Gilborn J. E. Welton Alf J. Gross John An Agg Hale O. P. Stiver Maggie Hartin Chas. West Thomas Hubbard Jennie Wheat Edrick H O. C. Allen P. M. Warren Warren, Pennsylvania DE Lyon Black West
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