Warren Notes and Notices Half-Year Digest
Local Warren items report political appeals and subscription drives, court attendance, civic events, illness updates, travels and arrivals, church activities, and social notes. Names include W. F. Law, D. I. Ball, Capt Wheelock, Frantz & Gregory, J. M. Thoburn, and Rev. A. R. Taylor with mentions of Atlantic City trips, Rochester dental meeting, and Calvary church in Allegheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
W. F. Law and Family
Atlantic City
D. I. Ball
Superior Court
Philadelphia
Company I
McAlpin
Rochester
New York State
Warren Store Growth Shown in Circulation Ad View
An advertising circular contrasts Warren’s old rat hole frame store once run by O H Hunter with the modern up to date Warren store by H P Hunter on Second Street. The article highlights business progress and local merchant leadership in a Republican County Committee meeting outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Hunter & Son
Warren
Hertzel & Saner’s
O. H. Hunter
H. P. Hunter
Second Street
Local factory site in Warren attract bids. death from hunting incident
Citizens have subscribed about four thousand dollars toward land for the American Turrett Lathe Co factory in Warren on the Seichrist flat, with five thousand more required. A hunting trip last Tuesday caused John Irvine's death and left Eugene Christman severely injured, both burned in a shanty near Russell. The Pennsylvania railroad P and E division inspection found the line orderly and neat. A Niagara Falls barrel stunt quoted: they told me I couldn't do it, but I did. The Pan American Congress in Mexico could enable lasting work if free of disputes. The Pan American express will not return. A D A V P railroad time change is discussed. Lenore Jackson concert tickets go on sale. Promote voting straight ticket. Miss Sill's Millinery displays new styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
J. M. Thoburn
M. E
Third Street
Allegheny City
Calvary
Jimmie
Detroit
Duluth
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Thoburn
American Turrett Lathe Co
Seichrist
John Irvine
Eugene Christman
Russell
Irvine
P. & E. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Niagara Falls
Pan-American Express
Lenore Jackson
F. R. Scott
Warren Council Holds First Reading On Sidewalk Grades
Official minutes show the Warren Pennsylvania town council meeting of October 28 1901 in which President Borchers and aldermen Beaty Clark Lewis Masterson Slater and Smith attended. The ordinance regulating and fixing sidewalk grades on Pennsylvania Avenue was read and passed first reading before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Borchers
Messrs
Beaty, Clark, Lewis
Masterson Slater
Smith
Pennsylvania Avenue
Masterson
L. T. Borchers
E.H. Beshlin
Y M C A Star Course appeals for patronage
The Star Course of entertainments arranged by Secretary Dodge of the Y M C A invites public support. A season ticket costs 1.50 with 0.50 extra for reserved seats. single admission is 0.50 with 0.10 for reserved seats. Seats go on sale Nov 16 at Library Hall.
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Dodge
Sam Jones
Ottumwas Male Quartette
Brockway Grand Concert Co
Hungarian Orchestra
Hagerman
Library Hall
Leonora Jackson Concert Draws Large Audience in Library Hall
A Thursday evening concert by Leonora Jackson in Library Hall attracted a large audience though many seats remained. Ticket prices ranged from 1 for parquet to 50 cents for the back rows, with mail orders handled promptly. Critics praised Jackson's playing as magical, powerful, and technically flawless, noting her rising status among women violinists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora Jackson
Library Hall
F. R. Scott
Louis C. Elson
Boston
Teresa Carreno
Chicago Post
Siegfrie d s Pharmacy moves to Liberty Street in new modern store
Siegfried s Pharmacy welcomes customers to its new Liberty street location opposite its former site. The store features a bright, up to date drug room with accessible shelves, a street car waiting room entrance, and dual Liberty and Water street access. Proprietor J M Siegfried expresses pride in a neat, complete shop with low prices. The Republican slate is urged for Nov 5 with strong party support. Davis Drug Store remains open all night with prompt telephone delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siegfried
Liberty Street
Liberty
Water Streets
J. M. Siegfried
McKinley Principles Urge Straight Republican Vote
The Hollidaysburg Register urges voters to support the straight Republican ticket, praising McKinley and the party's enduring principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Hollidaysburg Register
Farm for Sale Or Exchange in Warren County Pa
For sale or exchange an 80 acre farm in Freehold township Warren county Pa well watered two good barns two good orchards and good house. Address Box 34 Lottsville Pa. Buffalo Bread received daily by Koot Henry five kinds fresh and
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Freehold Township
Warren County
Lottsville
Koot & Henry
Marriages listed in Erie and surrounding towns 1901
In 1901 several marriage notices span Pennsylvania and New York. Frank Silverman of Warren wed Tony Rosenzweig of Erie in Erie on Oct 27. James Grout of Falconer married Matilda Morse of Pittsfield on Oct 26. Charles J. Sandburg wed Josephine Anderson in Bear Lake on Oct 24. M W Murray of Titusville and Gertrude Logan of Enterprise united in Enterprise on Oct 22. Edward Fitzgerald of Bradford married Myrtle Jones of Kinzua on Oct 23. Harry Greene of Irvine and Sadie Chase of Oklahoma formerly Titusville wed in Buffalo on Oct 24.
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Silverman — Rosenzweig
Erie
Frank Silverman
Warren
Tony Rosenzweig
Grout
Morse
Frewsburg
N. Y
Chas. Boorman
James Grout
Falconer
Matilda Morse
Pittsfield
Fitzgerald—Jones
Bradford
St. Bernard Parsonage
Wm. Coonan
Edward Fitzgerald
Myrtle Jones
Kinzua
Green—Chase
Buffalo
Harry Greene
Irvine
Miss Sadie Chase
Oklahoma
Titusville
L. T. Chase
Amann Rites Held in North Warren for Jacob B Amann
In North Warren on Wednesday October 30 1901 at 1 PM the funeral of Jacob B Amann aged 61 was held. The obituary notes his death and service details for the local community.
Institute Holds County Teachers Meeting and Discussions
The Institute opened at 10 a.m. Saturday October 26 led by chairman A F Strickland with devotional by Rev A B McCormick Miss Bessie Johnson was elected secretary T E Cook welcomed teachers to North Warren and invited visits to the piano factory Miss Jane Morris responded to the welcome W J Rockey discussed The Teacher Attitude Toward the Pupil focusing on presence with pupils beyond school hours D L McMarren spoke on Trials of a Teacher sparking wide discussion A dinner followed at Mr Stricklands home and a church gathering resumed at 1 30 p m with songs and a resolutions committee Edward Johnson Gertrude Mead Clara Dunham Plans for systematic reading were presented but no firm decision was reached Rev A B McCormick spoke on The Moral Element in Education An Algebra topic on negative quantity was explained by J H West with help from Hite Quinn and others Quinn represented the manual training department and student work was shown A vocal solo by Mabel Curtis drew praise The afternoon covered Later Legislation of the School Law led by Supt Gunning and comments by Mack and Bumpus High school courses were listed by Edward Johnson The group ended with God be with you till we meet again and resolutions thanking participants and helpers were adopted A notice about a lost gold watch on Penn Ave bridge over Conewango Creek appeared with contact details and an invitation to Miss Sill's millinery store for women Open all night at the Davis Drug Store with telephone service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Strickland
A. B. McCormick
Bessie Johnson
T. E. Cook
North Warren
Jane Morris
Stoneridge
W. J. Rockey
Russell Schools
D. L. McMarren
Corydon
Strickland
North Warren School
Edward Johnson
Gertrude Mead
Clara Dunham
Morrison
Hite
West
Gunning
Franklin
J. H. West
Kinzua
Quinn
Warren
Mabel Curtis
Supt
Messrs
Mack
Bumpus
Busy Store Dress Goods and Bargain Preview
Hunter's Cash Store advertises weekly bargains across dry goods including 50c to 60c all wool flannels and serges, wide dress goods, and corduroy in plain and figured designs. Aimed at Oct 28 to Nov 3, it promises closeness of prices and new showings in waistings and flannels.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Cappt. Wheelock
P. J. Trushel
Ralph Sternberg
Roy McPherran
East Street
E. T. Hazeltine
Jandrew Lacy
Abram Lacy
Will Snyder
Olean, N. Y
C. Smith & Son
Will Payne
W. L. McWilliams
Kane
Philip Hertzel
A. R. Taylor
Trinity Church
J. A. Schofield
Braddock
J. P. Jefferson
W. V. Hazeltine
Will Neill
Allegheny River
Frantz & Gregory
Penn’s Avenue
East Side
Warren’s Board of Health
G. W. Scofield
Will Schnur
Hemlock Island
Frank Lyons
Schnur
Will
Joseph Culver
Homer Nesmith
Oakland
John Jay Lewis
Chicago
First Baptist Church
Lewis
Oberammergau
Canadian Rockies
Republican County Committee
Court House
Dunkle
W. E. Rice
F. M. Knapp
W. A. Spence
North Clarendon
Williston Wood
Grand Valley
Venango
Forest, Elk
Mercer
Pan-American Congress
Mexico
Miss Sill’s
Water Street
Davis Drug Store
Teachers’ Institute At
Penn’a Avenue
Conewango Creek
Miss Sill
Hunter’s Cash Store
Bell
Our
O.H. Hunter & Son
Eberhart & Miller
Styles the Best
Baker, PA
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