Warren Notes Highlights From Local News Fronts
Local items cover births and hires including a son to the DeFrees family and new houses by dentist R. W. Stuart and Orra Clark. A Randoph New York plant group forms. Dunkle Gibson law firm opens at 414 Grant street Pittsburg. School openings, teachers listed, and Miss Helen Martin remembered for lifelong educational work. Major Gen Charles Miller and Mrs Emma Bullen wed in New York. baseball results. council actions on streets and utilities. fires, baptisms, and a Roosevelt tribute close the digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. DeFrees
Liberty Street
R. W. Stuart
Market Street
Orra Clark
Uncle Sam
Madison Street
Randolph
N. Y
J. W. Dunkle
Warren
R. M. Gibson
Dunkle & Gibson
Pittsburg
Grant Street
J. W. Greenland
State Hospital
East
Second Streets
Hugh McKelvey
Cement
Fox
East Fifth Street
F. G. King
Bliss
Ridgway
16Th Regiment
Conewango
Co. I
Camilla Baker
W. M. Baker
Punxsutawney
Strong
East Branch
Gladerun
Robt. A. Kelley
Miss Nelson
Miss Brogan
Miss Mahaffey
Miss Whitman
Miss Woodbeck
Miss Maher
Miss Olney
Warren High School
The
Christian Herald
Tionesta Vindicator
Division of Zoology
Department of Agriculture
H. H. Surface
Harrisburg
West End
Gisholt Machine Company
Madison
Wis
H. D. Campbell
Armory
Central Labor Union
Retterer and
van Dame
Carpenters’ Union
Salamanca
Central Station
Levee Street River Bank
West Warren
West Warren Real Estate Company
C. C. Allen
Hazel Street
Laurel Street
Messrs
Edward Campbell
Edward Wetmore
Campbell and Wetmore
R. H. Smith
Struthers Wells Co
Fourth Ward
Third Street
W. F. Bennett
MacGowan
Helen Martin
Sugargrove
Charles Miller
Franklin
Emma Bullen
Manhattan Hotel
New York
Maurice Penfield Arkee
First Baptist Church of
Miller
America
Norris
Sheffield
N. A.C
B. Salyer
M. W. Dennison
Salyer
L. W. Dennison
New York City
Chas. Betts
Benj. Bird
Pine Street
Struthers
J. W. Smith
Local Residents Visit and Travel Notes Across Towns
A roundup of personal notices shows Ella Johnson visiting a sister in Chicago, Carl Smith taking a Canton, Ohio job, and George Burtsell attending the 16th P. V. I. reunion in Warren. Others travel to Kane and Jamestown while locals host relatives and visitors in Warren, Kane, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Johnson
Chicago
Carl
W. J. Smith
Canton
Ohio
George Burtsell
Shipmansville
Warren
J.F. Buck
Jamestown
16Th Regiment
Buck
MAIL
Clara van Every and Sons
Earl and Bliss
Fourth Street
Chautauqua
Lucile E. Boynton
Della Martin
Rush Street
Jamestown Post
F. A. Brown
Salamanca
Bradford
Local Building Progress on Penna Avenue and Nearby Lots
Construction activity continues through the area with Thomas Perks raising a house on Penna Ave West near Morrison Street. Thomas Bacher builds a barn on the rear lot bought from W D McLaren Penna Ave West. A J Hazeltine’s new house foundation walls near completion. Greenland Plating Works move into new South Side building under Boon Greenland. C W Beaty’s new Liberty street block walls rise gradually. J C Fox oversees all work with KE Baker in charge of brick work. Piso Company office extension along Liberty Street advances with O K E Dunham as carpenter contractor and R W Lavery for brick work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Perks
Penna Ave
Morrison Street
Thomas Bacher
W. D. McLaren
Penna. Ave
A. J. Hazeltine
Greenland Plating
Boon Greenland Manager
C. W. Beaty
Liberty Street
J. C. Fox
KE. F. Baker
Piso Company
O. K E. Dunham
R. W. Lavery
Boom Your Town Card Encourages Optimism and Civic Niceness
A Detroit commercial club urges residents to boost business by staying positive. Smile at visitors, praise others, support neighbors, and avoid knocking rivals. The message promotes friendliness, inclusion, and building a popular, thriving town through respectful conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Married in Saybrook and Jamestown Notices
Mays er Farnsworth wedding in Saybrook Pa on September 6 1905 at bride’s parents home officiated by Rev Jones Charles William Mayser of Newark N J and Annie Melvena Farnsworth of Saybrook Pa a former Warren and Naugatuck teacher and Newark Academy athletic director is wished happiness. Schwab Stover wed in Jamestown N Y August 30 1905 officiated by R F Pickard J P Wesley J Schwab and Laura E Stover of Pine Grove Tp Pa are the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayser
Farnsworth
Saybrook
Bride
Thomas Farnsworth
Schwab—Stover
Jamestown, N. Y
R. F. Pickard
J. P
Wesley J. Schwab
Laura E. Stover
Pine Grove Tp
Notable Obituaries and Notices from Warren 1905
Obituaries for John Milton Davies and Rev Adam Rearick mark Wright Warren area deaths. Davies, M D, dies at 78 at 309 Liberty Street after a long medical career and Civil War service, a Prohibitionist, and Emergence Hospital board member. funeral Wednesday 2 pm. Rearick, born Darmstadt 1835, dies Sept 5 after long Evangelical ministry. burial Oakland after a West Street service. Additional notes on Mrs Shelley and children, Baby Bigley, Alda Short, and Mrs Fitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Presbyterian Church
Minnie M
J. Norman
George A
Liberty Street
Rearick
Adam Rearick
Darmstadt
Germany
America
Evangelical Association
Warren Evangelical Church
Mary James
Margaret X. Gross
Jennie Greenland
George H
Chicago
Bertram D
Philadelphia
East Street
Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias
Oakland
Shelley
Jamestown
N. Y
J. Paul Shelley
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Mr. Roosevelt
Jnc. O
Warren Brasington
David Holt
Sugar Ran
Nellie Kinnear
Kane
J. T. Brennan
Mary C. Jackson
West First Street
Oil City
George Beecher
Corry Journal
John Kitchen
J. W. Kitchen
Frank Hagberg
Warren County
Metcalf
Covington
H. S. Thomas
Ora Burgess
Harriet Webster
Tidioute
S. W. Brown
Water Street
W. P. Nutting
Youngsville
H. D. Wade
Nina G. Clapp
Murry Hill
Maine
S. B. Glenn
Cattaraugus Reservation
Kansas
Washington
Court of Claims
Salamanega Republican Press
Hunters Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Ben's Apparel
Warren,pa
T. O. Slater & CO
Penn’a Avenue West