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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
1
Woman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation at Warren Hospital
Mrs. Leslie Stanton of Stanton Hill had appendicitis surgery at Emergency Hospital in Warren on Saturday. Glen Donaldson of Spring Creek escaped serious injury Sunday when a revolver misfired, burning his face and eyes but likely preserving his vision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Stanton
Stanton Hill
Warren
Glen Donaldson
Spring Creek
Labor Day Celebrations in Warren Draw Large Crowd
Labor Day in Warren featured trolley arrivals from Clarendon and Sheffield, a grand parade with three bands and a drum corps, speeches by Samuel Prince and local leaders, riverboat races, vaudeville, band concerts, and a fireworks display. Warren and Sheffield played two baseball games, Warren winning 6 to 5 in the morning and Sheffield taking 9 to 2 in the afternoon. The day ended peacefully with few quiet arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Sheffield
Kane
Kane Fire Department
Samuel Prince
New York City
J. W. Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Central Labor Union
Warren County Ministerial Association
E. H. Beshlin
Warren
Maynard Family Reunion Holds Twentieth Gathering
The Maynard family’s twentieth annual reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Harmon in Spartansburg on August 27 with about 70 members and relatives attending. Distants guests included Ira Maynard of Fairview Pennsylvania A S Maynard of New Castle Ontario Canada John Maynard and Mrs A L Maynard of Dundas Ontario Aldin Maynard of Chautauqua New York and Roxana Chapman of Warren Pennsylvania. The next reunion will be at Clifford Maynard’s home Centerville Pennsylvania on the fourth Thursday of August 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
C. W. Harmon
Spartansburg
Ira Maynard
Fairview
A. S. Maynard
New Castle
John Maynard
A. L. Maynard
Dundas
Ontario
Canada
Aldin Maynard
Chautauqua
N. Y
Roxana Chapman
Warren
Clifford Maynard
Centerville
Embezzler Sonberg Sentenced to Two Years in Penitentiary
John O. Sonberg former supreme secretary of the Scandinavian Brotherhood of America based in Bradford Pa pleaded guilty to embezzling order funds and was sentenced to two years at hard labor in the Western Penitentiary at Allegheny Pa. The piece also notes a political jab about the Democratic party and its support for William Jennings Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O. Sonberg
The
Scandinavian Brotherhood of America
Bradford
Western
Allegheny
Open Admission Across Courses At Fall Term 1908
Fall term opened September 8 1908 for all courses with year round admission and free catalog. Joan F Bigler serves as principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan F. Bigler
M. E. Appointments in Jamestown Conference
Late Monday afternoon the Erie conference listed new station appointments at Jamestown First M. E. church detailing district superintendents and pastors assigned to towns including Franklin district Kellettville Pleasantville Titusville Tidioute Tionesta Nebraska West Hickory Jamestown district and Warren First Church Grace Church Youngsville and others with supply roles noted for Lottsville Corydon and Spring Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
M. E
Jamestown
Franklin District
D. A. Platt
P. O. Franklin
Kellettville
R. J. Montgomery
Pleasantville
Enterprise
W. F. Dunkle
Titusville
S. M. Gordon
Tidioute
A. J. Rinker
Tionesta
Nebraska
W. O. Cal
West Hickory
W. E. Davis
J. R. Rankin
P. O
N. Y. Barnes
Glade
J. J. Giblin
Busti and Lander
Shile Miller
Cattaraugus
R. N. Stubbs
Columbus
North Corry
W. B. Alson
Corry
H. C. Weaver
East Randolph
T. B. Cooper
Falconer
J. A. Lavely
Frewsburg
Sheffield
J. A. McCamey
Spring Creek
W. C. Mealing
Sugar Grove
Ira Scott
Warren— First Church
H. M. Conaway
Grace Church
Norman LaMarche
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
Thompson Family Reunion Held Near Russell
The Thompson family held its fourth annual reunion at the home of Elmer E. and his wife west of Russell with a noon dinner under a lawn tent. Officers elected for the coming year were E. E. Thompson president M. M. Saddler vice president Stella Thompson secretary A. M. Thompson treasurer and Irene Greggs historian. The next gathering is set for August 1909 near Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Greggs
R. C. Parker
Lander
Local Man Dies From Gas Engine Fumes Near Corry
Addison Sample of a farm near Spartansburg died after inhaling exhaust fumes from a gasoline engine while intoxicated. Found this morning, he was 48, single. The incident occurred Saturday night near a hotel in Spartansburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Addison Sample
Here
Spartansburg
Civilbiss Murder Trial Opens In September Sessions
The September term of Quarter Sessions Court opened with Judge Lindsey presiding and a jury drawn for the Civilbiss murder case. Civilbiss was found guilty of second degree murder after a heat of passion defense. maximum penalty is twenty years. Sheriff Gregory held a Monday public auction of local land and property including parcels in Eldred, Warren, Spring Creek, Conewango and related estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quarter Sessions Court
W. M. Lindsey
Hackney and
Siggins
S. G. Waid
C. W. Sersall
James R. Mitchell
William Feeny
Akeley
John Wilson
Brokenstraw
G. N. Hurst
Farmer
Sheffield
G. A. Probst
Baker
Warren
Roy L. Lillie
Spring Creek
J. H. Hadden
Baseman
N. K. Wendelboe
Ed. Ensworth
Joseph Desmond
Tanner
Columbus
John O’neill
J. P
North Clarendon
L. J. Learns
Elk
W. B.wheelock
South West
A. J. Lawson
Gregory
Putnam
D. A. Arird
Edward Lindsey
Earl MacDonald
Commonwealth
Clark
Warren Borough
O. W. Payne
John F. Hammerback
Spring Creek Township
E. W. Tubbs
Hannah Greeley
Conewango Township
Fred Weymer
George Almindinger
Leroy C. Eddy
Joseph W. Taylor
Earl Beshlin
Death of Charles O Strand in Pittsfield Pa
Charles O Strand died September 2 at his Pittsfield home after a Memorial Day trip to regain health. He was 327 years old and formerly of Jamestown. He belonged to First Lutheran church and Swedish Brotherhood. Survived by wife Adla Strand and five children Marian Ethelyn Wilton Alger Clinton Strand, two brothers J Ernest and A Amel Strand, two sisters Mrs P J Peterson and Miss Ella Strand, and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Charles O Strand of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles O. Strand
Pittsfield
Jamestown
First Lutheran Church
Swedish Brotherhood
Adla Strand
Marian
Ethelyn
Wilton
Alger
Clinton Strand
J. Ernest
A. Amel Strand
P. J. Peterson
Ella Strand
Mary Clark Dies After Long Illness at 46 in Fluvanna
Mrs. Mary Clark wife of DeForest Clark of Fluvanna died Thursday evening after a long illness. She was 46 and had been in poor health since last spring. A Buffalo operation by Dr Roswell Park failed to help. She leaves a husband a son Roscoe and her mother Mrs Rachael Lauffenberger along with three sisters Mrs J B Eddy Mrs Adam Lohnes and Miss Jennie Lauffenberger and three brothers Charles Louis and Theodore all of Warren Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clark
DeForest Clark
Fluvanna
Jamestown
Clark
Buffalo
Roswell Park
Mrs Charlotte Johnson Robison Dies at 60 in Farmington
Mrs Charlotte Johnson Robison died after a lingering illness at 3 p.m. at age 60. She leaves husband S A Robison three stepdaughters Mrs Ernest Stewart Warren Mrs Frank Kingsley and Mrs Vern Hinsdale Farmington and one stepson Harry Robison Farmington four brothers and four sisters. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. at the late residence conducted by Rev O J Gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Charlotte Johnson Robison
S. A. Robison
Ernest Stewart
Warren
Frank Kingsley
Vern Hinsdale
Harry Robison
O. J. Gage
Hoff Business College Opens Fall Term in Warren
The Hoff Business College begins its regular fall term on September 1 with larger attendance than last year. Claiming to be the oldest established business school in Warren, it notes graduates securing and retaining good positions. Proprietors I. J. Horr and L. J. Holmes invite inquiries for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff Business College
Warren
I. J. Horr
L. J. Holmes
Soliday and Miller Wed at Warren on Sept 4 1908
George H. Soliday of Sheffield and Mattie Miller of Clarendon were married at Warren on September 4, 1908, by J. K. Wheeler, Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SoLriday
Iilleer
Warren
J. K. Wheeler
J. P
George H. Soliday
Sheffield
Mattie Miller
Clarendon
McCray Couple Welcome Daughter in Folsom West Virginia
Mr and Mrs Kern McCray announce the birth of a daughter at Folsom West Virginia. The brief notice records a family addition with no additional details.
Warren Men Die After Plant Staging Breaks
Henry Sigstrom hauled to the court below when a staging 75 feet high broke at the Carborundum plant in Niagara Falls. Frank Kayler fractured skull and arms and died after being held by rafters fifteen feet from the ground. Both men from Warren Pa were employed by Struthers Wells Co and working temporarily in Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NiaGarda
N. Y
Henry Sigstrom
Frank Kayler
Warren
Sigstrom
Kayler
Struthers-Wells Company
Niagara Falls
How the Pyramids Were Built
The Engineering Magazine discusses theories on ancient pyramid construction. One idea suggests building a surrounding embankment with long slopes to roll and slide stones into place, potentially burying the pyramid as it rose. It cites a claim that 100,000 workers labored for 30 years on Cheops’s pyramid, though the quarry was nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Magazine
Great Pyramid of
Cheops
Democrats in Southwest Missouri seek zinc protective duty
The Southwestern Missouri Democrats push for a protective duty on zinc. Each Democrat forming such a stance appears to be a protectionist, whether openly admitted or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
First Showing of New Fall Goods At Local Store
The store unveils fall merchandise across departments with new, immense and varied stocks. Officials promise popular reliable grades and hints of today’s showing as forerunners of future arrivals.
John Rich & Bros Worsted Flannels On Display
A well assorted line of John Rich & Bros all wool shrunk flannels is shown with superior texture color and finish. Available in plain red blue grey tan and black as well as checks and stripes. Described as ideal for men's shirts and women's petticoats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rich & Bros
New Fall Outing Flannels Reach One Hundred Fifty Pieces
A display of about 150 outing flannel fabrics in light and dark tones presents a wide range of patterns for shoppers to choose from. The sale offers varied options for those updating wardrobes this season.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Tiona Oil
Maynard Family Reunion
Bryan
Democratic Party
M. E. Appointments
Houn
Thompson Family Reunion
Offerlee
Divilbiss
Sheriff’s Sales
W. A. Olmstead
Eldred Township
W. M. Hasbrouch
L. H. Green
J. E. Blair
Blair
C. H. Hunter & Son
PENN
GREEN
Warren National Bank
Penna. Ave. W
Suspension Bridge
Warren, PA
T. O. Slater & CO
Rotary Imperial
Penn’s Avenue West
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