Local notes from Tiona and Pittsfield events
In Tiona on September 10 Ralph Frick and E L Kirkpatrick left for Florida for work. Frank Morrison’s family spent Sunday in Warren. Miscellany includes Edgar Parker’s return from West Hickory, visits by Mrs. Osborne of Cleveland to J C Parker, and shifts of several families to Brookville and Sheffield. In Pittsfield lightning destroyed Watt Chipman’s barn, and Pearl Smith’s fourth birthday was celebrated with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Rogers
J. H. Hanley
Nell
Wersel Matthews
Newark
N. J
Lulu McCarrol
Cleveland
Mildred
Mable
Chas
Hector
Sheffield
Burford
J. N. Weirs
Byrd Wood
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jacksons
Pittsfield
Watt Chipman
Emmit Lynn
Erie
B. W. Coan
Youngsville
L. A. Pillsbury
Kane and
Wilcox
Local Visitors and Teachings Fill Columbus Week
Columbus observers note a steady stream of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. James Crippen from Chautauqua and Miss Leyla Covel returning to Rochester school. Family updates cover travels to Cleveland and Jamestown, with Megbeth Elizabeth Sheppard welcomed as a newborn September 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
James Crippen
Chautauqua
Harwood
Frank Seely
North East
Cyrus Blakesley
Ed Barnes
Cambridge Springs
Blakesley
Guild
Thayer, Pa
Osborne
Agnes Manson
Jamestown
Edith Marvin
Meadville
Bell Howard
W. B. Howard
Burdette
Cleveland
H. L. Raymond
Youngsville
Nina Parkhurst
Corry
W. A. Chadwick
Little Girls
Lake View
N. Y
L. L. Covel
Leyla Covel
Rochester
Ethel Ayling
Benson
Lenore Sears
Florence Gerow Thomson
Louisa Cook
Port Gampa City
Florida
Sitler
Hulda Swanson
Glen Sitler
E. M. Putnam
Smithport
Margaret Elizabeth
Ray Sheppard
Bear Lake Notes of Weddings and Local Life
Bear Lake reports August 27 brides Rev. Culbertson and Rev. McIntyre unite Charles McIntyre and Elga Tillotson at Corry U B church. Nearby travels include Charles Goodrich at Buffalo U B conference. Local visits feature Frank Cornish and Geo Cornish families, plus Chautauqua and school openings with Fernley Church and Jessie Tillotson. Also reports Elias Dean wedding, residents visiting from Erie and Lakewood, and Irvin Fish from Texas visiting Hinckley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Lake
Charles McIntyre
Elga Tillotson
Corry U. B
Culbertson
Pleasantville
McIntyre
Corry
Charles Goodrich
Buffalo
Frank Cornish
Sherman
Ida Cornish
Gust Anderson
E. Cornish
Charley Sandberg
Spring Creek
Scott Perkins
Ona Dorn
Chautauqua
Fernley Church
Jessie Tillotson
Elsie Peterson
Edinboro
Hiram Cornish
George Cornishes
Report of Citizens National Bank Warren Pa Sept 1912
Report of the condition of Citizens National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania at close of business September 4 1912. Highlights include resources totaling 611 204 31 with loans deposits and securities, capital stock 100 000, surplus 50 000, undivided profits 99 563 78, and liabilities to national banks deposits and notes outstanding. Cashier O A Pressel signed, Notary Esther M Park witnessed, dated September 9 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
State of
O. A. Pressel
Esther M. Park
Warren National Bank
First National Bank
Card of Thanks from Garancy Family
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during our bereavement for wife and mother. Thanks for floral offerings. F. A. Garancy and family. Chandlers Valley, Sept. 11, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Garancy and
Chandlers Valley
When Humor Grates and a Man Is Not Amused
A fragment notes Edward Bubver Lytton and his involuntary contempt toward those who amused him. The line hints at a satire on wit and the social effect of humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Bubver Lytton
Ross Hill Notes and Local Visits
Fred Bartsch served as juryman in Warren court last week. A. E. Tarr and family visited Warren. Mrs. Laverne Dey of Jamestown visited her mother. Geo Wentworth visited family in Tidioute. Benedict daughters attended Corry fair. Ernest Martin visited Warren. Clayton Bartsch has whooping cough. Arters visited Garland. Rev Beddow spoke at Cole Hill school house. Mrs. Howard Holden and children visited her parents. Robins of Garland visited Bert Christ family. H E McConne seen on streets. Clarence Hogan attended Corry fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Hill
Fred Bartsch
Warren
A. E. Tarr
Laverne Dey
Jamestown
Geo. Wentworth
Tidioute
Geo. Benedict
Corry Fair
Ernest Martin
Clayton
Arters
Garland
Beddow
Cole Hill
Howard Holden
Holden
Herbert Robins
Bert Christ
H. E. McConne
Clarence Hogan
The Old Wagon Show Remembered in Town Parade
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls the Old Wagon Show with a funny clown and a single ring. Boys paid every cent to watch, sitting close from dawn until the show began and concluded.
Report of Warren National Bank Condition No 4879 1912
Report of the condition of Warren National Bank dated 1912 shows loans and discounts 1 804 490 73 overdrafts 1 676 60 U S bonds to secure circulation 300 009 00 and other assets totaling 4 215 945 52 Capital stock 300 000 00 surplus 12 223 78 deposits 3 287 158 10 and other liabilities with cashier J H Lampe sworn Sept 6 1912 before notary Rose H Davis and directors Wm E Rice Andrew Hertzell and W D Brown.
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U.S
U. S
Sreereeree
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
Financial Statement of Warren National Bank 1912
The balance sheet lists loans and discounts 1 154 528.47 overdrafts 2 796 21 U S bonds 100 000 00 postal savings bonds 7 000 00 premiums on U S bonds 2 000 00 and other securities 90 000 00 real estate and reserves from national banks 386 17 etc The statement is sworn by cashier C T Conarro with notary Ozro Nesmith and attestations by R W Stone Joseph A Schofield P F K Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ieeens Acapelle Wasses egetAcapancia
U. S
SPO Ie
State of
Pennsylvania
Warren
T.conarro
C. T. Conarro
Ozro Nesmith
Real Estate Transfers in Warren County Amid Many Conveyances
Numerous property transfers listed for Warren and surrounding towns including Sugar Grove, Pine Grove, and Sheffield. Transactions show buyers and sellers such as Annandson to Geo Buringame, Hall to Clark, and Mesner to Messner with prices ranging from $1 to $3,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
B. Young
Albert R. Young
Pine Grove
H. Conroe
Guy C. Knapp
Watson Two
George Evans
Sadie Cooper
Bear Lake Boro
Sarah DeJean
Roy H. DeJean
Columbus T Wp
Michael V. Ball
B. Stewart
Warren
Minor B. Stewart
Jennie A. Shutt
Peter W. Somers
Wm. W. Wheelock
Conewango Twp
Making His Opportunity
A New York banker makes it a rule to swear only when dropping his watch. He flings his watch on the marble floor during a moment of provocation, illustrating a belief that with focus a solution can be found to every problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Perlite Irish Rebel Dodges Bomb in Humorous Tale
In a comic Irish rebellion scene Pat dodges a bomb aimed at an Irishman. The blast decapitates a man behind him. Pat quips that no one loses anything by being polite, underscoring the humorous tone of the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Venango Bull Moose Meet endorses Whitman Hulings
In Franklin Venango countys Bull Moose meeting held in Odd Fellows hall Dr F W Brown led about 80 to 100 attendees. The group endorsed Hon William E Whitman for assembly and General Willis J Hulings for congress while several prospective candidates including Hon Peter M Speer and John A Crum showed interest in local elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Venango County
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Franklin
F. W. Brown
William E. Whitman
Assembly
Willis J. Hulings
Congress
Peter M. Speer
John A. Crum
General Assembly
Grangers at Centre Hall Exhibition Special Excursion Fares
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers reduced fare excursion tickets to Centre Hall Pa for the Husbandry Exhibition September 14 to 20. Tickets from Pennsylvania stations and from Baltimore and Elmira are available September 13 to 20 with a minimum fare of 50 cents and return by September 23 to reach the starting point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Elmira
Sweets for Children Natural Sugar Is Healthful Option
Advice urges giving children sugar in natural form to satisfy cravings and keep health. It contrasts harmful candy with honey preserved figs dates raisins and maple syrup as equally enjoyable for children.
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Ae Au Ay
Penna
Penn
TIONA
Pittsfilld
Resources
Samuel Peterson
E. H. Beshlin
D. L. Gerould
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pennsylvania
Wm. E. Rice
Andrew Hertzel
W. D. Brown
R. W. Stone, Joseph A, Schofield, PF. KK. Russell
A. J. Burrows
Rose E. Knapp
Clarendon
Hewitt James
Peoples National Bank
Glade
L. Eli. Hermansen
Alice W. Jefferson
Albert Reynolds
Thomas McCabe
Elk
Ransom Rickerson
John Chase
John H. Chase
C. Elmer Ross
Samuel IT. Messner
Katherine M. Messner
Kathern M. Messner
W. F. Messner
Maurice Babcock
Lemuel Babcock
Brokenstraw
Orie B. Brown
Frank C. Reec
Caroline H. Todd
Wesley Arnold
South West Two
Gilbert Turner
South West
W. A. Brown
Lena A. Brooks
Almyron J. Brooks
Ralph Brooks
Edith M. Brooks
D. R. Brooks
George F. Fales
Emeline Thomas
Albert Loomis
Sugar Grove
Gertrude Armitage
Charles Whaley
Doll A. Knight
W. Hamilton
Whitman
Hullings
Grangers
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