Roosevelt and Fairbanks marching club forms locally
Titusville forms Roosevelt and Fairbanks marching group. Edinboro Normal offers teacher training. fall session begins Sept 13. Also notes on local churches, soldiers homes, fairs, and upcoming public meetings across Warren, Bradford, Corry, Erie, and Jamestown areas.
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Titusville
Roosevelt and Fairbanks
Edinboro Normal
Sesson
John F. Bigler
Oil Creek Baptist Association
Corry
Pennsylvania Soldiers’ and Sailors
Erie
Warren
Rock City
Bradford
Jewelry store ad promotes rings watches and novelties
A Liberty Street advertising card from BENJ. N. GREENLAND & Co. urges wedding ring patronage and highlights jewelry watches clocks and novelties with a call solicited for value and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benj. N. Greenland & Co
Liberty Street
Organs for Sale at Bargain Prices
Dyer and Hughes offer a six octave walnut organ barely used priced at 50 dollars, down from 125. Estey Organs also in stock at J. Carolus Biekarc among 225 Liberty Street Warren city music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyer & Hughes
Estey
J. Carolus Biekarck
Liberty St
Warren
Nursing School Graduation Echoes at Warren Hospital
Eleven students will graduate this Thursday evening from the Training School for Nurses at Warren State Hospital. Invites issued for an 8 P M ceremony in the Hospital Amusement Hall with special transit arranged to North Warren. Guests may tour the Nurses Home after the Main Building visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren State Hospital
North Warren
Youngsville county notes report gains and departures
W D Kinnear erects wire fence on Rail road street enhancing property. The Standard Brick Co shut down for lack of orders. hope for resumed operations soon with many workers. Italians have left the area. street railroad grading halted. Local events include Harry Webb’s return as a free man and mixed reactions to a jury verdict. Clergy changes, personnel moves, bridge accident injuries, and community baptisms are noted along with travel and appearances of residents and editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
W. D. Kinnear
Railroad Street
Standard Brick Co
Harry Webb
Warren
Denmark
Thomas Kay
Allen B. Dakin
Sugar Grove
Stilson Hill
H. L. Davis
Stanley Mowers
Lawrence Mowers
Irvington
W. H. Fenton
Citizen
Findley’s Lake
Erie Conference
Brown
Will Taft
Allegheny College
Welsh
J. P
Oil City
C. S. Mead
Cleveland
Davenny
Geneva
O Rey
J. P. Barns
Blanche Woods
Canada
J. W. Agrelius
Ford Street
Odd Fellows
Main Street
H. L. Raymond
Ed Jackson
Hazard
C. H. Henry
Mr. Garrett
Free Methodist Church
Creek
A. N. Webb
Pittsburg
Dunn
Marietta
Irvineton Sees Church Dedication and Local Moves
Irvineton notes Mrs. W. T. Sterritt settling in Nelson J. Ault’s home and Miss Ida Nelson with Mrs. N. L. Jackson visiting Titusville. A. Fuller’s Homestead at Irvine Run transfers to D. I. Ball of Warren. Schools reopen with Prof. L. E. Cook filling vacancy while Prof. McClure’s absence is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvineton
W. T. Sterritt
Nelson J. Ault
Ida Nelson
N. L. Jackson
Titusville
Irvine Run
A. Fuller
D. I. Ball
Warren
McClure
L. E. Cook
Parkston
Baltimore Co
Gunning
Virginia Green
Hamblie Hill
Ida McKinney
York Hill
M. EK
Youngsville
J. C. Burns
A. E. Singleton
Bradford
Walter
Wa. S. Hewdart
Denver
Col
Pullman Car Company
Pittsfield
Will Nutting
Dunkirk
Second Annual Ex Soldiers Reunion at Spring Creek
September 13 note no church meeting due to Rev Barton at conference. The second annual reunion of ex soldiers on September 10 drew about sixty veterans from Corry Columbus Spartansburg Sugar Grove Garland and Grand Valley. A dinner for about 200 guests preceded a program at the Congregational Church with America sung and prayers offered by Rev Moore followed by songs and recitations.
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M. E
Barton
Exsoldiers
Corry
Columbus
Spartansburg
Sugar Grove
Garland
Grand Valley
Spring Creek
Congregational
America
Mr. Moore
Community remembrance gathering recalls fallen members
Mrs Lottie Stearns gave a welcome address and paid tribute to members who died this year. Mrs Woodard, age seventy, offered a notable recitation. Campfire stories by veterans followed, and the group disbanded to meet again in a year. Citizens express sympathy for Mr Filer’s widow and his orphaned children.
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Lottie Stearns
Woodard
Filer
Sept. 13 Basket Picnic Closes Park Amusements for Season
A report notes a Sept 13 basket picnic at Recreation Park ended amusements for the season. Creamery Sale No. 13 records August milk totals with 100 pounds valued at 68 cents, 4.07 percent test, 21 pounds milk per butter pound, butter at 17 cents. Births announce a son to Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Scholtons Ruth Maud and Ray depart for Beaver PA to attend college.
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Recreation Park
Smith
Ruth
Maud Scholton
Ray Scholton
Beaver, Pa
Brick sidewalks extend as town grows
County clippings note two miles of brick sidewalks laid with growing length each week. Tidicute News reports school attendance across rooms totaling 284 and mentions Emma Smutz near Philadelphia. Sheffield Observer records elderly H. T. Houghton birthday dinner and deaths, while Sugar Grove notes farmers association officers and a larger Union School opening attendance.
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Youngsville
Tidicute
Boro
Emma Smutz
Philadelphia
Guy Grandin
Princeton
Sheffield Observer
H. T. Houghton
Barnes
F. E. Foster
Warren
Arthur
Chas. H. Peterson
Hallmertz
Peterson
Sugar Grove
Warren Co. Farmers’ and Breeders Association
Columbus
Lander
Chandler’s Valley
D. B. Hitchcock
Wm. Messenger
R. J. Weld
C. N. Dodd
Dr. Shortt
Mercy Hospital
Pittsburg
Union School
M. E. Church Appointments at Titusville Conference
The Annual Conference of the M. E. Church in Titusville announced preacher assignments. Rev. J. C. MacDonald goes to New Castle after five years in Warren. Rev. J. W. Campbell also to New Castle. Rev. E. K. W. Robinson returns to Tidioute. Rev. E. F. Edmonds remains in Meadville district. Rev. J. N. Fradenburg stays in Franklin district. Local appointments list ministers to Jamestown, Brooklyn Heights, Buffalo Street, Falconer, Frewsburg, Russell, Garland, Spring Creek, Corry, Salamanca, Kinzua, Lander, Busti, Sugar Grove, Kane, Warren First and Warren Grace among others. Bishop Fowler presided, next year’s Conference to be in Ridgway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
M. E. Church
Titusville
J.C. MacDonald
New Castle
Warren
J. W. Campbell
EK. W. Robinson
Tidioute
E. F. Edmonds
Meadville
KE. C. Delaplaine
Sheffield
H. A. Ellis
Youngsville
J. P. Burns
Real Estate Transfers Recently Recorded
Real estate transfers list numerous deeds with names, spouses, and towns such as Warren Pittsfield Mead Farmington Glade Sheffield and amounts from $1 to $2,200. Notable transfers include Marie Flacke Estate to Andrew Peter and wife, $1,900 and Rebecca Hawkey to George W. Luke, $2,200. Several properties exchange hands through individuals including Holmes, Broughton, Swanson, Carlson, and Marshall with varying sums.
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Marie Flacke
Andrew Peterson
Warren
R.G. Chapel
John Foley
Erastus Weatherby
Jennie M. Robinson
Farmington
Lorins Peterson
Arthur E. Morgan
Harriet Smith Etal
Hattie Tucker
Pittsfield
Anna May Holmes
Rebecca Hawkey
George W. Luke
Mead
Frank Carlson
Charles Johnson
Brokenstraw
K. Broughton
Albert Frank
C.G. Swanson
Clark H. Henderson
Glade
Robert Bloss
Julia Morse
Sheffield
Wm. Donaldson
Theodore Marshall
W. M. Irvine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neighborhood Notes
Farmers’ Institutes
Corydon
Warren County
League of Cities
League
Venango County
Criswell
State Board of Charities
Franklin
Firemen’s Association of
State of
Pennsylvania
R. E. Ford
Union Veteran Legion
Jamestown
N. Y
Gen. Sickles
Corporal Tanner
Dudley
111Th Pennsylvania Veteran Volunteers
John Richards Boyle
Erie M. E
Maud Briggs
Seth Clover
Lockhaven
John H. Norris
Curwensville
Sheldon Jewett
Custer City
W.H
Fowler
Ridgway
Dorothy Dodd
Chas. H. Smith
Sxconp St
Warren, PA
Kopf & Henry
Shears
Shears Department Store
F. M. Knapp
MO. M. Siegfried
Chas, E. Cobb
H. M. Preston
Geo. E. Colvin
Tj- Foley
General
Teaming
Pendes
A. A.davis & 0
B. Warren Tel. Co
St. Nicholas
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Polilman
Penna. Avenue
N. Greenland & Son
Masy
Banner Lye
Penn Chemical Works
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