Report of the condition of War ren National Bank Warren Pa 1909
Bank official sworn statement shows capital 300000 surplus 150000 profits 102671 notes outstanding 300000 and deposits totaling 3205124.10. Notary public affirms accuracy. board names directors. Also lists Methodist apportionments across Erie Conference districts with numerous appointments in Franklin Meadville Jamestown and surrounding towns.
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Warren National Bank
Warren
Pennsylvania
Ihe
de Posles
Aisi
Eabeetirreene Puaveit
State of
Aa Ceh
E. H. Lampe
Wm. Harrison Allen
Jerry Crary
D. W. Beaty
W. D. Hinckley
Some Day to Learn the Way to Get Off a Car
A fragmentary verse note ponders hope and a woman's struggle to learn a simple exit from a car, reflecting a dated tone on mobility and aspiration. The lines evoke wistfulness and social curiosity about practical skills.
Rumors of Finances At Allegheny College Treasurer
The Erie conference has charged William S. Smith, Crawford county representative in the general assembly, with a treasurer deficit for the centenary fund at Meadville. Estimates range from 25 000 to 40 000 dollars, with higher figures sometimes mentioned. Smith has months to rectify the deficiency and aims for a settlement. Reportedly he lacked a bondsman, leaving potential recovery uncertain.
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William S. Smith
General Assembly
Crawford County
Centenary Fund
Allegheny College
Meadville
Erie
Fredonia
H. G. Dodds
Smith
Death of Bert V. Cady In Red Wing Iowa Train Fall
Word arrived from Red Wing Minnesota of the death of Bert V. Cady of Warren who was killed Monday night by falling from a train. Cady a lineman by trade had worked in Warren and Rochester and may have been en route to a western convention. He was born in North Warren in 1876 and served as a corporal in the Spanish American War. He is survived by his parents a brother and two sisters. The body was to arrive in Warren by Thursday or Friday.
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Red Wing
Minn
Bert V. Cady
Warren
Cady
Rochester
N. Y
North Warren
Co. I
16Th Reg
Porto Rico
Scott Cady
Floyd G
Nellie
Delia Cady
Glass sand boom reshapes Venango Warren regions
The Pittsburg Dispatch reports new wealth from glass and moulding sand in Venango Forest and Warren counties. Pittsburg Plate Glass Co has built a $50,000 plant at Thompson to crush and prepare glass sand and holds thousands of acres along the Allegheny river with operations underway.
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Pittsburg
Venango
Forest
Warren
Thompson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Allegheny River
Poole Family Roster Mentioned in Mt Vernon Native’s Death
Rosell H Poole aged 72 of Mt Vernon New York died at the home of his daughter Mrs David Harvey in Oil City at 7 pm after a long illness Affected by a complex of diseases He leaves two daughters Mrs Harvey of Oil City and Miss Virgil Poole of Clymer New York a son Roy S Poole in the West and a brother W R Poole of Clymer He belonged to the Methodist church.
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Rosell H. Poole
Mt.Vernon
Jefferson County
N. Y
David Harvey
Oil City
Virgil Poole
Clymer
Roy S. Poole
Short Court Session Grants Several Divorces
A brief court session convened last Monday. Attorney Wm Schnur noted the death of W W Wilbur, prompting a one hour adjournment out of respect. Decrees in divorce were granted to Lillian V Lowe vs Charles A Lowe, George J White vs Belinda White, and Jennie Fox vs W C Fox. Testimony proceeded in Lelia T Hazlett vs Louis T Hazlett.
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Wm. Schnur
W. W. Wilbur
Lillian V. Lowe
Charles A. Lowe
George J. White
Belinda White
Jennie Fox
W. C. Fox
Lelia T. Hazlett
Louis T. Hazlett
Mrs. J. B. Mack Dies After Illness at 53
Mrs. J B Mack of 801 Conewango avenue died Saturday night after a long illness from Brights Disease at age 53. She left a husband, a son Charles and a daughter Mrs Clarence Jones. Surviving sisters are Mrs Fannie Carto ise of this city and Mrs J B Allen of Bartellsville Oklo. Two brothers David of Louisiana and Charles of Warren.
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J. B. Mack
Conewango Avenue
Bright
Charles
Clarence Jones
Fannie Cartoise
City
J. B. Allen
Bartellsville
Oklo
David
Louisiana
Warren
William W Wilbur dies at Warren aged 79
William W Wilbur longtime Warren resident and former county Republican chairman died after two years of ill health. Born August 26 1839 in Bemus Point NY he lived in Warren since childhood except three years in Ridgway as a law partner. He served in the 172nd Pennsylvania Infantry during the Civil War and later formed several law partnerships. He was survived by his wife Anna M Barrett and daughter Georgia, wife of John F Hegerty. Funeral held Tuesday with full military honors.
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William W. Wilbur
Mr. Wilbur
Warren
Bemus Point
Chautauqua County
N. Y
John S
Emeline Wilbur
A. C. Chapin
Ridgway
172Nd
Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry
Harrisburg
Lee
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Col. C. D. Curtis
Curtis
Erie
Wilbur
O. C. Allen
S. T. Allen
M. Miles
Miles
William Schnur
Anna M. Barrett
Georgia
John F. Hegerty
First Presbyterian Church
Eben W. Ford
Warren County
Republican Party
J. W. Smith
W. H. Jones
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Eben N. Ford Post
Death of John J Arnold in Warren after two weeks illness
John J Arnold born March 16 1851 in Sundhausen Alsace died Thursday at 3 pm after a two week illness linked to heart disease. He moved to Warren in 1872, married Magdalene Knapp in 1878 who died two years earlier, and he is survived by four children Clarence Eugene Fred and Alice all of Warren. Funeral held Saturday at 2 30 pm at home with interment in Oakland.
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John J. Arnold
Water Street
Mr. Arnold
Sundhausen
Alsace
Germany
Warren
Magdalene Knapp
Funeral in Chandlers Valley for Mrs Catherine Peterson
Mrs Catherine Christina Peterson died at the home of F G Lindberg in Youngsville on September 4 at age 9 years 5 months 8 days. Born in Sweden March 26 1819 she married Gustaf Peterson April 1 1851 and came to America the same year residing in Freehold until 1868 then moved to Chandlers Valley joining the Lutheran church. Funeral from the Chandlers Valley Lutheran church Monday afternoon with interment in the Lutheran cemetery.
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Chandlers Valley
Catherine Christina Peterson
F. G. Lindberg
Youngville
Death of George H. Wales Near Enterprise at 66
George H. Wales aged 66, a longtime resident of this section, died at his home three miles north of Enterprise at 7:45 Friday morning after a four month illness. He leaves a wife, three sons in Oklahoma, three sisters in New York and Pennsylvania, and two brothers in Enterprise.
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Titusville
George H. Wales
Enterprise
Maro
Charles
George
Oklahoma
Chambers Mead
Youngsville
H. McGoon
Ripley
N. Y
John Emps
Fred and
J. M. Wales
Daniel Morse Dies After Illness In War ren Area
Daniel Morse died Monday at Youngsville after a lengthy illness. He was well known around Warren and had many friends. The funeral was held Wednesday.
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Daniel Morse
Youngsville
Warren
Closing Services of Erie Conference of United Brethren in Christ
The 48th annual Erie conference session ended with Sunday services at First Presbyterian Port Allegany Pa Rev C E Foster led a conference morning, Bishop William Bell preached the sermon on The Mistakes of Religiously Inspired People. Afternoon Sunday School rally featured talks on Organization Men’s Movement Cradle Roll Work by local pastors. Evening services included Dr R J White preaching and other pulpits across the city. Open air talk by Rev O E Williams Jesus Seeking a Man. Williams also delivered closing conference sermon Saturday on The Statesmanship of Christ. Stationing report listed assignments for P E Smith Sugar Grove district presiding elder and many locales including Bradford Olean Jamestown Warren. missionaries to West Africa Rev J Hall Smith. evangelist A B Sprague.
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Erie
O. J. Gage
Chandlers Valley
W. B. Nelson
Findley Lake
J. H. Yaggy
Bradford
R. J. White
Buffalo
O. E. Williams
Jesus
Bell
Extortion Charged Against Franklin State Fish Warden
Pittsburg reports state fish warden M. F. Albert of Franklin was arrested Thursday night on extortion charges. He allegedly demanded 20 dollars for the release of two young men caught while fishing near Allen Station Zelianople Butler county, with a promised compromise of five dollars. Albert was released on bail Friday morning.
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Pittsburg
M. F. Albert
Franklin
Albert
John Reel
John M. Strode
Allen Station
Zelianople
Butler County
Pittsburgers Arrest Warrant Trap Backfires
Albert Strode attempts to collect 18 and 15 from the Pittsburgers claiming arrest warrants. The meeting at Federal and South Diamond turns into a police setup. Albert is arrested after agreeing to pay and held on warrants sworn out at an alderman’s office.
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Albert
Ethel King Boyce Dies After Brief Illness at 28
Ethel King Boyce daughter of John J. Boyce and Blanche K. Boyce and granddaughter of Judge Rufus P. King died Tuesday night after a three week illness. She was 28, born in Buffalo and raised in Warren since age five. Educated in Warren and at Drexel Institute Philadelphia, she taught three years in the Warren High School Commercial Department. Survived by her mother and sister Belle A. Boyce. Funeral Friday at 4 PM conducted by Rev. W. H. Jones at Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church. Interment in Oakland.
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Ethel King Boyce
John J. Boyce
Blanche K. Boyce
Rufus P. King
Miss Boyce
Buffalo
N. Y
Warren
Drexel Institute
Philadelphia
Warren High School
Belle A. Boyce
W. H. Jones
Trinity Memorial Episcopal Church
Oakland
Not Guilty but Pay Costs In Hertzel Liquor Case
The Hertzel case closed the term with a not guilty verdict but costs of about 65 dollars. Judge Rice later sentenced J D Stokes for adultery to four months in county jail and about 70 dollars in costs. McNally Bros Warren liquor license transferred to M E Costello Erie man who bought out the business.
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Hertzel
A. H. Hertzel
West End
Rice
J. D. Stokes
Stokes
McNally Bros
Warren
M. E. Costello
Erie
McNalleys
Furniture Burned in Barn on East Street
A Thursday night fire consumed a large barn on East Street between Third and Fourth. Firemen faced delay due to water main repairs while extinguishing the blaze. The estimated damage is $4,000 with partial insurance coverage. The barn contained Mrs. Davies’s household furniture.
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East Street
Third
Fourth
Davies
Warren
Europe
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Bethel
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Pleasantville
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State Line
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Sunville
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Centerville
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N. J. McIntyre
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Deckard
F. BE. Depew
Diamond
K. F. Swanson
Eric—A. Jordan
Geneva
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Lake Pleasant
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Little Cooley
W. D. Fullom
Orangeville
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Bay
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Wayne Station
A. Meeker
A. J. Maring
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J. H. Yaggly
Chautauqua
L. W. Magee
Chandlers
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Conewango
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