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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
5
J. E. Wenk editor of the Tionesta Republican has been appointed Supervisor of the Census for the eighteenth district including Warren county. His brother Wenk expresses confidence in his ability and the paper offers congratulations on the appointment.
A fragment shows liabilities totaling several figures and names of directors including HAZELTINE H A Boorn E H BESHLIN. The text appears to be a damaged financial notice with figures like 359,803 and 7,500 and mentions attestations by EK tf and directors.
The document presents assets and liabilities of the Warren bank for 1909. It lists loans and discounts 997497.69 overdrafts 1683.30 U S bonds 100000.00 and other items including premiums on bonds and cash items, with total assets 1457705.06 and liabilities 116? More details show capital stock 210000.00 surplus 100000.00 undivided profits 52715.48 and deposits including demand certificates 27090.74 total liabilities 100? The statement is sworn by cashier C T Conarro before notary Ralph W Stone with directors' attestations.
The annual commencement exercises of the Training School for Nurses of the State Hospital will be held in the chapel this Thursday evening. Rev. Thomas R. Thorburn of Erie will deliver the address to graduates Mildred May Goodenow Caroline Marie Koch Ella Lee Lightner Agnes Frances O'Donnell and Homer Bright Bowersox.
George Whitney Bliss, longtime resident of the Kane area since 1858, died Sunday at age 92 after a long, healthy life. He leaves a wife, 88, plus one daughter and two sons. The funeral is set for Thursday from his late residence.
State Zoologist Surface offers practical guidance on wheat and oat smut prevention using formalin in 40 percent solution soaked seed for 40 minutes in thirty gallons of water. He also details handling of insect borers in Carolina poplars with carbon bisulfide injections and treats pear and cherry leaf pests with lime dust Paris green mixtures and arsenate sprays.
A notice announces that residence details are set and interment will occur in Kinzua Pennsylvania. The communication identifies a final resting place and related arrangements for the deceased.
Mrs Malvina J Lacy died Tuesday evening at her Penna Avenue East home after a period of illness. Born in Catta raugus County New York she married Edwin Lacy on June 15 1849. Surviving son Ernest B Lacy and she had lived in Warren since 1865. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm with Rev J W Smith of First Presbyterian Church officiating. Interment in Oakland.
A brief clipped note mentions a narrow escape from serious injuries with no further details available in the readable text.
Laura M Scofield wife of Archibald Tanner and mother of Margaretta Scofield born September 9 1823 in a Warren log house died September 14 at her Liberty Street home age 85 into a life linked to early Warren and public affairs funeral at 10 30 a m Friday with Rev J W Smith officiating interment Oakland Cemetery
The Warren County Bar Association accepted last Thursday afternoon a portrait of Hon. Wilton M Lindsey painted by R. H. Burfoot of Warren. The presentation occurred in the court room by Hon. Charles W. Stone with remarks from D I Ball C E Bordwell J H Alexander and W S Clark. Lindsey's portrait is the seventh in the court chamber of district judges.
Clarence York of Yankee Bush was struck by a freight engine in Pennsylvania railroad yards last Thursday night. His right arm was crushed and later amputated above the elbow at Emergency hospital. Aged about 27, he leaves a wife and three children after a trip to Corry and return on a freight train.
Mrs Charlotte Yelm died Sunday at 2 PM at her daughter-in-law’s home in North Warren from a fall and old age. She was 84 and survived by daughter Anna Yelm of North Warren. Services were held at the home Tuesday at 2 PM with interment in Oakland.
C W Clark of Columbus is recovering after dynamite blasting near stumps in Corry when he was hurled ten feet by the blast. The incident occurred last Friday and left him injured but alive.
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