Warren youths chart paths to colleges and schools
A list from Warren and vicinity details young residents attending many institutions including University of Pennsylvania Lafayette Johns Hopkins and Harvard among others with specific names tied to each school. The destinations span Ivy League state normal and technical colleges across Pennsylvania Ohio and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
University of Pennsylvania
Carl Clark
Karl Lyons
Leo Blair
Harry Conarro
Braddock Schofield
State College
Alfred Mkitchen
Ralph Cook
Fred Kidder
Klepfer
J. Paul Smith
Walter Heibel
Hader Chieen
Everett Eldred
David Erickson
Westminster
Lloyd Ruland
Pennsylvania Art School
Elton W. Davis
Lafayette
Preston Thomas
Pennsylvania Medical College
Don Keeler
Louis Kirberger
Carneigie Polytechnic
Pittsburg
Joe Wells
Glenn Phillips
Jefferson Medical
Philadelphia
Frank McNamara
Franklin and Marshall
Lancaster
Merle Jordan
Carleton Gay
Thiel College
Greenville
Carl Bartsch
Pittsburg College For Women
Evelyn Crandall
Maude Shutt
Indiana State Normal
Mary Dunn
Margaret Davis
Clarion State Normal
S. B. Sher
Tax deadline for Fall Election voting set for Oct 2 1909
Republican voters are warned that October 2 is the last day to pay taxes to qualify for voting in the Fall Election to be held November 2, 1909.
Rural Letter Carriers Meet in Russell Warren County
The Rural Letter Carriers Association of Warren County held its regular quarterly meeting at K O T M Hall in Russell. President H J Woodin conducted, officers for the coming year were elected J E McCloskey president A W Bumpus vice president and Harry Briggs secretary treasurer. A $1 per member assessment was approved and the next meeting set for February 22 1910 at Youngsville. A social supper followed with a group photo and storytelling about R F D experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Woodin
J. E. McCloskey
A. W. Bumpus
Harry Briggs
J. D. Williams
B. B. Bussell
Russell
Youngsville
Death of Joseph Simones at Granderville
Joseph Simones died at his home in Granderville on Saturday evening Sept 18 1909 aged 50. He leaves a sister Mrs Gustave Fox of Warren. The funeral was held Tuesday morning from St Josephs church with interment at St Josephs cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granderville
Gustave Fox
Warren
St. Joseph's Church
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Columbia Bicycle Free Offer For Subscribers
The Bicycle Man offers a free $40 Columbia bicycle with new magazine subscriptions. Invite friends to join and receive a complimentary present and a circular on how to start. Address and contact at 29 31 East 22nd Street New York City NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Magazine
Warren
Room
New York City
N.Y
Columbia Bicycle Free
Columbia
East 22Nd Street
Organized Adult Bible Classes to Rally at State Capitol
Pennsylvania hosts a October 14 assembly in Harrisburg for the Organ ized Adult Class movement with 5 000 men in a street parade and a mass meeting at Chestnut Street Auditorium Governor Stuart and several national speakers will attend The State Association will award four flag prizes for class participation and travel mileage counties send delegations by rail with bands and banners
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Sunday School Association
Stuart
Chestnut Street
Lebanon
Berks
Philadelphia
Fayette
Westmoreland
Lycoming
Blair
Cambria
State Capitol
John Wanamaker
David James Burrell
D. D
New York
James Henry Darlington
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
Joseph Clark
Ohio
State Board of Directors
O. P. Beckley
State Association
Titusville Resident Timothy Lynch Dies at 86
Timothy Lynch a Titusville resident since 1867 died Sunday at 5:30 AM at his home. Born December 20 1829 in Cork Ireland he was an early cooperator and long time city leader serving 19 years in the Fourth ward council. Survived by daughters Mrs Mary O Hare Chicago Mrs Eliza O Neill Titusville and Mrs Frank Hanchett Tidioute son James Lynch Titusville and John W Lynch New Kensington formerly of Oil City. Rachel Duffy his wife preceded him in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Timothy Lynch
Rochester
N. Y
Lynch
Cork
Ireland
Rachel Duffy
Mary O’hare
Chicago
Eliza O'Neill
Frank Hanchett
Tidioute
James Lynch
John W. Lynch
Oil City
New Kensington
Alex B. McKain Dies After Long Illness
Alex B. McKain, longtime Sugar Grove and city resident of Scotch descent born in Glasgow on December 7, 1832, died Monday evening at 8 o clock after an illness. Survived by wife, son James of California, and daughter Mrs. F R. Scott of this city. Funeral held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Mrs. Scott’s home, 416 Market Street. He was a member of North Star Lodge No. 241 F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex B. McKain
Mr. McKain
Glasgow
Scotland
Sugar Grove
North Star Lodge
James
California
F. R. Scott
Market Street
Mrs. Cora Park Peterson Dies in Akeley Funeral Held
Mrs. Cora Park Peterson wife of A G Peterson of Akeley died at Emergency hospital on September 15 1909. The funeral was held from Cable Hollow church last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Peterson
Akeley
Cable Hollow
Wrights Debate Promiscuity Policy Impasse
A fragment discusses a policy stance urging restraint on sexual behavior by the Wrights. The wording implies a debate over propriety and public conduct guarded by social norms.
Servant in the House Elicits Fresh View From Critics
A lay Chicago reader praises Charles Rann Kennedy's play The Servant in the House for its simple yet powerful portrayal of brotherly love. The letter argues the work reveals life’s true meaning through the Master-Servant relationship, offering a universal, transformative message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record- Herald
Charles Rann Kennedy
Dutton and McCullin Obituaries Mark Ohio County Losses
Hiram Dutton died at 73 after months of dropsy. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm from the M E church with burial at West Lawn beside his late wife. Survived by sister-in-law Mrs Frank Dutton and nieces Blanche and Bertha Dutton. McCullin of Sugar Grove died this morning at 70, leaving wife and two sons William and Paul. long known resident, blind yet traveled widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hiram Dutton
M. E. Church
West Lawn Cemetery
Frank Dutton
Blanche
Bertha Dutton
McCullin
Sugar Grove
William
Chicago
Paul
Sugar Grove Man Dead
Sugar Grove reports a local death with no other details available from the fragment. The item notes a male resident died in town, with no identified cause or funeral information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Chasing an Idea Like a Dog After Its Tail
A reflective line compares persistent men pursuing a concept to a dog chasing its tail, noting the circular pursuit and lingering mystery of why effort continues despite no clear end. The analogy highlights futility and human curiosity in striving for elusive goals.
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Man
Columbia Hospital
Wilkinsburg
Louise Swick
Ernestine Cowan
Yale
Garnett Noyes
Clarence Hawke
Jay Smith
Charles Noyes
Allegheny College
Meadville
Flossie Griswold
Clara Hutchinson
Evelyn Weed
Willard Conaway
Ross J. Conaway
J. Colvin
M. J. Beaty
Rensselaer Polytechnic
Troy
Harold Eaton
Boston Polytechnic
Morris Leonard
Lake Erie
Painesville
Faye Morrison
Helen Beaty
Edinboro State Normal
Genevieve Randall
Harvard
Clifford Woodard
Arthur Brann
Cornell
John Buck
Raymond Blood
Wellesley
Katherine D. Filler
Bernice Woodard
Grace Cochran
Helen Cochran
Mildred Craft
Harvard Medical
Douglass David
Lawrenceville
Sydney Davidson
Smith
Olive Watson
Mary Talbott
Oberlin
Morgan Lacy
Ethel Shreves
Margaret Doyle
Amherst
Raymond Steber
Gifford Smith
Vassar
Margaret Jamieson
Marcia Jamieson
Baltimore College For Women
Mildred Wettling
Florence Shawkey
Andover
Maurice Brann
New York Military Academy
Cornwall
Donald Russell
Moravian Seminary
Bethlehem
Hazel Jacobs
Lehigh
Merle Jacobs
Williams
Lewis Jamieson
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Isabell Buck
Walnut Hill
Natick
Mass
Elizabeth Schnur
McDuffy School
Springfield
Chamberlain
Leon Goodrich
Buffalo
Floyd Shuler
Paul Stewart
Electrical College
Washington, D. C
Fred Keller
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
W. A. Greaves
Kellettville
Hastings
VDP
Warren.national, Bank
Wopcot Tsiack
Corning
Indiana
Princeton
Kansas
Ghishoua
Oklahoma
Somerset
Corsicana
Henrietta
Texas
Canada
Penna, Ave. W
Warren, PA
Warren County
Joseph Simones
Big Davy
Cora Park Peterson
Wrights
Record-Herald
Bob
Library Theater
T. O. Slater & CO
Reznor
Penn’a Ave
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