Quiet man loved world seeks calm, not noise
In Warren the community notes Mary Lesser's homecoming from New York and several locals traveling for studies and work. Miss Sadie Ball heads to Ithaca for Cornell, Ethel Boyce to Detroit for winter, Alice Lemmon and Louise Hamilton to Oberlin Conservatory, and others move for schooling. Local clubs report matches and hints of renovations and public notices on sewer bonds and library gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Liberty Street
Mar
Mary Lesser
New York City
Sadie Ball
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell College
Ethel Boyce
Detroit
Mich
Anna Sill
Pittsburg
Cleveland
John T. Danforth
Kane
Warren
Camilla Baker
Alice Siegfried
Wilson College
Chambersburg
Y.M.C. A
Corry
J. H. Fry
Franklin News
W. C
John Lundeen
Chicago
Jamestown
M. EK
Dora
May Dietch
Joe
St. Clair
Venice
America
Buffalo
Ethel Stuart
A. D. Wood
Henry Ross Fisher
Trinity Memorial Church
Wood
Fourth Street
Marion Hunter
Boston
Bertha Morek
Washington
Edna Blood
Gambier
Ohio
Garnet Noyes
Peekskill
N.Y
Jay Smith
Collins Talbott Edgar
Milton Beaty
Pottstown
Leon Abbott
Kiskiminitas
A. B. Markley
First Lutheran
Mansfield
Oval
Heyl & Major
Philadelphia
Third Street
Conenango
Seventh Street
County Clippings From Youngsville to Sugar Grove
Local notes report Rev J P Burns extending pastorate and J G Mead returning to his home. Mrs G Bucklin and Miss Anna Bucklin depart for Grand Valley visit. a rural free mail route to Ackley Station Warren Co Pa begins Oct 15 with one carrier over 1014 square miles and 437 residents. Sugar Grove adds phone lines and a new locomotive on the Y and 8 G R R. autos rise in use. Sheffield notes Bonny Bailey on vacation in Toronto and Hendersons moving to Warren with lumber business. stave mill resumes after repairs and McMichael keeps mills operating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
J.P. Burns
J.G. Mead
Fagundus
Burns
Gertrude Bucklin
Anna Bucklin
Grand Valley
Ackley Station
Warren Co
SuGar Grove
McDonalds
Stillwater
Stilson Hill
Sheffield
A. H. Bailey
T. V
Toronto
Canada
C. W. Henderson
W. EE. Henderson
Loleta
Warren
Mr. Henderson
B. F. McMichael
Cherry Grove
Real Estate Transfers Listed From Warren County Auctions
Real estate transfers recently recorded include Aline Blair Royce et al to Frank D. Walton of Columbus for 1400 dollars and John A. Smith to John L. Currie et al of Pittsfield for 350 dollars. Other deeds cover properties in South west, Warren, Sugar Grove, Youngsville, Deerfield, Brokenstraw, and Kinzua with prices ranging from 1 to 1450 dollars. The list notes multiple spouse involvements and estates, with several transfers to Susan George and figures around 275 to 325 dollars, plus regional firms and towns cited. Also referenced are upcoming entertainment events at Library Hall and local court notices, with notes on potato crop rot and a creamery fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Institute
Teachers’ Institute
Warren County
Court House
Gunning
N. C. Shaeffer
Samuel Weir
State Normal
Clarion
D. C. Murphy
Slippery Rock
Elma B. Smith
Chicago
Institute
Aline Blair Royce
Frank D. Walton
Columbus
John A. Smith
John L. Currie
Pittsfield
L.J. Irwin
Alice E. Jones
Southwest
Mathias P. Obitzan
F. C. Sanford
Warren
George B. Young
Homer M. Preston
Farmington
Solomon Stonberg
R. W. Stone
Conewango
Fredericka Stonberg
L. W. Dennison
Emelia Schonberg
Elk
Loren Mandaville
George D. Mead
Samuel Filer
A. A. Filer
Youngsville
Earl A. Warden
Augusta M. Russell Watson
Charles E. Bloomfield
Susan George
Triumph
Sophie J. Bloomfield
Celia L. Skinner
Ann E. Fretts
Sugar Grove
Peterson
George Peterson
Frank Stone
D. E. Stone
Kinzua
J. C. Fuller
N. H. Dalrymple
Isabel Hillman
M. F. Dalrymple
J. A. Smith
Harriett M. Peirson
Wm. M. Peirson
Deerfield
S.R. York
Bell York
Brokenstraw
Multiple marriages reported in Warren and Jamestown area
In Jamestown and Warren, on September 1903, several marriage notices list couples including Ralph Knapp with Maude Cochran. Harry Erickson with Ena Olson. George Probert with Edith Taylor. Ross McKinney with Kathrine Taylor. John Hallmertz with Louise Jaderstrom. J A Burman with Augusta Nordstrom. Carl Brandt with Hilda Sundell. Edward Nero with Thilda Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Edith E. Taylor
Pittsfield
McKinney — Taylor
Ross I. McKinney
Youngsville
Katherine Taylor
Hallmertz
Jaderstrom
Jamestown
N. Y
H. J. Hierpe
John E. Hallmertz
Sheffield
Louise Jaderstrom
Burman-Nordstrom
Julius Lincoln
J. A. Burman
Augusta T. Nordstrom
Warren, Pa
Brandt—Sundell
E. G. Hierpe
Carl Oscar Brandt
Hilda A. Sundell
Granderville
Nero—Johnson
N.Y
Edward W. Nero
Thilda Johnson
Obituaries from Conewango and Emporium Sept 1903
In Conewango township on Sept 17 1903 Eliza beth Mary Arnold widow of John Arnold aged 70 3 15 survives husband two daughters Mrs Fred Lauffer and Mrs Henry Jackson seven sons Edward George Williard Daniel Frank Albert and Herbert Burial in Oakland Cemetery last Saturday. In Emporium Pa on Sept 11 1903 John J Hinkle died after a long illness aged 43 11 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Conewango Township
Elizabeth Mary
John Arnold
Fred Lauffer
Henry Jackson
Edward
George
Williard
Daniel
Frank
Albert
Herbert
Oakland Cemetery
Hinkle
Emporium
John J. Hinkle
Fall Walking Skirts Arrive In All-Wool Styles
Department stores showcase fall walking skirts in all-wool Meltons Coverts Scotch Tweeds broken plaids and checks. Plain 5-gored Cheviot skirts start at 2.37 and 7-gored all-wool Covert skirts at 7.97 with savings ranging from 1 to 4 on every garment.
New Wrappers Offer Fleece-Lined Flannelette Garments
The ad promotes wrappers at 98 cents for quar ry fleece-lined flannelette with bishop sleeves. It lists 44 and 46 sizes for portly folks at 1.25 dollars with slightly heavier material.
New Trimmings Adverts Silk Lace and Braid
The notice advertises Cluny Lace effects in silk from 35e to 5c a yard Persian Braid in tiny narrow effects at 5c a yard New Fagoting in white and colors and Persian cord center at 15c per yard and Novel ties white and colors priced from 25c to 1.50.
New Neckwear Delights With Embroidered Turnovers
A new line of neckwear offers varied styles from a neat embroidered turnover at 18c to a rich imported Irish dollar in cape effect priced at 3.50. The collection emphasizes original color and fashion, projecting strong seasonal popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Effect
Also Mentioned on This Page
Home Matters
Warren State Hospital
R. B. Stone
Bradford
M. S. Guth
M. Blanche Best
Livermore
Indiana County
Bertha Candace Martland
Butler
Butler County
Katherine O’brien
Port Allegheny
McKean County
May Jeanette Porter
Oil City
Venango County
Almina A. Snider
Sandy Lake
Mercer County
Laura Emma Stephenson
Wick
Nora Whitney
North Kent
Erie County
Hammond Iron Works
Hammond
Hammond & Co
W. F. Henry
Recreation Park
Warren Catholic
Tiona Sheffield
Library Board of Control
Levi Smith
Jesus Christ
New York
Pennsylvania
Warren and
Jamestown Electric
Jacob F. Sprandel
Lizzie Thurston
East Warren R. E. Co
Emil Carlson
Emma J. Farrell
Thomas Farrell
Wm. L. Robinson
Thomas Chambers
John W. Newmaker
Thomas Gibson Et al
Lizzie F. Lane
Ella M. Houghnot
Pine Grove
Lynn W. King
Library Hall
Quinlan & Wall
Gertrude Cochran
Jed Prouty
Struthers
Union Buffet
Ed. Honhart
Yankeebush
Archie Day
Ann Arbor
Mid
Berkey
Committee On
Supt’s. Schaeffer
Sup’t. Schaeffer
A. A. Davia & Co. Warren
C. J. Gunning
Geo. Brunn
Second Street
Geo. H. Higgins
Alexander
111Th Regiment
North East
Justice Perry
Alfred Anderson
Charles Hultberg
Hultberg
Anderson
Hunters Cash Store
O.H. Hunter & Son
Qazar
Jarvis Warren
Baker, PA
Norfolk
The
Geo. Ball Clothing Co
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