Home Matters in Warren and Nearby Communities
Local notes report Tiana oil at 1.78 dollar per unit, Prof Leroy Campbell returning home after weeks abroad, Miss Nettie Talbott hosting at Market street, and the Erie Presbytery fall meeting in Corry this week. Also listed are homecomings, library book additions, a North Warren frame-house project, travels by Warren residents, a Baltimore trip for Miss Florence Shawkey, a Warren High School picnic with 25 attendees, Masons visitation, upcoming marriage invitations for Marion Crary and Raymond Vail Ingersoll, and visits by Rev A J Ivey at a Hazeltine reception hosting for friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Campbell
Nettie Talbott
Market Street
Erie Presbytery
Corry
Florence Shawkey
C. M. Shawkey
Baltimore
Woman’s College
Warren High School
Roger’s Mill
Gladerun
North Star Lodge
Wm. H. Cullis
Oil City
Jerry Crary
Miss Marion
Raymond Vail Ingersoll
A. J. Ivey
D. D
Baptist Church of
Warren
A. J. Hazeltine
Warren Area Briefs Highlight Local Events And Accidents
A Warren area page reports the Christian Commercial Travel ing Men's Association election of officers led by M. M. Sanderson and gatherings at local churches. It covers Ed Cobb’s foot amputation after a streetcar accident, Peter Hofstedt’s trolley pole injury, an upcoming marriage between Miss Mary Yates and Mr. Harry Kopf, and social notices including Miss Alice Siegfried’s gathering. Also noted are business moves at Southern Fuller’s Earth Company, Marion Wright’s hand amputation, a Warren baseball championship win, Miss Mabel E. McCalmont heading to Manila for a nurses training post, students pursuing studies in Cleveland and New Haven, local building plans, a 25th wedding anniversary, Myron Waters’ return from India, and typhoid concerns for John Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Fuller’s Earth Company
Florida
Warren
Baltimore
W. L. MacGowan
Marion Wright
Akeley
Wright
Gerald Wright
Warren Trust Company
Sheffield
Warren Boys
J. O. Messerly
Oneida Avenue
Myron Waters
S. W. Waters
Standard Oil Company
India
John Lyons
North Clarendon
Titusville City Hospital
Doing Good Work in Pennsylvania Tanning Industry
Game Warden Albert has pressed tanning firms over stream pollution. He convened a Ridgway meeting with Elk Tanning executives who pledge to install state required filtering plants. Planes cost about four thousand dollars per plant and aim to cleanse tannery effluent this fall or next spring. The effort targets oil refineries and acid works to stop refuse in streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Ridgway
Elk Tanning Company
Pennsylvania
State Fisheries Department
Big Republican Mass Meeting Opens Warren County Campaign
The Republican rally at Library Hall in Warren County featured County Chairman Eldred presiding and secretary Jos A Schofield taking notes. Congressman N P Wheeler chaired with Vice Presidents listed. Lt Governor Murphy, Congressmen Dalzell praised Wheeler and the party's protectionist platform drawing strong applause for Roosevelt and Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Library Hall
Eldred
Jos. A. Schofield
N. P. Wheeler
Murphy
Wheeler
Rice
Lindsey
Porter
Bryan
New Theatre for Warren to Open on Second Street
Excavation nears completion for a three story Warren theatre at Second street built by J. D. Woodard. Ground floor houses two stores lobby and theatre entrance with 800 seating capacity and four boxes. Manager Reeger has vaudeville bookings from Gas Sun circuit now part of the Keith circuit ensuring top attractions. Fireproof construction and modern safety features planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
J. D. Woodard
Reeger
Gas Sun Circuit
B. F. Keith
Warren
Dinner party suspects in Warren arraigned for hearing
Frank Burke Sharon, Albert Anderson Warren, M. E. Riley Warren, S. D. Boughton Sheffield, James T. Kirby New York, Michael Bohn Binghamton, John Gustafson Warren, George Rew Dunkirk, and Richard Russell No Man's Land faced arraignment with not guilty pleas and jury trial requests. Justice Wheeler discharged Boughton after strongest evidence. others were discharged later for lack of evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Burke
Sharon
Albert Anderson
Warren
M. E. Riley
S. D. Boughton
Sheffield
James T. Kirby
New York
Michael Bohn
Binghamton
N. Y
John Gustafson
George Rew
Dunkirk
Richard Russell
No Man’s Land
Parsons
J. E. Wheeler
Boughton
Young man Harry Bemis dies after Riverside trestle fall
Harry Bemis 26 born in Jamestown died at 1 PM Tuesday in Olean Hospital after a fall from the Riverside trestle near Olean. He had been between life and death since the accident on the high trestle when he and a friend alighted from a train. He belonged to the Warren Aerie of Eagles and P S Horton went to arrange for burial. He lived in Warren after moving from Jamestown five years ago and is survived by his mother Mrs Lottie Bemis and a brother H D Bemis of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bemis
Olean
Bemis
Warren Aerie of
Eagles
P. S. Horton
Jamestown
Warren
Lottie Bemis
H. D. Bemis
Marriages in Warren Area, September 1908 Record
Multiple marriage notices from Warren and surrounding areas list unions including Harry L. Mitchell and Edith Davidson in Philadelphia. Charles S. Lubold and Isador Hollonbaugh in Warren. Axel E. Johnson and Nellie Opie in Warren. James Dallas and A E Fretts in Sugar Grove. Marlen Maze and Nora Stover in Warren. Bertha Smith and Harry Kellar in Warren. dates range Sept 15 to Sept 22, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubold—Hoolloabaugh
Warren
J. W. Smith
Charles S. Lubold
East Salamanca
N. Y
Isador Hollonbaugh
Tidioute
Johnson—Opikz
Lutheran Parsonage
W. E. Brinkman
Axel E. Johnson
Nellie Opie
Dallas—Frreettis
Sugar Grove
Ira Scott
James Dallas
A. E. Fretts
Deaths in Warren and Surrounding Areas September 1908
Mrs. Mary A. Brigham widow of Hon. Robert M. Brigham dies at 83 in Warren after years of invalidism. Funeral at Mr. Perry’s home then interment in Spirit Lake. C F L Kinnear, Ovid resident, dies after long illness leaving husband and son. John A. Swanson of Pittsfield dies at 54. remains sent to Pittsfield for funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Whitney
Youngsville
Births in Warren Russell and Youngsville Areas
A boy was born Sept 17 1908 to Mr and Mrs Carl Wills of Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren. A son was born Sept 18 1908 to Mr and Mrs Harry C Ethridge of Youngsville Pa. A daughter was born Sept 18 1908 to Mr and Mrs LeGrand Russell of Russell Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell—Davidson
Philadelphia
Harry L. Mitchell
Edith Davidson
Charles Davidson
Connellsville
Mr. Mitchell
Warren
W. A. Mitchell
Cottage Place
Wills
Carl Wills
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Roussell
Russell, Pa
LeGrand Russell
Fall Opening of New Fall and Winter Goods Exhibit
The display features extensive new merchandise from top American mills and foreign makers. Women are urged to see the season's styles and materials and get acquainted with the latest offerings.
Exclusive Dress Goods Preview for Fall Fashion
Early showing outlines new dress fabrics arriving daily for a week. Finished pieces exceed sample selections with distinct weaves and colorings. Confidence rising in fall appeal of these fabrics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vidcp AL
Warren National, Bank
Home Matters
Tiana Oil
Bessie Tochterman
New Jersey
Warren Public Library
E. M. Hodges
North Warren
Jackson Run Road
S. W. Brown
Cleveland
Youngstown
Ohio
John Lauffer
Christian Commercial Traveling Men’s Association
Warren Camp of Gideons
No. 7
M. M. Sanderson
A. Mintzer
F. C. Tochterman
J. H. West
A. J. Nathan
M. E
Presbyterian Church
Ed. Cobb
Allegheny
Warren Street Railway
Mr. Cobb
Dr. Chapman
Peter Hofstedt
Mary Yates
Harry D. Kopf
William Hammond
Alice Siegfried
Hickory Street
Miss Yates
Mabel E. McCalmont
H. R. McCalmont
Philippine Islands
Manila
W. A. Greaves
Case School of Applied Sciences
Jay Smith
New Haven
Anderson Bros
Ernest Anderson
Mr. Wheeler
John Dalzell
Roosevelt
Taft
New Theatre
Mau
Kellar—Smith
W. S. Brinkman
Bertha Smith
Harry Kellar
L. H. Green
Ke J. E. Blair
Green
Blair
C. H. Hunter & Son
PENN
Warren National Bank
John Mitchell
the Family Shoe Store
Penna. Ave. W
Warren, PA
Steel Ranges
Michigan Stove Company
Ak Stoves Tn At
T. O. Slater & CO
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