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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1895

Page

3

Weather and society notes from Warren Mail 1895

The Warren Mail reports frigid early autumn weather with forty degrees in fog and a recent high of ninety five in heat. It notes receptions for Warren educators, inspection of the Woman's Relief Corps, Warren Lodge officer elections and installations, a Lutheran church meeting to decide on German English worship, court actions including naturalizations, and tributes to Miss Alice G. McGee with a forthcoming trial list.

First Lutheran Church of Warren Noyes U.S Alice G. McGee Warren County

Free Bridge Seen Over Allegheny at Warren

A plan to buy Pleasant Bridge Co. for 12000 to create a free Warren bridge over the Allegheny moves forward after a Bridge Committee meeting. The Town Council will act Oct 7 on the report and begin steps to secure the bridge, as locals favor a single affordable crossing. Warren census shows 6581 residents, with total borough population 1582 in surrounding areas and annual water costs around 11275.68.

Allegheny River Warren Pleasant Township Pleasant Bridge Co Borouugh Burgess Wiggins Richland North Warren Warren Water Co H. J. Bierce L. M. Riddelsperger Willis Cowan Frank Barnhart John F. Rounce William O’neil Glade Run Coates A. C. Joy J. P

Lost spectacles and rewards at Warren Mills Co ad

Lost in Warren a pair of gold bowed spectacles in leather case with name Morek on case. Finder will be liber ally rewarded by leaving at MAIL office. Warren Mills Co sole agents for Washburn Crosby Co gold a7 ana ig listed at $1.20 per sack.

Warren Morek Tobog Arren Mills Co Washburn Crosby Co Warren Mills Co Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo, O

Local notices and society events span week in Warren area

Listings include corn roasts prices at local stores, religious and fraternal gatherings, a fire at J P Abbott creamery, typhoid trend notes, and obituaries. Also in town: Maccabees visit from Jamestown, Yom Kippur events, census of pickpockets estimates, and upcoming Pennsylvanian Sabbath School convention details.

Home Seekers Excursion Announces Weekly Sept and Oct Trips

Agents of the Nickels Road offer detailed information on excursions during September and October. Information packets are available on request and describe the 80 trains operating along the safe Route for travelers seeking homes and new locations.

Nickel Plate Road Nickels Road

First Annual War ren County C E Union Convention

The First Annual Warren County Christian Endeavor Union Convention met in Tidioute on Sept 20 with about 75 delegates from multiple churches. Speakers included Rev. Marks Rev. J W Smith Dr McCrory and Rev A J Irey with reports from state and national conventions, a sunrise prayer meeting, consecration service, and elections naming Rev J W Smith as president and Miss Mary Young as secretary.

Warren County C. E Tidioute Warren A. J. Irey W. P. Stevenson Titusville Erie Horton Boston Mary Young Parshall Hague McCrory Dist. Sec’y Miss Horton J. P. Shelley North Warren W. L. Pettingill J.W. Smith Sibble N. Clarendon Edward Hertzel

Mutual Benefit Meeting of Patrons of Husbandry

Ackley Grange hosts a full day Oct first Thursday 1895 in Ackley Pa starting 10 30 AM. Welcome by Willson and Sister Smith reply with music recitations questions debates and a basket dinner. Resolutions on farmers institutes nominating reform and seven month terms close with America and tea served. ESTHER HOWARD lecturer Ackley Grange invites all Granges to attend.

Ackley Master Willson Smith Freehold Gillis Watson Grange Nellie Lounsberry Elk Samuel Samuelson Chandlers Valley Ackley Grange Cheney the Grange Whaley Eldred Grange Brother Bates Brokenstraw Warren Po J. Wheeler Farmington James Martin Brother Kidder North Warren Wheelock Silas Sherman America Marsh Esther Howard

Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Claims Vitality Boost

James Worthington of Juniataville Pa states he suffers from occasional breakdowns due to hard work. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla for never failing to build him up and make him feel like a new man. Pills advertised claim to cure liver ills.

Hood James Worthington Juniataville, Pa de Witt F.H. Dixson John Maud Althoug A. G. Bartley Magic F. H. Dixson Noyes Warren India Chamberlain the Democrat Carrollton Morris & Mullen, Warren P. B. Canfield Corydon

Real Estate Transfers in Warren County Week Ending Sept 21 1895

Transfers show B C Hopkins to H F Andrews Eldred for 225, John B Moore to same Pittsfield 220, Zacheus Mickle to same 350, Jennie Gandy to same 201. Multiple deeds involve Pittsfield, Spring Creek, Eldred, Freehold, and others with amounts from 50 to 4000. Notable: W E Jackson to Julius Beck Spring Creek 4000. Penn Tanning Co. to Schoellkopf et al Sheffield 1. Ward and Gillett plans. various estates and sheriff actions. Community includes Warr en County property movements among Andrews, Moore, Means, Ward, Snyder, Larson, and others.

B.C. Hopkins H. F. Andrews Eldred John B. Moore Same Pittsfield Zacheus Mickle Jennie Gandy G. A. Jackson C.S. Morris H. D. Bills South West Etta M. Richardson John L. Gilbert Jr Limestone Hannah M. Means Ella Nora Arthur Corydon Fred Beck W. E. Jackson Spring Creek Julius Beck C. Schott John Shhott Elk Aaron Lindell E. G. Barber Watson G. E. Gilbert Henry Fuellhart Tidioute H. F. Head J.B. Moore Samuel Woolf Treas Warren Co A. D. Ward Freehold A.D. Ward Jas. Gillett Val. Con L. B. Wood.& Co Mary S. Snyder P. L. Brooks L. W. King Sugar Grove Mary.e. Brink Fred W. Robinson Kinzua Cora B. Edmond Chas. H. Darling A. N. Jones A. M. Nelson John Anderson C. 0 Larson Brokenstraw Sherwood Simmons Margaret Simmons Columbus Carl Larson Oscar F. Flink Pine Grove J. F. Schoellkopf Etal Penn Tanning Co Sheffield Harvey J. Hopkins John G. McDonald Christopher Herrick Mary H. Davis Youngsville F. R. Weed D. G. Blackman Jerry Crary Jehial Dixson Calvin E. Brodhead Glade Eliza A. Martin Morgan Mainwaring G. Tho

Erie M E Conference elects delegates and approves changes

At the Erie Conference of the M E Church delegates to the General Conference to meet in 1896 at Cleveland were elected by ballot: Fradenburgh Prather Merchant Schofield Borland. A resolution to remove the five year limit and allow year to year return by the Bishop passed 68 to 59. Women lay delegates approved 100 to 32. New Castle named for next meeting. Appointments listed for Jamestown and Franklin districts with presiding elders and various charges.

Oil City Warren W. S. Peirce Buffalo Rochester Olean New Castle 16Th Pa. Cavalry Union City Geo. W. Brooks Silas 8. Weed Spring Creek Sec John Searles Isaac N. Thornton Wales North East M. E. Conference Erie M. E. Church Cleveland J. N. Fradenburgh S. H. Prather A. J. Merchant J. C. Schofield Borland General Conference

Louisa C Casemere Opens Dry Cleaning Shop in Warren

Mrs Louisa C Casemere opens a clothes cleaning establishment at 305 Second Street Warren upstairs offering prompt service. A new French dry cleaning process cleans and presses evening suits and all kinds of clothes on short notice with ladies wraps remodeled and plush work as a specialty.

Samuel G. Allen Warren Savings Bank van Doorn C.V. van Anda New York Sun Warren J. P. KaNaGa Ohio Evangelical Church John Grindley John Sill High Street Market Street Kummer Humagon M. E W. J. Reemer Otto Voght Toledo Pleasantville Gro Lacy Allegheny City Erie I. G. Lacy Allen Atlanta G. B. Ensworth Wm. Keegan Warren Thursay Louisa C. Casemere Second Street

Pennsylvania Railroad Sells Reduced Excursion Tickets to Atlanta

For the Cotton States and International Exposition at Atlanta from September 18 to December 31, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company offers excursion tickets to Atlanta and return at greatly reduced rates. Local ticket agents provide dates of sale rates and train times.

Atlanta Pennsylvania Railroad Company

Drassmaker and Upstart Designer Swap Waist Style

A dialogue hints at fashion trends with a playful exchange about new waist styles. A stylish speaker asks for the latest cut while the other offers a casual sleeve reference, signaling a fashion-forward mood.

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