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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
2
Local items from Grove City and Columbus record residents traveling to visit relatives and pursuing studies. Delayed returns and commissions mark this period as families reconnect, with several moving between Warren Erie Jamestown and Corry. Social groups host gatherings and farewells while noting a death in Piney West Virginia and a farming note on potato yields in Columbus.
Fall notes from Spring Creek report visits to relatives in Wattsburg Jamestown Warren and Gowanda. New parents Mr and Mrs Carbaugh welcomed a 12 pound boy. Several residents travel or plan trips to California Westport and Cuba New home construction follows a July house fire with Alton Wynn building nearby.
About 80 neighbors gathered at Mrs. Paul Johnsons home for a farewell party as she sells her farm and moves to Jamestown. Music by R. M. Strickland followed by various local updates on farms, births, visits, and work progress in the Matthews Run region.
Mt Osk and Mount Oak residents share visits and travel updates. Ed Youngs and family spent Sunday with relatives at East Branch while Lewis Culver visited the Hayes family. Cassie Smith called on Mrs. Lafe Oviatt. Miss Letta Hayes visited Mickle Hill. Julia Shipman and Manda Robinson headed to Portland N Y for several weeks.
Mrs. Lydia Schell left for a new home in West Virginia. Mrs. A F Goodwell visited her daughter Mrs. Jay Putnam in Centerville last Friday. Edwin Winnie of near Corry was buried in Sanford Cemetery after his remains were brought here Monday. The Rapp mill closed here and Mr Rapp plans to move near Warren. Potatoes rot badly due to wet weather. J N Falkinburg visited Jamestown last Sunday.
An advertisement urges readers to place sail related adverts to boost exposure and secure quick outcomes. It touts fast responses and measurable returns for businesses seeking maritime services and ship equipment.
Floyd Ackley and Clare LaDow of Hamberg New York visited their parents. Elk Grange held a dance with nearly 60 couples attending. Doughty McCabe and Co. hauled back to Russell and loaded on cars. Farmers report potato rot. Frank Nelson started a saw mill. The Elk Grange hall is being decorated. Joseph Outred of Corydon visited Clarence Outred.
Mrs Mabel Dilley of Jamestown visited her mother Mrs C A Carpenter and sister Mrs Hinckley over Sunday. Jim Perkins died in Kane last Saturday and his funeral was held Tuesday in Kane. Farmers report heavy rains causing potato rot across the area. Roy Mather of Brocton and Jamestown visitors like Charles Chapman were noted. Perkins has gone to Portland for grape season work.
Franklin workers organize a co operative store in Rocky Grove with 150 members and $25 capital stock, each man holding one share. A mass meeting at the Rocky Grove school house elected officers and planned opening soon, citing high living costs and earlier milk price hikes as motivation.
All alumni former students and friends are invited to the annual banquet at 1300 Wood street Wilkinsburg Pa on October 5 from 3 to 9 p.m. The organizing committee includes Mary A Gregg Orvis C Yingling Francis T Hindman and Froda McComb an assessment of 1 25 per plate will be charged to cover expenses.
A judge notes about one thousand Americans are currently employed by walking for wagers. He argues society would benefit if they earned wages rather than riskless bets, suggesting meaningful work as a better outlet for these individuals.
Report of the condition of the Warren National Bank at Warren Pennsylvania at the close of business Sept. 4 1912. Resources show loans and discounts 1 804 490 73 securities 1 676 60 bonds to secure circulation 300 009 00 deposits 1 009 00 other assets 1 288 403 55 etc liabilities include capital stock 5 000 000 plus deposits and surplus and profits detailed.
Readable figures show overdrafts secured and unsecured totaling 2 886 14 and 395 794 loans. U S bonds secure securities 17 287 36 premiums on bonds and real estate holdings 15 000 00. Capital stock 100 000 00 surplus 50 000 00 undivided profits 29 563 78. Deposits subject to check total 7 316 965 55 plus demand certificates 327 417 32 and certified checks 112 66 ending at 611 204 31.
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