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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
1
A Home Matters note quotes George McDonald saying a person unsettled by present surroundings would not be content anywhere, even if a better place appealed. The snippet reflects a reflective mood on contentment and place.
Jamestown visitor Homer Haupin and many locals travel for news and family ties. Word on infrastructure work includes D A V and P R R rail updates, street paving, and a new X ray unit funded by church groups.
Hon Edwin S. Stuart and others will address the citizens of Warren and Warren County at the event. The gathering invites local residents to hear speakers discuss community matters and public affairs.
Sept. 15 forecast says fall will be warm and pleasant through Nov. 21 aiding corn harvest and cotton picking, with continued cotton growth. After Nov. 21, six weeks of very bad crop weather are expected, lasting roughly to Dec. 31.
A sequence of marriage notices from Warren and nearby towns dated September 1906. Entries include McConkey Olsen in North Warren, Norman Thomas in Warren, Johnson Nelson in Cherry Grove, Corbett Kelly in Warren, Ames Clark in Clinton, Jones Johnson in Freehold, Nelson Rydgren in Sheffield, and Huey Bush in Warren with officiants and resident origins.
Died notices from Warren area list Ellen Grace McGuire 30 died Sept 21 from pneumonia leaving husband and five children. J C Fuller 70 died Sept 20 at Kinzua after brief illness. Olive Lyons 19 died Sept 18 at North Clarendon from multiple diseases. Mrs Hugh Miles 82 died Sept 12 near Fagundus. Martha J Larsen 22 months died Sept 19 in Warren from cholera infantum interment Sept 14 at Tidioute cemetery.
Born notices from Warren list a daughter for Mr and Mrs Emory Thompson of Liberty street on September 19 1906 and a son for Mr and Mrs George Weaver on September 22 1906 Stuart to speak at the Library Theater in Warren on Friday evening September 28 1906
Arch Pequeen, newly confirmed Oil City policeman, received word that his father John Pequeen aged 64 was killed near Sheffield in Warren County. He died when a wagon load of rig timbers toppled, crushing his chest as he unloaded at a well. Survived by wife, sons William Gene Arch and Carl, John of Wayne County, Ky, and daughters Bertha a teacher and Jennie Sheeley of Nansen Elk County Pa. Derrick Sept 26.
The Secretary of the Warren County Sunday School Association reports 115 schools 1,082 officers and teachers 7,221 scholars 393 cradle roll members 428 home department members total enrollment 9,124 an increase of 12 schools and 168 scholars from last year. Free convention materials for the State Sunday School Convention at Gettysburg October 10-12 available from the County Secretary at 2001 Pennsylvania Avenue East Warren Pa.
John Rich and Bros showcases shrunk wool shirts for women and men in reds blues whites tans and greys with checks. Every yard guaranteed to be shrunk and all wool.
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