Warren Pa Professionals and Attorneys Directory
A historic listing from Warren Pennsylvania shows sewer builders plumbers and gas fitters alongside physicians surgeons and a range of attorneys. The ad cites multiple law offices with addresses on Second Liberty Water Front and Front streets plus notary publics and a drug store clinic.
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Warren
L. G. Noyes’ Drug Store
Warren Savings Bank
Warren, Pa
Second
Liberty Sts
Attorneys AT Law
Solicitors of Patents
Allen
Liberty Streets
D. C. Allen
Water Street
Scofield
Dinsmoor
Etmore, Noyes & Hinckley
Second Street
W. D. Hinckley
L. D. Wetmore
C. H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Ilbur & Schnurk
LAW
Front Street
W.W. W. Wilbur
Warren County Agricultural Association Meeting Notice
Warren County Agricultural Association meets in Warren at Court House on the last Saturday of each month at P M. President Chas Lott Secretary Willis Cowan Treasurer W B Acocks All farmers are cordially invited to attend the meetings.
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Warren
Court House
Pp. M
Chas. Lott
Willis Cowan
W. B. Acocks
Club Officers Announced For Regular Monthly Meeting
President W A Rankin also serves as Rev. and First Vice President Fred Merek with Second Vice George Ball. Secretary Willis Cowan Treasurer A Hertzel Directors G P Orr A Mintzer 8 M Cogswell A J Davis A Kirberger James Nixon G O Cornelius Ed J Lesser Geo Co Hamilton Regular monthly meeting set for the second Friday at 8 PM in the council room.
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W. A. Rankin
Fred Merek
V. P
George Ball
Willis Cowan
A. Hertzel
Geo. P. Orr
A. Mintzer
M. Cogswell
A.J. Davis
A. Kirberger
James Nixon
Geo. O. Cornelius
J. Lesser
Geo, Co. Hamilton
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Lines Timetable Fragments
Fragmentary timetable notes for the Philadelphia and Erie routes with departures and arrivals. Mentions Erie, Kane, Buffalo, Dunkirk, and Pittsburgh lines with various express and mail services and times.
Burgess-Albert W Morck and Town Officials List
Official roster listing town officers and staff including Burgess Albert W Morck J M Knapp Joseph Walk erman August Morck Jr Robert MacKay Wm Schnur A A Davis C Smith P J Bayer J W Crawford Clerk C H Meacham Surveyor Geo C Hamilton School Directors Rev W A Rankin C C Thompson Chas Dinsmoor J M Siegfried A J Hazeltine F H Langworthy Assessor G H Ames Justices of the Peace Geo O Cornelius R Schnur Constable A B Dalrymple Chief Fire Dept Fred KE Windsor 1st Assistant Will Allan 2d Assistant Al J Spinner Notaries Public D J Ball H BE Brown Dinsmoor O F Hoffman Ozro Nesmith W WD Hinckley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozro Nesmith
W. WD. Hinckley
District and County Officers List Credited
District and county officials named include Congressman W L Scott Erle Pa State Senator J W Lee Franklin Pa Assembly Henry Brace Warren Pa President Judge W D Brown Warren Pa Associate Judges P W Brown Farmington Pa C C Merritt Grand Valley Pa Sheriff Robert A Love Warren Pa Prothonotary D A Arird Warren Pa Register and Recorder W J Alexander Warren Pa Treasurer C H McAuley Warren Pa County Commissioners M Croeker Youngsville Pa T L Putnam Russell Pa Joseph Clinton Sheffield Pa Clerk F A Cogswell Surveyor D Fk A Wheelock Louisville Pa Coroner Dr J L Burroughs Sugar Grove Pa District Attorney G H Higgins Warren Co Auditors N P Curtis Conewango Wa Martin Elk F B E Fay Farmington County Sept C D Arird Youngsville
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W. L. Scott
Erle
J. W. Lee
Franklin
Henry Brace
Warren
W. D. Brown
P.W Brown
Farmington Pa
C. C. Merritt
Grand Valley
Robert A. Love
D. A. Arird
W. J. Alexander
C. H. McAuley
M. Croeker
Youngsville
T. L. Putnam
Russell
Joseph Clinton
Sheffield
F. A. Cogswell
D. Fk. A. Wheelock
Lottisville
J. L. Burroughs
Sugar Grove
G. H. Higgins
Warren, Co
Mail Schedules From Warren P Station Listed
Postmasters announce pouch closing times from Warren P M to various destinations on June 1. Pouch deadlines range from 7:45 A M to 5:25 PM with services to Corry Erie west Bradford Dunkirk Kane Titus Oil City Steamburg Salamanca Lander Kinzua Cornplanter Corydon Oneville and Germany Pa Also daily pouches to Sugar Grove and Lander with rules against holding pouches past closing time signed I 8 Alden P M
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Corry
Erie
Bradford
Dunkirk
Kane
Titus
Oil City
Sugar Grove
Lander
Kinzua
Cornplanter
Corydon
Oneville
Steamburg
Salamanca
Germany
Alden
Warren County Post Offices Listed by Township
The Warren County highway map notes 44 post offices across townships including Brokenstraw Youngsville Irvine Matthews Run Cherry Grove Corydon North Warren Columbus Deerfield Tidioute Parthenia Grand Valley Eagle East Branch Sanford Elk Freehold Lottsville Bear Lake Lander Kinzua Mead Stoneham North Clarendon Clarendon Tiona Pine Grove Russell Pittsfield Garland Torpedo Dugal Sugar Grove Chandler Valley Sheffield Barnes Spring Creek West Spring Creek Scofield Enterprise Triumph Fagundus McGraw Watson Galen Slater Cobham.
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Warren County
Brokenstraw
Youngsville
Irvine
Matthews Run
Cherry Grove
Corydon
Cornplanter
Conewango
North Warren
Columbus
Deerfield
Tidioute
Parthenia
Eldred
Grand Valley
Eagle
East Branch
Sanford
Elk
Germany
Freehold
Lottsville
Bear Lake
Farmington
Lander
Kinzua
Mead
Stoneham
North Clarendon
Clarendon
Tiona
Pine Grove
Russell
Ackley
Pittsfield
I'p
Garland
Torpedo
Dugal
Sugar Grove
Chandler's Valley
Sheffield
Shefield
Barnes
Church Services and Schedules Across Denominations
A compiled list of weekly worship times and Sunday schools for multiple denominations. Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Evangelical, Scandinavian, and Catholic services are shown with respective pastors and mass times. Weekday catechism and vesper services are noted for Catholic listings.
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Merhopistt
W. P. Bignell
Episcopal
A. W. Ryan
Baptist
Wm. J. Coulston
Presbyterian
Perry S. Allen
Ph. Doerr
Fraternal and Masonic Lodge Meeting List
Local notices list regular meeting times for Ellen N Forp Post 336 G A R Warren RE No 494 Comrades of the afterae Monday evenings Warren Co m mandery No 63 E T Carroll Lopa ger No 102 A O of U W Warren Lodge No 339 I O O F Kossuth Encampment No 98 IOOF Warren Lodge K of P No 481 Emory Lopez K L of H Conewango Lodge No 250 I C G T Warren Council R T of T Robert Blum Lodge No 249 D O H and more with venues in K of H Hall United Workmen Shaffer block and I O G T Hall etc.
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Ellen N. Forp
Library
Warren Lodge
Allen Block
Kossuth
Carroll Lopager
A. O
U. W
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Lopge
K. of P
U. W. Hall
Emory Lopez
H. Hall
Conewango Lodge
Shaffer
Warren Council
R. T
I. O
G. T
Robert Blum
Do Not Marry A Man Who Takes His Dinner Too Seriously
A humorous reflection on marriage and appetite. The speaker cites Johnson and urges caution about marrying if a husband prioritizes meals over books or poetry. The piece ends with the idea that a man’s temper often mirrors his dinner, and advises accepting faults when choosing a partner.
Bear story of Greely expedition saves camp from starvation
Sergt. Francis Long of Brooklyn recalls the Greely Arctic expedition tale of a bear hunt that prevented starvation. After two weeks with scarce rations, the camp faced collapse until Long tracked a bear, fired at long range, and chased it across ice and ridges for two hours, keeping to the water’s edge to thwart the animal. The plan required bravery amid exhausted bodies and fear among starving men.
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Sergt
Francis Long
Brooklyn
Greely
Brainerd
Cemetery Ridge
Bear
Jan
Esquiman
Bear Kill After Long Pursuit at Night Camp
After a tense chase Brain sits by water as Esquiman Jan joins the hunt. The narrator fires twice and misses before a head shot ends the bear, three miles from camp. The bear provides food and morale as rescuers converge to bring the carcass home.
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Brain
Jan
Stairs and Steps Herald Fatigue of Daily Life
A New York Times excerpt features a young man recounting his day from 9 am to 10 pm through a total of 1154 steps. He details 74 steps to his top flat, many ascents and descents at elevated stations, and travels to an office, lunch, and visits with his wife, ending with a weary reflection on civilization.
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Arlem
New York Times
Economy in Dress Reflects Thrifty Fashion Trends
The piece notes a shift toward economical apparel with silk avoided by the wealthy and housekeepers, satin replaced by linen or gingham, ribbons as the favored cheap trim, and seersucker and lawn for church wear. It highlights how flannel remains in demand for practical use.
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Sarah
Prof Sullivan and His Manager
The New York Letter describes the powerful influence of Pat Sheedy over Sullivan. He is portrayed as a gambler with a steady, square nature who once warned Sullivan that when he commits to fighting, the opponent is finished. Sullivan backed down and the two reportedly get along well now.
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Pat Sheedy
Sullivan
Sheedy
John
New York
San Francisco
Martel Bed Turns To Mantel After Use
The Martel Bed saves space by occupying fifteen inches when folded and can transform into an elegant mantel. See them at PrtreR GRRENLUND's.
Black chewing gum warned as harmful and unhealthy
A New York Sun article warns against black chewing gum sold in city shops and tenements. It links it to sore mouths and throats in young girls eight to eighteen, cites doctor quotes condemning all chewing gum, and describes how flavorings irritate mucous membranes and exhaust saliva glands.
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Elvira
Edgar de Montmorenci
Amsterdam
N. Y
New York
Wn, Y. Sun
The Case Against Corporal Punishment in Child Rearing
Rose Dalton argues that corporal punishment damages trust and love between parent and child, stunts development, and seeds future violence. She cites Adler and historical examples to claim whipping fuels cruelty and harms society, urging discipline shaped by care and long-term welfare.
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Jean Paul
Felix Adler
Rose Dalton
Good Housekeeping
Inaccurate Hymn Pairings from Classical Selections
The text lists mixed musical pieces claiming national anthems and hymns across different eras. It misattributes Haynes Bayly and Mozart works to national anthems and church anthems, suggesting incorrect pairings and contexts for songs like We Don’t Want to Fight and So Miss Myrtle Is Going to Marry.
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Haynes Baylys
Lady Dufferin
Myrtle
Good Trees to Raise for Farm Uses and Timber Value
The article surveys tree planting in the western prairie, noting many plant cottonwood, white maple, and catalpa for shade and fuel while neglecting oaks. It praises beech, hornbeam, and alder as underused but valuable, detailing their hardiness, fuel quality, and suitability for fences, posts, and farming needs.
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Prairie
England
Austria
Missouri
Great Britain
Lake Michigan
Canada
Drowning Dangers for Good Swimmers From Board Disasters
A swimming professor warns that skilled swimmers often drown when escaping sinking or burning vessels. Cold water and hurry cause cramps. advice favors floating aids, slow initial swimming, and leaving the crowd to avoid chaos. He stresses remain until many are in water, then jump safely.
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Mail and Express
Keystone Clothing Ad Promises Suit Deals At $3.75
A newspaper ad notes a $3.75 price to buy a fancy worsted or diagonal suit for men at the Keystone Clothing Company. The brief item highlights affordable menswear in a local storefront.
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Keystone Clothing Company
The Path for Boys Into Work and the Need for Skill
A long critique from Scientific American on choosing a vocation. It argues that many college graduates fail to find useful work, while the labor market lacks skilled hands. It urges practical, hands on training, endorsing the mechanic arts and sustained effort as paths to independence and high achievement.
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England
Industries
Scientific American
Brooklyn Blind Men Self Supporting and Busy
A group of under one hundred blind men in Brooklyn live independently, work in trades or run businesses, with piano tuning as a favored pursuit. Most are married with families, and they aid each other in need. One is worth $100,000, about a dozen others are worth $50,000.
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Brooklyn
Parker's Hair Balsam Praised By St Louis Reader
Mr J S Burdick of St Louis testifies that Parker's Hair Balsam restored his thinning hair to a brown color and soft condition like his youth, noting most hair preparations fail while this product is an exception.
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Mr. J. S. Burdick
St. Louis
Parker
Postal Cards and Society Snippets Go Round
A collage of witticisms and anecdotes from high and low society. Jokes about law, embezzlement tales, a mirror thief, a newspaper on Mount Washington, cord wood subscriptions, seed wheat for Texas drought victims, playful barbs about marriage under a Pak tree, and assorted home spun quips. The public schools employ over 300,000 teachers earning about $62 million yearly.
Autumn number features lacework plates and new fiction
Godey’s Lady’s Book October showcases autumn fashion plates, a frontispiece, and colored and black-work designs. It highlights stories by Marian C. L. Reeves Elizabeth Phipps Train and Er. V. Talbot, plus finishing pieces. Peterson’s Magazine October offers a steel engraving “Consider the Lilies,” patterns, and strong original stories including Benedict’s Marian’s Fashionable Friends and Bontelle’s Minette.
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L. A. Corry
Peterson’s Magazine
Peterson
Frank Lee Benedict
Marian
Fashion Notes for October from Godey’s Lady’s Book
Fashion notes describe Japanese and East Indian influences in dress and accessories. Royal red note paper is out of taste, while golden mushroom bangles on gold wire bracelets are in style. Autumn browns shade to yellow, with geranium red, Ophelia purple, and almond green popular. Velvet bodices, watered silk, camel’s hair, crocheted silk skirts over contrasting sarah, and long overdresses with buttons or passementerie trim are noted. English and Colonial furniture from 150 years ago is in vogue.
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Sarah
Boom in Assemblies noted in October Chautauquan
The Chautauquan for October reports a boom in Assemblies this year with thirty-two sessions last summer and twenty five Recognition Day services of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle. Readers from twenty four states attended including Florida Texas California Washington Territory and Maine.
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Chautauquan
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Florida
Texas
California
Washington Territory
Maine
Boots and tonics advertised for sale in local paper
A local ad touts quality boots and shoes for all customers from C. P. Norruropr and Ws. Spinner's at 234 Diamond Block. It also promotes Parker's Tonic as a blood purifier that rebuilds health and treats liver and kidney ailments.
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C. P. Norruropr
Original Vegetable Hair Growth Compound Promises Success
A standalone advertisement claims a unique scientific vegetable preparation to restore hair and moustache growth. It stresses safety and certainty with rapid demand and urges readers to request a circular from Tropical Spray Co., Fredonia, New York, noting L. G. Noyes, Druggist in Warren, Pennsylvania, as a seller.
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Tropical Spray Co
Fredonia
N. Y
L. G. Noyes
Warren, Pa
Warren Union schedules meetings and officers
Temperance Corner notes that regular Warren Union meetings stay on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays each month with a special meeting on the 5th Thursday, September 30. Local superintendents include Mrs. I. S. Alden for Temperance Literature and several others for Evangelistic work, Sabbath Observance, Mothers, Foreigners, Legislative duties, with more to be announced.
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Warren Union
I. S. Alden
A. M. Horton
D. [. Ball
E. G. Wood
T.S. Messner
S. P. Johnson
Co. Convention to Convene in Tidioute Addressed by Major Hilton
The Co. Convention will be in Tidioute on October 5 and 6 with Major Geo. Hilton to speak at the evening session. Each Union should send delegates and Tidioute’s hospitable ladies expect many visitors alongside the delegates.
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Tidioute
Geo. Hilton
Resolutions on the death of Mrs. 8 P Allen
At a regular meeting of the W C T U of Russell resolutions mourn the loss of Sister Allen an earnest worker and true friend We extend heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends The resolutions will be recorded and sent to the Temperance Column of the War rEN Mart for publication Committee members named Mrs W K Johnson Mrs A V Jones Mrs KE D Jonson
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Russell
8. P. Allen
Sister Allen
Warren Mart
W. K. Johnson
A. V. Jones
KE. D. Jonson
Annual Meeting of Clarendon Union Elects Officers
By invitation a few ladies from the Warren and North Warren Unions visited Clarendon Union on the 22d for its annual meeting. With the President absent, a Vice President presided. Officers elected: President Mrs Dower. Vice Presidents Mrs Thompson, Mrs Monroe. Cor Sec Mrs T W Arrowsmith. Rec Sec Mrs Scott.
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Warren
North Warren
Clarendon Union
Dower
Thompson
Monroe
T. W. Arrowsmith
Scott
Atlanta gains claimed from prohibition debate in The Christian Union
The Christian Union outlines a responsible investigation quoted from the Atlanta Constitution showing Atlanta's trade and population metrics improving despite prohibition. Freight and wholesale merchants report growth, empty storefronts shrink, and vacant properties convert to other uses. Real estate values hold, schools see more applicants, and observers contrast Atlanta with major cities to argue gains against liquor influence.
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Christian Union
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Knights of Labor
Paul Jones
New York
Tweed
Jacline
Squire
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Ireland
Furniture Store Opens With Low Prices and Full Stock
Peter Greenland announces a newly renovated store next to the Episcopal Church offering complete furniture stock and the lowest prices, inviting all customers to come and see.
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Peter Greenland
Episcopal Church
Old Captain Blames Ailanthus Pollen for Arthur Run Down
An elderly sea captain repeats the claim that the ailanthus tree pollen poisoned Arthur and caused his running down in New York. He asserts the rows of trees near the ex-president's residence were to blame.
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Arthur
New York
Ely's Cream Balm Offers Radical Cures for Catarrh
The article argues nasal disease remedies must be non irritating and rejects douches snuffs powders syringes as harmful. It claims Ely's Cream Balm provides radical and permanent relief for catarrh based on many patient testimonials.
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Ely
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Warren Mail
EK. Cowan & CO
E. Cowan
N. Yates
A Cc. Mcalpine, Es
Merck’s
L. R. Freeman, Ww. G
Trunkey
Ee & Trunkey
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
Hickory Street
Manvyille’s
John Lauffer
J H, Sandstrom
C'Igswell & Titus
Oneida
Warver House
C. W. King
Proprietress
Geo. H. Leonhart
Frank Metzgar
W. A. Greaves
Fopitus
Walsh
P.O
Italy
Richard B. Stewart
Rick
Beaty Block
H. Higgins
Samuel T. Neill
Ofice
Crawford, Forest
Venango
LH. J. Muse
Attorney AT Law
Johnson's Exchange
Dinsmoor & Cable
Jas
CABLE
B* LL & Thompson
D. I. Ball
Notary Public
WM. Schnur
Crown & Stone
First National Bank
H. E. Brown
R. Brown
DC. W. Stone
Story
P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. C, Parmleer
Citizens National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Henry
Geo. N. Parmleer
David L. Gerould
Capital
M. Waters
F. Henry
H. A. Jamieson
S. V. Davis
W.D. Brown
Geo
N. Parmlee
A. T. Scofield
United States
H.s.'thomas
Wood & Thomas
COAL
Liberty
Local Directory
Warren County Agricultural Association
Board OF Trade
Railroad Guide
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
Eastern Standard West
Shef
Oil Express
Erie Mail
Buffalo
R. R
Eastern Standard
Dunkirk, Allegheny
Val
Pittsb’y R. R
Ni Express
Ma Express
Warren P
L. M. Boyer
N. G. Johnson
Father de la Roque
Father Berbigier
J. K. Ronne
Merchant Tailor
Dr. Johnson
Johnson
Tom
Harry
Sergt. Long
Stairs
Prof. Sullivan
Our
Mount Washington
Breuth
Mary
Charlotte
Charlie
Smith
Literary
Godey
Temperance Corner
The
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