Meadville to end trolley service by Sept 5
Northwestern Electric Se rvice Company announced Meadville will replace trolley cars with motor buses by September 5 after the Public Service Commission granted abandonment of street car lines in the county seat. Only trunk lines between Erie and Harmonsburg remain in operation through the city.
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Under-insurance Weakens Protection Against Loss
The passage warns that under-insurance reveals carelessness or misunderstanding of property values and insurance needs. It highlights the financial risk and frames under-insurance as a weak spot in safeguarding assets, urging readers to verify whether they are fully insured or only partially protected.
State highways issues safety bulletins in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Department of Highways launched safety bulletins to reduce traffic accidents. James L. Stuart notes both pedestrians and motorists share responsibility, urging parents to guide children away from dangerous practices. The bulletin emphasizes highway safety requires continual study and attention.
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Thirty Lose Licenses From State Highway Revocations
The state department of highways announced that thirty automobile operators lost their operator's permits during the week ending August 18. One operator was blacklisted. Reckless driving led to ten revocations. Nine permits were revoked for driving while intoxicated.
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Warren County Ex-Servicemen's Civic Club Adopts Constitution
The Warren County Ex-Servicemen's Civic Club met in the Legion rooms and adopted its constitution. It decided not to incorporate now and planned to enroll all ex servicemen. A parking shortage was discussed with a committee tasked to propose methods to involve authorities. Suggested sites included the island at Market Street and the area around Central School. The meeting adjourned to next Monday evening.
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Electric Heating Conference at Penn State College
The first industrial electrical heating conference at Penn State College drew about 60 industry attendees. Prof. J O Keller announced the bulletin distributing conference papers on electric furnaces, annealing, core baking, and enameling. The bulletin covers cost to publish. Johnsonburg railroad gains authorization to abandon 18 miles in Elk and McKean counties.
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Deaths and Funerals in Warren Area
Joseph F Gotto of 106 North Carter Street a Warren wholesale merchant for 32 years died at home at 4 30 this morning funeral to be announced later survived by widow son Stephen and four sisters born in Sicily on September 26 1866 Silas L Derby of Little Valley NY formerly of Warren died at home Monday at 2 50 after nine weeks illness age 76 survived by widow two sons Charles and Edward R daughter Agnes Himebauch eight grandchildren one great grandchild funeral August 25 at 2 from United Brethren church Frewsburg interment Frewsburg cemetery Dr Julia Ballou died at her daughter Mrs GC Arthur Parsons 26 Connecticut Avenue funeral 2 pm tomorrow at Youngberg Jamestown committal Lakewood cemetery Mrs Rilla L Hartley funeral at Yongsville 1 pm today committal Wrightsville Cemetery Mrs Alice Blood Fox died at home Russell last night funeral 3 pm today committal Pine Grove Cemetery Carl Henry Hokanson died at Pittsfield Sunday age 82 born Sweden March 20 1843 married Christiana Nelson December 26 1874 lived Pittsfield survived by wife three daughters Myrtle Cratty Oscar Hammer Minnie Hokanson and son J H Hokanson funeral Wednesday 2 pm at home conducted by Rev Carl Jacobson Riverside Cemetery Pittsfield John Thompson died at home West Main Street Monday at 5 30 pm after five months illness age 62 survived by wife four sons and three daughters funeral likely Wednesday morning.
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Maryette Ricker dies at 83 in Sugar Grove
Mrs. Maryette Ricker died at her Sugar Grove home Monday afternoon at 3 30 after a long illness. Aged 83 years 9 months 11 days she is survived by two sons E A Ricker Springvale Ark and H J Ricker Shreveport La a daughter Josephine at home a brother Wm Morse Ashville NY two sisters Mrs Lucy Greenman Findley Lake NY and Mrs Jennie Tabor Pasadena CA nine grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a devoted member of the Presbyterian church of Sugar Grove.
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Body of former Garland citizen buried Thursday
The body of Mr. Holman of Minneapolis, who married Garland girl Miss Florence Bonner, was brought to Garland for burial Thursday. Rev. Doolittle officiated with interment in the Presbyterian cemetery. Mrs. Florence Holman and relatives attended from out of town, including Ward Bonner from Albany and daughters from Erie Day.
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Beautiful Belles and Bugles at County Fair
The Columbia theatre in Warren previews a lively act as Beautiful Belles will perform at the county fair. Thirty five all-female musicians will entertain at the American Legion tent with meals, local food vendors, and a low price for home cooking.
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