Warren Jamestown line fare hike approved by PSC
Public Service Commission authorized fare increases for the Warren Jamestown Street Railway, with a 2 1/2 cent rise per mile to three cents across 14 zones, seven in New York and seven in Pennsylvania. New rates include five cent per zone for certain tickets, and differ for individual and school children. The commission cited a revenue decline over six years, projecting about 20 percent higher operating revenue, estimated at 25 246 dollars on a 500 thousand dollar investment, despite passengers dropping from 753 605 in 1920 to 419 937 in 1927 and both passenger and freight revenue falling over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren- Jamestown
Public Service Commission
Commission
New York State
New York
Pennsylvania
Medical care of Warren County indigents discussed
County Commissioners and Warren General Hospital board members debated how funds are spent on indigent medical care at the Warren County Medical Society meeting at the Conewango club. They noted little is spent on the insane and that about $60,000 yearly goes to the poor, much of it via hospital or outside care, with doctors often volunteering for charity patients. Dr Frantz will attend the Philadelphia Safety Congress to study safety methods in schools roads and industries, returning Friday morning.
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E. C. Stewtert
Mike Brady
Mae Olney
Atmney Peter Nelson
George Leavy
G. J.frantz
Otis Brown
Warren General Hospital Board
Warron County Medical Society
Warren County
Medical Society
Conewango Club
General Hospital
Congo
Drs. Shortt
Schuler
Smith
Ver Milyea
Frantz
C. J. Frantz
Eighth Ward
Warren
Philadelphia
Spring display at Woodnell Shoppe in Youngaville
Invites readers to inspect a new line of trimmed hats and wash frocks in a spring display at Woodnell Shoppe, successor to Mrs C B Mead. Event dated Wednesday March 21. Local shoppers urged to visit and view latest fashions.
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Youngaville
Ednesday
Woodnell
C. B. Mead
Saintly variety of events in Warren this week
Local page reports a mix of arts, culture, and public notices. Highlights include rehearsals for the Enright of Columbus minstrel show at St. Joseph's hall on April 9 and 10, Henry Clancy arriving to perform at the Presbyterian church, and Danish Brotherhood speaker Julius Anderson addressing Jamestown crowds. Spare items note Elks meetings, street crews clearing ice, a building permit for the Samuel Peterson Estate, and a citizen ceremony for John Morgoch. Weather outlook calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hall
Julius Anderson
St. Louis
Danish Brotherhood ofAmerica
S. B
A. Hall
Jamestown
Anderson
Samuel Peterson
Daugherty
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
Carver Street
C. A. Olson
John Anderson
Warren
Atora
Clancy
Henry Clancy
New York City
Presbyterian Church
Carver Hotel
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Elsie Siorelle
Radio program spotlights Reinald Werrenrath’s concert
Sunday evening Atwater-Kent hour brings baritone Reinald Werrenrath to radio with songs and arias including the Credo from Verdi Otello. He previously appeared in Warren at the First Presbyterian church in a concert. SEEK MISSING BOY Police appeal assists in search for 15 year old Wilson James Hards, last seen March 9 at home in Buffalo. Relief funds: Pennsylvania Railroad Voluntary Relief Department reports 1927 benefits paid totaling 4,635,284.89 to employees and families.
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Atwater-Kent
America
Reinald Werrenrath
Werrenrath
Warren
First Presbyterian Church
Doat Street
Buffalo
Wilson James Hards
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Voluntary Relief Department
Grange Radio Program Tonight on WPSC in Warren
A series of monthly Grange programs airs tonight over station WPSC at 6 20 PM. State Grange Master E B Dorsett discusses rural men and women he met in Grange activities. Speakers include Tom W Crittenden of Coudersport and Miss Margaret Garey of State College. Student Grangers provide entertainment numbers.
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Grange
WPSC
Pennsylvania State Grange
Warren
E. B. Dorsett
Tom W. Crittenden
Coudersport
Margaret Garey
State College
Woodland thinning at Warren State Hospital woodlot cut
Five hundred acres owned by Warren State Hospital were thinned this winter under a forest improvement program led by County Agent O C Tritt with forest extension directors from State College. Warren county farmers also took part on their farms during the winter, the dispatch stated. Assistant Editor Misa Margaret M Mercer of Renovo was elected assistant woman’s department editor of the Penn State Collegian, semi monthly publication of Pennsylvania State College.
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Warren State Hospital
O. C. Tritt
State College
Warren County
Misa Margaret M. Mercer
Renovo
Penn State Collegian
Pennsylvania State College
Philadelphia Safety Congress to feature state officials
Two Pennsylvania officials familiar to Tribune readers will speak at the safety congress in Philadelphia over Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Dr John A H Keith superintendent of public instruction and Dr Theodore B Appel superintendent of health will headline the program. Dr Keith spoke at a recent services clubs luncheon in Warren and Dr Appel's health letters appear regularly in the Tribune.
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Safety Congress
the Tribune
Philadelphia
John A. H. Keith
Pennsylvania
Theodore B. Appel
Department of Health
Keith
Services Clubs
Warren
Appel
The
Tribune
Deaths and Funerals: Martinson Lundgren Haupin Lindell
Funeral services are listed for Andrew Martinson who died at Warren General Hospital with services at his sister’s Sheffield home. Interment in Sheffield cemetery. Also listed are R. H. Duck who died at Johns Hopkins and four sons and a daughter as survivors. Mrs. Charles K. Haupin died at Corry with services from her home. Andrew J. Lindell’s services held at Bayer parlors with interment in Foster cemetery.
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Andrew Martinson
Warren General Hospital
E. H. Duck
R. H. Duck
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Hyattville
Duck
Fred Trex
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Fred
Bradford
Henry
Cleveland
William
Bane
Robert
Washington
Julia Reidel
Hyattsville, Md
Charles K. Haupin
Corry
Andrew J. Lindell
Altham
Bayer
Foster
Lander
Funeral held for Zachary Taylor Weaver at Clarendon home
The remains of Zachary Taylor Weaver were brought from the Clarendon home where funeral services were conducted Monday evening at 7:30 by Rev. G. T. McDowell. Interment followed Tuesday morning at Pleasantville. Pallbearers included R. D. Rawson, C. L. McNett, Gilbert Nelson, J. B. Meloy, L. B. Jonas, and H. P. Ridersperger.
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Zachary Taylor Weaver
Clarendon
East Side Service Station Fictitious Name Filing
Sarah A. Giltinan filed a fictitious name to operate as East Side Service Station located at 1210 Pennsylvania Avenue East. The petition was filed with Prothonotary Whiling.
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Sarah A. Giltinan
East Side
Pennsylvania Avenue East
Tax Payers and Marines in Election Time
The piece reflects on income tax payers as essential to civilization and notes Congress members’ mixed reaction to Berger. It reports deployment of over a thousand Marines to Nicaragua and three thousand five hundred Devil Dogs to supervise Nicaragua’s polls. It also mentions Kansas farmers firing blank shells to deter wild ducks amid marshland patrols.
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Nicaragua
Eilingwood
Kansas
National Cash Register sale ad item with Mead listing
Classified notice from Mead, Youngsville Pa dated 3 20 26 advertising a National Cash Register in nearly new fine condition. Mentions 9 clerks keys 9 keys charge and cash received on account and paid out. Indicates registers priced from 1 to 99 dollars and promotes quick electric operation.
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National Cash Register
Mead
Youngsville
Buy Trees for Highway Beautification by Woman's Club
The Community Service Department of the Woman's Club will purchase 176 Elm trees five to seven feet tall to beautify the Roosevelt Highway. The motion was approved at the department meeting on Monday afternoon.
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Community Service Department
The
Woman's Club
Roosevelt Highway
Smithport Mayor Brasted visits Warren and other dignitaries
Mayor here D. M. Brasted of Smethport and H. H. Redfield of Smithport joined business visitors in Warren today. Also seen were C. L. and F. von Tackey of Titusville, among others.
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D. M. Brasted
H. H. Redfield
Smithport
Warren
Mr. Brasted
Smethport
C. L. and
F. von Tackey
Titusville
Consumption Terror and Tuberculosis Misunderstanding
The article argues that tuberculosis is mischaracterized as contagious like acute diseases. It explains the distinction between infection and disease, noting the harmful effects of the so called consumption terror on poor consumptives who are unjustly shunned and mistreated.
Consumption terror harms tuberculous patients and public health
Edward Q. Otis argues that fear of tuberculosis in communities blocks sanatorium creation and humane care. He cites Goerbersdorf and Faulkenstein to show lower mortality with proper sanitation. The piece condemns stigma, urges proper sputum disposal, and calls for active public opposition to the “consumption terror.”
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Goerbersdorf
Faulkenstein
Borhood
Edward Q. Otis
Spring display at Youngsville at Woodnesk Hat Shoppe
A spring style display at Youngsville showcases trimmed hats for women and new wash frocks. The event is scheduled for Wednesday March 21 at Woodnesk Hat Shoppe, successor to Mr S Mead.
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Youngsville
Woodnesk
Mr¢. S. Mead
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Warren High School
Robert Gaffner
Richard Rovers
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Tyronville
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Centerville
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A. W. Eaton
Men's Brotherhood
Harold Stoddard
First Lutheran Church
M. Miller
C. 8. Anderson
W. J. Shaughnessy
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Sing Sing
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