Farewell party honors Coulter family moving to Cos t onia
Mr and Mrs C C Coulter and many friends gathered Tuesday evening for a farewell party at their home before their move to Costonia on Thursday The gathering featured music frames and refreshments served by the ladies Also noted are local visits illness at home a school social and several moving notices and local events including a warehouse sale and pomona grange reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Coulter
Costonta
Martin Coale
Odus Crawford
Fammy
George Gould
Lena
Wilda George
Josie Coale
Dundee
Gertie McConnell
Ekey
Miss Strobeel
Elmer Reicher
New Alexandria
George Sprouse
Wesley Ekey
C. IC. Coulter
Coulter
Frank Mayo
Bert McConnell
C. Coulter
Costonia
William George
Steubenville
William Linton
John Hook
Nellie Agin Finnie
Wheeling
Wim. Linton
Frank Linton
Bloomfield Community Notes and Meetings Update
The Womans Auxiliary to Camp 55 schedules a regular meeting for Wednesday April 14 with full attendance urged. Dance planned for Thursday April 8 at the own hall with Cadiz orchestra. Local residents share visits, illness, travel, and social events including condolences for Homer Kirkpatrick, and a Florida winter retreat followed by a Sebring visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Camp
Local families host relatives and move plans this week
Mrs M T Ingler and daughter Nannie from George's Run join parents Mr and Mrs C H Polen for a Sunday visit. Karl Winings from Weirton visits with J R Winings and Mrs J R Winings. Harry Barker of Steubenville visits with Mrs D M Burrier from Saturday to Monday. Park Miller visits Toronto friends over Sunday. Martha Long stays with cousin Lena Burrier. Ira Manbeck family moves into new property. Garrett Arns visits Wheeling. Mrs W D Galbraith from Canton and son Donald spend Easter with Anna Galbraith. Harry Miller and family move from Amsterdam into Rosa Henderson property this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germano
M. T. Ingler
Nannie
George’s Run
Harold
Sadie Polen
Unionport
C. H. Polen
Karl Winings
Weirton
J. R. Winings
Harry Barker
Steubenville
D. M. Burrier
Park Miller
Toronto
Martha Long
Jewett
Bergholz Community News Notes Gratitude and School Events
Mrs J E George returns home from Lakeside Hospital amid thanks and church progress. United Presbyterian meetings led by Rev McCall with Rev Snodgrass sick. Pie social by high school nets 42.65 from 3.25 pies. Big school entertainment praised. Senior play on 12th, lower grades exhibit on 16th, baccalaureate near end of term. Parents invited to visit schools. Young People’s meetings grow. Yellow Creek fishing mostly bass, visitors listed. College students depart for term. Milinary and spring hats not favored today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
J. E. George
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
United Presbyterian Church
Rv. McCall
Scroggsfield
Snodgrass
Salineville
H. Kelney
Marshall Hall
Yellow Creek
Helen Hudson
Minerva
J. C. Young
Warren
Walker George
Murray
Toronto
RAXLAND Presbyterian Church Sabbath Communion Services
Communion services will be observed at the Presbyterian church this Sabbath with special ordinances and attendance expected from the congregation and visitors alike. The service schedule includes morning and evening offerings and a pastoral call to prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raxland
Presbyterian Church
Farlsmith's daughter celebrated as a girl
East Springfield reports a baby girl named Madeline born to Mr. and Mrs. William Wilson who christened the infant. Several local residents share visits, church plans, and social calls from Steubenville shoppers to Easter gatherings.
Easter Services and Local Social Notes in Steubenville Area
McIntyre Mrs Jennie Christian visited Steubenville with Mrs Jessie Christian and stayed with Mrs Lula Green of Mingo. Easter services were well attended. Rev F G Smith preached after visiting Rev J W Christian. Mrs R M West hosted her daughter Mrs Frank Smith of Smithfield. Other visits include Mrs Mary Bell Smith with Mrs Dwisy Atkina and Rev J W Christian with M W Toney. Duck eggs offered by D O Linear at one dollar for thirteen. Virgil Linear convalescing. numerous local calls among Adking, Davis, Toney, and Freeman families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwisy Atkina
J. W. Christian
M. W. Toney
D. O. Linear
R. M. West
James Adking
Virgil Linear
Charlie Davis
Ira Toney
Weems
Joe Smith
Smithfield
W. Smith
Ethel Freeman
Wheeling
G. W. Freeman
Freddie
Edward Smith
Chicken supper to aid church project in Springfield
The M. H. B. church ladies host a chicken supper this Saturday evening in the church from 5 to 8 oclock. Plates are 50 cents. Ernest Weals a Mt. Union College student visited relatives last week and returns to duties on Monday. Mr and Mrs Earl Smith welcome a daughter born Easter morning. Mrs S R Kerr and Mrs Crane ford shopped at the county seat Wednesday. John Kirkpatrick and family attended the funeral of Mrs Homer Kirkpatrick near Mt Hope on Tuesday. E E Davidson and wife attended the Jefferson county Pomona Grange at Bloomfield on Saturday. Mrs Anna Shepherd widow of the late Simon Shepherd died Tuesday at her East Springfield home. Funeral Friday at 11 a.m. at the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ingram
Harold
Cadiz
Ernest Weals
Mt. Union College
Uriah Slates
W. S. Porter
Mildred Peterson
Hattie Allensworth
Wells High School
Steubenville
Foster
M. E. Church
J. J. Tipton
Mia
W. J. Heimbaugt
North Lima
Adella Moore
W. G. Blackburn
W. L. Tipton
Ch. R. Read
Reed
Homer Kirk- Patrick
Bloomingdale RD
Hobart Merryman
Ada Merryman
Mingo Junction R. D
W. M. Hyndman
New Alexandria
L. R. Crabb
A. P. Rose
J. B. Francis
P. N. Minner
P. H. Henderson
Paul Taylor
Smithfield
Pomona
C. W. Burris
Florida
Fred Burris
Sebring
East Springfield
Farlsmith
M. FE
Vincent Hanlin
Billy
W. C. Burchfield
Werr
Cora Wirkpatrick
Harold Carrell
BEAST
Craneford
John Kirkpatrick
Homer Kirkpatrick
Mt. Hope
E. E. Davidson
Jefferson County
Pomona Grange
Bloomfield
Anna Shepherd
Simon Shepherd
At & P.m
Shepherd
Sha Ig
Kirk
Cleveland
John
Will
M. E
Obituary Narcissa Latimer 76 Year Brooke County Native
Narcissa Cariens Latimer widow of John H. Latimer died March 30, 1920 at daughter Mrs. Della Hunter’s home. Born April 1, 1844 in Brooke County she lived 76 years as a devoted mother with four daughters and two sons, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A longtime member of St John’s Episcopal Church, funeral held at Mrs. Hunter’s home conducted by the Rev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narcissa Cariens Latimer
Narecissa Cariens
John H. Latimer
Della Hunter
Christain
Elliot
Sarah Snyder Carlens
Brooke County
May Donovan
ColHer
W. Va
Adah Dungan
Funeral Service and Burial at St. Pauls Steubenville
The Episcopal service at St. Pauls church Steubenville was observed by pallbearers John Latimer Delbert Latimer Floyd Hunter J Crawford McMaster J Frank Sharp and Roy Elson. Interment followed at St Johns cemetery where the deceased rests beneath flowers awaiting the Recollection monument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Steubenville
John Latimer
Delbert Latimer
Floyd Hunter
J. Crawford McMaster
J. Frank Sharp
Roy Elson
St. John’s Cemetery
Monu
Death of James R Blackburn in Bloomfield April 6 1920
James R Blackburn a long time county resident died at his Bloomfield home on Tuesday April 6 1920 at 12 noon after five years of illness aged 77. He was born Feb 21 1848 on the family farm, married Martha Cope and leaves two children Howard Blackburn and Mrs J W Burrias, plus three brothers and two sisters. He was a Presbyterian and highly regarded in the community. Funeral at his late home Friday at one, interment in Bloomfield. The issue also includes a statement of ownership for the Steubenville Herald-Star with Charles D. Simeral as business manager and editor, listing local owners and stockholders in Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Blackburn
Wayne Town
Edna Burris
Steubenville
Howard
H. R. Crabb
Gen. Mather
J. W. Trimmer
B. Read
Dr. Lyle
Jessie Marryman
Ross Owens
Elle Planta
J. N. Parks
J. C. Hamilton
C. W. Cookson
J. R. Hervey
C. Ward
W. C. Hoobier
J. J. Tipton
Lewis Carmen
C. H. Trimmer
Ralph Marker
Dello Gilkinson
Reeds Mills
Frank Carnahan
Burchfield Sisters
Pomona Grange
Grange
Harry M. Carpenter
Auaitor Sherman Fioyd
Mr. Sapp
Knoxville
Jane E. Burris
Smithfield
Mary George
Wintersville
Alta Dodds
Fernwood
Mebel Gibson
New Alexandria
Ratsenberger
Unionport
Bloomfield Grangs
The
Fink
Audrey
Lyle Tipton
J. B. Fulton
Non Paul
G. L. Tiptons
Paul Fulton
G. L
Clyde F. Tipton
John Burris
J. R. Blackburn
Prof
George
Mt. Moriah
Gans
M. B. Church
BE. R. Reed
Charles Ward
Soto
Cyrus Rickey
Editth
Charles Mather
Joseph Brabston
Thia Life
Alleria Cable
Thia
Union
E. J. Brobston
Fairplay
Ohio
Ray Martin
Vivien
Cadiz
Margaret Hammond
J. W. Ferguson
Harry
Bridgeville
Joan Rutledge
Bloomfield
Blackburn
Samuel
Rachel Blackburn
Martha Cope
David Cops
J. C. Cope
Howard Blackburn
J. W. Burrias
Anthony
Gadizo Levi
Jewett
J. W. Blackburn
Herald-Star
State of Ohio
County of_ Jefferson
Charlies D. Simeral
Steubenville Herald
Gally
the Herald Printing Co
Charlies D
Simeral
Managin
Charles D
Steubenvill Ohio
Charles D. Simeral
O. H
Bristol
W. McD. Miller
G. G. McCracken
Cope
Carl Smith
H. E. Brackine
John A. Manefield
Brecker
Mrs Annie DieClare Shepherd Rests at 86 in East Springfield
Mrs Annie DieClare Shepherd, longtime East Springfield resident, died peacefully at home on Tuesday April 6 1926 at age 86 after a long illness. She was active in church work and helping neighbors. Survived by children Kirk C Shepherd of Cleveland William Maude and John at home and siblings Elizabeth McClave Mary McClave John McClave and George McClave. Funeral at her East Springfield home Friday at 11 with burial in East Springfield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie DieClare Shepherd
East Springfeld
M, HZ
Kirk C. Shepherd
Cleveland
William
Maude
John
Elizabeth Shepherd
Horton
Kan
Mary
John K. McClave
Breabenville
George McClave
Herington
East Springfield
East Liverpool Faces 1920 Census Shortfall
Supervisor notes East Liverpool may face a painful census surprise when 1920 statistics are released. He recalls recent citywide checks, warning residents that if figures fall short, citizens have only themselves to blame. He asserts they conducted thorough city canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Ciy
Liverpool
Daylight Tension in Company Loss Debate
A contentious discussion centered on daylight hours as a principal point, with arguments highlighting the company’s financial losses and impact on operations. Key figures weighed risks, costs, and potential reforms. The meeting considered policy shifts to mitigate ongoing deficits.
Public sale notice in Jefferson County Ohio lands and mining equipment
Public auction scheduled for May 10 1920 at 1 PM at Steubenville Court House front entrance Jefferson County Ohio. The sale includes part of the Northwest Quarter Section 3 Springfield Township 103 acres more or less with coal lease rights and extensive mining equipment and fixtures from the Kendall Coal Mining Company under court order. Total bid amount cited 320000.09 with cash terms and registrar T Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saly
Court of Common Preas
Jefferson County
Ohio
Kendall Coal Mining Company
James A. Strabley
Bridget Strabley
Lefendanta
Court of Common Pleas
Steubenville
Jefferson
Spring4ald
Martin Taylor
Pheha Taylor
Scott Allen
James Champion
Henry Wasamer
A. J. Anderson
Jeands
Rabbitt Heirs
Hange 4
Stourvenville Land District
Henry D. Bkynon
Gale
State of Ohio
Henry D. Eynon
D. BE. Kane
State of
Jeffry
Morgan-Gardner
T. Baker
Jaffereon County
City to act quickly as hearing extended to April 9
A local official said the operation had run at a loss and funds for improvement were not secured. The hearing was extended to April 9, and the city must decide soon on whether to proceed with action.
Probate Court Notice of April 20 1920 Accounts Heard
Proceedings in Jefferson County Probate Court list numerous final and sixth accounts for guardians administrators and executors including Wolpert Rich ards Saggis Mansfield Banks Miner Douds Di Antonio Manafield Sarrett Young Gruber Mayo Gruber Gruber Krumerac McCarty Vaunka Conroy Shary Adrian Daniels and others Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by the hearing date April 20 1920 Judge John G Belenap April 1920 weekly notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Frank A. Wolpert
Mary Hazencomb
Edward D. Richards
Hannah Jane Buchanan
Giuseppe Saggis
Carmela Pata Baggio
John A. Mansfield
Loulan R. Laston
James F. Sarrett
Samuel S. Sarratt
Filizabeth F. Young
John C. Young
D. M. Gruber
Isabella M. Gruber
Robert Mayo
Adda Mayo
George V W. Gruber
National Exchange Bank of
Steubbenville
Ohio
Edward Nicholson
Gissla Krumerac
John Krumerac
Hugh D. McCarty
Earl McCarty
George Valunka
Mike Fonoz
Finnt
George Vaunka
Lizzie Fonoz
Finkel
Harry 8. Conroy
Viliam McAdams
Jennie FF. Steans
Edward Connors
Ann Connora
Alex B. Shary
Alicia Hamilton
IL. W. Adrian
Jane Hamilton
Susannah Daniels
Thomas Mw. Daniels
John G. Belenap
Baprilét Weekly
For Sale Classified Fragments From Stillwell Stillwell and Rayland
For sale items include a brick property sale with plans for bank or office use and multiple horses and livestock advertisements. Listings mention matched horses and aged animals, with prices and details on pedigree and job readiness. Also notes a special price on a new house and small village listings near Stillwell Rayland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreas National Exchange
Benville
Ova Stillwell
Rayland
O.lapritw
Reward Offered for Arrest of Burglars in Waggoner Home
A reward of $50 is offered by William P. Waggoner of Salem township Jefferson county Ohio for the arrest and conviction of those breaking and entering his tene ment dwelling. Dated Steubenville Ohio April 1929. Sapr-2tw Wanted Man with team or auto who can give bond to rel 137 Watkins home and farm products Bilge gest concern of kind in world. 31506 10 $5000 yearly income Territory i this county open Write today J. wh Watkins Co Dept 112 Winant Minn Sapr-4tw GEORGE HULCROFT ANNOUNCES himself as candidate for Sheriff subject to the decision of the ne can primaries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Waggoner
Salem Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Steubenville
Rel
Watkins
J. Wh Watkins Co
Winant Minn
George Hulcroft
Ne Can
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N. B. Merryman
Nancy Parks
Ming Cassie Merryman
Hfe
T. H. Jones
Jacob Heisler
Annapolis
Porona
A. J. Plants
George J. Planta
Maude Armstrong
Merle K. Tipton
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Sabbath School
W. A. McNary
J. R. Wallace
B. J. Dye
Maude Frazier
Tins Hervey
Clyde Lengie
Charles Megrall
Will Hoobler
Elsie Planta
rMs
Ed.Blackburn
J. F. Varmillion
Maude Frasier
Uhrichsville
Mabel Gibson
Miss Ratzenberger
John B. Burris
D. L. Buchanan
Reading
Anna Holmes
Jos
Sapp
Knox
Vadal
Mr. Saunders
S. M. Floyd
H. M. Carpenter
S. S
Christian Endeavor Society
Fairyland
Lelia
Jessie Stewart
R. C. Stewart
L. BE. Hutchinson
Thomas Fratt
Warrenton
Lerkage
Cambridge
Philippine Islands
Thos. Pratt
Emma Neely
J. B. Neely
J. W. Hunter
Oklahoma
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Charles Miller
Kentucky
Wilford Casey
Brilliant
Grace Myers
Wellsburg
Clarence Walters
A. P. Rhodes
Thomas
Ray Everson
Martins Ferry
James
Oliver W. Lewis
Hopewell
Rosa Kiss
Emmet McDennett
Massillon
Mamie Clark
Olivia
J. W. Stringer
Leslie Barker
Toledo
J. D. Lupton
H. H. Penn
Jerusalem
Chloe Truax
Sherrodsville
Cleora Greenlee
Gary
Ind
Leroy Huntsman
Ray Bell
J. A. Williams
W. D. Hoge
Florence Hunter
Sallie Stringer
Henry Dickey
Bachalder
Lon Norris
Wilson
A. K. Bean
Sylvia Dickey
Martin's Ferry
Melvin Lewis
J. S. O'Neill, Jr
J. O. Tomlinson
C. E. Roberts
Thomas Pastors
Brillant
George Mitchell
Bellaire
Graham
Grace Wheeler
Pittsburg
Ivan Mauer
Robert MB. Large
J. O. Tomlingon
Miss Mary Church
Alice Leeper
Wo. Mcintosh
W. 8. Puncheon
Yille
Howard Cattrell
H. K. Allsberry
C. M. Beresford
Maxims
Earl Smith
Midred
Stella Walker
Hays
Spencer Walker
Miles Jones
William Galbraith
Gon
Conald
Wilfred McClave
Youngstown
J. C. McClave
Grange Tuersay
Lucas
Amsterdam
Harriet Carter
James B. Blackburn
Chas, D. Simbral
Carl A. Gescheider
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