Smallpox Reported in Piney Fork Railroad Camp
Jit news from Jefferson County area reports a smallpox case at a Piney Fork railroad camp. Notes mention people visiting Steubenville, Dillonvale, and Carrollton, plus local road train activity, school notices, and residents moving or marrying in Dillonvale and Harlem Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Fork
Batkhurat
Osannet
Dllonvale
Dillonvale
Fried
Saturnon
George Bhillott
Incomplete OCR Reads From Fernwood Paving Round Leg
Fragmentary text from a Fernwood paving item mentions Kent as driver and Cad iat of paving. The garbled lines include references to Powell and a dat of mash with rolled words. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernwood
Kent
Cadiat
Untitled fragment from local notice page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and numbers. readable bits include Vermillion and a few days referenced. Unable to determine clear event, date, or involved entities from provided text.
Winteroville Community Notes Apr 9
Rev Loyd will preach at the M B Church next Sabbath at 10 30 am. Dr Manchester will address the Epworth League at evening. Foreign Missionary Society bank offering service postponed due to weather. Mrs I C Foster returned home after visit with Circle Green relatives. Vesta Mansfield from Mt Union College ill with measles visiting family. Dessie Grimes back from Bloomfield visit. Miss Mary Pooler of Mingo guest of Miss Stella Loyd. Welday siblings visited. John Hardwick married Tillie Daley. neighbors extend congratulations. Ross Rhinehart’s family planning housekeeping. Mrs Rhinehart health improved. Scholars preparing for a musicale by Prof Witconi’s at Two Ridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winteroville
Loyd
M. B
Manchester
Epworth League
Women's Foreign Missionary Society Bank
I.C. Foster
Thureday
Circle Green
Vesta Mansfield
Mt. Union College
Dessie
Grimes
Bloomfields
Mary
Pooler
Mingo
Stella Loyd
Mes - Olle
Welday
Jonnie
John Hardwick
Tillie Daley
Blaine Graham
Swmlaoydlay
Ross Rhinehart
Easter Entertainment and Visits Across Warren Area
April 8 John Everson and family visited his mother in Olivers Me-8 parish. Attendees from the run included Horace Everson Fred Carey Leslie Hazlett Josiah McGrew Chalmers Heel Mingen Alma Hogs Jonaie McGrew Annie McGrew Bessie Haslett Nellia Haslett Clara McGrew Horace Everson George Crown. They spent Thursday evening with Misses Cary Ourddle Rup Ervey Fiverson of Brilliant. Mra Lizzie Boyla and daughter PMe shared Sunday evening with Mrs Wilburn Mrs Pauli McGrew and Molile By arson shopped in Bleubenvilla Saturday. Ian oreel Carpenter of Beech Flats visited sisters and returned home Friday evening. Mrs Bell Carpenter and Mrs Kate Hall spent Saturday with Mrs Brindley ob Rush. Ron Albert Beal, Frank Bee, ill, improving. Enny Linton was elected Supervisor of Balt Run. Good for old Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everson
Warren
Olivers
Horace
Everson
Fred
Carey
Leslie’ Hazlett
Josiah “McGrew
Chalmers
Heel
Mingen
Alma
Hogs
Jonaie’ McGrew
Annie
McGrew
Bessie Haslett
Nellia Haslett
Clara
George
Misses Carys
Ourddle
Beal
Frank Beewee
Enny Linton
Old Row
PRAVO April Election Fragment
A fragmented report notes local voting with names like Trane Jesse Bhyll and William 3 Meiers. It mentions Thomas Russell reelected Justice of the Peace and a Republican majority with two Democrats elected, plus various town notes on residents moving, blacksmith needs, and noisy roads amid a low turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pravo
Trane
Jesse Bhyll
William 3 Meiers
Someon
Huddie Boyd
Constable
R. B. Button
Thomas Russell
Johnston
Berghols
Mooretown
Myler
Eof Rosa
Pont Republic Cans
Ane Rosa
Cael Otei
Two Rivers Chronicle Missing Clear Details in Fragment
Fragmentary entry reports an elderly local man named John Garsuch dying after an apparent event at a church during Sabbath services. Incomplete lines mention a burial or memorial, with several garbled phrases obscuring specifics of location and participants.
Richmond Monthly Changes Bring Moves and Local Events
April brings numerous relocations in Richmond as residents move into new properties on Graham, Hart ford, Culp, Vorhes, and Main streets. Local notes include visits by Rev. John Scott, trips by Uhrichaville guests, a college society play soon at the town hall, a sale of household goods by Clair Grahams with Belgian hares, and the death of Mrs Marion King after a brief illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Dr. Hammond
F. B. Graham
Rose
Claift Graham
John Hammond
Hartford
Jessie Shane
Culp
Mertha Cavill
Lila
Hawkins
Vorhes
Kate Graham
Rebecca Hartup
Harttp
East Springfield News Highlights Local Business and Travel
April report from East Springfield notes receipt of an Industrial Historical Supplement to the Observer from Duquesne, praises Dr. G. R. Wycoff, mentions Nebrask Farmer editor George W. Hervey, and details local transport and trade links. It records travel to Tennessee and a move by Joseph Giladaily to the village from Unlowport amid winter road closures and a snow-covered week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Springfield
the Observer
Duquesne
Thia
G. R. Wycoff
Wyco
Nebrask Farmer
Omata
Neb
George W. Hervey
Edit R
Bergholz
Staubenville
Wm. Rh. Thompson
Pitts- Ng
Ah Pitolm
Smith
Thomason
Adams Co
Ohio
Morrison
Chas. Cattrell
Ted Bergholz
B. Morigan
Pinake
Edward Nisholean
Steubenville
Mra
G. W. Bucey
Rush Run
Ben ‘Polen
Billy Porter
Jaba Polen
John Newburn
Annianoke
Tennessee
Newburn
T Hat State
Fie
Bie
Annenale
Joseph Gila Dainily
Unlow Port
Weddings and elections mark New Alexandria notes
New Alexandria items report a light township election with the Republican ticket dominant. Also noted is Rine visiting Rush Run, McIntire’s Unionport trip, McCann’s school term ending, and a Melntire field with wells producing oil. A high noon wedding at the bride’s home united Miss Mary Hook and Robert Pennell with family attendees and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alexandria
H. Scott
Steubenville
Richard Rine
Rush Run
J. V
McIntire
Unionport
J. McCann
Grape Vine
William Minckey
J. A. Thompson
H. BP
Bozman
William Chalfant
Melntire
Marcellus
R. K. Pennell
Misa Mary Hook
Joseph Hook
Mrs. Hook
Rosa
Jessie Connell
Jessie
Mable Pennell
RB. B. Hook
John
Local notes and visits disturb town life
James Stone Jr and wife visited Briitians over Sunday while Dru Morwan Minesinger from Pittburgh stayed home. Frank Bare repairs a cow plat roof on MO Gilleuple’s dwelling. Abe and Joe Peters buy fruit trees for a large pecan on their hill farm. Mrs Bell ill with fever. Sam Wilkies near recovery. Persy Davis of Irondale reports Empire colony doing well. Naurie Blackburn from Toronto visits town. J Q Adee to Pittsburg tomorrow for shopping. Gipsies display wares, largest group in years. Several groups moving through town today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Stone, Jr
Mise Naurie Blackburn
Toronto
Bunday
Towa
April 9 Wa. Cube of Whealing Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an April 9 event in Washington involving a cube and whealing terms. No clear names, places, or outcomes are readable to specify parties, location, or actions.
Town Notice from Patton's Renton Election Report
Fragmentary 19th century notice describes a town election result in Patton’s Renton with Democratic win for Clerk and other posts. Mentions residents William Bures Albert Hobbs George Hammond Georgia Kithear and Williams Space, plus illness notes and a closing entertainment event with Prof Grabs Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boverd
Wen Allandei
Patton’sRentriday
William Bures
Albert Hobbs
Martin
Ware Sallie
Hardere
Yorkville
Tle
Wm Canaway
Meny Martin's
Williams Space
Bollend Green
Giorge Hammond
Georgia
Kitheart
Ao Eps Meelogremme
Bemmer
Grabs Porter
Toronto
Isla
Jolly Asso
Youngane
Ourgmar
Belee
Roy Bardsraow
Issay
Barre
Eran Gandaes
P Dare
Fone
Gion Fe
Artie
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Blue Ridge
Tiltonville
PecApril
W. CG. Moore
Weatthan Avery
Piko
Gonnorsville
Old Warren
Akotha Democrata
Repibiieana
F. J. Stringer
Btinger Guards
Edna Beall
Rosa Hooper
Patrida
Hubbard
Hoge
Connorsville
A. & Stennicker
Tuscarawas County
Hooper
Morgan
Hils
H. J. Shaffer
W. B. Scameen
le the Hand
Ita
Harry Walker
Carpenters
Hotel Milligan
K.head
Niles
Nawton ‘Kerr
Youngetown
Charles McGowan
Wheeling
Nay
Mulfganiland
Eggenschwaller
Columbus
Harlem Springs
J. W. Potts
Athens County
John McClain
Fee
Mell Wilson
Amsterdam
Pp. Thomas
C. EF. Thomas
Clara Thomas
W. D. Thomas
Kensington
R. Taylor
Carrollton
J. W. Martin
Canton
Homer Eckley
M. CG. Boyd
Winnie Craven
Cleveland
Nellie Hayes
Wiant
W. H. Carroll
W. A. Hayes
Jos. Talott
County
Ft. D
College Avenue
Ferry
Fourth St
Furniture Builders of
America
China
Davenports
Odd Rockers
Kernohan
Kerno
Balom
Herla
Will Gunerasa
Eh Maornbigs
Two Ridges
John Garsuch
Ieee
Mehe
A. Waneart
Interwy
Balusuay
Neely
Reagan
Harry
Wardown
Jardinieres
Podesta
Gunn
Dapril 9
Matt Busday
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