Village Chronicles of Widespread Moves and Notices
The village records multiple social shifts as families relocate with W J Took and others moving to new homes in Kentucky while Armstrong Brothers reassigns work and family members relocate to Mingo Junction. Local churches, schools, and civic groups announce renovations, reorganization, and charitable plans including a Bible reader mission in India. A mobile telegraph hub forms on Main Street as residents note social events and minor incidents around the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. P. 5 Christian Endeavor
W. E., Berkett
Athens
Ohio
Wit Berkett
Bradley
W. J. Tiooks
W. Curtie
Cleveland
W. D. Thompson
Hallmondsville
RM. Thompson
George Ekey
Fernwoold
Wi. Oliver
Main Street
Kentucky
R. Golive
Carl Johnston
Arthur
David Armstrong
Smithfield
David’ Armstrong
Charles Armstrong
Cora Armstone
Mingo Junction
Chas
Armstrong Brothers
Mingo
eGorge
M. E
C. KB. Gourley
Ceci Thompson
Zanesville
Christian Endeavor Society
Inia
Pudding Nashen
Down
Cy Crawford
J.B. Dodd
Josie Hindman
Z. A. Thompson
Grip
W. T. Dalryraple
J. ‘A. Hobson
Nellie Porter
Steubenville
Gibslett Hub
Rhodesdale
Mra
Lide Dunn
Wheat Fields
Flam Run
Franklin
Wells Township
Board of Education
Pistriet No. 7
Lindshfeld
Plum Run
Local Notes From Amsterdam Weather and People
Amsterdam notes report a spring thunder last Monday. W B Russell of Minerva repaired watches at the People’s Banking Company last Thursday. Nina Cattrell, once ill, is able to be out. M Miller of Kilgore conducted business last Saturday. Citizens eye a large coal strike. Taylor Montgomery of near Harlem was in town last Saturday.
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Stromberg and Carlson Telephone Company
Main Street
James Moyer
Brazil Noble
Harlem Springs
Lethal Carmen
Bergholz
Charley Kng
Charles Miller
Amsterdam High Schol
Carrollton
J.jian Allen
Pennsylvania
P. Bryer
Salineville
Tuesay
Howard Smith
Germany
Jacob Smith
Fmett Jackman
Magnolia Schools
J. H. Jackman
Elihu Noble
Amsterdam
W. Bo Russel
Minerva
Nina Cattrell
Alc
M. Miller
Kilgore
Rane
Taylor Montgomery
Harlem
Deaths in Mt Pleasant and surrounding areas
Notices report the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Hoge Scott Scott by tuberculosis in Mt Pleasant and Mrs. Alice D Humphreys in Avalon Pa aged 71 with funeral details. Remembrances note the families J Clayton Hoge Dr Jesse M Scott marriages and church affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hoge Scott
James M Reynolds
Mt. Pleasant
Scott
J. Clayton Hoge
J. M. Scottt
Obituary of Mrs McFidderry in Stembeavle church records
The deceased, a long trusted member of the M. P church at Stembeavle, leaves grieving husband and children. Survived by Chas Henry and Ky at home, T P Hamilton of New Castle, Pa, three sisters and one brother, Mrs Henry Shearer and W Mefiderry of Washington DC, Mrs Elisa Snook of Paola Kansas. She was devout, faithful, and highly respected.
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Mary J. McFiderry
Ubrichsvilles
Chas. Henry
Kya
Ag T. P. Hamilton
New Castle
Henry Shearer
W. Mefiderry
Washington, D. C
Elisa Snook
Paola
Kansas
M. P Church
Stembeavle
Cullen
Obituary notices for Mrs Mark Aken and Mrs Lucinda Clark
Mrs Mark Aken and Mrs Lucinda Clark die within minutes in Tiltonsville and Wintersville areas. Aken, 77, who suffered heart trouble, left five children and was active in the MBE church with funeral in Tiltonsville. Clark, born 1824 near Wintersville, widower of James Abraham, longtime First Presbyterian member, leaves two daughters and siblings. funeral planned with flowers omitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Aken
Mary Aken
Charles Aiken
Ragland
Tiltonsville M, E
Mould
Lucinda Clark
James S. Abraham
Sherman Avenue
John Clark
Wintersville
Jas. Abraham
First Presbyterian Church
Israel
Faiily
Thomas Walker
Margaret
Minnerva O
Death of David P. Walton of Steubenville
David P. Walton father of D. C. Walton of Steubenville died at Uhrichsvville on Friday afternoon. Born at Lock 17 oe in Tuscarawas county, he lived in the county nearly his entire life and was a well known farmer near Port Washington for 10 years. He married twice. his second wife survives at the home of a daughter in Coghecton. Five sons and one daughter survive among his large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David P. Walton
D. C. Walton
Steubenville
Uhrichsvville
Mr. Walton
Lock
Tuscarawas County
Hunally
Port Washington
Coghecton
D. Cc. Wal
Local names listed from Steubenville to New Mexico
Ton of Steubenville, Grant Walton of Uhricheville, Isaac Walton of Coshocton, W. H. Walton of New Philadelphia, W. H. Walton of New Mexico, and Mrs P C Pfeiffer of Uhricheville are named in the document.
Presbytery Session Opens in Dennison with New Pastors
The Steubenville Presbytery met at Dennison Presbyterian Church. About seventy ministers and elders from member churches will lodge with local Presbyterians for the Twin Cities visit. New pastors Rev. Evans and Rev. Milan Robinson were introduced. Tuesday’s program includes the installation of Rev. J. R. Hosick at Dennison Church with presiding and preaching by listed clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dennison Presbyterian Church
J. J. Winter
Uhrichsville
Mr. Evans
First Presbyterian Church
Milan Robinson
J. R. Hosick
Dennison Church
C. Junter
W. E. Howard
H. N. Campbell
B. M. Price
National Telephone declares six percent dividend on Phoenix holdings
Directors of the National Telephone Company, parent of the Phoenix Company of Steubenville, declare a cash dividend of six percent for the past twelve months. Checks are being mailed to stockholders. This marks the third annual dividend, signaling strong business growth. Headquarters are at Wheeling. Other notes include guardian appointments and court actions such as partition orders and a divorce granted after long absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Telephone Company
Phoenix Company
Steubenville
National
Wheeling
K. Matheny
Marry J. Welday
Benj. Vaughn
George A. Vaughn
D. A. McCullough
W. A Warden
George W. Morrow
Mary B. Linton
Wm. D. Linton
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Wim. C. Huston
Grace M. Huston
Splendid Engine Golden Oak on sale at $15.00
The ad promotes a splendid Golden Oak engine valued at $15.00 with high quality construction and neat carvings. It also lists folding eds with mirrors at prices from $90.00 down to $15.00, highlighting variety and bargain levels.
For Sale Pekin Duck Eggs in Fernwood Ohio
Thoroughbred Pekin duck eggs offered by I. S. Ekey in Fernwood Ohio at one dollar for thirteen eggs. Buyer to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S
Fernwood
Ohio
Tax books open for last half 1905 taxes
Notice that tax books are now open for the collection of the last half of 1905 tax. All tax not paid by July 1 will incur a 5 percent penalty for collection. CHAS L FOREMAN Treasurer. a 19-dtary1
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. L. Foreman
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Parkella
Parkville
Aga
Ella Jackson
Frankie Atwood
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Marko
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Bumps
Fretio
Susie N
Lambertin
Egbert
Egtrom
Robert McGregor
Guy
Aino Harness
Suikys
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Abe
J. A. Mansfield
Margaret Scott
Jesse M. Scott
Mt Pleasant
J. C
Sabina Hoge Ane
Mt Pleasant High School
Friends’ Church
Dr. Kenworthy
Mascilion
John A. Hoge
Clara
Bertha
Toulay
Pitshoro
Alice D. Humphreys
John Mults
California Avenue
Avalon
Charles M. Elliott
M. J. Beck
Mary Jane Beck
Henry Beck
Tutu
South Fifth Street
Taruary
Carroll County
Presbytery
Dennison
New
Phoenix
Wilber
Herald-Star
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