Death comes to Steubenville real estate man Basler
Joseph Basler fsq a veteran Steubenville real estate agent dies after six years of bronchial illness and a recent stroke. A native of Steubenville aged 62, he served in the Civil War, was a city council member, and built the St Nicholas Hotel. He leaves two daughters and a brother, with remains to be interred in Schaffer cemetery at Macksburg Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Basler
Fsq
Specht Block
Simmons
Mr. Basler
T. W. Waker
North Fifth Street
Constitution
Florida
Mrs. Basler
Stenj
P. F. Brady
Nouth Third Street
Joseph and
Mary Basler
Mary
Stewart McElvaney
T. R. Barclay
T. W. Walker
Frank Basler
Pittsburg
Mary Barclay
Virginia Walker
Wrapland
Rasler
G.ar
St. Peter's Church
St. Nicholas Hotel
Marier Street
Basler
Steubenville
Death roll lists Flanagan families and local obituaries
Death notices from Steubenville area record Mrs. Kate Flanagan 89, of Steubenville, dying after a fall and long illness, with service details and survivors. Also notes on Diana Moore, Mrs. Sarah Lewis, and Rose Landers Brannon, plus deaths of Christoforo De Cesare, Carlo Locascio, and Frank Learviench with brief funeral or burial details.
Rev Samuel J Stewart Dies After Illness at Danville
Rev Samuel J Stewart longtime U P Church pastor in Steubenville from 1874 to 1877 died last week at Danville Illinois after a long illness His career included leading during the 1874 Woman's Crusade and he was noted as an eloquent orator He last served at Butte Creek Michigan and he retired about a year ago now living in Danville He leaves a wife and two daughters and many friends who mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Flanagan
C. EB. Flanagan
Dock Street
Taylor
Mt. Pleasant
New Lexington
Charles Madison Flanagan
Ross
Lanam
Marietta
Wm. Reynard
Martin’s Ferry
Jalyane Flanagan
Columbus
C.banagan
Steubenville
Fred Flanagan
Alliance
Albert Flanagan
Wheeling
Christian Church
Lowell
S. J. Stewart
Samuel J. Stewart
U. P
Danville
Tinois
Stewart
Butte Creek
Mich
Death of Mrs. Rosa Landers Branagan in Chicago Heights
Mrs. Rosa Landers Branagan died Sunday in Chicago Heights HI. She was a daughter of the late John Landers. Surviving are a sister Mrs. Judson Snyder and a brother Charles living in Indiana. The remains will be brought here for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Landers Branagan
Chicago Heights
John Landers
Judson Snyder
Charles
Indiana
Demurrers Filed in Dillonvale Case Against Walker et al
In Village of Dillonvale suit Thos McCabe versus Harry Walker Scarlett Wm Lappin George Coe Asa Hooper and Guyton as individuals and Cornell men defendants move to dismiss for lack of personal and subject matter jurisdiction improper party capacity misjoinder of causes and failure to state a valid action The court will determine if the action can proceed given these challenged defects within the docket scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillonvale
Thos. McCabe
Harry Walker
Scarlett
Wm. Lappin
George Coe
Asa Hooper
Guyton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connell & Hart Co
R. J. McClare
Admr. Jas
W. Cook A
la Belle Iron Works
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Axminsters
Brussels
Hartford
Higgin’s
Nottinghams
Scott's Carpet Store
Macksburg, O
Schaffer Cemetery
Diana Moore
M. D. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
A. &. McLane
J. P. Parks
Wellsville
Sarah Lewis
Martin's Ferry
John Prannigan
A. D. Seamon
Frank McCarty
Lewis
C. KE. Flanagan
L. R. Ruge
Macksburg
Rose Landers Brannon
Slack Street
Christofori di Cesari
South Fifth Street
Frank Learviench
Gill Hospital
Carlo Locascio
Chas and
Mary Locascio
West Market Street
Christofore de Cesare
Holy Name Church
Weir & McClave
Illinois
Market Street
Ayer
Ayer Co
Amay
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Friene
MALL
Stein-Bloch
America
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