Bloomfield Notes and Community Life Update
A busy Bloomfield scene with sermons at Presbyterian and Methodist churches, lectures by Dr Usman and Dr T W Jane, and baccalaureate plans. Local travel includes Dr Rey on a business trip to Liverpool and Elgar Porter moving to Middletown. Family news covers weddings, moves, and a fatality. community projects include a new sewer pipe factory and spring cleaning.
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Usman
M. 2
T. W. Jane
Presbyterian Church
Eck
Owesney
Aecent
New York
Pine Grove Social Notes From Chester And Wellsville
Mrs Albert Russell of Chester is visiting relatives on the Ridge. Miss Rose Pittenger spent Sunday with her parents in New Somerset. Mr and Mrs D W Call were visiting friends in Hammondsville Friday evening. Miss Ina Lowry attended the wedding of Miss Ethel McCann of Wellsville last Thursday. Mr George Jackman and son Frank visited Wellsville on business. Wm Carson is at home with a sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs Will Maple of Steppenville moved into the vacated Josiah Adams house. Miss Ina Russell is visiting friends in East Liverpool and Chester. Mr and Mrs Blaine Lowry and their little son were calling on friends in Wellsville last Wednesday. Mrs Catharine Billman returned from Chester Saturday after spent weeks with daughter Mrs Clark Vermillion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Forworth League
HE. Ferguson
Corsica
Ferguson
Helen
W. L. Tipton
L. H. Megrail
Vhrichsville
J. W. Megrail
Mt. Gilead
J. C. Cole
Mt. Moriah
Mary Copeland
Hattie Hammond
Steubenville
Hanna Mackinsor
Sebring
S. N. Pell
Wayne Township
E. L. Reed
Dennis
Mcleod
O. D. Eldridge
Carrie Waltz
Bloomfield Friends
Rrifisdale
Miss Waltz
New Cornerstown
Elgar Porter
Middletown O
A. P. Hammond
D. A. Hervey
G. E. Henderson
T P
Ross Warren
Richmond
Sarah J. Jones
Thomas Snodgrass
Cresswell
J. G.baker
Panhandle
Dennison
Charlie Brown
West Virginia
Thomas Harris
W. W. Rabe
Wellsville
Theodore Rabe
Pacific Coast
Land of Sunshine and Flowers
Lowella Kveland
A. R
Joshua P. Cole
Dan McCook
Herald-Star
Dillonvale
Smithfield
Hugh Hammond J. W. Hicks
Pine Grove
Albert Russell
Chester
Rose Pittenger
New Somerset
D. W. Call
Hammondsville
Lo'a Lowry
Ethel McCann
Wellsv
Lle
Leorge Jackman
Frank
Wm. Carson
Will Maple
Steppenville
Josiah Adams
Lna Russell
Liverpool
Blaine Lowry
Catharine Billman
Clark Vermillion
Colliers Daily Notes and Local Updates
Mrs Ellen Joyce seriously ill with stomach trouble. Mrs Cora Miller of Toledo visited her mother Mrs Florence Johnston. Hunter Brothers build a new stable. E N Robinson and J F Croner traveled to New York on business. J Sr Campbell and Rev C C Hull returned from Wellsburg Sunday school convention. Spring news quiet. talking machines audible. Lewis Findlay Coal Co erecting three houses above the tipple. People busy with gardening. Plant seeds now to let neighbors chickens scratch them. William Joyce moved from motive power to transportation department as passenger brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Findlay Coal Company
William Joyce
Motive Power Department
Transportation Department
Weems Local Notes with Sutherland and station work
Weems reports A L Sutherland is very sick but hopes to recover soon. Judge Mansfield visited, Walter Vorhees from Unionport visits Orville Purviance, carpenters finish station building and will move to Hickory Pa to build another. Finley brings cement and sawn lumber to start concrete blocks. Liggett Bros of Hopedale win contract for hauling schoolhouse material from local rail point. Leach surveys Maley farm. Purviance and Rinker plan visit to Knoxville for William Cable but cancel due to illness. Welday attends to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Sutherland
Judge Mansfield
Walter Vorhees
Unionport
Orville Purviance
Carpenter Gang
Hickory Pa
B. O. Finley
Liggett Bros
Hopedale
Smithfield
John Leach
Steubenville
Maley
Orrville Purviance
Don Rinker
William Cabie
Knoxville
Mr. Cables
D. H. Welday
Bantan Ridge Social and School News Brief
Mr and Mrs John Burris visited George Bowers and family over Sunday Miss Mary McCoy traveled to Cresswell Wednesday Messrs Fred Allein George McElroy and Lee Andrews attended society at the Ross Schoolhouse Wednesday evening Miss Nannie McCoy visited Mildred Scott Saturday Master George Rhinehart and Elizabeth visited grandfather last Sunday Mr Fred Allein called on the Ridge Saturday evening Bantam Ridge school will close Wednesday April 26 1996 after a year taught by Miss Sue Scott Mr H A Smith was a Steubenville visitor Tuesday James Porter and family called on the Ridge Sunday Harriett Leech returned home from an eight month term at Union Port
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantan Ridge
John Burris
George Bowers
Mary McCoy
Cresswell
Fred Ailen
George McElroy
Lee Andrews
Ross Schoolhouse
Nannie McCoy
Mildred Scott
George Rhinehart
Elizabeth
Rhinehart
Fred Allein
Bantam Ridge
Sue Scott
H. A. Smith
Steubenville
James Porter
Harriett Leech
Nionport
Local residents and visitors noted in Steubenville area
Mrs Kate Roe shopped in Steubenville last Saturday. Ross Harris family and relatives visited Jackson county, returning home Saturday evening. PD C Peck family visited Brilliant to see his sick sister Mrs Hathaway, now improving. Pearl Carpenter shopped in Brilliant. Lina Gilchrist of Brilliant visited Kate Roe. Kate Jones visiting relatives in Washington county. J J Linton and daughter spent Sunday with his parents in Wellsburg. Miss Green sisters from Warren Ridge shopped in Wellsburg. Fd Wayt moved from the river into D Peck's house. G F Jewell of Wellsville appeared in Steubenville before Squire Peck. Constable Thomas Johnson conducted business in Steubenville. Mrs Susan Bucer and Mrs Olive Stinard shopped in Brilliant last Thursday. John E B Hosengeld bought the remaining text truncated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Roe
Steubenville
Ross Harris
Jackson County
PD. C. Peck
Hathaway
Pearl Carpenter
Lina Gilchrist
Brilliant
Kate R. Jones
Washington County
J. J. Linton
W. D. Iinton
Misses Green
Warren Ridge
Wellsburg
Wayt
Sheriff Sale In Jefferson County Ohio 1906 Auction Notice
Sheriff D F Worthes will sell at public auction on May 28 1906 at 1 pm at the front door of the Steubenville Court House the 53 acre Cross Creek township property of the McConnell family bounded by McConnell Permar Bell and Bates appraised at 3000 cash terms. Also administrators notices show William I Cole John O Cole and Leonard Collins estates in Jefferson county inviting claims with April dates and attorneys Erskine and Smith Wm C Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas W. McConnell
Clara McConnell Reed
Emma McConnell Watt
Helen McConnell
Edson Burke McConnell
Corda A. McConnell
Robert R. McConnell
Common Pleas Court
Jefferson County
Ohio
Steubenville
Cross Creek Township
State of Ohio
Joseph McConnell
Wesley Permar
Benjamin Bell
John Bates
D. F. Worhes
Joshua P. Cole
Smithfield Township
WM. I. Cole
John O. Cole
Erskine and Smith
Report of condition to The Peoples Banking Co Amsterdam Ohio
Reports the financial condition as of April 16 1906 for The Peoples Banking Co of Amsterdam Ohio with assets totaling 11447414 including loans real estate 18415 00 other loans 65152 00 overdraft 78416 00 cash items 21746 00 gold and silver coin 158464 00 national bank notes 459459 00 and liabilities 11447414 including capital 15000 00 surplus 54379 90 undivided profits 1227 95 and deposits 94808 29. The document includes affirmations by cashier James H Cunningham and notary L Allen and notes executives Edward B Stone Allie W Watt Erskine Smith as attorneys administrators and executors with dates in April 1906.
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Migmirneos
Ecewes Ian
Gaguots cc Ceelea Seq
Ponios
United States
State of
Ohio
County of
Jefferson
Ss. I
James H. Cunningham
the People’s Banking Co
L. Allen
Probate Court Assignments And Appointments Summary
Probate actions include assignments of Jesse L. Dungan to W C Brown with a $422.50 report of personal property sale. liens marshaling by Wm Fisher Mansfield. another liens marshaling for Ww. Co. Brown. adoptions of Harry Dehrman and John W. Yocum via J D and Maria L. Yocum. Leonard Collins estate administrator appointment with bond $109. truancy case Chie versus Richard Wight with guilty verdict and Boys Industrial School order. Samuel Fisher final account in Cross Creek. Chip versus Joseph Hadok sane verdict to Massillon asylum. Samuel Kerr guardian sale order. Abe M. Watt administrator of Wm Watt estate with bond $1,400. Edward B. Stone administrator of Mary M. Stone with bond $150. Wm D. Stone administrator order to sell personal property. Joshua P. Cole estate administrators with bond $2,690. Ohio versus Cecelia Boss epileptic order to Gallipolis hospital. Ross Wallace estate Irvine Wallace appointed administrator with bond $5,000. Elizabeth Hall guardian for Hall minors with bond $3,900. will probates for Samuel Still Island Creek and Jesse R. Maple Saline township with executor Alban and Jordan attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse L. Dungan
W. C. Brown
Brown
Jessie Ll. Dungan
Wm. Fisher. Mansfield
Ww. Co. Brown
C. R. Kink
J. A. McGlenn
J. D
Maria L. Yocum
Harry Dehrman Yocum
John W. Yocum
Gruber
C. Brown
Leonard Collins
Mt. Pleasant Township
Chie
Richard Wight
Lancaster
Naylor
Samuel Fisher
Cross Creek
J. H. Fisher
Alban
Chip
Joseph Hadok
Massillon
Samuel R. Kerr
Mary G. Barker
Abe M. Watt
Wm. Watt
Salem Township
E. BE. Erskine
Edward B. Stone
Mary M. Stone
Cross Creek Township
Wm. D. Stone
Stone
John O. Cole
Joshua P. Cole
Smithfield Township
E. E. Erskine
Ohio
Cecelia
Gallipolis Hospital
Ross Wallace
Irvine Wallace
Paisley
Elizabeth Hall
Reuben
Wiliam
Dissolution Notice for Ohio Valley Telegraph Company
Stockholders to meet at Brilliant Ohio on May 21 1906 at 7 p m to abandon corporate authority and dissolve the company. Fred Scott president signs the notice dated April 19 1906. Miller Miller attorneys. Al9 4tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Valley A, Telegraph Q Company
Brilliant
Ohio
Fred Scott
Chester man visits here on business trip
J. A. McDonald of Chester West Virginia traveled to town as a business visitor today to conduct meetings and inspect local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McDonald
Chester, W. Va
Caledonia and Columbia Set Sail From New York
Anchor line Glas gow and Londonderry announce sailing from New York each Saturday on the twin screw steamships Caledonia and Columbia. Astoria and Furnessia offer rates for saloon second and third class passages with tours through Henderson Bros New York or Lambert Frieds Steubenville. Also Summer preaching begins May 6 by Rev Logan at Sentor Chapel with biweekly services at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glassgow
Londonderry
New York
Caledonia
Columbia
Astoria
Administratrix Notice of Appointment for John L Lange
The undersigned Caroline Lange has been appointed administratrix of the estate of John L Lange, deceased, late of Steubenville. Dated March 10 1906. Several local residents were noted traveling for business or leisure including Oliver Newlin returning from Cleveland J M Powers visiting Pittsburg Judge John M Cook departing for Caldwell A J Crawford of Richmond making a city call Mrs Jonas Miller visiting Pittsburg and Mr and Mrs Earl Smith heading to Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lange
Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
Caroline Lange
Oliver Newlin
Cleveland
J. M. Powers
Pittsburg
John M. Cook
Caldwell
Earl Smith
Midletown
Viett
A. J. Crawford
Richmond
Jonas Miller
Explosion at Carnegie Co Bellaire Plant Wounds One Worker
An explosion at the Carnegie Steel Company Bellaire plant damaged the furnace and injured Frank Wilcox, a prickler, who was near the molten metal when a steam and hot water pipe burst. No fatalities were reported, though the mill physician treated burns before Wilcox was sent home. Ground was torn up and repairs will be extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Carnegie Steel Co
Frank Wilcox
Wilcox
Delaware meeting to decide Ohio conference union
A major Methodist Episcopal conference opened at Delaware to decide uniting Eastern Ohio and Northern Ohio conferences. The outcome will shape church structure in the region, with clergy and lay delegates debating the merger plan and its implications for pastors, congregations, and mission work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ohio
Delaware
Conference to Decide Consolidation of Ohio Methodist Groups
Northern Ohio and East Ohio conferences will meet in the city to discuss uniting. A joint committee may back consolidation, requiring two thirds of both groups to vote yes. East Ohio covers about a third of the state, while Northern Ohio is populous but small in territory. If approved, the new conference would be among the largest in Methodism with about 20 delegates. Rev. Dr. T. W. Lane from East Liverpool leads the committee and spoke at Trondale. today he heads to Delaware for the meeting with other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tees
Northern Ohio
East Ohio
T. W. Lane
East Liverpool
Trondale
Church
Fpworth League
Delaware
Gier Opens New Arlington Restaurant in JEWETT Region
R Gier moved to town and started the New Arlington restaurant. Miss Josie Purviance of Steubenville is visiting her grandmother Mrs Tillie Lowniiller in the area.
Colored Yard Wide Taffetas On Sale At 1.39 Yard
Bright assortment of full yard wide taffetas in chiffon finish offered in white navy brown green and gray. A high grade silk typically priced at 1.60 per yard, now available on counters for 1.39 per yard.
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Trondace
Pauline McGrew Everson
Blue's Run
Scio
D. W. Everson
Wheeling
Court of Common Pleas
Harry McConnell
C. L. Williams
Mt. Pleasant
WM. C. Brown
the Peoples Banking Company
Amsterdam
de Bonis
Mary Margretta Stone
Fred A. Stone
William J. Watt
Allie W. Wat
Erskine & Smith
Probate Court
Miller & Miller
Attorneys
PIKE
J. M. Reynolds
Sentor
Revi Logan
Carnegie Co’s. Bellaire
Meeting of
Ohio Methodists
Taffeta Massallene
RIA Lalla Lll
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