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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1906
Page
6
A double wedding in Wellsburg linked Miss Mary Wells of Wellstars to Mr. Thomas Johnson Sherrard of Steubenville with Rev. Holmes presiding. Attended by family and society, the ceremonies featured Lohengrin wedding marches, elegant gowns, and receptions at the brides’ homes before the couples departed for a East Coast honeymoon and Canton residence.
Miss Marie Carpenter became Mrs William Smith in a ceremony at the bride’s parents home on South Seventh street. Rev Grable officiated as relatives and friends gathered, with Carr ie Carpenter and Emma Arnold assisting. A wedding supper followed and the couple left for the groom’s home on North Sixth street. Attendees included Mrs Rhetti Caldwell of Jacobeburg and Misses Lucy and Sue Gates of Pittsburgh.
A city wedding united Mise Mey, daughter of Mrs. Mary Murphy, and Mr Bernard Sipp of Canton at the First M E church on Wednesday evening, in a ceremony of notable local interest attended by many relatives and friends.
The home of Mr and Mrs James Maxwell in Mingo hosted the wedding of their daughter Jes Alma Maxwell to Edward Galvin of Steubenville on Wednesday at 8 oclock. The ceremony followed by a reception and wedding supper for thirty guests. The bride wore a white mohair gown and carried carnations. The groom is son of Mrs B Galvin of North Sixth street and works in the shipping department at Jefferson Glass Works. The couple will live with the bride's parents for now. Notable attendees included Mrs B Galvin and son Harry, Mr and Mrs George Sanyder, Mrs John Cant, Mrs John Matone, Mrs James Brannagan, and others from Canton and Lock Haven Pa.
Wellaburg hosted another society gathering Wednesday evening at eight o'clock. The event featured local residents and society figures, with attendees noting the elegant decor and cordial atmosphere. Further details were limited in the readable text.
Miss Edith Shane daughter of Dr S C Shane married Mr Benjamin Franklin Miller of Reading Pa at the bride’s brother George Shane’s home in Philadelphia Tuesday evening. Miss Mary Miller sister of the groom was maid of honor. The couple will reside in Reading Pa. The bride is noted as a charming and popular figure in Steubenville society circles.
A public notice records marriage licenses for numerous couples across Steubenville Mingo Junction Brilliant Ragland and surrounding areas. Names include Wm Kulehild and Katie Roacway Albert Gaudelot Luella Horne Edward Galvin Alma Maxwel Edward Sipp May Murphy Wm Smith Marie Carpenter Chas Kuester Margaret Miller Michele Daroma Antonina Cinea Orville Zimmerman Jessie Elliott Frederick Millward Ida Penn Steve Horott Mert Teliak Oscar Thornton Ada Glass Jacob Kaut Jr Francis Conn Harry Westwood Annie Frey Daniel Wilson Laura Fresh Wilber Leavitt Nora Bowers Imre Vasey Zsussanna Orosy lanyi George Sawhill Margaret McFadden John Cowan Grayce Stilwell E Owen Connor Winfert Hop kins.
In Jefferson County Ohio Sheriff D F Vorhefs will publicly sell at Josiah P Scott's Feed and Sale Stable Steubenville on Wednesday 2 1906 at 1 pm under Case No T646 in pursuit of an order of execution from the Court of Common Pleas of Jefferson County to satisfy a judgment in favor of H L Boazman against C H Melching. The property is one bay horse with white face and one roan horse. Cash terms. Attorney John A Mansfield for Plaintiff.
In Ignatius Walerych et al vs 2 W Mcintosh et al the jury found for the defendant on the claim that destroyed growing corn was not proven. The plaintiff previously secured a $75 verdict in Squire Humphreville’s court. Attorneys J A Mansfield and A C Lewis drew remarks from the jurors as a novelty and used a colorful expression comparing it to a Vesuville of taffy. Additional matters include leaves granted to file amended petitions in Paris Brown vs Evans and Primo vs Ashman, and a suit by Daniel W Abrahams challenging a Saline township property life estate for redistribution to the heirs via the C and P R R.
For sale aged thoroughbred Pekin ducks priced at 1.96 dollars per 13. Listing under EKEY with location Ferno d Ohio.
On the first and third Tuesdays of Pacific Railway and Iron Mountain Route will sell home-seekers excursion tickets to points in Arizona Arkansas Colorado Idaho Tudsan Territory Kansas Louisiana Old and New MexICO Missouri Nebraska Nevada Oklahoma Texas Utah Washington and Wyoming at greatly reduced rates. Illustrated literature and full information furnished upon application to John B James Central Passenger Agent 315 Bessemer building Pittsburgh Pa.
Secondhand furniture sale notes oak chiffoniers with five drawers priced at 4 dollars and 5 cents. Ten oak chiffoniers with French plate mirrors offered at 7 dollars 98 cents. A $20 oak chiffonier with serpentine front priced at 16 dollars and 6 cents.
An advertisement lists several sideboards with prices 16.00 12.0 7.50 29.00 30.00 and a remark Beautiful with refined description. The terse copy reads like a furniture sale note from a store catalog.
A fragmentary price list features several tables with prices such as 19.40 for a Pillar Table with square top and claw feet 16.50 for a Round Top Extension Table 20.00 for a Pillar Table with square top and 20.00 for a Round Top Extension Table 16.59. The text lacks full context or dates.
H G Inved of Sunbury Pennsylvania states on September 25 that five months of rheumatism were relieved after using Crocker's Rheumatic Cure. He reports it benefited him more than any prior medicine and notes it is sold by R J Morrison.
An advertisement extols Burdeck Blood Bitters as a national remedy for dyspepsia. It claims to strengthen stomach membranes promote digestive juice flow purify the blood and improve overall health.
An old newspaper blurb lists a folding Go Cart for five dollars and fifty cents and a basic cart priced at three dollars and forty eight cents. The fragment suggests a local sale of toy or utility carts with simple price details. The wording mentions ine reed body as part of the item description.
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