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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1916

Page

6

Festival on school lawn draws community turnout

The Christian church will hold a festival on the school lawn on Thursday evening, August 3. Everyone is urged to attend. Local visits note several townspeople. William Carmen of Toronto visited town. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cail and their Steubenville guests spent Sunday with the Hendersons. Lady Catherine Edminson was at Empire Saturday. W E Mylar of Timothy Ridge was in town. Sunday visitors included Mrs. William McLaughlin and children from East Liverpool. Beulah Culp returned home after visiting East Liverpool friends. Earl McLain visited Pine Grove Saturday.

The Christian Church William Carmen Toronto Stewart Cail Steubenville Wm Henderson Catherine Edminson Empire W. E. Mylar Timothy Ridge William McLaughlin East Liverpool Beulah Culp Earl McLain Pine Grove

Illness at Rittenhouse Home Highlights Visit

In East Springfield Dr. Walter Strayer and wife from Steubenville were entertained at B. B. Rittenhouse’s country home. Their nephew Master Russell, son of Ernest Rittenhouse, fell ill with suspected appendicitis and severe intestinal trouble. Dr. Mills and Dr. Strayer treated him as Amanda Stewart remains in a very serious condition.

East Springfield Walter Strayer Steubenville B. B. Rittenhouse Emma Mills Master Russell Ernest Rittenhouse

Bush meeting at McIntire draws large crowd

The Bush meeting held at McIntire Sunday was largely attended. Bert Williams of Mt. Pleasant preached a sermon to be continued August 6. Services begin at 11. Rev. Long of Smithfield will be present. Miss Stella Smith returned home after six weeks in West Lafatta. Rev. FE. P. Smith and wife of Carriege Pa. are visiting. Mrs. Chas. Freeman spent Saturday night with Mrs. E. J. Smith. Dr. Sink of Smithfield was called by Thelma Atkin's illness. Rev. Cooper, a Bloomdale visitor, attended. Many from Bloomdale Cadiz Mt. Pleasant Weems Scio attended.

Mcintire Bert Williams Mt. Pleasant Rev. Long Smithfield Stella Smith West Lafatta FE. P. Smith Carriege Eugene Freeman Chas. Freeman E. J. Smith Sink Little Thelma Atkin Rev. Cooper Bloomdale Cadiz Weems Scio

Social Roundup and Local Visits Across East Springfield

Mrs Georgia Clomain and sister Anne Hayes visited home from Cleveland with their mother Mrs Parks. Carl and Russell Ruthenburg of Cleveland visit grandma Mrs Nannie Rutledge for the summer. Mr and Mrs Vinclin Hanlin moved to Steubenville for a work position. Oscar Waggoner and family and Harry Hawkins to Cadwallader to see James Dinger family. A lawn party hosted by Miss Leta Beresford for forty three friends with tea cream and cake and old fashioned games. Attendees listed including Margaret Birchfield Verna Birchfield Ava Cottrell Hazel Elliott Mary Elliott Marie Flenniken Mary Hanlin Leota Miller Helen Orr Olive and Flora Peterson Sadie and Ruby Polen Mary Parks Esther Polen Lola Thompson Mildred and Stella Walker. Louis Baker Walter Beresford Harold Carroll David Dye Trixie Hendricks Walter Hales George Jones Wilford McClare Lloyd McKee Howard Peterson Paul Polen Clark Polen Earl Smith John Sears Ralph Scott Frank Thompson Ernest Weals Mr and Mrs Fred Weals Mr and Mrs John Elliott Mr and Mrs George Miser Mrs W C Birchfeld Mary Parks told a big travel story and would have won if fire had occurred. The Davidson homestead southwest of town burned last Sunday. family lost clothing and valuables. Funeral for George Kells drew many friends. Mabel Flenniken visiting sister Will Brown of Bergholz last week. Marie Flenniken home from Bethany school. Sam Campbell of Palestine visiting sister Mrs Enton Lewis. Mrs Miller called to Jewett for grandson Everett Lowmiller illness. East Springfield meat seller Mr Cain ready to provide finest fresh meat.

East Springfield Georgia Clomain Anne Hayes Mrs. Parks Cleveland Carl Russell Ruthenburg Nannie Rutledge Vinclin Hanlin Steubenville Mr. Hanlin Oscar Waggoner Harry Hawkins Cadwallader James Dinger Leta Beresford Margaret Verna Birchfield Ava Cottrell Hazel Elliott Mary Elliott Marie Flenniken Mary Hanlin Leota Miller Helen Orr Olive Flora Peterson Sadie Ruby Polen Mary Parks Esther Polen Lola Thompson Mildred Stella Walker Louis Baker Walter Stanley Beresford Harold Carroll David Dye Trixie Hendricks John Hales George Jones Wilford McClare Lloyd McKee Howard Peterson Paul and Clark Polen Earl Smith John Sears Ralph Scott Frank Thompson Ernest Weals Fred Weals John Elliott George Miser W. C. Birchfeld Davidson George Kells Mabel Flenniken Will Brown Bergholz Bethany Sam Campbell Palestine Enton Lewis Miller Jewett Everett Lowmiller Cain

Harvesting moves fast under heat and labor scarcity

In Richmond the oats harvest starts this week as heat and labor shortages persist, while blackberries come to market but need rain to be a free crop. Several social notes mention visits and guests across Mt. Tabor, Jewett, Bellaire, Bacon Ridge, and High Street with local families.

Community News Notes and Local Visits

Miss Julia Stephenson has neuralgia but is improving while Miss Merle Fisher departs East Liverpool after a visit with Miss Cora Rose. Many locals host and attend church events, picnics, and a Wellsburg marriage. Rev R B Culp visits Mt Tabor then moves to Mauch Chunk for a $1300 salary. A meadow fire burns Timothy on John Crawford farm. lightning also hits haystacks. A festival at Will White's field near Lisbon street, hosted by Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxiliary, invites all.

Julia Stephenson Merle Fisher Cora Rose Liverpool William A." White James Wallace Steubenville Sons of Veterans and Ladies Auxilliary Will White Lisbon Street R. B. Culp Shickshinny Charles FE. Scott Hillcrest Farm Culp Mauch Chunk W G. Rose Harper Rose East Liverpool East Liverpool Hospital Emma Irvine Frederictown James Irvine Richmond L. L. Cole Amranda Rawlins Thomas Crawford Morristown New Jersey J. H. Crawford Mt. Tabor H. L. Taylor Mary Bacon Ridge Mary J. Taylor Henderson Edward Saltsman Dora McQueen Mingo Hazel Helen Horne Cadiz John L. Thommipson Marian Alice Virginia McMaster Broadacre W. K. McCausland West Main Street Clifford Mauer Ethel Hall Wellsburg W. Va Charles Scott John and Doyle Martha Culp Jennie Scott B. B. Owen Louis James Elliott Kenneth Sebring Edytha Chas. Elliott G- C. Nixon Youngstown John Simpson Charles Greer Miss Pearl Pittsburgh Amanda Rawlins John Crawford Crawford Fred E. Thompson Cleveland Walter Purviance Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Frank MccCullough Mt. Hope W. A. White Sixth Street White Robert Stephenson Thos. Reed Pittsby J. W. Stephenson Eva Deems George Newell Mabel Hales Steuben Clayton Horne Walnut Street

Rayland and Hopedale Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

In Rayland a packed week features Mrs. Linna Hennig Sherman of Wheeling giving a recital at Hopewell M E church with Miss Mabel Lewis and victrola music, followed by a church grounds festival. Messages cover revivals, concerts, visitors from Cleveland and Scranton, a runaway horse scare, and multiple calls on friends in Ragland, Martins Ferry, Alliance, and Warren ton.

Moorestown social roundup with visiting guests and lawn games

Miss Alice Linton of Mingo and Miss Ansa Pinnoch of Washington D C were weekend guests of local families. Chautauqua attendance in Salineville continues. Local residents motor to Alliance and Mechanicstown for visits. Miss Meryl George hosted a gathering with out of town guests Alice Linton Elizabeth Bunn and Ed George. Lawn games and a tug of war preceded a hosted lunch.

Alice Linton Mingo Meryl George Ansa Mary Pinnock Washington, D. C Earl Crabbs Amanda Mills Knoxville Salineville W. T. Moore Alliance Wm. Dennis Sadie Maysville T. E. George Elsie Lasey Ellen Maple Lavella Wright Ray Sexton Jesse Billman James George Elizabeth Bunn Ed George Bergholz Lewis McLain Roy Mechanicstown Floy Robbins

Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Festival Plan

Miss Gladys Mary George guests in Salineville. Rev Porterfield hosted by R W George. Roy James and Jesse George stayed with friends in Sa lineville. T M George visited Coraopolis PA with grandchildren Elsie and Gerald McGeorge. festival planned for Saturday night August 5 on the Methodist church lawn.

Gladys Mary George Salineville Porterfield R. W. George Roy James Jesse George T. M. George Coraopolis Elsie Gerald McGeorge

Travel notes from Wichita Texas visitors and local guests

Mr and Mrs Lewis Hinckley and daughters Della Viva and Mary and Miss Martha Hinckley of Wichita Texas toured in an Oldsmobile seven day 1650 mile trip and visited relatives Mr and Mrs E E Huhn. Golda Davidson of East Springfield visits friends here. Carl Patton went to Plymouth Michigan to deliver an eight cylinder Atler car to Herbert Kirkpatrick of East Springfield. Misses Cook and Caroline Coleman of Carrollton were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs S G Moore. The Moores host Earl Moore and son Kenneth from Toledo. Harry C Miller of Wheeling West Virginia was weekend visitor to his parents Mr and Mrs A B Miller. Henry Steeves and son Earl of Pine Oak visited Mrs N J Burries. Harry and David Burries of Steubenville were weekend guests. Keller Snyder and son Wayne of Akron visited Lena and Flo Burrier.

Lewis Hinckley Della Viva Mary Martha Hinckley Wichita Texas E. E. Huhn Golda Davidson East Springfield Carl Patton Plymouth Mich Herbert Kirkpatrick Cook Caroline Coleman Carrollton S. G. Moore Earl Moore Kenneth Toledo Harry C. Miller Wheeling W. Va A. B. Miller Henry Steeves Earl Pine Oak N. J. Burries Harry and David Burries Steubenville Keller Snyder Wayne Akron Lena Flo Burrier

Pine Grove Community News Highlights and Visits

Mrs Paul Jackman spent the weekend with friends in Steubenville Earl Lowry visited Wellsville Monday Mrs Elsie Cay and son Donald shopped in Wellsville last Thursday Miss Edna Lawrence guests of relatives in Empire this week Taylor and Edna Carson spent Wednesday in East Liverpool Mrs Charles Russell and children Wellsville visited relatives on the ridge last week Miss Lena Russell returned home from Cleve Miss Sarah Redding of Bell Point W V spent a few days at W A Lowry's Mrs Wm Russell visiting Wellsville and Chester Misses Mackey Island Creek were guests of Mrs Barbara Lowry and daughters Mearl Saltsman bought a fine driving horse Gladys Call left for Steubenville for a new position Ora Carson spent over Sunday at home Mrs Mary Swopinger East Liverpool visiting her niece Mrs W A Lowry The ridge young folks held a picnic at Locust Grove near Mrs Call's home Epworth League festival at Pine Grove Friday Aug 4 The League supports the church and asks public attendance

John Crawford Hazel Johnson Conesville Harry Talott Mt. Hope Church Miser’s Grove Annapolis Hopedale Warren Gilbert Joyce Mingo Charles Gille H. S. Peters Kentucky Cincinnati Columbus Serena Crawford Holloway Deaconess Bridgeport A. J. Crawford Mt. Tabor Jessie Fleming Helen Reyburn Ravenswood W. Va Miss Fleming Miss Reyburn Methodist United Presbyterian Church RY. Cooke Belle Center Dayton Harry Purviance Little Son Steubenville W. B. Purviance M. F Graham Jackman Amanda Rawlins Jennie Scott Rayland Linna Hennig Sherman Wheeling Hopewell M. E Ladies’ Aid Society Mabel Lewis Sherman Belden Dillonvale Ragland Presbyterian Church David Lynn Sarah McMannis Cleveland Joseph Large Forest Hill Miss Berry Scranton Margaret Ashton Charles Saidling Martins Ferry Zellers Maud Leeper Wm. T. King Wilda Chamberlain Ragland Hans Wagner Robert Sanderson Tiltonville Nes Alfred Heil Fearview Farm Foster Salem Audrey Striver Akron Mary Stringer John Caldwell Indianapolis Catherine Tilton W. D. Hoge Mary Anna O'Brien Canton Anna Jessie Stringer Margaret, Ashton Hettie Hutchinson Warrenton Ray McDonald Ethel Cole Jefferson, C John D. Hervey Henry Tennessee Paul Jackman Earl Lowry Wellsville Elsie Cay Donald Edna Lawrence Empire Taylor Edna Carson East Liverpool W. A. Lowry Ridge Locust Grove

Reeds Mills Community Notes And Nearby Visits

John Lackart bought a new car from Cole and Mee Hugh in town. Linley Grubbs and sisters visited friends in the city Saturday. Ed Collins and wife called at Reeds Mills Sunday. JT. B. Welday of Dennison spent Sunday with H. D. Cunningham family. A. S. Peterson and wife attended the Unionport picnic last Saturday. Mrs. Robert Copeland and Mrs. Wm Hoobler with Rev. Simpson and family visited George Welday and wife Friday and Saturday. Locals plan to attend John McCoy's festival near Fernwood tonight. Henry Nuce and family stayed with Mr. Montgomery near Toronto last Sunday. Blackberries ripen well this year and pickers are plentiful. recent rain welcomed by farmers.

Nreeds Mills John Lackart Cole Mee Hugh Linley Grubbs Ed Collins Reeds Mills JT. B. Welday Dennison H. D. Cunningham A. S. Peterson Unionport Robert Copeland Wm Hoobler Rev. Simpson George Welday John McCoy Fernwood Henry Nuce Mr. Montgomery Toronto

Unionport social notes and local outings

Unionport area residents visited relatives and attended events. Harold and Roy Hammond stayed with cousin Miss Goldie Betts. Earl Walton visited his mother Ada Walton at Minerva. Charles Polen stayed with grandparents in Germany. Blanche Mafit visited Chester Wallace in Jewett. Mae Allenworth traveled to Annapolis for her mother Shields. The Christian church picnic was a success with Hopedale band. Unionport won two games against East Springfield. Additional guests included James Moses family, Frank Ault family, and J M Ferrell family visiting local households. George Graham's family joined others at Bloomingdale and Fa : Mr. Farl Huff.

Unionport Harold and Roy Hammond Uhrichsville Goldie Betts Earl Walton Ada Walton Minerva Charles Polen Charles H. Polen Germany Blanche Mafit Jewett Chester Wallace Mae Allenworth Annapolis Shields Carl Johnson Wm. Bates Parlett The Christian Church Hopedale East Springfield James Moses Donald Frank Ault Caldwell Steubenville

Local Social News Buoyant With Visits And Births

Amos Adams hosts Sunday visitors while Chalmers Walton travels from Minerva to see friends. Edwin Wilson stayed with relatives in Beaver Falls after visiting. Gilbert Albaugh and family from Detroit called on old friends. Mrs. John Boyd and Anna Margaret of Carnegie visit Lucy Merrifield. Percy Arbaugh from Jewett came to town. Raymond Ferrell will preach as Rev. Simpson takes vacation. Walton Bell Leighton Buchanan Archie Tipton and others spent Saturday in Germany. Daughters of America met at the K P hall and two candidates were initiated and hosted for refreshments for 34 members and two visitors. John Harshman of Mingo attended the picnic. Archie family welcomed a baby girl Lilyan Louise Rowland.

Amos Adam Chalmers Walton Minerva Edwin Wilson Beaver Falls Gilbert Albaugh Detroit Mich John Boyd Anna Margaret Carnegie, Pa Lucy Merrifield Percy Arbaugh Jewett Simpson Raymond Ferrell Mingo Archie Lillian Louise Rowland

Bloomfield social notes detail a busy week of visits and gatherings

Bloomfield residents share visits and events from August 1916. Mrs. S H Armstrong and others travel to Steubenville and Hopedale, while the Standard Bearers plan a picnic on August 5. Several families host guests, attend church events, and prepare finances for a Grange picnic set for August 19 1916.

Willis urged for renomination by Ohio Republicans

East Liverpool Tribune urges Republican voters to support Governor Willis in the upcoming primary arguing his renomination is crucial for the party and likely to influence the November election. It dismisses his two opponents as unserious and warns of a Cincinnati gang backing a rival candidate aimed at diluting Willis’s vote.

Willis Matt Bis East Liverpool Tribune Cincinnati Mack Gov

Sunday activities and visits feature Mt Hope area

Sunday school at Mt Hope starts 9 30 am and church at 10 45 am. Local residents attended a picnic in Unionport last Saturday and many made trips to Steubenville and Richmond for visits. Several names appear with travels and illnesses noted among Miss Ada and Mr J Starr and others in the community.

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. H. Williams Sharp Ragland Missions Alice Leeper Mary Boyle Sunnyside Electric Company Beech Bottom Wm. Jackson Belknap Sherrodsville Leah Jennings B. A. Ferry Virginia Blanche Gillespie Wayne Worthington George’s Run Clemmie Dewhurst Henry Gerke Fred Gerke Wm. Gerke Cora Hall Ruth Burns Gerkie W. H. Haverfield Highlands Huron Kinsfolk Culverhouse James Frazier Frances Atkins Edgar Reynard Adena Howard Liggett Jane Liggett Charles Allison Bloomfield David Hervey W. C. Ramsey Kent Jesse Stringer D. L. Hess Will Kyle Marguerite Ickis Lida Beall Alma Saunders Harry Mansfield J. B. Mansfield DeWitt Lee J. B. Cope George Stringer Montford Harold Edwin Amy Lamborn Kenwood William Beckett Charles Cutschall Canton Hospital Malva Couch Bowerston Anderson Duffield A. C. Nation and Charles Simpson M. E. Church Ethel Stringer Lillian Dixon Olive McKee Blanche McKee Leroy Heavilin Bedford Charles Stubbins Oliver Carrick Marietta Presbyterian Church Fowler M. E Wheeler Johns-Mandels Company William Ludwick A. H. Dunn John Holmes Lucretia Ocie Sterrett Mooretown Charles Shimer Rev. Wilson Coshocton Anna Cole J. L. Mather Nancy Anna J. Cole E. R. Cole Clara Tipton Ernie McMullen Costonia C. W. Cookson Hobart Merryman George Mather Ross Starr W. R. Hervey Leubenville Lyle Ketler Ed Ketler W. H. & F. M. Society Mary Moore Osage Albaugh Busby Audrey Bessie E. A. Moore C. N. Megrail Sue Megrail Mt. Gilead Blackburn Fairplay Station Dr. Megrail Walter Frazier Whil Merryman Cambridge Dean Hammond Ollie Hammond Howard Ong and Sons A. P Spindler E. R. Merryman Charlie Merryman J. O. Cox Reed’s Mills C. A. Cox’s Mt. Moriah J. L. Copeland John DeHaven Peter Hoobler A. F. Woods O. R. Whittaker A. G. Harriman Harrisville J. R. Hervey D. M. Hervey Archie Rowland William Dickson Kansas City Dixon E. O. Lucas James Copeland Jasper Dye Howard A. J. Plants Will Hindman New Alexandria Simpson Crabb’s Lawrence Morrison Martha Cookson Etta Blackburn Ind Yorkville Chauncey Florence Blackburn Mary Carls Hayes White William Judkins Smithfeld H. F. Littell Dayton, C Pennsylvania Helen French Jan, Fox H. H. Pollack W. B. Gorsuch Mray C. W. Cookson Elsie Plants Ira Stringer Lizzie M. Rabe Allen Jones New York City J. P. H. Henderson Isaac Starr Grace Kirkpatrick Louise Canaga Hazel Black McKee’s Rocks W. B. Barnes Laura Potts New Lisbon Wallace Peidmont S. V. Wallace Earl Barnes Blanche Barnes Waterford Bloomingdale Barnes Warren J. W. Barnes Hazel Blake Amstersdam J. C. F. Lease Alten Myers Clark Grange Daniel Kimberland Amsterdam Goldie Merryman Elsie Adrian Miss Tipton Ne'lie Gotschall Ussell Rittenhouse Matilda Potts Jefferson Dorthy Wilson Stewhenville 1. C Leas Diechenyihe Chas Myre Joe Amanda Stewart Mr. Hage Mise Grove Annapedia
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