William McFeely Dies in Port land After Long West Coast Career
Mrs Edward Nicholson, visiting her daughter in Wheeling, received a San Francisco telegram announcing the death of her brother William McFeely on July 24 at his Portland home opposite San Francisco. A former Steubenville native, he left thirty years ago for the Pacific coast and built a stationery business in San Francisco. He married a California woman and leaves several brothers and sisters including Mrs Nicholson. Old friends will miss him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Nicholson
California
Union Cemetery
Harry Stewart
Wheeling
San Francisco
William McFeely
Portland
MccFeely
Steubenville
Pacific Coast
George McFeely
Nicholson
McFeely
Judge Hogue
Cadiz
Rev D B Rogers dies in Philadelphia after illness
Reverend David Benton Rogers native of Steubenville Ohio died in Philadelphia after several weeks illness. Former pastor of Richmond Presbyterian Church Philadelphia born 1841 in Steubenville. He retired in 1996 and is survived by daughter Miss Mary Ann Rogers. Funeral at home Friday evening with interment in Canonsburg Pennsylvania Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Rogers
David Benton Rogers
Steubenville
Philadelphia
Richmond Presbyterian Church
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
Rogers
West
Middle West
Washington Jefferson College
Portland Presbyterian Church
Delaware Water Gap
Mary Ann Rogers
Canonsburg
Death of Mrs Grover, Widow of Dr T O Grover
A notice from Louisville Kentucky reports the sudden death of Mrs. Grover widow of Dr. T O Grover a former Toronto physician. She had lived with her brother Edward and sister Laura Bain in Louisville. On June 20 she felt faint on steps near her home and died before aid could arrive. She is remembered fondly by friends in both cities as a Christian woman who has found release from loneliness after burying her husband and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Grover
Toronto
Harry
Basil Markle Dies After Sudden Indigestion at 64
Basil Lorain Markle of Wilkins avenue LaBelle View died at 7:45 am Thursday July 27 1916 at age 64 after a brief illness of acute indigestion. He was born September 18 1851 in Wintersville Ohio learned blacksmithing there and later moved to Steubenville in 1872 with wife Ruth Hood. Survived by four daughters Gertrude Marie Claude Edna and by three sons Tower Raymond and Robert and brother Frank Markle. He was a member of the Wintersville Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil Lorain Markle
Wilkins Avenue
LaBelle View
A. T
Harriet Johnson Markle
Wintersville
Steubenville
Ruth Natherine Hood
Toronto
Gertrude
Marie
Claude
Edna
Tower
Raymond
Robert
Frank Markle
Mrs Margaret Burns Passes Away at 62 in Steubenville
Mrs Margaret Burns a respected city resident died at her home 749 North Seventh Street Friday morning at 7 o'clock aged 62 born in Scotland she came to Steubenville at age fifteen She is survived by her husband John O Burns and children John Eugene Robert Loretta and Mary at home and Mrs D P Keeler Warren Pa She was a longtime member of St Peters church and esteemed by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Burns
North Seventh Street
Scotland
Steubenville
John O. Burns
John
Eugene
Robert
Loretta
Mary
D. P. Keeler
Warren
St. Peter’s Church
Death notices of Charles Hall and local residents
Charles Hall of Harrison county dies in Indianapolis of typhoid fever at 47. He was a longtime mail agent on the YR CC and St. L RR and a nephew of Mrs. Rezin Mansfield. Also noted are the deaths of John Clark, age 3, and Mrs. Dora Williams, with funeral and burial details at Union cemetery and local homes on Lake Erie avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hall
Mansfield
Indianapolis
Mr. Hall
Edward Hall
Folks Station
Harrison County
Yr. C. C
St. L R. R
Rezin B. Mansfield
Dora Williams
Eli Guycer
North Lake Erie Avenue
Farley
Elmer White
Chas. Davis
Thos, Christian
B. J. Guyder
Union Cemetery
Markle Died at 64 in LaBelle View Burial Set
Pasil L Markle aged 64 died July 27 1916 at 7 45 pm at his late home 703 Wilkins Street LaBelle View Saturday at 2 pm friends invited Interment at Union Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkle
Martin C Wright obituary in Toronto man dies at 55
Martin C Wright a respected citizen of Toronto died Saturday at 30 a.m. aged 55, from a stroke. He is survived by his wife and children Clyde, Robert, John, Pearl, Anna, Genia, and Bessie, plus brothers Poe Wilbur Walter Ira. He was a member of the M. E. church. funeral Sunday at 3 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin C. Wright
Toronto
Clyde
Robert
John
Pearl
Anna
Genia
Bessie
Poe
East Liverpool
Wilbur
Hammondeville
Walter
Callery
Ira
Wellsville
M. E
Emma Marie Halm Dies After Illness at 14
Emma Marie Halm daughter of Chris and Carrie Halm died at the West Market street residence on Saturday July 29 1916 at 9 15 in the morning aged fourteen. The death was due to valvular heart trouble she had suffered for three or four years and remained in a critical state for months. Born January 29 1902 in Steubenville she attended public schools and Zion's Lutheran church Sunday school. She was beloved by family and friends and is survived by her parents three sisters Wilma Elizabeth Dorothy and brother Elmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marie Halm
Emma Marie
Chris
Carrie Halm
West Market Street
Steubenville
Zion’s Lutheran Church
Wilma
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Elmer
Funerals Held for George W. Kelly and Basil L. Markle
The funeral for George W. Kelly from 1700 Market street occurred Friday at 2:30 pm with Rev. G. E. Chaney of Second Christian church presiding. Basil L. Markle’s funeral from 703 Wilkins Street LaBelle View was Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev. George B. Smith, with Lenora Kell singing and family pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kelly
Market Street
G. E. Chaney
Second Christian Church
Basil L. Markle
Wilkins Street
LaBelle View
George B. Smith
Bellaire
MEF
Lenora Kell
Francis McMahon 18 Dies After Illness in Wheeling Hospital
Francis McMahon son of Patrick and the late Agnes McMahon Mahon died July 30 1916 in Wheeling at age 18 after prolonged illness. He grew up Logan street attended St Peters parochial school and city high school. A devout altar boy and faithful church member he leaves his father two sisters Ruth and Agnes and aunt Mrs McCaffrey amid heartfelt tributes to his character and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McMahon
Francis
Patrick
Agnes McCann Mahon
Wheeling
Logan Street
St. Peters
City
St. Peters Church
Patrick McMahon
Ruth
Agnes
McCaffrey
Glover Family and local obituaries recount several deaths
Ida Glover died at 247 South Court Street from heart neuralgia at 5 30 Sunday morning at age 34 35 born October 22 1881 in Steubenville daughter of E W and Samantha Vandine affiliated with Methodist church survived by son William brother John Edward Ernest Vandine sisters Emma Call Olive Kels Margaret Niemen funeral for Mrs John O Burns held at St Peters Church pallbearers Martin Larkin M E McSwiggen Martin Houbahn Frank Kelly flower bearers Edward Moran James Griffen Agnes Szoltek wife of John Szoltek of 241 South Church Street died at Ohio Valley Hospital after a fall aged 31 Eva Bonifacio and Marie J DiFabbio died Sunday aged one Steve Ga doski son of John and Volia Ga doski died at home on Highland Avenue aged ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Glover
Ida Vandine Glover
South Court Street
Steubenville
E. W
Samantha Vandine
Methodist Church
William, Herrother
John
Edward
Ernest Vandine
Emma Call
East Liverpool
Olive Kels
Margaret Niemen
John O. Burns
St. Peters Church
Father Powers
Martin Larkin
M. E. McSwiggen
Martin Houbahn
Frank Kelly
Edward Moran
James Griffen
Agnes Szoltek
John Szoltek
South Church Street
Ohio Valley Hopital
Steve
Volia Gadoski
Highland Avenue
Death of Mrs Julia McBane Houge in Cádiz
A personal letter from the city announces the death of Mrs. Julia McBane Hogue widow of Judge Hogue of Cambridge Ohio. She passed away at her sister Mrs W A Cessena home in Cádiz on Saturday evening after a period of delicacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia McBane Houge
Julia McBane
Judge Hogue
Cambridge
W. A. Cessena
Cadiz
Cadiz and Mingo Junction Obituary Fragments
A two year paralysis death notes Mrs Hogue and Mary Elizabeth Sabetto. figures in Cadiz, Mingo Junction, and Harrison County obituaries. Francis McMahon funeral at St Peters in sacred Mt Calvary grave. Names include D A Hollingsworth W A Cessena, McBane, Powers, Slattery, Spangler.
Funeral of James P Wycoff in Wintersville
The funeral held at the late home in Wintersville Monday at 10 o'clock with Rev. Weyrick and Rev. D E Scott conducting. A M E church quartet provided music. Pallbearers were Joseph Bowers J T McCoy Jesse Barrett Wm Thomas Winfield Scott and Edward Ekey. Interment followed in Wintersville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Wycoff
Wintersville
Weyrick
D. E. Scott
M. E. Church
Joseph Bowers
J. T. McCoy
Jesse Barrett
Wm. Thomas
Winfield Scott
Edward Ekey
Funeral Services For Emma Marie Halm
The funeral was held at the Becker homestead at 2 o clock with Rev Traut conducting. The Zion Lutheran church choir provided music and pallbearers included John Winland and Lawrence Hu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Marie Halm
Becker Homestead
Traut
Zion Lutheran Church
John Winland
Lawrence Hu
County Workhouse Contract Planned by County Commission
County Commissioner Tarr announced that a contract with the Stark county workhouse would be set at Friday’s meeting. The aim is to aid city and county authorities in removing undesirables who have used the county house as a boarding place, with prisoners sent to the workhouse only under commissioner approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
Stark County Workhouse
Horse Thief Bound Over on Grand Jury Charge
Earl Marshal of Brilliant was bound over to the grand jury on a $1000 bond for horse stealing. He is charged with stealing a team and rig from Herman Dawson. He was captured Sunday and bound over after a hearing before Squire Weekly at Brilliant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Marshal of
Brilliant
Herman Dawson
Squire
Ohio Letter Carriers elect officers at Springfield convention
Governor Willis faces pardon demand for J P Cameron of Sandusky while J B Rapp of Union county is elected president with David A Leishe vice president JH Morison secretary and Percy Stites treasurer The Knights of Columbus report Davenport notes 368138 members up 21517 with assets near 7 million and 2119433 in current year collections plus 859406 in death benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Willis
Ohio
J. P. Cameron
Sandusky
Treasury
The
National Association
Ohie
Springfield
J. B. Rapp
Union County
David A. Leishe
Vane County
JH. Morison
Fremont
Percy Stites
Wauseon
Bowers
Creston
At-Lary
Defiance
Associated Proag
Davenport
Town
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Secretary
Merkle to be defended in Toronto murder case
Council for Defense announces J. W. Porter and A. C. Lewis as attorneys chosen to defend William Merkle of Toronto who is jailed in the county awaiting trial for first degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council For Defense
J. W. Porter
A.C. Lewis
William Merkle
Toronto
Troop F in Fierce Skirmish With Bandits Near Fort Hanewek
At Paso on July 1 a running fight with Mexican bandits crossing the Rio Grande near Fort Hanewek Texas resulted in the bandits, numbering under ten, being killed. Reports to military authorities say two to five American soldiers died, with a detachment of regular cavalry aided by Company Eighth Infantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Paso
Eighth U. S .Cavalry
Rioande River
Fort Hanewek
Texas
Eighth Lbsaeciaries
Kitchin objects to postoffice check collection order
Representative Kitchin, Democratic Leader in the House, protested to Postmaster General Burleson and the federal reserve board against an order requiring post offices to collect checks without charge from state banks not in the reserve system. He warned the move would cut profits of about 6,000 small state banks and said if it stands North Carolina could swing Republican by 25,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kitchin
House
Burleson
Federal Reserve Board
North Carolina
Wolf Pest of Cattle Raisers
The gray wolf of Montana is the hardest animal to trap and is destructive to cattle, challenging cattle raisers with difficult trapping and ongoing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Weerton Station Arrests Overwhelmed by County Jail Findings
Four well known Weirton men were rounded up at the county jail in Newaneah after a disruption at the Mos Cumberland hueath of me mainrda eats pried Spee. They face a hearing today as investigations detail the tickets and money involved in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weerton
Mos Cumberland
Draege
Anna T Howard Seeks Divorce From Luther Howard
Anna T Howard files for divorce alleging neglect of duty inability to provide support and excessive drinking. She states they married in the city on December 18 1911 and had children who are now deceased. She accuses him of dissipating money associating with other women and leaving in July 1914 with thirty cents. She asks divorce and restoration to maiden name Anna T Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna T. Howard
Luther Howard
Plantif
Anna T. Wilson
Injured Diver Recovers After Creek Accident at Y Camp
Larry Strong, a prominent YMCA man, was bathing at Fernwood Y camp when he struck his head on a rock after diving into creek waters. He swam ashore, received first aid, and three stitches were needed to close a deep scalp wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Strong
Fernwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Clark
Bright
May Hutchison
Lake Erie Avenue
Eva
Bonifacio
Marie J. DiFabbio
Mary Elizabeth Sabetto
Lockhart Street
Mingo Junction
Elizabeth Figel
Reservoir Hill
Michael and
Mary Figel
Bert
Wm. Floyd
Wm. Blues
St. Peter's Church
Father Slattery
Spangler
Anson McConnell
Walter Brownlee
Leo Hurnung
Donald Punke
George Cusick
Harry Walker
Mt. Calvary
Munsing Underwear
Munsing Union
Meers “the Fashion Store
Vrainery
IJ v' U
Madras
Panamas
Panama
Cassimeres
Bret
Metric
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