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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
7
A local social roundup reports visiting relatives and community gatherings across Steubenville Brilliant and surrounding areas. Numerous families from Cleveland Warren and Wellsville shared meals and attended picnics, while others hosted guests and attended church events. A Wellsburg dog bite incident near Lille Rash Road prompted a man to shoot the attacking animal.
The Hammondsville scene near the town hosts four circuit appointments Ping Grove Gheratnut Circye New Kumercat and Wannnnda ville with a union meeting. Rev and Mrs Sealth and son Olin attend along with many locals. several families visit relatives as threshing accident injures two men near J L Bulteman’s bridge.
Reports from Trondale indicate Jacob Sharer W Weber visited Loveland while Ruth Bermant returned home after a week with the Jefferson County teachers. A. Peregoy attends at Obeutaupa meeting, Betheeda Ohio. Locals plan switches for a large fire and a potential brick production vein.
The fragment notes visitors from Morth Wan pe W Va visiting friends in town and mentions a trip to Zonnnto and a stop at an American exposition. It references Mort Williams and a doctor during a visit week with various garbled names and places.
Fragmented OCR appears to describe a social invitation or correspondence dated August 15 and referencing multiple names and places. The readable portions mention a wedding or vacation context, with several individuals listed and place names such as Steubinville Winteraville New Athens and North. The text is garbled with errors, but suggests an invitation event and some local names.
Bloomfield rumor and social notes recount visits and events. Mr and Mrs W I Hilhart hosted a picnic at Keys Grove raising ten dollars from a sale. Steubenville visitors Jane McVoy and Miss Helen McKeever appear among local names. Several residents plan moves, work, or travels to York Nebraska Steubenville and Mansfield with mentions of farms wells and church service.
Warrenton social column records visits and greetings among residents. Names include Mr and Mrs W Hylander Vernon Martins Berry. Mr and Mrs Thomas Chamberlain and granddaughters Clara and Blanche Lewis Covington Kentucky. Gare Welshie and Mrs W H Wickman Kremont Ohio. Miss Bila M Vout Balineville. Roy Heaton and Ming Maud Martins Ferry. Miss Pastore host. W R Taoley wife and Miss Clare Loule at Tiltonville church. Kjshe Lewin and O McAdaus seen about Broubeuville and other locals. Emme Reinengder Wheeling visiting Pan Actor crew Buffalo. Mamie Sterling Brokenville returns home. crowd attends Holness grove event.
Special correspondence reports social visits in Barmenville Ohio with J K Hardpoi family stays and a marriage between McQuollum Rhine and Misa Minn Moxcer. visitors from Martin's Ferry, and local business activity. James Bayne completes abutments and approaches for the county bridge over Owe’roaa Creek. farmers finish harvest and shift to railroad grading.
Mrs. Hanlon, aged 74, longtime resident of New Alexandria, died Monday after kidney illness. She was a member of the M. P. church and survived by her husband, a daughter, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral was held Wednesday at New Alexandria.
The article celebrates the forty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Tugley who lived in Mingo for decades with time in Steubenville and Hellier. They hosted a planned surprise party in their temporary shelter with a Mingo hand entertainment and refreshments as neighbors offered gifts. The couple have eleven children with ten living, and relatives from several towns attended.
Bloomfield mourns the death of Joby M Day found dead in his room after a period of ill health. A Civil War veteran of the 17th Ohio, Day was a builder of saddles and a devoted father and grandfather. Surviving relatives include daughter Annie, sister Mary A Day, and brothers and sisters in New York City, Washington DC, and Bloomingdale. The funeral was at his home with Presbyterian church involvement and interment on a hill cemetery. The town extends sympathy to the family.
A reunion of three old companies of the 62d U.S. volunteers occurred in Richmond, praised Col. J. F. Holmes for his wartime leadership. The essay notes Richmond as a center of culture, and describes Franklin College’s new chemical laboratory, a renovated literary room, and plans for a strengthened summer school and fall term with increased enrollment and facilities.
Two couples wed in a Tocedey evening ceremony at the parsonage of Second Presbyterian church Wellsville Rev C L Vo McKean officiated uniting Miss Cora Mills and John Lewie and Miss Annie Read and Homerawin The brides sisters and families linked to Edwin B Middleton of Wood Street Wellsville now Island Creek in the county of Lucas Ohio.
Special excursion to Cleveland on Pennsylvania Lines departs Sha benville at 1 02 a m Central time on August 18. Round trip fare 61 50. Reservations and details available at local offices.
Decision from Washington August 15 states Attorney General Knox opines that a Chinaman may engage in manufacturing goods for sale and still be considered a merchant under the terms of the Chinese exclusion laws if the business is primarily selling goods. The ruling emphasizes the merchant definition in the treaty and law context.
Baltimore August 1 the report says Isaac Rayner general attorney for Maryland has been retained as one of the lawyers for Rear Richard Sehley in his county hearing before the court of insanity.
An OCR mixed with medical ads mentions Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, Foley's Honey and Tar for Whooping Cough, and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising permanent digestion relief. It cites Beall & Breele wholesale agents and R.K. Morrison druggist, with unrelated notes on convicts and signatures from 1897.
An OCR fragment listing various patent medicines and tonics from the early 20th century. Mentions Cascarets, Doan’s Vintment, Dr Rankin’s Kidney Tablets, and other remedies with bold claims, plus dealer locations like Breckenvils and Madison Medi. Contains marketing, misspellings, and archaic phrasing.
In Scranton Pennsylvania two women, Mrs. Bridget Walsh and Mrs. Mcwant nelly of Carbondille, were struck and killed by an Ontario and Western passenger train while crossing a bridge over Brooklyn street in the somber district of Car bundle.
Police obtained warrants and raided a West Thirty seventh Street pool room where six men were present. The proprietor and four assistants were arrested and paraphernalia seized. Super intendent McClintock said evidence suggested the ring had been tipped off too late to act.
Legal notice from Thornen Methodist Church in Breu-en- Le Letterman county Ohio requests court approval to sell real estate in Stein wile city Jefferson County. The tract begins at a specified south lane corner and runs north and east along property lines to convey clear title with exceptions for easements and mine rights. Trustees list include Jonathan Hecanard and others, with dates and court references for the Common Pleas proceeding.
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