Personal notices and society figures in Steubenville
Me. and Mrs. Robert Peterson return from an Eastern trip. Mav Sweeney leaves Thursday for Mountain Park for a vacation outing. Typhoid affects Miss Mary Barclay. Several locals visit Mountain Lake Park and Chautauqua. Attendees at Stratford Springs and Pittsburg social visits are noted along with church events and upcoming trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peterson
Anathan
Steubenville
Stratford Springs
Wheeling Intelligencer
George Moore
Braddock
Florence Irwin
Alice Prince
Grace Beggs
London
Ohio
Pittsburg
Loraine Forsythe
Prince
Henry C. Smith
The
Cleveland
Death of William E. Morrow in Steubenville
William E. Morrow, age about 80, died at 606 Sixth Avenue Steubenville after a year of illness. He was born in Island Creek township, married Carrie Misselwitz in 1905, and leaves a wife, daughter Marian Ledie, his father, four brothers and a sister. He worked at the Pottery, in a Steubenville grocery, and served in Steubenville fire department. member of Steuben Lodge No 1 K of P and First M E Church. Funeral services scheduled for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Morrow
Sixth Avenue
Morrow
Island Creek Township
David
Maria Morrow
Steubenville
Carrie Misselwitz
Marian Ledie
Fred Morrow
Jeddo
Joseph
Howard Morrow
Frank Carnahan
Toronto
O. M. Morrow
Braddock
Kirk Myers
Flo
Steuben Lodge No. 1
K. of P
M. EF. Church
Allen
W. H
Johnston Mooney
Charles H
James
George
Two Ridges
Saraly Houser
Richmond
Widow of Frank Allen Dies at Son's Home Near Two Ridges
Mrs. Margaret widow of the late Frank Allen died at the home of her son C. H. Allen near Two Ridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Allen
Margaret
C. H. Allen
Two Ridges
Death of Isaac Linduff Prominent West Market Resident
Isaac Linduff longtime Market Street resident died at home Friday at 2 P M after three years of poor health due to heart trouble and a Civil War wound. Born November 6 1836 in Cross Creek township he served in the 3rd O V I then reenlisted. He lost sight in one eye from his wound and farmed near his homestead. Survived by wife Lydia Edminston seven children two brothers and several relatives. He belonged to the Swedenborgian church Royal Arcanum and E M Stanton Post G A R. He was respected for integrity and intellect and was a pleasant social acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Linduff
West Market Street
Linduff
Macon
Georgia
Mr. Linduff
Cross Creek Township
John
Lydia Powell Linduff
Market Street
S3rd O. V. 1
Lydia B. Edminston
Mary Money
Cora
David
Jason
Oklahoma
R. N. Linduff
Sweedenborgian Church
Royal Arcanum
E. M
E. M. Stanton Post, G. A. R
Youngest son of Steubenville family dies in Arizona
Charles H. Anderson, 24, youngest son of Mrs Luella F and the late Henry C Anderson, died in Nogales Arizona after an appendicitis operation. Born in Steubenville he lived in Pittsburg before moving to Nogales for business. He is survived by his mother in Ingram Pa two brothers George and Clayton and two sisters Mrs Mueller of Oakmont and Mrs Donovan of Pittsburg. Interment will be in Union Cemetery Steubenville. funeral notice to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella F
Henry C. Anderson
Steubenville
Nogalez
Arizona
Anderson
Pittsburg
Union Cemetery
Mr. Anderson
Lewis Anderson
B. W. Worthington
G. A. Mueller
Oakmont
J. P. Donovan
Infant Wililue Glenn Porter Martin Dies at Fernwood
Wililue Glenn infant son of John and Mary Porter Martin died Wednesday morning at 6 30 at the parents home in Fernwood Ohio. The family mourns but trusts the child rests safe in the father’s keeping with one more jewel in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wililue Glenn
John
Mary Porter Martin
Neesday
Fernwood, O
Wilbur
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C. I. Weems
George Clifton
Cincinnati
Wilbur Caldwell
Zanesville
McGee
Miss Mitchell
Mitchell
Wilberforce University
Quinn Church
Ernest Hinton
Newark
Theo Miller
Edward Mullen
Marysville
Alex Gilcnrist
Wellsburg
R. J. Davis
Atlantic City
Agnes Carey
Mingo Junction
Thomas O. Johnson
Bertha Hunter
Virginia Geisinger
South Fifth Street
P. P. Young
Indianapolis
R. M. Foster
South High Street
Young
Andersonville
Smithfield
Indiana
Chester Peppers
Chas, Floto’s
Emma Palmer
Canal Dover
Put-in-Bay
Wm. P. Buttee
Los Angeles
Cal
Paper Roofing Mig., Co
Clay Salmon
Harold Stewart
Florence
Lulu O'Neil
Virginia
Jean Whyte
Mayme Carney
Wheeling
Helena Caniff
North Sixth Street
Jubal Clark, Sr
Glen's Falls
N. Y
Harry Bair
Son Quay
Greensburg
Reed Crammer
J. D. Trwin
North Yakima
Wash
Presbyterian Church
Manafield
Richard Mahan
Lillie Munker
Thursda
Yellowstone National Park
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Dr. Bumpus
John Ore
Chicago
W. J. Lanigan
Dennison
Francis Goff
Brilliant
Wylie Nichols
Uhrichsville
Esther Laporte
Florence van Oostran
Mabel McNutt
Bell Telephone Office
Helliday’s Cove
East Liverpool
Louisville
W. H. Cooper
Chick
Agnes
Sarah Fennell
North Seventh Street
Fennell
Charles H. Anderson
la Belle
Market St
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