Fair Co. to Stage Races at Pleasant Heights This Fall
The Steubenville Fair and Driving Co. has organized a new group led by Eli Castner John Bates and Wm Freudenberger to operate Pleasant Heights track. Races are set for September 17 to 20 with purses ranging from 400 to 500 dollars and a free for all pace of 500. Leaders include J Ault secretary H M May and John J Moran general manager.
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Steubenville
Poe
J. Ault
May
John J. Moran
Everett Miller
Wm. Freudenberger
Eli Castner
John O. Bates
Pastor Dziatkowiec Dies. Dillonvale Funeral Friday
Rev. Andrew Dziatkowiec, 62, pastor of the Polish congregation at Dillonvale, died Wednesday morning. Bishop James Hartley appoints a local pastor to lead the funeral at 10 Friday with Steubenville Deanery priests attending. The new frame church cost about 13000 and its dedication, set for the 15th, is postponed. Priests from the Pittsburg district will attend.
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Andrew Dziatkowiec
Dillonvale
James Hartley
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Local men enlist in U S infantry service
Rooke Cunningham of this city Orville Webb of Huntington W V and George Boyd of Pittsburg enlisted in the U S infantry at the local recruiting office and have departed for Columbus.
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Rooke Cunningham
Orville Webb
Huntington
W. Va
George Boyd
Pittsburg
U. S. Infantry Service
Columbus
Candidate’s Exam Answer Claims Lew Wallace Principal Work
A library hopeful for New York Public Library wrote on an exam that Lew Wallace’s main work is Her Ben. The remark surfaced as part of the candidate’s discussion of Lew Wallace novels.
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New York Public Library
Lew Wallace
Ben
Letter on paint quality and cost from Devoe company
A letter to councilman Freudenberger in Benville Ohio discusses two paint types used on two houses built by C. P. Hanger of Starnton Virginia. It claims one paint, Devoe, costs a quarter less for paint and labor while delivering equal results, and asserts that people typically pay twice as much for paint.
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E. L. Reed
Pike Road
B. W. Lanis
No. 12
Saline Township
Pearce
C. P. Hanger
Starnton
Devoe
F. W. Devoe & CO
Personal Wednesday social notes from Smithfield city
Prof. W. B. Naylor visits. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Chambers and daughter plan Atlantic City trip. Many locals travel, visit, or entertain. Mrs. Edith Naylor returns after hospital stay. updates on picnics, neighborhood gatherings, and summer outings at Mountain Lake Park, Bay View, and Stanton Park.
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W. B. Naylor
Smithfield
F. C. Chambers
Atlantic City
M. Inglebright
W. A. Clark
J. H. Breader
D. D
West Sunbury
Robert E. Crawford
Cora
Winifred Jarvis
Michigan
John Pearce
Mountain Lake Park
Minnie Huff
B. W. Connelly
Washington, D. Ha
J. A. McCullough
George Ewing
Steubenville
James McCleary
Martin’s Ferry
Mamie Workman
D. C. McCurdy
Zephyr Avenue
Sheraden
Clarence Ramsey
Louis Richards
W. H. Neiger
Stanton Park
W. H. Moore
Charles A. Freeman
Baden
Clarence Murray
Mitchell
McGee
Wilberforce
Mabel White
F. H. Kerr
Mary A. Cochran
Clara
George Cochran
Helen
Nancy Mears
Henrietta Hill
Gallipolis
Edward L. Menager
Anderson
Pearl
Irwin
H. S. Overly
South Fifth Street
W. H. Lowe
Fred
Philadelphia
New England
Pastors’ Aid Society
Second Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Temperance Union
Homer C. Cook
Lilly Munker
New York
Social party at Ross Park honors Miss Wrenshall visitor
Queen City guests return from Pittsburg trip delighted with a Ross Park reception at the old colonial homestead of the Misses Wells in honor of Miss Wrenshall of Woodville Pa. The evening featured a candlelit hilltop view, a stroll through the park and a late luncheon. Several local residents and visitors including Mrs Carruthers of Princeton N J and Miss Nannie Maude were noted as attendees and travelers continued home by special car after midnight.
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Ross Park
Misses Wells
Wrenshall
Woodville
Carruthers
Princeton
N. J
Nannie Maude
Atlantic City
C. J. Tompkins
Pittsburg
New Brighton
Whittaker
Bloomfield
Grant Sparks
Steubenville
James Crawford
Mt. Tabor
N. M. Naylor
Smithfield
Howard Whittaker
W. H. Thompson and Son
New Castle
A. S. Elliott
Jas. Parks
Kate
C. A. Lindsey
Dennison
M. Inglebright
J. J. McCoy
William
Atlanticity
John
Robert McGowan
la Belle Avenue
Earl Hout
Mansfield
Mre
Ferry
Chautauqua
Cambridge Springs
Jamestown
N.Y
Ma Ferry
Hilder Sternloff
Lulu Thompson
Chicago
Edward McConnell
Springfield
Mass
Tennie McConnell
Cadiz
Samuel A. McConnell
West Market Street
Waddle
Brilliant
George
Cleveland
Mackinac
Edwin M. Crawford
Richmond
Pearsoy Hobson
Holyson
Uncle Sam
Esther May Zimmerman
Ross Street
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Sinclair
Tember
Dil
Lonvale
Dziatkowiec
A. W. Chase
T. B. Roberts
Marshall St
Syracuse
N. Y
Dr. A Chase
Dr. A. W Medicine Co
Buffalo
Freudenberger
Cincinnati
John W. Coleman
Carnegie
Anna Stewart
Ella
Cambridge
Ohio
Edward Moses
Pennsylvania
KB. Dolan
Homestead
Thos. Godfrey
Harry Qley
Maude Slee
Pontiac
O.M. Kee
U. S. Army
Morgantown
William Thompson
A. R. Elliott
John Copeland
Columbus Hospital
Albert Senft
Roy Rausch
Herman Oberholzer
Charles Caniff
John Mooney
Elliot
Rayland
Camp Rest
Miss the Trace
Met Moore
Moombeh
Harold
Zoar
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
John W. Forney
Andrew W. McDonald
Commercial National Bank
Fourth and Market Streets
A. S. Buckingham
Steseessarsernee Teasenet Consessors
Emmett E. Erskine
Joseph Beatty
Gilbert G. Gaston
W. S. Walker
John W. Forney, William Leech Andrew, W. McDonald
S. Buckingham
People's National Bark
Steubenville, Ohio
W. F. Davidson
E. E. Francy
Pres
L. L. Grimes
Cashier
S. J. Podlewski
R. J. Brownlee
B. Frank Murphy
Jones Munker
Bristol
J. T. Sarratt
A. M. Helms
S. R. Stark
R. G. Richards
Union Deposit Bank
BAL Bevetiens
Securiting
J. Singh
South Third Street
Steubenville,ohio
Imperial Sewing Machine
Strauss-Miller, Co., Dept
Imperial
Strauss-Miller Co
Enor
Strauss-Miller Bargain Emporium
Huron, Erie and
Prospect Streets
Cleveland, Ohio
Sewin