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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1913

Page

3

Ice man Blosser sells to saloon owner in town

Mr Blosser popular local ice man from Steubenville Ice Co sold ice to a saloon proprietor on Third Street. He regrets the sale after learning the customer’s saloon was opposed by strikers and vows his wagons will not stop there again.

Blosser Steubenville Ice Company Third Street Kieguley Pittsburg Earl Godfrey Steubenville Thomas Godfrey Main Street Lee Mahan Wall Bethany College Little Pola Brooke County Improvement Co J. W. Thomas M. K. Lott Follansbee Margaret Griffith F. S. Gettling Banfield Avenue Mildred Woods New Castle Sharon

Local Social Notes Show Visits and Outing Plans

The column lists church groups picnicking at Stanton Park and various visits. Scott McMillen, ill but improving, is mentioned. Mrs. Wemple, Mrs. Myers, and Miss Bair enjoy Cedar Point lake trip. Mrs. Green hosts a dinner for her daughter Derma’s birthday. The Wilsons and James Jr visit from Chicago. Arthurs and son Harold return to Cuyahoga Falls. Mrs. Leatherberry to host S T C club in Knoxville. Miss Rush Carson and nephew Charles Edward Carson return from Martins Ferry. Lois Cable visits Holliday's Cove.

Ohio Logan Lodge No. 48 Temple Focal Order George Tate Potter Memorial Sunday School Carpenter's Orchard McLister Avenue Jacob Speier Mingo Carnegie Martin Conners Atlantic City Walter McLister Thomas Roach Buffalo Niagara Falls May Justice Canton William Bell Kilgore Arrved Alice Cleary Pittsburg Thomas McLister Rooke Morris Goodfriend Cleveland William Quillen Reservoir Hill Steubenville Gourtey Pennsylvania Jason B. Manley Louis Colorado Albert Grimes Maude Helen Miller Vesta Heil Martins Ferry Nannie Archie Polen Milton Ingler Blaine Quillen Madock Street Quillen Wisener Carnegie Steel Maxwell Logan Lodge Harry Barkhast Wellsville Anna Carter Marietta William Irving Youngstown Young Ladies Missionary Society U. P. Church Stanton Park Scott McMillen Lower River Avenue Charles Wemple George Myers Hilda Bair Cedar Point Walter Green Derma James Wilson James Jr Chicago B. H. Watson Daniels Street Grant Arthurs Harold Cuyahoga Falls Edward Leatherberry S. T. C. Club Knoxville Rush Carson Charles Edward Carson E. T. Mohr Lois Cable Adams

Social Notes Speak Of Visits and Weddings In Local Town

A steady stream of guests and family visits fills this week’s social column. Nellie Greinwelle visits Mrs. James McKee in Irondale, while frocks and lunch mark gatherings at Markle and Jeddo. A Japanese Tea Club event at Miss Arwilda Morrow’s Markle home features sixteen young ladies, music, and a surprise engagement photo.

Nellie Greinwelle James McKee Irondale Ray Clelland Samuel Clelland Tere Macaseet Aythian Mm. Cachek Sr Market Jessie Ps Steubenville Edward Nora Porter Hoategg David Tuttle W. E. Nale Flora Atkinson Toronto Gary Ind Helen W. E. Allison Strew Gram Noble Uhricusville Amanda McCormick Merle Brown Third Street Silver Lake S. B. Taylor Fred Burdock Wheeling John Young Charles Young River Avenue James Anderson East Springfield Arwilda Morrow Markle Cora Stratton Louise Peterson Elizabeth Rogers Follawsbee Olive Johnston Thomas Ault Jeddo James Moses Louise Miller Charles Kenneth Knowles East Liverpool Briggs McClelland Wellsburg Mildred Moren Patton T. P. Vickers North Fourth Street Glass House Wm. Arthurs Uhrichsville Arthurs James Wellington Fourth Street John Dodds Knoxville Paul McDonald East Palestine Joseph Daniels New Cumberland J. T. Daniels Frank Myer Akron Myrtle Mffatt Woodsfield Lenora Smith Elsworth Mary Kirkpatrick Wm. Ruddicks Christian Church Bible School Bertha Hester Weidner Artie Cottrell Lorna Ryan Edith Clark Ray Birchfield J. B. Elliott Hollow Rock Hugh Wildpret Florence Hanna Aid Society of the Christian Church Stanton Park Harriet Myers Chas, Moren Dave Huscroft Tarr Brilliant Chas. Wildpret James Green Clem Halstead Harold Wyandot Mich Abrams Franklin Street Wilma Cooper Canton Margaret Lee W. W. Carter Hinton W. Va Line Harry Allman Chas, Eakin Daniels Street

Belmont real estate man drowned in Outer Lake Michigan

Ernest L. Perkins, 29, a Belmont county real estate man, was drowned yesterday in Outer Lake Michigan. He is survived by his wife and a three year old daughter, his mother Mrs Lena Perkins, and a sister in Bethesda.

Michigan Ernest L. Perkins Belmont County Lake Michigan Lena Perkins Bethesda

Centennial planned at Mount Pleasant by Ohio Yearly Meeting

The Ohio yearly meeting of Friends will celebrate its centennial at Mount Pleasant on September 1st with delegates from other yearly meetings and plans to publish a commemorative history. The organization, near 6,000 members, supports missions in China and India, opposes slavery and war, and has played a noted role in education and arbitration.

Ohio Yearly Meeting of Friends Moumornoo Eousty Baltinee Ohio Os Allegheny Mountains Ohio River Mount Pleasant Ohio Foreign and Home Mission China Grant Friends Ohio Yearly Meeting

Thaw Explains Detention While Facing Extradition

Thaw claims he was merely passing through Canada to Detroit when arrested. Canadian immigration orders hold him for deportation, with Ottawa dispatching inspectors to Sherbrooke. Thaw, arraigned in Coaticook, seeks habeas corpus as lawyer Shurtleff plans appeal if needed.

Canada United States Stanford White Thaw W. S. Shurtleff Shurtleff Coaticook Mary Thaw Roger O'Mara Detroit Jack Johnson Conger Dutchess County N. Y New York Dominion New Hampshire Canadian Immigration Department Ottawa Department Sherbrooke Justice of the Peace W. L. Shurtleff Justice Dupuys

Death of Col Charles Mason U S A

A letter announces the death of Col Charles Mason U S A who collapsed at his country home near Raleigh North Carolina after seeing his wife off on a train. He was retired and leaves a widow and three children. His family links to Generals Mason and Stokely are noted and friends recall his army service and local ties.

Charles Mason Raleigh N. C John S. Mason U.S. A Anna Judkins William Judkins Smithheld Steubenville Charles Mason West John Col Kate Mason Eccles Col. Eccles San Antonio Texas Col. Mason Monford Stokely Elizabeth Stokely Wood

Mrs Paullalian Dies in Childbirth at 21

Mrs Mary Paullalian wife of Harry Paullalian died at her home 1614 Market Street Saturday at 10 p m aged 21 years as the result of childbirth. The infant survives. Her remains will be taken to McDonald Pennsylvania for interment.

Mary Paullallian Mary Harry Paullallian Market Street McDonald, Pa

Rosenson Girl Dies at 18 at 308 Adams Street

Julia E. Rosenson aged 18, daughter of Baruch Rosenson, died at her home on Adams Street after heart trouble. She was born in the Russia-Poland region and had lived here nine years. Funeral services for William Bright of Weirton were held Monday at Koe's undertaking chapel with Rev. Hempelmann officiating. Bright’s daughter came from Detroit for the services.

Julia E. Rosenson Julia Z Baruch Rosenson Adams Street Russia Poland William Bright Weirton Undertaking Chapel Hempelmann Bright Detroit

George Cooper Dies at Home Aged 77 in Jeddo Origin

George Cooper was found dead in a rocking chair at his Wa ter street home on Thursday afternoon at age 77. He died of heart failure after a long poor physical condition. Born at Jeddo he once served as a river pilot before losing sight in one eye and later working as a sand boat man. His wife Barbara Mushrush died five years ago. Surviving daughters are Katherine Cooper and Mrs. Clark Horner.

Kane New York E. E. Russell P. K. Webner Coshocton Ohio Chicago T. R. Carman Unionport John Morgan Virginia Avenue Clevelan Presbyterian Sunday School Natsie Ruth Kraiger Dorothy Hervey Keen Outlook Club Wellsburg Independence Rev. Johnston Penn Street John Blank Atlantic City Stanton Park Church Lawn Edison Theatre Ethel Charnock Harry Edwars William Kerr ALS. Craig & Co Follawsbee Brooke Count George Cooper Water Street Mr. Cooper Jeddo Barbara Mushrush Katherine Cooper Clark Horner

Huerta Ultimatum Denied as U S Weighs Next Move

Washington reports note President Wilson and Secretary Bryan urged patience as talks between John Lind and Provisional President Huerta continue. A Huerta answer rejecting mediation and any U S recognition prompted rearmament talks for the Constitutionalists, while officials weigh embargo and evacuation steps.

Associated Press Herald-Star Washington United States John Lind Huerta Mexico Wilson Bryan Foreign Relations Haenta Huemta Senor Urrutia Maetia Senate Bacon Foreign Relations Committee House Mann Charge O'Shaughnessy Mexico City Gamboa O'Shaughnessy Han Land Huena Artitia Department of the Interior White House Mr. Lind Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mrr Lind John Ind General Huerta

Real estate transfers list broad town parcels and sums

Daisy M McCoy and others transfer to Harry Barrett Lot 15 Max Gelb s Add Min 0 2850. Emma J Greer and others to G E Wis ener Lot 38 B F Murphy s S D Mingo 1020 Mary FE Tipton to Walter H Tip ton seven acres Warren Twp 1000 J Oscar Naylor administrator to Everett Ferguson part Lot 1 James Wilson s Add City 4500 Lizzie H Clark and others to Everett Ferguson part Lot 1 James Wilson s Add City 1 H C Moore and wife to George Milko lot 11 M C Moore s Add Bergholz 160 D C Wright and wife to Lloyd M George 7200 sq ft Springfield Twp 1450 John A Witheart administrator to John Gropper lot 5 Ross 2nd addition City 800 Anthony Balkan and wife to Frank Wirzbicki lot 4 Hineman Cummins add City 1425

Daisy M. McCoy Harry Barrett Max Gelb Daisy McCay Emma J. Greer G. E. Wisener B. F. Murphy S. D. Mingo Mary FE. Tipton Walter H .Tipton Warren ‘Twp J. Oscar Naylor Admr Everett Ferguson James Wilson Lizzie H. Clark H. C. Moore George Milko M. C. Moore Bergholz D. C. Wright Lioyd M. George Springfield Township John A. Witheart John Gropper Ross 2Nd Anthony Balkan Frank Wirzbicki Hineman ’ & Cummins Additition

Gretna Green Nine Licenses Issued at Wellsburg

Nine vintage licenses issued at Wellsburg yesterday. eight couples hailed from Pennsylvania where a new eugenics marriage law took effect.

Wellsburg Pennsylvania

Miner Killed by Machinery at Florence Mine

Julius Gaed a Hungarian miner at the Florence mine of the Y and O Coal Company was fatally injured Saturday afternoon when he was caught in a mining machine. His body was mangled before friends could reach him. Gaed had recently come to the country and was married. The remains were taken to his home for funeral services Monday night.

Tors W. L. Modison Wellebore Thomas Mr. Lowt Carl Milliand Jane. Jones New Castle Harry Gill Virgin's Avenue Samuel Wellington Robert Ulrich Martin's Ferry Loggie of Steubenville Rock Springs Park Julius Gaed Florence Y. & O. Coal Company Gaed

Held for Court on multiple local arrests

Mayor McLeish held three Negro rapists of small colored girls for the grand jury with bonds set at 500 dollars for Richard Payne, 1200 dollars for George Carter and 500? for James Boyd. Mat Bates and Harry Gaffeniz were held on 200 dollar bonds each for chicken theft. We. Carrier jailed on assault and battery with a 200 dollar bond.

Mayor McLeish Richard Payne George Carter James Boyd Mat Bates Harry Gaffeniz We. Carrier

Giffin Pardoned by Governor Cox

Marty Giffin formerly of Neffs Ohio received a gubernatorial pardon from Cox and left the state penitentiary in the afternoon, arriving in Bellaire that night. Convicted of manslaughter years ago, he was sentenced to twenty years and later paroled for good behavior. the pardon board approved his release after his alleged killing of Bennet of Neffs.

Giffin Marty Giffin Neffs, C Cox State Penitentiary Bellaire Giff Bennet Neffs

Sullivan seeks post on new public utilities commission

John J. Sullivan of East Liverpool, a former Progressive secretary of state candidate, is seeking an appointment to the new public utilities commission. Information from Columbus indicates the governor is likely to name the commission members today.

John J. Sullivan East Liverpool Equor Liscense Commission Columbus Sullivan Public Utilities Commission

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lincoln TR. Carman W. M. McCreria Ladies Aid Society The Presbyterian Church Atkinson Ferguson Grove Harry Edwards San Francisco Pears M. E Roy Blakeley Delmar Jenkins Fairplay William Williams Frances Chepaz Jeanette Terest Jerome Matteawan IAW Auerta Senate Foreign Committee Aug Administration Latin America Gretna Green
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