Nelson Maple funeral noted in New Somerset lodge rites
A large gathering paid last respects at the Nelson Maple residence on Tuesday. He belonged to the New Somerset Lodge of K of P which led the funeral procession from the house to Cheatnut Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. P. Lawrence and J. Cronin among others. services conducted by Reverends Lawcon and Bowers. Interment at Cheatnut Grove. Many relatives attended, with relatives and friends traveling from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atty
Nelton W. Maple
Treany
Eatcom
Somerse Lodge
K. of P
Joseph Halmiston
Frank Alteman
J. P. Lawrence
John Cronin
James
Shoe
Cameron
James Smith
Mra
Smith
Sheboygan
Mia Mra
James Oiiver
Irondale
Minnie Jenkins
New York
Patterson
Pittsburgh
Gueate
Wallace
Misa Wenking
McCullough
Linton
Nelson Maple
George Cronin
Near Here
Mise
Wherry
New Somerset
Squire Kiew
Squire
Alfred Ward
R.G. Wallace
Charles Ole
Buffalo
McGhie
Ourself
Goose Run
Hiliott
Coal Irondale
Inera
Local Bloomfield notices and social updates scroll through town
Bloomfield and surrounding area residents are named in a cluttered roster of visitors, family ties, and funeral notices. The item lists kin and friends from Mor, Liverpool, Wayne, and Dennington, with references to hospital visits, a Pan railway mail service point, and a funeral for M. Day.
Good Will West Virginia Eyecial Correspondence
Wellsburg resident Thomas traveled the area for pastoral visits while other locals—Mra Hindman Morton Hindman Hindman Baxter and Mechta families—visited relatives near Good Will and Cross Creek. Rev Gordon preached at Cross Creek Church and Prof Strain planned fall teaching at the old homestead with Strain family ties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Wellsburg
Melibben
Cross Creek Village
Alster
J. Hh. Baxter
Chas. Hindman
Mingo
Ohio
Hind
B. Ff. Mechta
Goo
Wheeler
California
H. D. Gordon
Cross Creek U. A
Cariens
Jacksonville
Mia
W. A. Strain
Bathany Fair Promises Community Social Septembers
Corrrespondence Herald Star reports on a large gathering at the Ridge with sixty five guests honoring John Reed and wife from Isnonville. Local visitors include Mrs Mary Belbout Miss Orva Gillkinson and Miss Anna Ekey. A day trip to Powell’s Hollow featured a picnic supper and a 26 person party. John Reed Sr and J N Leech returned from Buffalo and Pan American expos, with Miss Sarah Bowers set to teach Bantam Ridge school starting Sept 1. The Aug 14 social and Sept 3 4 5 fair are highlighted here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabel
Ed Warren
John Reed
Isnonville
Mary Belbout
Misa Orva Gillkinson
Reed « Mille
Mra. Joshps Bowers
Mra
O. A. Jones
Bloomingdale
E D. Warren
Orva Wilkinson
Mary Beechout
Fannie Leech
Sarah Bowere
Ida Thompson
Ida Burnett
Hattie Leech
Aarl Lowry
Dam Andrews
Reymond Bowers
John Leach
George Thompseon
Frank Huntop
Harrowers
Kim Thompson
Warren
Powell's
School House
John N.dueeoh
Buffalo
Powell's Hollow
Sarah Bowera
Mame Baebaut
Steubenville
Misa Orva Gilkinson
WJ. D. Taylor
Tediana
George Reed
Robi
J. Ferguson
Hohbany Fair
Portland and Vicinity Sickness and Visit Notes
Port land and Vicinity reports a sickly Miss Blanche Giteapie improving after illness and Miss Nellie Ozley visiting Miss Edith Hambton. Mrs Ralph Bethel of Bridgeport visits with her daughter, and Mr or Mrs Owell Colline return home from vacation. Various locals including Dr Hoge, Mrs Caldwell, Miss Leeper, and others take trips or return home after visits or excursions to Cleveland and countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Giteapie
Nellie Ozley
Edith Hambton
Noely
Mise Huma
Viets
Ralph Bethel
Bridge
Owell Colline
Brillant
Ae Agues Hl Hodgens
Gene Wiliamivingtone Ona
Hoge
Buffelg
Caldwell
Alice
Mica Pre Shively
Oh Migsouri
Nla Leeper
Ernest Obaaiboris
Cleveland
Hodgear
Martin
Ruasey
Mion
Anal Pilton
George
Ben Asin
Siwith
Hele Peeve
Bodgous
Temperance meeting and union plans amid travel disruptions
The Muskingum M. P. Conference meets in Toronto on Sept 8 with Salkeld addressing a Friday Richmond meeting. The Sunday Bohoola group plans a miners grove rally Sept 7 while Volney Cushings Maine talk and a Sept 4 temperance address loom. McKee leaves Steubenville Traction. Swartz faces abuse charges. Woodrow Wilson named to New Jersey uniformity commission replacing Fort.
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Doge
Muskingum M. P. Conferance
Toronto
Salkeld
Richmond
John HH. McKee, Kay
Steubenville, Mingo & Ohio Valley Traction Co
Annapolla and Vicinity
Union Plcnk
Minera Grove
Volney
Cushing
Maine
Hfe
Jacob Swartz
Swartz
Bond
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Vorheas
New Jersay Commission
Supreme Court
J. Franklin Fort
Correction on Prof Harbour in notice
J Brownanan writes to correct a newspaper item about Prof Harbour. He states the Teachers County Institute is older than thirty one years and that Harbour has been an efficient member since joining. He asserts his records show institute instructors and expenses dating back to 1870.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
fSptron Heraid- Star
Harbout
Teachers’ County Institute
Harbour
Oaiety Institute
Buowanan
Extradition bid for Senator Archer refused again
Governor Nash again rejects Indiana request to extradite State Senator Frank B. Archer of Bellaire. Archer and counsel ex-Attorney General Hollingaworth meet to explain circumstances and deny deceiving bondsmen for Bedford contract debts. He pledges to settle liabilities when able and denounces alleged civil action linked to criminal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Aoon
Dofto
Idiana
Archer
Menber
Davia & Archer
Christian Endeavor Convention at East Springfield Aug 80
Ninth annual Caristian Endeavors convention planned in East Springfield with a full program including devotional exercises, welcome address, round tables, reported committees, and officer elections. Speakers include Rev. T. H. Banna, Miss Deano Knagi, Rev. Samuel Patterson, Rev. G. H. Miller, and Rev. J. Kemp. Music by quartette and several district delegates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Springfield
Edward Satkeld
Breubenville
Oora Elliott
Hast Springfield
F. EB. Cunningham
Two Ridges
Round Table
T. H .Banna
Steubenville
Mupic
D.D
J. W. Kemp
J. A. Platts
Mingo Junction
Beabion
E. Ti. McElvaine
Quarsotto
Steel Stocks Steady Amid Mixed Market Tone
New York stock news shows Wednesday a near repeat of Tuesday with mixed gains and losses as traders’ profit taking deepened. Wabash and coal stocks rose on strong earnings and rate stability while Erie fell after chairman remarks. United States Steel remained dormant near steady. bond market active with steady to firm tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
United States
Sterling Exchange
Weather forecast for Ohio and nearby states
Partly cloudy today in Ohio with warmer readings in extreme southwest. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with possible showers and cooler air in the north. Light southerly winds in the west. In western Pennsylvania today expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and cooler temperatures at night. Tomorrow, light southerly winds. In West Virginia today and tomorrow partly cloudy with southerly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Grain and Livestock Prices Across Markets Aug 21
Pittsburg and Cincinnati market notes show mixed prices for corn oats hay and butter. Cattle and sheep receipts were light with steady or lower bids. hogs and sheep markets varied by region and quality. New York and Duluth quotes list No 2 red corn and other grains with assorted prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Tc F. Ab
Phate No
Northern
Duluth
Lawba
Lynching and expulsion of Negroes at Pierce City
A mob of whites seized and burned Alfred Wilder in Texas after a Mrs. Caldwell murder charge. In Pierce City Missouri a white mob expelled dozens of Black residents, lynching William Godley and Peter Hampton, burning homes, and driving away most Blacks with rifles from the armory. Citizens claim 98 Black residents had crimes in a decade, vowing none shall stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Whitestore
Texas
Alfred Wilder
Caldwell
Grayson County
Nelson
William Godley
Misa Gazelle
French Godjey
Peter Hampton
Pierce City
Monnett
Salem bond issue for city hall fails in ballot
The proposed Salem Ohio bond of fifty thousand dollars to build a new city hall failed 523 to 197. Nelson Maple of Hammondaville Ohio died by suicide after harming his men. Ola B Christopher of Akron Ohio was found dead in bed from possible chloroform taken for toothache. Moses Bennigton, 16, killed himself near Parkersburg West Virginia while trying to frighten a flock with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Nelson Maple
Hammondaville, O
Ola B. Christopher
Akron
Moses Bennigton
Parkersburg
W. Va
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Btar
Bloomfield
Donde
Pan Ie Eho
Simeraland
Valendors
Gruber
Carralton
Bertha Jawett
Grece
Eliza
Thompson
Thait M. Day
Mige Jessie Kithen Nesth
Mina
Jenbel Ballneville
Jon Hil Epworth League
L. D
Good Will, W. Va
Herald-Star
Bathany Fair
Bantam Ridge
Portland and Vicinity
HeraldStar
Bethany Fair
Srieply
Bion Champrey
Ellaire
Christian Endeavor Convention
Jackson
Miss
George Gordon
Raymond
Flo
Gordon
Missouri
Latter State
Pierca City
Foley
Merchant Tailors
New York State
Wm.Leech
Clark& Curfman
Market Square
Four
Thie
Union Deposit Bank
Third St
Deese General Banking
Star Laundry, Cor, High and Market Sts
Steubenville Drug Co
Market Street
Hutter—Country
Brechenville
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
County Board of School Examiners
N. B
Jobhph Huchanan
Jonil
Nervita Medical CO
Cor
Clinton and Keon Sts
J.C. Gope
Market Sty
South Fourth Street
Art Dougherty
Steubenville, O
the Stoubanville National Bank
BancLay
W. FF
Davipsay Pargbe
Voront
I. H. Hawxine
Anes Joumion
Joner Munk Ousanies
ATE
Pater Ee Capital
Dopoarts
di Mons
Sng
Boud.éo
Pavid
Chas. Gallagher, Oaguhioy
John P. Donnan
Fension Claim
Osiow IM Bopih
Atenbenville
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