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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1912

Page

5

Old Folks Sermon and Social Notices At Long Church

Rev Stewart preached to the Old Folks at Longs church last Sunday afternoon. The W F M S ladies will be entertained Thursday at the home of Misses Hattie and Ida Ekey with lunch served at noon. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed for visits, trips, and social events including Miss Kate Long, Miss Mary Couch, Miss Mabel Armstrong, and others visiting family and friends across nearby towns.

Rev. Stewart Long’s Church Hattie Ida Ekey Edward S. McGrew Spirit Lake Iowa E. A. Sheets Wellsburg Meek Montford Maxwel Little Son Wheeling Jas Maxwell Eli Kirk Mary Medina County Kate Long Lisbon Ohio Mary Couch Coshocton Edward Gault Mabel Harriet Armstrong East Springfield Harry Mansfield Cleveland Florence Mansfield Hopedale Rachel Elliot J. W. Long Flora Stark Margaret Gallipolis O. Charles Long Pittsburg Wesley Long John Rinker Weems Will Gruber Katherine Long Bert Marsh Elizabeth Mansfield Julia McCullough Richmond George Hammond Grange Hervey Grove A. D. McFadden Athens Paul Long Wintersville Mary A. Long Nannie Carls Bloomield White Homestead Dr. Welch Shreveport Las R. B. Mansfield Brilliant J. H. White John Raymond Gorsuch Steubenville Rhoda Croskey Cadiz J. J J .H. Kirk

East Springfield Grange meeting and local notes

East Springfield reports a Grange gathering at Bloomfield with lively debate on initiative referendum women’s suffrage and capital punishment. Other items note oats, weather hopes, visits from Amsterdam and Annapolis residents, and license clause discussions at a Columbus talk.

Panhandle visitors and local activity noted this week

Panhandle notes a tranquil scene with visitors from Brilliant Lions City and Plain City. Florence and Lois Peoples plan a Columbus Sunbury trip including the State Fair. J H Wilson hosts George Cummings and Rev Frekiel Thompson with repair crews moving to Piney Fork.

Panhandle Billy Forsythe Brilliant Florence Lois Peoples Columbus Sunbury George H. Cummings Lions City Iowa Frekiel Thompson Plain City Ohio J. H. Wilson L. A W. Carpenter Piney Fork Rev. Eaton Amsterdam Charles Mount Te Paar York Meangr India London Mise Jean McCay Stenbenvitle

Miss Clara Graham Taught Last Winter at Carman School

Miss Clara Graham of Means will wield the rod at Carman school this coming year after teaching last winter.

Clara Graham Means Carman School

Local social roundup shows visitors and arrivals across Scio area

Mrs T M Kinnell spent most of the week with Scio friends. George Andrews of Dennison spent Saturday with B S Timmons. F N Donaldson and family visited Cadiz and Manuel Sawyer’s. Paul Sarville and family left Mt Vernon for home, Ward Sarvill of Coshocton along. D W Cummings of Cadiz on town business. Misses Nora Thompson Lou Kinsell Daisy Bower at the yienic in Bethel. George Allensworth and daughter Ethel visited W P Allensworth. Lyle Emerick of Dennison visited home folks Sunday. Presbyterian Sabbath School plans to attend a picnic at The Ridge Grove near Hanover. About 35 citizens relieved Donaldson of the gas line job. Sun quotation recited. Miss Lulu Busy now hello girl at the local office. Miss Maze Timmons of Follanshee spending vacation home. John Galbraith visits his mother en route to Michigan. T M Kimmell and family attend Thomas Moore funeral at Scio. Sadie and Martha Ransome visiting brother in Columbus. Junior Band played for Bethel picnic. Copeland and Laukrohis at Cadiz on business. Mr and Mrs Charles Horne and Miss Emma Gotshall with sister Mrs Thomas Kimmell. Samuel Campbell and daughter Geraldine of Petrolia visited sister Mrs James Turner. Mrs David Tuttle of Toronto visiting. Ronald Green family from New Philadelphia in town. Mr Ashford Busby and family plan move to Wertown. Clara Hilbert, Chester LeRoy Germanoy age visit sister Mrs Clarence Baker. Wm Arbaugh family of Ypsilanti Michigan visiting parents. Reed Arbaugh moving store room.

T. M. Kinnell Scio George Andrews Dennison B. S. Timmons F. N. Donaldson Preston Kittering Cadiz Paul Sarville Mt. Vernon Manuel Sawyer Ward Sarvill Coshocton D. W Ridge’ Grove Hanover Donaldson Lulu John Galbraith Michigan T. M. Kimmell Kimmell Lou Kimmell Thos. Moore Sclo Sadie Martha Ransome Columbus Bethel Copeland and Laukrohis Watson Reed Mac Sawuer Charles Horne Emma Gotshall Thomas Kimmell Samuel Campbell Geraldine Petrolia James Turner David Tuttle Toronto Ronald Green New Philadelphia

Local Notes from Brush Creek Area

Salineville and Minerva business activity is reported with Thomas Griffith J L Elliott and H E George listed for Saturday and Thursday work. Community illness updates include Mrs Elliott Mrs Moore and Mrs Filiott with various health concerns. Visitors and local calls occur as Jason Moore visited the area Sunday.

Brush Creek Thomas Griffith J. L. Elliott Salineville H. E. George Minerva Frank Russell Mr. Evans Joe Martin East Liverpool Elliott Nana Moore Wellsville Maggie Filiott Jason Moore

Local visitors spread across nearby towns this weekend

Mrs. Twiss of Monroeville visited friends here while Charley Evans from East Liverpool and Miss Glyds George calling on friends in Minerva and Monroeville. Frank Russell and wife spent Sunday visiting friends in Mooretown.

Mrs. Twiss Monroeville Charley Evans East Liverpool Miss Glyds George Minerva Frank Russell Mooretown

Local Gossip and Personnel Notes from Steubenville Area

Frank Grant spent the Sabbath with Mrs. T A McCullough. Mrs Dr Paul of Steubenville visits brother Ernest McKenzie. Ben Maple resigns from R A Workman. Miss Sarah McIntosh returns from Cleveland visit. Mrs Taylor of Irondale visits son Emery Taylor. Miss Buelak Davis of near Salineville stays with grandparents Mr and Mrs Robert Russell. Dewey Smith of Reeds Mills visits Alex Rose family. Rev Work to resign at Grant Hill at year end October 1 1912. Mrs Wilbur McLane of Wellsville visits home folks. Young people entertained at J C McIntosh last Friday evening. John Martin makes business trip to Salineville. John Dorrance installs new slate roof on Bright farm house.

Frank Grant T. A. McCullough Dr. Paul Steubenville Ernest McKenzie Ben Maple R.A. Workman Sarah McIntosh Cleveland Taylor Irondale Emery Taylor Buelak Davis Salineville Robert Russell Dewey Smith Reeds Mills Alex Rose Work Grant Hill Wilbur McLane Wellsville J. C. McIntosh John Martin John Dorrance Bright Farm

Plowing Drives Local News and Visits Across Town

Neighborhood residents report business visitors in Steubenville Samuel Graham and daughter Miss Mattie Luther Polen John Copeland Eugene Graham and other travelers. Local trip highlights include Martha and Amanda Strayer returning from Steubenville and Laura Potts resuming home from Bergholz Salineville and Canton. Road improvements receive praise as Roy Barnhouse and a core crew endure tough work to keep byways drivable.

Steubenville Samuel Graham Mattie Luther Polen John Copeland Eugene Graham Martha Amanda Strayer Calhoun John Kirk Wisconsin Chicago Laura Potts Bergholz Salineville Canton Roy Barnhouse

Unionport Community Notes on School Openings and Crops

Threshing machines are popular and crops look good in the vicinity. School begins September 3 as vacation ends. Apple crop prospects are promising for local growers. Little sickness reported. Miss Clara Walker visited Cadiz, O and reports a grand Chautauqua there. East Springfield band under new teacher Albert Woodcock from Wolf Run. band mourns loss of baritone Guy Kanable, leaving Harry as sole baritone.

Clara Walker Cadiz

East Springfield News Notes From West Market Street

Minell of the Presbyterian spends vacation there. No preaching noted. Some oats to haul. Farmers threshing for three local merchants. Heavy rains made roads untavable for travel. Request for more correspondence from East Springfield to keep the city on Ohio's map.

Minell Presbyterian Ony City West Market Street Springfield Ohio

Funeral notices and sermon reference in local service

A fragmented notice describes an evening church service with Rev. Gerbae delivering a sermon on Remission. It mentions a large congregation and a funeral service for Megrai Lelto, with unclear timing and location details.

Guthr Gerbae Pennsylvania Megrai

Community notices list kinfolk and visitors in Richmond area

Seigler and Mrs Sgeel hosted guests near Shelley State Thomas Medley and other relatives visited in Richmond. Chicago visitor Mrs A G Beechout stayed with sister Mrs IPSC while Frank Mauer visits Akron to see daughter Elva Stinson. Local families, Grange picnic attendees, travelers and nursing students are mentioned along with a infant death and camp meeting vandalism noted before page continuation.

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