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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1906

Page

12

Two Applicants for Deputy Inspector Position in Ohio

The Wheeling Register notes a move in Ohio state administration to remove Deputy Mine Inspector Thomas McGough of Brooksile. Two candidates, Abel Armitage of Warrenton and Ebenezer Jones of Smithfield, are reported as potential replacements, with the change expected soon. A wedding section follows, detailing Rev. J A Alan performing the ceremony.

Wheeing Register Ohio Thomas McGonzi Brooksile McGough Herrick Mrough Abel Armitage Warrenon Ebenezer Jones Smithfield

Bendure-Meyer wedding celebrated at Market Street home

Mies Cora Mae Meyer wed John C Bendure in a late afternoon ceremony at Mrs Ida Meyer's Market Street home. Rev George H Miller officiated with Lohengrin on piano by Ada K Irish. A reception followed for about fifty guests. The bride, once Hawkins cashier, wore white chiffon lace and carried bride roses. The couple will live on Lincoln Avenue.

George H. Miller Fifth Street Methodist Protestant Church Hawkins’s Cleveland and Pittsburg City W. B Connely Washington BD. C Minnie Bendure Londonderry John Givens Irene Wellsville M. L. ‘Teaff Denison James Montgomery West Virginia

Minnie L Hamilton and John A McClure wed at Hamline Church

Miss Minnie L Hamilton and Mr John A McClure were married at 8 30 oclock Thursday evening in a small ceremony at Hamline Church parsonage. The couple traveled with a few close friends and relatives for the nuptial event.

Davin and Mulee Tie The Knot At St Peter’s Church

Miss Teresa Elizabeth Mutlee and Mr Eugene M Davin were married at St Peter’s Church in a high mass ceremony described as elegant. Attendants included Miss Agne Mallee, sister of the bride, in white trimmings. Joseph Connelly of Bridgeport attended the groom. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home, and the couple left for Atlantic City at 5 pm. They will reside in Allegheny where Davin works as a bookkeeper for a Pittsburgh firm.

J. A. Alan North Fifth Reet Crand Opera House Housekeeping Allegheny Davin Fittshburg Coo Mallee Boggs & Pehl's Thomas Mulce Milwaukee

Parinton Browning Wedding at Wellsburg WV

John Alden Parinton of Morgantown and Bertha Browning of Wellsburg wed at the bride’s home. Rev W J Holmes officiated with Purinton and Elliott as bridesmaids and Robert Green as best man. Guests from Morgantown Steubenville Parkersburg Morgantown area attended.

Parinton-Browning John Alden Parinton Mongantown W. Va Bertha Cleland Browning Welleburg W. J. Holmes First Presbyterian Church of Wellsburg Mary Lyon Purinton Morgantown Georgia Eilett Steubenville Ada Lenefitt Parkersburg Robert R. Green Mid of Honor Miss Elliott Miss Largfitt Purinton Uneva Alden Purinson John Alden Bertha McCord Wellsburs Lohengrin Schuber D. B. Putinton Helen Patinton Flora Ray Hayes

Fernwood Couple Quietly Wed at Presbyterian Parsonage

Mr. William Jewison and Miss Carrie Parsons George of Fernwood were quietly married Thursday afternoon at the Tinited Presbyterian church parsonage by Rev. Dr. Hanna. Miss George has taught at a local public school and the couple now reside in a well furnished Fernwood home.

Yan William Jewison Carrie Parsons George Fernwood Tinited Presbyterian Church Ae Hanna George

Death of Alice Mary Marshall at 24 years old

Miss Alice Mary Marshall died at her home 06 North Sixth Street at 2:15 a.m. She was the daughter of Wilson and Elizabeth Marshall, born in Pittsburgh, and had been ill for a year from stomach trouble. She was employed in Coutt's and other stores and leaves two sisters Lottie and Olive and a brother Wilson.

Alice Mary Marshall North Sixth Street Wilson Elizabeth Marshall Pittsburo Marshall Coutt’s Lottie Olive

Consistent St Peter's Church Member Highlighted

A note honors a devoted member of St Peter's Church recognized for steady participation and service within the parish community.

St Peter's Church

Matilda A Kennedy dies after long illness at 72

Miss Matilda Ann Kennedy died at her home on Church street Sunday at 6 am aged 72 after years of ill health following a fall. Born in Maysville Kentucky she lived here most of her life. Surviving sisters are Mrs Pearce of Muncie Indiana Mrs Jackson of Springfield Ohio Mrs Belle Turner of Tiffin Ohio and Miss Emma of Steubenville.

Matilda A. Kennedy Matilda Ann Kennedy Church Street Maysville William O Des Fa Kennedy Pearce Muncie Ind Jackson Springfield Belle Turner Tiffin Emma Steubenville

John Reed Dies. Civil War Veteran and Local Postmaster

John Reed, a respected Lazearville resident and Civil War veteran, died at his home Sunday morning at age 68 from a paralytic stroke suffered years earlier. He served in Wellsburg, later moved to Lazearville where he was postmaster under McKinley. He leaves a wife and several children, all in Wellsburg and Lazearville, and was a member of the Wellsburg Presbyterian Church. Funeral from the Reed home Tuesday at 2 PM with interment in Brooke Cemetery, Wellsburg.

John Reed Lazearville Wellsburg Wellshburg McKinley Reed Brooke Cemetery

Ida Lee former Dennison music teacher dies in Amsterdam

Mrs Ida Lee longtime Dennison resident and former music teacher died Thursday evening in Amsterdam Carroll county after a period of illness. She had undergone an operation in hospital in hopes of recovery. Funeral services were held in Harlem Springs with burial beside her husband who predeceased her.

Dennison Ida Lee Railway Chapel B. M. Price Amsterdam Carrroll County Harlem Springs Denwinson

Obituary Notice for Mrs Ellijah Barnes Died in Belmont County

Mrs Ellijah Barnes died at Hunter in Belmont County on Sunday at age 57. Her maiden name was Rebecca Hatcher. She was a sister in law of J W Farnes of this city.

Ellijah Barnes Hunter Belmont County Rebecca Hatcher J. W. Farnes

Young William Dawson Dies at 15 in Canoreburg Burial Planned

William Dawson aged 15 years 1 month 23 days son of George W and Nettie Dawson of Georges Run died Saturday at 10 55 am from heart failure. The remains will be taken tomorrow to Canoreburg for interment.

William Dawson George W Nettie Dawson George Canoreburg

Col James Bolden Arrest Noted After Altamont Sensation

A Black man identified as Col James Bolden caused a stir at Altamont Casino with a waltz. He was arrested on Pleasant Heights after skylarking with two white women, Mrs Winland and Mrs Campbell. Police warned him to behave, but he laughed and claimed the cops were no match.

James Bolden Altamont Casino Pleasant Heights

Scott's Emulsion Promoted as Cold Cure and Strength Builder

An advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a remedy and preventive for colds and coughs. It claims to strengthen weak lungs and curb wasting diseases, promoting it as a flesh producer and offering a free sample from Scott & Bowne in New York.

Scott Scott & Bowne Pearl Street Tee York

Funeral for David P. Tait Held at St Peter's Church

Funeral services for the late David P. Tait were conducted at St. Peter's Church this morning with Rev Father Powers presiding. Pallbearers included Capt John F. Oliver, William B. Donaldson, Matthew Cohaney, Patrick Wash, Capt Alex Swesvey and Barney Riley.

Mr. Tait David P. Tait St. Peter's Church Father Powers Cote John F. Oliver William B. Donaldson Matthew Cohaney Patrick Wash Alex. Swesvey Rarney Riey

Summit County Treasury Shortage Scandal Notes

A fragmented note cites a shortage scandal in Summit County Treasury and mentions Braddock and a division over a game. It references Ohio Democrats considering endorsing Teddy with minimal concrete details and an unclear platform.

Summit County

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