Personal notices from Garrett Avenue to LaBelle
Numerous social items record visits and travel. Harry Stewart and John Miller head to Atlantic City. Katharine Phipps visits Edwin Irish. Mrs John Fowler Stella Sample hostels near Martin's Ferry. Martha Leslie visits Port Chester. Harry Carter attends K P convention in Columbus. Beatrice Taylor visits Charles Specht. Madge Ong stays with McClare. Emma Gordon returns from New Castle. Allison brothers and Maurice Peterson plan two weeks at Atlantic City. Mildred Kenney travels to East Liverpool. Elizabeth Freeze returns from Wheeling. Minnie Johnson and daughter Dorothy in Colorado Springs. M L Kenney and Mary Kathryn Mowen to East Liverpool. W H McClinton and John McClinton tour auto across states. Essex Club invites dance at Stanton Park. George Egan and Bertha back from six weeks Pacific coast tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Stewart
John Miller
Garrett Avenue
Atlantic City
Katharine Phipps
Pendleton
Ind
Edwin M. Irish
John Fowler
Stella Sample
Martin's Ferry
Martha Leslie
Port Chester
N. Y
John McClare
Harry Carter
Court House
K. of P
Columbus
Beatrice Taylor
Niagara Falls
Canada
Charles F. Specht
Madge Ong
Martins Ferry
Tohn McClare
Emma Gordon
New Castle
W. M. Helms
John
Alex
Allison
Maurice Peterson
Mildred Kenney
Mary Kathryn Mowen
Liverpool
Elizabeth Freeze
Wheeling
Minnie Johnson
Dortha
Colorado Springs
Aleda
Irs
Harry
Howard Borden
Deacon Stokes
Knoxville
M. C. Kane
W. H. Burke
Cleveland
Owen J. Snyder
Anna M. Keefer
Steubenville
Wellsburg
H. L. Wickersham
North Fifth Street
Warren
Ohn Kindswatter
Philadelphia
New York
F. E. Lendrum
Frances
Chicago
Afred Cochrane
Lawson Terrace
Paul Bower
Kenney
East Liverpool
George Tinnerly
Ruth Cordner
Grayce Williams
St. Clairsville
Dorothy
South High Street
A. B. Cochrane
Evanston
Alfred Cochrane
F. L. Weber
Newark
Roland
Donna Curry
Springfield
Ohio
Howard Joyce
Oregon Avenue
la Belle
Robert McClean
Dennison
Morday
J. C. Mushrush
Johnstown
Ward Howser
Clarksburg
Central Drug Store
May L. Mowen
Mary Katheyn
Baltimore
W. H. McClinton
John McClinton
Indiana
Ilinois
Indianapolis
East St. Louis
Essex Club
Ssanton Park
Stanton Park Orchestra
Geo. W. Egan
Miss Bertha
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Francisco Exposition
Portland
Ore
Seat'e
White
Ethel Canady
Ruth
R. J. Gardner
Ellen Reitzel
Newgarden Street
Salem News
City
Samuel Bain
Brashear
Harry Durbin
Adolph
Bridgeport
Bain
Beech Bottom
Alice Murray
New Cumberland
Alexander
Jessie Murray
Weirton
McCullough
Uhricheville
Fletcher McCullough
D. A. McCullough
James McDole
Newell
Stoehr
A. Levinson
Mt Clemens
Numerous Ohio visitors and guests frequent Canton area
Friday social notices list Miss Clara Hoffman visiting Canton and several residents traveling to Pittsburg Roanoke and Atlantic City. Guests include Miss Bessie Harris, Mrs. Julius Kurtz, Miss Libbie Miller, John Miller and Harry Stewart leaving for Atlantic City, and Edw. Mueller joining Duquesne Light Co. in Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Hoffman
Canton
R. V. Somerville
Letart
W. Va
Bessie Harris
Pittsburg
Wm. Goldberg
Grace Hull
Velma Meighen
Coshocton
Howard Morrow
S. R. Kerr
Atlantic City
Ethel Hardy
Theo Dodd
Philadelphia
Harry Cummins
Buckeye Lake
Edw
Mueller
Duquesne Light Co
E .S. Burns
Columbus
Indianapolis
Logansport
Indiana
Edna McCready
Kansas City
Toronto
Steubenville
Pole Cat Corners
Island Creek Township
Neal J. Dunn
Oregon Avenue
Max Roth
Toledo
FH Guyder
Wilma
Roscoe
Mrs. West
Fairplay
Harry Perrine
McConnellsville
Ohio
Social rounds and gatherings in Steubenville area
Croquet and theatre parties honor visiting guests in Brilliant Ohio and Washington D C while local families celebrate birthdays. Evangelists Conley plan meetings in South Olive Ohio with ties to Cleveland Bible School as Steubenville hosts visitors and a Mills family reunion is held at Rock Springs Park with Mandy Mills elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Erma
Brilliant
H. C. Robinson
Esther Johnson
Washington, D. C
George Mason
Wheeling Intelligencer
Evelyn
J. F. Bumpus
Ridge Avenue
la Belle View
E. G. Sanders
Miss Parks
Miss Ross
Fred Rolandt
South Third Street
C. C. Conley
Cleveland
South Olive
Ohio
George Bradshaw
Dennison, O
Chas. Parfitt
New Kensington
J. L. Medcalf
John A. Donahue
J. B. Huscroft
Sebring
Earl McMasters
Lake Points
Charles B. Caswell
Mildred Owens
West Marketstree
Mills
Rock Springs Park
Steubenville
Mandy Mills
Knoxville
G. H. Fowler
Dennison
Smithfield
Social and travel notes from the city
Saturday reports show E N Fisher and family at Crafton and Mrs Eliza Clark returning from Chautauqua. Visitors include W Burford and family in East Liverpool and Mrs Harriet Thatcher from Asbury Park. Local people host or visit relatives in Salem Cadiz Uhrichsville Johnstown and Wheeling with several travel plans and a birth noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. N. Fisher
Crafton
Eliza Clark
Chautauqua
W. Burford
East Liverpool
Harriet Thatcher
Asbury Park
John R. Bustard
Salem
Joseph Ross
Cadiz
D. M. Gruber
Cambridge Springs
Mary McMinn
James Cox
Bergholz
Ethel Hamilton
Johnstown
Ida Groesback
East Lerpool
Minnie Johnson
Geo. Bradshaw
Uhrichsville
C. W. Miller
Market Street
John Merz
Pittsburg
Frank Floto
Samuel Thomas
South Seventh Street
Wheeling
Harry Hardy
Harlem
Carrollton
A. E. McLane
Euclid
Zoar
O. Anthony Bruner
Cleveland
Sol Yassenoff
Dayton
Henry Greenberger
E. Frye
Hettie
Harry
Steubenville and Area Socials and Visits Update
A busy round of visiting and returning travelers is reported across Steubenville, Bellaire, Toronto, Lisbon and surrounding towns. Families including Aten, Hooper, Calhoun, Spinholtz, Mosel, Strean, Simeral, Morse, Porter, and Liggitt appear in various visits, trips to Niagara Falls, Boston, and Toronto Chau tauqua, plus a large corn roast at John Nee's farm and a W C T U meeting with officers elected for the upcoming year. The Ledyard W C T U plans a August 23 meeting and Marion Clark returns from Pittsboro with notes of a house party and club outing. Clyde Green returns from Newport Navy duty, and Miss Blanche Fullerton visits Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Toronto
Ted Cooper
Bert Cooper
Uhrichsville
S. B. Taylor
Edward Spinholtz
New York
Brooklyn
T. J. Kelley
Elizabeth Freeze
Wheeling
George Mosel
James Mosel
Fred Mosel
Lisbon
Mosel-Volker
C. W. Strean
Euclid Avenue
Niagara Falls
Barnhill
Ohio
James Coss
Johnstown
Coss
Boston
Baltimore
Old Point Comfort
R. G. Porter
T. B. Porter
Frank S. King
John W. Porter
Marion Clark
Pittsboro
Blanche Fullerton
Paris
Woman's Progressive Club
J. A. Erwin
Coal Hill
S. A. McConnell
John Williams
Annie Williams
Henry Wilson
Emmett Corrigan Stars in A Greater Love Hath No Man
Steuben Today promotes Emmett Corrigan in a Metro production presenting a dramatic love story. The tale centers on a man who sacrifices for his friend in a poignant stage romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuben
Emmett Corrigan
Mandamus Case in Lisbon Over City Bond Vote
A likely special session of the court of appeals will hear Ben L Bennett East Liverpool city solicitor and the board of deputy supervisors of elections on mandamus to force submission to electors at the general election of a 200000 bond issue for a mechanical filtration plant per an order of the Ohio State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Appeals
Lisbon
Spence
Metcalf
Pollack
Ben L. Bennett
East Liverpool
Ohio State Board of Health
Barton Divorce Suit Describes Desertion From Pittsburg Marriage
William A Barton files suit for divorce from Sarah Barton alleging desertion after a marriage in Pittsburg on April 18 1910. Attorney listed as Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. A. Barton
Sarah Barton
Pittsburg
Williams
Death Roll Funeral for Jake Burke Held at St Peter's
The funeral service for Jake Burke was held at St Peter's Church on Saturday with Rev T A Powers officiating. Attendees included pallbearers James Grofin Hugh McDonald John Larkins Martin Maulrooney Chas Hughes George Winter Lawrence Fulton Thomas Griffin Clas Marks Thomas Larkins and Thomas Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake &. Burke
St. Peter's Church
T. A. Powers
James Grofin
Hugh McDonald
John Larkins
Martin Maulrooney
Chas. Hughes
George Winter
Lawrence Fulton
Thomas Griffin
Clas Marks
Thomas Larkins
Thomas Montgomery
Funeral Service for Mrs Thomas Sullivan at St Peter's Church
Funeral services are held this morning at St Peter's Church for Mrs Thomas Sullivan aged 94. A solemn requiem mass is celebrated by Father Powers with Father Weigman as deacon and Father La Monica as sub-deacon. Pallbearers include O W Connelly, M I nents John Connor, Will Commins, T P Coleman, George Fahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Sullivan
St. Peter’s Church
Father Powers
Father Weigman
la Monica
O. W. Connelly
M. I
John Connor
Will Commins
T. P. Coleman
George Fahey
Widow Mrs Maple, long resident, dies after stroke
Mrs John A Maple age 68 died at 4 23 a m Friday at 125 South Seventh street after a Thursday stroke of paralysis. Born near Hammondsville she was married 49 years to John A Maple. Surviving are husband and children Samuel Ida Daugherty Daisy Gertrude, W A Maple and others. Funeral plans not given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Maple
Sarah Ann
South Seventh Street
Maple
Mammondsville
Elias Maple
Hammondsville
Samuel
New Waterford
Ida Daugherty
Wm. Floto
Wm. A
Daisy
Gertrude
Steubenville
Grevechild
Mrs S B Taylor Died After Illness At Home In Costonia
Mrs S B Taylor wife of attorney S B Taylor of Costonia died at her home Thursday morning at 4 30 o clock aged about 60 after two years of illness with a complication of ailments. Maiden name Mary Cooper she was a Methodist Episcopal church member of Toronto. Survived by husband and daughter Miss Meg at home and sister Mrs Harry McGinness of Weirton. Funeral in Costonia Saturday at 2 30 p m. Remembered as widely known and highly esteemed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Taylor
Mary
Costonia
Taylor
Mary Cooper
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Toronto
Usband
Meg
Harry McGinness
Weirton
Funeral services for Mrs Lewis Rolandt held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs Lewis Rolandt were held on Wednesday with Rev. Sharpe and Rev. McCarty officiating. Mrs Farrstrom sang Asleep in Jesus Rock of Ages and Lead Kindly Light. Pallbearers included Dean Criswell Charles Beans Fred Weter Thomas Leeper John Bertram and Wm Ferre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Rolandt
Sharpe
McCarty
Mary Zysko Dies at 13 Months in North Sixth Street Home
Mary Zysko daughter of John and Annie Zysko residing at 236 North Sixth Street died on Wednesday night aged 13 months. The notice records the child’s parents and address and states the age at death with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
John
Annie Zysko
North Sixth Street
Burial of Rev. John I. Wilson in Lisbon Ohio
The remains of Rev. John I. Wilson who died in Los Angeles were buried Tuesday in Lisbon Ohio. Rev. E S Collier led the grave service. Pallbearers were J T Kennedy N H Ramsey C M Young S Speaker Joseph Bramley and J C Bean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. Wilson
Los Angeles
Calif
Lisbon
E. S. Collier
J. T. Kennedy
N. H. Ramsey
C. M. Young
S. Speaker
Joseph Bramley
J. C. Bean
Real estate transfers listed from Wayne and Steubenville townships
A sequence of property deeds recorded, detailing transfers in Wayne and Steubenville townships and nearby areas. Notable amounts include 43 percent to Bates for 43 percent acres at 3 250 dollars, and 14 acres to Edwin E McCauslen for 45 000 dollars. Other transfers include lots in Bergholz and Brookvale, and a 164 acre parcel to Wabash Pittsburg Terminal Railway Co. plus minor deeds for city lots in Toronto and Mt Pleasant township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Horangor
William P. Bates
Wayne Township
Modern Coal Mining Co
James F. Young
Wm. Jackson
Ella Cunningham
Jackson's
Grandview Heights
George E. Dempsey
S. W. Smith
Metes
Steubenville
Neal J. Dunn
Julia T. Roth
la Belleview
City
Charles E. Schwab
Joseph Panetta
Hodkinson
Mingo
Samuel B. Goucher
Ledlie H. Brown
Toronto
Mingo Junction Realty Co
Peter Zamona
Brookvale
George L. Huscroft
Edwin £. McCauslen
Steubenville Township
Richmond men fined after assault on two visitors
Albert Long of Richmond was fined 25 dollars plus costs while Geo Steitz and Lawson Stewart, both of Richmond, each paid 10 dollars and costs for an assault on Amos and Watkins. The two youths, visiting girls, were challenged to fight and prevailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downer's Court
Albert Long
Richmond
Geo. Steitz
Lawson Stewart
Amos and
Watkins
Girl Killed After Motorcycle Crash in Akron
Pearl Keenan a 17 year old girl daughter of W J Keenan of Akron formerly of Toronto was thrown from a motorcycle Wednesday night and died fifteen minutes after reaching a hospital Funeral services were to be held in New Cumberland West Virginia where the family formerly resided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Pearl Keenan
W. J. Keenan
Toronto
New Cumberland
W. Va
Flood toll rises in St Louis area and beyond
Ten people perished in the St Louis flood with two still missing as rescuers found ten bodies including a white woman and nine Black individuals. The Texas storm moved east from Indiana toward the lower Great Lakes bringing winds and rain, while Texas Governor Ferguson told President Wilson that fatality estimates would not exceed 300 and that the situation was under control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preas
St. Louis
Chicago
Indiana
Lake
Ohio
New York
Washington
Ferguson
Texas
Wilson
Statewide push to organize machinists for eight hour day
In Toledo on August 21 Associated Press reports Victor Gauthier, labor leader and Toledo machinists union business agent, presided a meeting to form a state-wide movement. He said shops will be asked for an eight hour day with no pay cut and warned of a strike if refused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Toledo
Victor Gauthier
Toledo Machinists’ Union
Gauthier
Oak tree near Marietta guards for Leo Frank death site
Watchmen guard the big oak two miles from Marietta where Leo M. Frank was found dead last Tuesday, with a concrete wall to surround and preserve the spot. Owner W. J. Ferry keeps the tree protected to mark the alleged slayer of Mary Phagan, and guards remain day and night despite offers for the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Marietta
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
W. J. Ferry
Phagan
Frey
Coast of British Columbia Plagued by Smoke and Fires
Vancouver reports widespread smoke from forest fires along the coast from Aster Bay to the international boundary. Fire wardens battle flames across districts for days, hampered by lack of rain. Thirty dwellings sawmills and utility poles burned. White Rock summer resort threatened with destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Vancouver
B. C
Aster Bay
International Boundary Line
British Columbia
White Rock
Speakeasy Raided by Wellsburg Deputies
Wellsburg deputies raided a riverbank speakeasy in Follansbee on Wednesday evening run by a man named Fropert. He was arrested while selling with a large revolver found on him. About two hundred beer bottles and several whiskey bottles were seized. Fropert was jailed. godos were brought as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
Follansbee
Mike Fropert
Frovert
Lawler's Court. Alex. Samburski Arrested for Mistreatment
Mt. Peasant resident Alex Samburski was detained on charges of mistreating an 11 year old girl. The incident drew local attention as authorities investigated the alleged abuse and arranged for further legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler
Alex. Samburski
Mt.l
Wade Fines for Liquor Violations in Brilliant City
Mayor Wade of Brilliant fines the Turnverein and the Schuten clubs 400 dollars each plus costs for liquor law violations, maintaining a 400 batting average in enforcing local ordinances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Brilliant
Turnverein
Schuten
Kinsey Plans Visit To Boyhood Home In Mt Pleasant
Judge and Mrs William M Kinsey of St Louis visit Tudge and Mrs Calvin Gray at Martins Ferry and will travel to Mt Pleasant this week to see Kinseys old boyhood home and friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Kinsey
St. Louis
Wit Tudge
Calvin Gray
Martins Ferry
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
Sale Confirmed Of Wabash Railroad To NY Buyers
Judge Elmer B. Adams of the United States circuit court in St. Louis confirmed the sale of the Wabash railroad to Robert Coalet and Henry Rogers Winthrop of New York. A bondholders purchasing committee announced the order on July 2 after yesterday’s hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Robert Coalet
Henry Rogers Winthrop
New York
Elmer B. Adams
United States Circuit Court of St. Louis
May Resign Rumor Hits Eastern Ohio Miners Leader
Rumor says Charles J. Albasin, president of the Fifth district, eastern Ohio miners, plans to resign. He could not be reached for comment. report suggests no internal trouble, only a better offer prompting the step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Ohio
Charles J. Albasin
Eastern Ohio Miners
Albasin
Eastern Ohio
Extensive repairs planned at Bellaire plant
Carnegie Steel officials meeting in Mingo announced extensive repairs at the Bellaire plant with more than 300 thousand dollars to be invested. Improvements to several plants follow, with Bellaire receiving the largest share of the outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Steel Company
Mingo
Bellaire
Accident At Rush Run Mine Injures Mule Driver
Ray Nichols of Martins Ferry was seriously injured at Rush Run coal mine when a fall of stone buried him while drawing posts in an abandoned room. He was unconscious when rescued and taken home for treatment by Dr. McGines. outcome uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Nichols
Martins Ferry
Rush Run
Nichols
McGines
Wa Thot E Cones Now Mal E Te
A brief readable fragment notes a local event involving cones and a notice of change. The text is garbled but indicates a practical matter affecting a street area and nearby businesses. No clear names, dates, or organizations are readable to specify participants or timing.
Moonshine Wine Fatality Under Coroner Review
A teen, Krider aged 13, from Seaton Brick Maven Coshocton, reportedly died after drinking moonshine wine and wandering about a half mile from the site. The coroner investigates the death as authorities piece together the incident and toxicology results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Walhending
Krider
Sear Brick Maven
Coshocton
Reunions At Smithfield Highlight Local History
In Smithfield today three reunions occurred the Sixth Ohio, the Fifty-Second Ohio and the Cole family home gathering, drawing former members to reconnect and share memories in a small town setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Ohio
Cole
Probate Court appointments and appraisals listed
Probate Court names Robt. W. George as administrator of Margaret Workman and authorizes an appraisement. Lavinia Miller is appointed administrator of Cannan Gallagher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
W. George
Margaret Workman
Lavinia
Miller
Cannan, Gallagher
Marriage Licenses for Richmond and Mingo Tunetion couples
Stacy Stephens and Arminte White of Richmond obtain a marriage license. John Sehovich and Mary Aranos of Mingo Tunetion also secure a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stacy Stephens
Arminte White
Richmond
John Sehovich
Mary Aranos
Mingo Tunetion
Tragedy Near Bellaire: William West Run Down by Train
William West aged 55 of Brooks Run near Bellaire was fatally struck on the main track near the Baltimore and Ohio bridge yesterday morning. The contracting carpenter, walking home, had defective hearing and was killed instantly by a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mr. West
Brooks Run
Bellaire
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio Bridge
Mr. West
Coking Plant Rush Sparks Housing Demand in North Follansbee
Announcement that La Belle iron works will build a $2,000,000 coking plant on its property in North Follansbee triggers a housing demand with no vacant residences available. Wellsburg reports several requests for homes and a residence rented to a mechanic joining plant construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Belle Iron Works
North Follansbee
Follansbee
Wellsburg
Deaths and local notices from Toronto area
Deaths include Miss Pearl Keenan of Akron killed in a motorcycle accident with remains to be brought to New Cumberland for interment. Mrs. Mary Cooper Taylor, aged 60, wife of Attorney Samuel B. Taylor, dies after a long illness. funeral Saturday at 2:30 pm with interment in Toronto Union Cemetery. Numerous social visits, relocations, and community events listed from Toronto and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Keenan
Akron
Miss Keenan
Toronto
New Cumberland
Mary Cooper Taylor
Samuel B. Taylor
Mae
Toronto Union Cemetery
Wesley Robinsor
A.M. Doak
Wellsburg
Mary Wilgas
James Smith
Wellsville
W. B. Shuster
St Charles McFarland
Pittbury
Margaret Bradley
Audrey Shriver
Henry and
Railroad Streets
J. T. Daniels
Tean
Kansas City
Joseph Darrah
River Avenue
Canada
Roy Weekly
Youngstown
A. J
Eliabeth Maxwell
Atlantic City
Steubenville
Ruby Robt
Zetta Alice
Pittsburg
Ralph Edwards
East Liverpool
Francis Reed
Smithfield
Anna Casey
A. J. Casey
Jacob Fleming
Pekin
John McClain
Walter Udick
Chester
W. Va
Hazel Young
Martins Ferry
Hilda Bair
Edith Schubert
Woodlawn
Wheeling
Bair
W. E. Maxwell
Martha Miller
Edna Holmes
Sebring
N. A. Jacobs
Euclid Avenue
George N. Graham
Indlay
Ohio
Graham
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Gallagher
Z. L. Travis
Wilkinsburg
Mary Angel
Walter
Elizabeth Kendall
Painesville
A. W. Beckett
Mary Florence Moore
W. W. Westlake
Children
Louise Swan
Samuel Hill
T. S. Jones
H. W. Neville
May & Leopold
Thomas Kelley
James Davidson
Maxwell Avenue
G. F. Hamilton
Nora Brody
Edgar Adair
Leesville
S. G. van Derker
Alliance, O
Charles Johnson
William Dargue
Harry B. Reese
Ruth Conn
South Fourth Street
Chester Reed
Barney McCann
Emma Weinman
Charles Meyer
Elizabeth Pfaffenbach
Ohio Valley Hospital
Smithfield Fair
Smithfield Pike
Linna Hennig Sherman
LaBelle View
Donna Curtey
Springheld, O
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