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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1915

Page

9

Bloomfield correspondence notes social visits and events

A long scan of Bloomfield area correspondence shows visits among the Herveys, Hooblers, Copelands, Megrails, and others, with travels to Steubenville, Unionport, and Pittsburg. Community gatherings include a Longs M E church supper, a big Bantam Ridge telephone festival, and a Pine Grove Grange festival on August 28.

Community notices and social roundup in Fernwood area

Local items note Mabel Shively visiting Lina Blake and other relatives across George's Run. Several couples wed in Steubenville area with serenade reception. farmers report oats and hay being shocked ahead of threshing. Fernwood hosts Aug 27 lawn party under Longs church, W M S meetings held, grange and reunions reported, with visits between Wellsburg, Steubenville and local towns.

Mooretown social and community notes from Friday events

Mooretown society reports a Friday evening gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walker with a lunch, weather reducing attendance. Visitors mentioned include Misses Isabell and Alice Russell of Salineville and others visiting relatives in MechanicsTown and Berea. Several residents attended events at Harlem, Hollow Rock, and Mechanicstown. Bert Crabbs recovered a stolen car. multiple visits to family and church activities noted.

Mooretown Floyd Walker Isabell Alice Russell Salineville W. T. Moore S. S. Shane Harlem B. P. Owen Erma George Sara Vanfassan Mechanicstown Kate Elliott Richmond B. B. Owen Bert Crabbs Pittsburg Z. E. George Robert Dayton Elsie Casey Frank Russell Berea Uene Casey Polen Fast Springfield United Presbyterian Church Eugene Knox Visting Walker George Annie Martin East Liverpool Ross Crabbles Homer Roy McLain Jess George Sam Grim Gene Casey Hollow Rock Louis McLain

Local Social Notes From Pine Grove and Area

Pine Grove report notes Mrs Wm Russell returning home from Wellaville on Tuesday. Dr F S Van Dyke of Columbus is visiting at his home. Clarence Penson of Harrisville visited his aunt Mrs Wm Carson last Sabbath. Mrs Hague of Pittsburg visited her sister Mrs George Jackman for several days last week.

Fred A. van Dyke Palestine Thompson Smeltz Burg Efie D. H. van Dyke W. A. Lowry Wm. Carson Wm. Russell George Jackman Hollow Rock Evil Reistar Reed Braddock Fred Pine Grove Wellaville FS. van Dyke Columbus Clarence Penson Harrisville Ann Hague Pittsburg

Reeds Mills Festives At Andrews Corner August 28 1915

Reeds Mills Telephone Company holds its annual festival at Andrews Corner on Saturday evening August 28 1915 with cake ice cream and sociable time. Local residents J E Welday and family visited friends in your city. Several residents attended Hollow Rock camp meeting and various guests visited.

Reeds Mills Telephone Company Andrews Corner J. E. Welday John Criss Paul Patton Ellis Allen Hollow Rock Harter Steubenville C. H. Allen Etta Gilkinson Carnegie Jennie Burnett Chaney Adrian Jessie Woods Brabant Voyte Omay McConacey Alliance, O Chas. Smith Rev. Simpson George Welday Lizzie Cunningham Philadelphia Edward Harry Cunninggham Mary Wright Frank Grubb Grubbs Baby Minnie Crown Peterson Loretta Leech Scott Peterson Ed. Allen Bartley Tipton Harry Flohr Grange Bloomfield Miss Onna Scott Justus Ohio Miss Scott Will Carson Klingensmith Dora George Fergusons New Philadelphia Wintersville Logansport Ind

TWO RIDGES COMMUNITY NOTES UPDATE

Rev Fowner who planned to join the charge has decided to move on to another appointment. Mrs Nellie Allen Thompson and her baby visit Mr William Allen and wife. Ed M Brown and family were dinner guests of Mrs Luella Ross and daughter Flora James. Walter Cunningham visits Carnegie Pa with family. Cline family members visit Monroe county. Georgie Cline recovering from typhoid fever and improving. Rev Harry Stark visits his mother and will preach at Cross Creek church Sunday at two. Miss Dunn returns home after bereavement of her niece Mary Wright of Steubenville.

Harry de Long Smithfield Ian J. J. Crawford John Hoobler Mt. Gilead C. D. Roberts Stuart Megrail Richmond Chas. Megrail John Willemin Martha Mt. Vernon Charles Speer Steubenville James Willemin G. L. Blackburn Blackburn Bess Merryman Kittie Blackburn Indianapolis Ind John McCoy Fernwood Robert Copeland Elsie Gotschall W. B. Simeral James Hoobler W. B. Mather Fernwood R. PD Zimmerman Kimberland Farm R. D G. C. Welday Chasad Gladys Thursay Nina Hammond Fred Jones Yorkville J. R. Blackburn Frank Cope Wm. M. Cope Howard Blackburn Harrison County Rure Wellsville Bloomfield John C. Mather Kinsfilk Pittsburg Grace Owens Frends Ross Owens Bloomingdale Madaline McEndree Brother-Inlaw Robert Wilson Almer Mills J. W. Whigham J. W. A. Simpson Hopedale L. C G. L. Mills Dillonvale R. D Durah Merryman John Barnhouse Lucy Barnhouse Etta Barnhouse Bacon Ridge Doris Farber Alliance Anna Mary Welday J. N. Parks Henry Snyder Leonard Harry Thornville Flora McBain Messrs Chalmer Lloyd Carman Samuel Carman Sturgeon G. W. McNary Charles Howard J. C. Huff Chas. Smith Wm. Leech Reed's Mills Winnie Megrail Purviance Sarratt Major Crawford Cadiz Rowland Miss Moyer A. F. Cole Mr Bertram Fairpoint Oto Mark L. Cole Jorge C. Welday Mabel Shively George's Lina Blake Misses Stevens Stevens Frank Bease John Lewis Charles Brindley Garret Lewis Harley Racey Elmer Stinard Marie Bellview Peacock John Bell Bessie Taylor Tun Rey Harris Elizabeth Gertrude Bell Seymour Bell Secrist Tiltonville Carl Shadwell Wellsboro W. Va Bell Wetheral Brillant A. S. Harris the Ridge Kittie Burns Hollow Rock Fowner Nellie Allen Thompson Baby William Allen Ed. M. Brown George Luella Ross Flora James Walter Cunningham Carnegie Lewis F. Beltz Lewis F. Beltz and Family, Mrs. Cline Delbert Salsberry Tay Cline Monroe County Georgie Cline Harry Stark Cross Creek Church Oe Dunn Cunninghams Ome Mary Wright H. W. Peterson Lakeside Elijah Cole Cole Peruse Scott Frank Thompson Son Duard Jewett Mary Harvey J Macmillan New York State P. A. Gille Gamva Lk. C Gille F. O. Harley Bellevue Rev Wherry Iggest Ter Eugenia Share Nelson Patterson Harold Gille Charles Harrison Ville Frank McCullough Lisbon Simpson Jorse Della Stephenson Big James Crew P. L. Rodgers Art Megrail Lawrence

Remembrance and Local Happenings in Steuben Village

The community mourns the sudden death of a local resident with interment at the family lot. Mrs. Maggie Leech buys a LaBelle View house and plans to move this week. Samuel Leech stayed with James Reed Monday night. A Telephone festival is set for August 28 at Andrews Corner near Reeds Mills with ice cream and cake for Reeds Mills Telephone Company. Collins. Brothrs employ many men to cut timber and haul lumber at Broadacre farm recently purchased.

Steubenvill Maggie Leech LaBelle View Samuel Leech James Reed Andrews Corner Reeds Mills Reeds Mills Telephone Company Collins. Brothrs Broadacre

Fernwood Church Supper At Taylor Long Home

Fernwood The Ladies of Longs M church will hold a church supper at the home of Taylor Long Friday evening August 27. Everyone cordially invited. Several from here attended the Soldiers reunion at Smithfield. Charles Long visited home folks. Mr and Mrs J J Kirk were Steubenville visitors Friday. Mrs Julia McCullough and son William attended the Mc Cullough reunion at Dennison. Woman's Foreign Missionary met at Mrs William Watt's home last Thursday with an elegant dinner and a goodly number in attendance.

Lucie Sheets Wellsburg Mary Long Charles Long Harry Harte Paul Snelsire J. Maharty Pittsburg J. W. Long Rev. Simpson Paul Long Wintersville 7 W. Long Toronto Anderson Vermillion Smithfield Joe Vermillion Steubenville Wm. MecCullough Birge New Alexandria Taylor Long Fernwood Longs M J. J. Kirk Julia McCullough William McCullough Dennison William Watt

Rayland Social Notes Include Visitors and News

Rayland residents share visits and travels with friends and relatives. Miss Maxine Ober returns to New Martinsville after summer study in Crest on the Hill program. W. Va. and Ohio visitors stop by for extended visits, with gatherings at Wheeling Park and Martins Ferry. Mrs E C Shane and Wilda arrive from Alvin Texas for several weeks. A new daughter born to Clyde Stillwell and wife. Mr and Mrs Lee Huntsman visit from Gary Indiana, first home visit since March 1914.

Freda Houck Columbus Maxine Ober New Martinsville W. Va Hame Lina Hennig Sherman Crest On the Hill W. Hi. Werker Cambridge R. G. Boyle J. J. Reincke Wheeling Allen Edwards Samuel Allen Flora Werker Mayme Merkel Wheeling Park Mr. Boone Crest Martins Ferry Clyde Stillwell Lee Huntsman Emma Greenlee Gary Ind Bertha Heil George Gerke Franklin, O Hare Harry Steese Mr. Werker Canton

Hazel Dell Festival at Reed's Mills Aug 28 1915

The Reed's Mills Telephone Company hosts its annual festival at Andrews Corner on Saturday evening August 28 1915. Social notes mention several visitors and residents including Miss Martha Porter and Miss Etta Gilkinson of Carnegie Pa. The community also notes the upcoming school start September 6 with Grace Gotschall as teacher and repeats the festival reminder.

Reed’s Mills Telephone Company Andrews Corner Martha Porter Etta Gilkinson Carnegie J. R. Marsh W. A. Smith Steubenville Nellie Gotschall Fairplay J. L. Narragan Minnie Peterson Robert, Crown and Frederick Dennison Loretta Leech W. S. Peterson Rosie Smith Wellsville B. B. Tipton Henry Schaub Toronto Fred Schaub J. H. Welday Raymond J. L. Narragon C.J. Smith Bob Tipton H. H. Tipton Grace Gotschall

Recital Is Postponed and Picnic Plans At Hopewell

The Recital by Mrs Linna Hennig Sherman and her students at Crest on the Hill was postponed from Aug 20 to Aug 27 due to rain. Twin City Band will supply music. Hopewell Sabbath school hosts a picnic Aug 28 with a Rural Church Work talk from Wooster Ohio, a musical contest, a baseball game Hopewell vs Tiltonville, baskets, picnic supper and ice cream social. Ladies Aid Society met to plan event success.

Linna Hennig Sherman Hopewell Tiltonville Ladies’ Aid Society of

Ladies Build Community Tables and Share a Feast

A church project brings Mrs. R. T. Wells as boss and Mrs. Oliver Lewis timekeeper as volunteers assemble sturdy tables. Rev. Secrest and Master Jas. Haythorne visit, with lunch of ham sandwiches and cake. Rev. Secrest receives a Webster dictionary from the Ladies' Aid Society amid thanks and a lighthearted moment. Many local residents attend, with visitors from Steubenville and Brilliant noted.

Reed's Mill Telephone Carnival on Andrews Lawn

Community notices from Bantam Ridge announce a festival on Saturday evening August 28 1915 on Andrews lawn with Mrs Harter and children visiting Steubenville friends Wilbur Ross visiting Steubenville over Sunday Roy Andrews at Unionport August meeting Ella Thompson vacationing Niagara Falls Lorna Scott Justus Ohio visiting friends Loretta Ruth Shepherd Steubenville visits Mrs Henry Newburn Alliance visiting home folks festival date urged to remember

Bantam Ridge Reed’s Mill Telephone Company Andrews Loretta Ruth Shepherd Steubenville Henry Newburn Alliance

Annapolis Church Weekday Notes and Local Visits

In Annapolis the M E church held services with Epworth League in the evening. Local residents J B Fulton and Ernest Hoobler were in Cadiz on business. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earle Burgett of Steubenville and Mrs. Margaret Gault. Several families attended events and notable visitors from nearby towns were spotted.

Annapolis M. E B. Fulton Ernest Hoobler Cadiz Earle Burgett Steubenville Margaret Gault Jesse McKee Paul Fulton Wilmer Shields Harry Slates Unionport A. B. Johnston C. F. Johnston George Hoobler Richard Johnston Shane Elsie, McKee Nellie Miser Hopedale Teachers Charles Leavengood Anna Myers Mahlon Newburn Will Riegle S. C. Stahl Mae Johnston Ralph Baker East Springfield Messrs. Cane and Cummings Berlinham and Daughters Cleveland Ellsoll Salineville A. B

Richmond Church News and Local Gossip Update

Rev H W Peterson returns from Lakeside trip and preaches on The Compulsiv Love. Broadmere Cross Creek noted for cucumbers and pie. Many local guests from Pittsburgh to Boston visit Richmond residents. A wedding of Helen Bacon Ridge to Lester in August reported with Rev I D Anderson noting camp meeting attendance. Weather affected attendance at recent events.

Earl L Richmond Paul Thompson Joe Waggoner Stville W. PB. Moore J. G. Black George Lawso Mary Frank Purviance Ralph Ford Ray McLean Knoxville John Harold Scott Crest Farm Kate Elliott B. B Mooretown Pollack Ine W. P. Fryer Fred Simpson F Ford East Springfield Peterson Shelley Belee Mich Helen Schweisberger Liverpool Mary Mauer C. D. Roberts McGrail Smithfield Soldier Union Colerew I. D. Anderson Low Rock Helen Black Pennsylvania R. B. Stephenson Boston Mass

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Hiram Lucasy Aire Janos Sox Minge Jusetion Ee Porter Frank Copeland Margaret Elle Porter Forsythe Mingo Junction C. C. Albaugh Deandale W. S. Richards Greenough Martha M. Cope Ed Wallace George Dodds Parks Woyd Osage Talbott Fe. C. Parks Peter Hoobler Uere Helen Will Hoobler Unionport Nouiay Tive Sheets Hes Wle Mary Tong Hervey Locansport Laura Mary McNary Catton Atantic City Hudson River Mrson F. Waggomel New York City D. A. Hervey Will R. Hervey Jennie Creswell Mt.Gilead Gilead A. P. Rose Walter Weems Chas. Allison Hopedsle Sue Magee Chas. Simpson Gladys P.N. Minner Martha Cookson Ed Moore Harry DeLong C. B. Hamilton Wittsburg Roy. Miser J. C. Hamilton W. C. Mansfield New York D. M. Hervey Martha Mansfield Clara Tipton Anna Kirkpatrick Mattie Graham R. H. Mansfield N. B. Merryman Chas. Ward Weirton Chas. Speer Edwin M. Crawford James M. Simeral Will Wolfe Grace Simeral Daisy Ralston Laura Ralston Charles Megrail Sue Megrail Birs.j Copeland John M. Copeland Fox-Sheriff Murray B. H. Maxwell Mansfield J. W. Cassell Barnesville Rabe Cottage Independence Tina Virginia Hervey Tewett Martha Whittaker James McConville J. C. Go Rush Run Rayland Hazel Dell R. T. Wells Oliver Lewis Secrest Jas. Haythorne Jeff Brown Ladies’ Aid Society Margaret Large Edith Stringer C. W. Greenlee Beaver Falls Chris Withal Nellis Mary Everson Wm. FE Kirk Frances Stanley E. C. Shane Wilda William Jackson Adaline Sherman Ethel Cole J. D. Herry Marshall Jefferson M. B. Cole Ed. Brindley Avis Garnet Lewis D. L. Conaway Henry Gerke, Jr Wayne Worthington Bret Vincent Davis Newburn and Son Mary Fulton Lucie Allensworth Lowmiller
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