Correspondence from Harlem Springs and area notes
A column of social updates lists residents and visitors visiting relatives near Cleveland Greenville Alliance and St Clairsville. It notes Eliza Cart Wright Jennie Cart Wright James Cartwright Lily visiting Greenville Ed Wallace buying a new old automobile Henry Hewlett in hospital for appendicitis and Rev H A Welday preparing to leave for Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Springs
Eliza
Jennie Cart Wright
James Cartwright
Lily
Greenville
Ed Wallace
James Tipton
Cleveland
Rev. Taylor
St. Clairsville
William, Taylor
Church Hill
Tomer Davis
Akron
Jacob Long
Hess
Che
William Chitsers
Henry Hewlett
Veland
Mrs. Gosnell
Dillervale
Jean Flint
Alliance
William
Miller's Station Blue Ridge Sunday School Picnic Notes
Blue Ridge union Sunday School joined the Bethel picnic on August 16 with a joyful hay wagon ride. Residents, visitors from Swansen's and Steubenville, and local families attended services by Rev. Gamble at Blue Ridge School House and Howard's Chapel. The period included postings about visitors, a Salvation Army visit on August 31, and a Sunday School time change to 1 p.m. on August 31 due to preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Cox
W. P. Walrath
Hanover
Estella Wolrath
Na Cox
Swanson's
Zion
Lizzie Hazlett
Salvation Army
Steubenville
Blue Ridge School House
Gamble
Bowman
Stewart Cox
Frank Bowman
Howard’s Chapel
Blue Ridge
Local Notables and Visits Highlight Weekend Activity
W. F. Mylar and F. B. Yeagley visited Wellsville and Toronto on Saturday while Hattie Yeagley, training as a nurse at Pittsburg hospital, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Yeagley. W. C. Yeagley also visited Yellow Creek Thursday. The New Somerset pike work advances well as camp meeting drew broad New Somerset representation. Mrs. Jessie Groves of East Liver 30 spent time with her father Albert Culp, and Mrs. Olive Speedy attended Empire events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Mylar
Wellsville
Will Henderson
Toronto
Hattie Yeagley
Pittsburg Hospital
W. C. Yeagley
F. B. Yeagley
Yellow Creek
New Somerset Pike
Jessie Groves
East Liver
Albert Culp
New Somerset
Olive Speedy
Empire Business
Hazel Dell community news and visits mix
Threshing ends and farmers plow for wheat. Fred Klages of Steubenville visits sister Mrs J L Narragon. Families from Bantam Ridge Alliance and Steubenville attend Hollow Rock camp meeting. Various local visits, travel to Mt Pleasant Pa and Akron prep, August meeting at Unionport, and school start September 8 with teacher Sadie Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Bowman
Mt. Pleasant
Akron
B. B. Tipton
Mary Peterson
Edith Tipton
E. D. Allen
Unionport
Martha Porter
Nice
Mary Porter
Des Moines
Iowa
Erma
Evelyn Andrews
Orva Gilkinson
Carnegie
A. R. Gump
Dennison,co
K. B. Tipton
Laura Klages
Margaret Connors
Steubenville
Bloomingdale
J. Leech
Margaret Leech
Johnm
Dan Ross
Richmond
W. S Peterson
Jesse Narragan
Ed. Beltz
Kizzie Johnston
Charles L. Scott
Justus, O
Paul Porter
Mary
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings in Beaver Pa area
Mr and Mrs Neville Ulrich host a pleasant Tuesday afternoon with a delicious lunch. Families from Carnegie Beaverton and Brilliant visit relatives including Mr and Mrs Charles Halliwell. News covers reunions at Moriah Sabbath school, a picnic, and a fine supper with ice cream and cake. Numerous visits from Misses Lillian Beadlings Edith Foster Flossie Lishy and others noted along with farm sales and land boom rumors near Tiltonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller ‘Lewy
Neville Ulich
Lyne
Greenlee
Beaver
Rome
Cole
Ethel
Mr. Moriah
Opew
Brillant
Georgia Bashore
Mingo
Wm. T. Kine
Grant Noble
Harry
Margaret Lynn
Belle Selmon
Wm. Beall
Salkeld
Smithfield
Harles McClelland
New Brighton
Neville Ulrich
Mia
Josie Burris
William
Flossie Lishy
Bridgeport
Emma Greenlee
Edith Foster
Zoar Station
J. F. Foster
Chris Heil
Yorkville
Warrenton
John Pyle
Hopewell
Robert E. Lange
Edith Conaway
Rush Run and Surroundings Doings Reported
Mrs James Dowdy wife of the White Coal Works general manager returned to Danville Illinois. H S Shively and daughter Margaret were in Steubenville. Clyde Roberts traveled to Cleveland for his sister's illness. Miss Lena Blake Chiara Sitton and Mary Bucey of Wellsburg visited. A Harris of Amsterdam did business on the run. Mr and Mrs Edwards visiting Steubenville will return home soon. Rev A W Listris pastor of Crystal Park M E Church Canton visited relatives in Brilliant Steubenville and Wahegee. Mrs Isabelle Jones of East Liverpool visits James Sigard and Mrs Kate Rue. A elderly father nearing 88 despairs over fading sight while remaining cheerful. William Haynaker and family visited James Creamer. Charl Sivard of Piesen Bat?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
James Dowdy
Anager
White Coal Works
Danville
Margaret
Steubenville
Clyde Roberts
Cleveland
Lena, Blake
Chiara’ Sitton
Mary Bucey
Wellsburg
A. Harris
Amsterdam
Edwards
Blake
Dlass
A. W._Listris
Crystal Park M. FE
Canton
A. E. Peck
Brilliant
Stewberville
Waheyee
Isabelle Jones
East Liverpool
James Sigard
Kate Rue
Sepembag
William Haynaker
James
Creamer
Sivard
Pias
Vile
Charl Sivard
Arnnapolla
Jefferson County
Monroe County
Monroe
Hbces
John L. Thompson
Marian Alice
J Fo McLean
Winloxgile
Jar. Simpson
Thowan Hobson
Washington
Pennsylvania
2. L. Rodgers
Janes Crew
Mary Roberts
Hollow Rock
Bessie Hibbs
Henderson
Scio
J. Bo Price
Izetta
Raychel
Frederick Price
Paul Thompson
Joann G. Thompson
Price
Scie
J. W. Hout
Pen C. Cooper
Frederic
Feed Spring
Martha Cavitt
Mechanicetown
Tata Cavitt
Covlundbus
Cora Newbold
Ross Wrazler
Toronto
Richmond
Mir
P. J Rodgers
Ruth Palmer
Pittsburg
George Patterson
New Castle
Gueaia
W. A. Melbouine
Quaker Ridge
Anna. Merryman
Nelson Patterson
Walnut Street
Hazel Pillers
New Magerstown
Raychel Price
Harper Rose
Mary
East
Liverpool
Thomas.t. Crawford
Bernardeville
N. J
Myre
Martha
Crawford
Sadie. Heathorne
Wellsville
Maney Jamison
Elizabeth Crawford
Wali Street
Fort Alesander
Clara Perys
Sebring
Ima
Mra Caratheracwas
Julia Mera
Richmond Pitle
Sue McKee
Decylaer
Alvaretta
John Ceawford
Servin
White Coal Company Begins Large Scale Coal Work
Mr Foster of Satlenfield discusses new paper mills while White Coal Company installs switches and heavy machinery at a major coal site. A large steam shovel will process eight square yards per day as crews clear dirt and extract coal, with operations expected to continue within sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Shealdes
Foster
Satlenfield
White Coal Company
Annapolis Notes Narrowly Reflect Local Visitors
Miss Mabel Shiells of Wheeling visited relatives here while Jewett guest M. Stahl hosted. Jones attended business in Steubenville. Mrs. Wilson and daughter from Canonsburg, Fa returned home after several days with relatives. J. G. Heister remains in critical condition. Miss Jennie McKee and Mrs. Blanche McKee from Newark and Jewett guests of Mrs. John McKee. Teachers' Institute attendance in Steubenville. Clara Shields visited Unionport with sisters. Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Tipton of Carnegie Pa guests of home folks. Jennie Fulton and Elsie McKee attended. Wm Montgomery’s death mourned. typhoid fever recovery for Paul Fulton and Ethel Price. Various locals and visitors noted in Annals column with multiple family visits and housekeeping updates.
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Annapolis
Mabel Shiells
Wheeling
Sof “Jewett
Tig Eel
Stahl
A Jones
Ruel Tuesa En Busine
Wilson
Canconsburg
Pete Af
Alvira Houser
J. G. Heister
Jenmie. McKee
Newark
Blanche. McKee
Jewett
John McKee
Enena McKee
Misses McKee
Miro
H. Davis
Steubenville
Jennie Fulton
Elsie McKee
Teachers’ Institute
Staubenville
Clara Tipton
Bloomfield
Reese
Donald Burgett
Margaret Gant
Clara Shields
Unionport
G. K. ‘Tipton
Carnegie
George. Hobler
George Hoobler
John Leas
Cleveland
Davidson
Stewart
Wm. Montgomery
Paul Fulton
Ethel Price
Jennie Stahl
Mary Abel
Clyde
FE. Tipton
Wlavalter
Moomh 4
Mite
J. B. Friton
Hyde Cleman
Pittsburg
Tne Miller
Germany
John Dury
LeVan and Son
Wellsville
Chas Stahl
Mingo
Mary Fulton
Lenora Stahl
Chas
John Bryan
Bloomfield Community Notes and Social Gatherings
Bloomfield news highlights a mite box opening for W M S of the M F church on August 23 with a program by Standard Bearers King’s Heralds and Little Light Bearers. Gustave A Weber presents the Passion Play of Omarammergua at the Methodist church September 1 with admission 15 and 28 cents. Public music recital at town hall September 6 by Mrs W H Stewart pupils admission 18 cents. Numerous social visits, travels, and local events fill the town calendar with church studies, reunions, and farm moves among residents and visitors.
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W. H. Stewart
The
Presbyterian Church
D. M. ‘Hervey
O. B. Miller
Aviva Minner
Virginia Hervey
Day
George Mather
Mary Bell
Cora Ellis
Hesper
Lima
J. R. Hervey
Mary Porter
Steubenville
W. B. Love
Smithfield
Blackburn Bros
J. L. Copeland
Cresowell
Belle Porter
Charles N. Porter
Richmond
Ind
Cora Armstrong
Margaret Armstrong
Stewbenville
C. A. Moore
Charles Ward
Alva Berries
Velma Mertreman
Lena Latio
Réy
Miser
Ed Moore
C. B. Miller
Miseo
Clara Tipton
George
Picnic planned for Monroe County pupils near Arnnapolla
Preparations are underway for a neighborhood picnic near Arnnapolla in Jefferson County on the second Saturday of September. The event promotes a gathering of Monroe County pupils and former residents for a hearty old fashioned outing. All Monroe County residents in the area and neighboring counties are invited to attend.
Parcel Post in Danger and Grange Fair at Wintersville
A 1913 county column urges action to defend Parcel Post against express company opposition led by Harrison. Also details the Grange Fair at Wintersville September 17-18 with premiums for poultry, animals, crops, and farm products and various prize items from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Orfer
Harrison
Wintersville
Wlgod
Thomas J. McCoy
J. D. Flenniken
Mutton Bros
B. F. Murphy
B.F. Murphy
Fred. Robinson
Hoge Co
Fred Robinson
Hoge & Co
Clydesdale Horse
Warren
Hish Clothingee
W. Davis
F. G. Towerter
Gomiell & Lyons
la Bele Clothing Co
Ft Stilebacher
Rein Et Co
Alber
Zonk
Sep
Peel Medallins
Mewart Bas Ils
Steubenville
Hisrdaare
Poultry Show At Oak Grove Schoolhouse Eagle Fest
Steubenville notes announce a county fair style event with poultry displays. Entries due by 2 p.m. on the first day. music by the Jewett Praise band and prizes, with proceeds boosting the new Grange at Oak Grove. The event is planned for a Wednesday evening, August 20, at the Oak Grove schoolhouse lawn. Local exhibitors encouraged to participate and bring poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Gstape
Tandiss
Ezkes
Cole Reunion Celebrates Nineteenth Annual Gathering
The Cole families and friends met at Ma Moriah on Thursday for the 19th annual reunion. A noon dinner in the grove followed baskets brought by ladies. Officers were elected, including AF Cole as President and W A Cole as Vice President, with plans to meet August 1614 at Reland Cole's home in Smithfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onie* Tacsmon
Will. Simparin
Stewart
Ethel
Cate
Sal A
Steen
Druckard
AF. Cole
Wi A Coler
Rebet Cole
Charles Cale
D.rilhart
Cole
Mary. Coveland
Bertha Stephens
Airs
ML RY Cole
Smithfield
Sad Mes Reland Cole
Death Roll of Lewis Caldwell in Wellsville
Lewis Caldwell a night machinist at the C P roundhouse Wellsville died at 10 Sunday morning at his sister Mrs Swickard New Somerset from Brights disease He was 43 and single Survived by brother Tarry in Midland Pa Funeral services held 10 Tuesday morning from the Swickard home with interment in Oak Ridge cemetery He belonged to Wellsville council Junior Order American Mechanics Silver Lodge Knights of Pythias
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Caldwell
C & P Roundhouse
Wellsville
Jason Swickard
New Somerset
Bright
Swickard
Tarry
Midland
Knights of Pythias
This City
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Obituary and funeral notices from East Springfield area
Mrs Warren Skinner of East Springfield died at Gill hospital Tuesday night after typhoid fever. She was 23, daughter of Mrs Susan Porter, survived by her brother Wm S Porter. She was a LU Be Church member respected in the community. Separately, funeral services for Harry Stittwell at his Church Hill home were held Wednesday morning with many Steubenville attendees, conducted by Rev Jason B Manley, and remains shipped to Martins Ferry for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guihrie
W. B. Purdance
Leerst Grove - Aas
Uniesport
Senday
Jenpie. Trompson
Portied
Ore
Aire
Dr. C. & Culp
A. M.hostern
Richmond
Wis
Spoenilicit
Culp
Gill Hospital
Sramhet
Decaldson
Ras Cesovere
Steubenville
Mabel” Rawlins
Dillenther oPitt
James Stephenson
Richmond Grange
Ne Dovice
Willy
D. Roberts
O. C. Jackman
Jer. Jackman
Cale Rension
Mateo Celles
New Cumberland
W. Va
Amandla Rawlire
William Probert
Mice Harel
Ste
Methodist Church
Schweisberger
Warren Skinner
East Springfield
Bima Porter
Susan Porter
East Springield
Alsoo
Wm. S. Porter
LU Be
Harry Stittwell
Church Hill
Minge
Jason B. Manley
M. Church of
Mingo
Martin's Ferry
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Daphne Reed
de Moore
J. J. Tipton
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Jennie ‘Falto
Isaac Hicks
Lac
Bloomfeld
Monay
Hall
Campbell Pacey
Will Hoobler
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Alta Dodds
Fernwod
Pearl Tipton
Harry Dodds
Merle Tipton
John Burris
J. R. Blackburn
George Blackburn
T. B. Frazier
Ross Gotsehall
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Hopedale
Bloomield
Will Cookson
Grace Swickard
W. G. Gorsuch
Ed. Moore
W. L. Dunlap
A. W. Paxton
Li’ A. Maxwell
R. D. No
Pearl Paxton
Elizabeth McFarran
Isaac Stat
James Wherry
Emma
Grace .Wirkpatrick
Eli. Castner
W. R.cHervey
L. C. Whitten
Jennie Merryman
J. K. Miller
Jowett
Countess Cookson
Bloonfield
George Gracey
Gracey
Uhrichsville
Mary J .Coalter
Crafton
Mary. Gracey
New Alexandria
Martha Cookson
Carle
J. S. Cookson
James W. Ferenc
Albangir
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S. H. Armstrong
ET. Dodds
Fermwood
Jarah Mansfield
W.C. Mansfeld
Ubrichsville
M. L. Cole
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Mary Jones
Jease Voraees
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