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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
6
Grace Ulrich visits Akron while Frank Stone of Empire conducts business in the city. Numerous locals and visitors from Pittsburgh to New York pass through Steubenville for stays, visits, vacations, and assignments. Residents relocate, attend events, and host guests as extended family and friends gather in the area.
Local residents share visits and travels with friends and family. Indianapol is guest visits Mrs. A. RB, Miss Anna Harmon from Petralia visits sister Mrs. Strott, Samuel Huston returns from Columbus en route home, and G tonnerly to attend prayer meeting at Third Presbyterian. Mrs. H T Jones convalesces, Deanery euchre fundraiser at St Peter's Athletic rooms, P E Minor off duty two weeks, and Misses Reed visit East Palestine.
William Surles formerly of this city died at his Milwaukee office on Wednesday August 21 1907 in the prime of life. He was in the insurance business and highly esteemed. He leaves a wife and three children including an eldest son a West Point cadet, plus a brother Edward Surles of East Liverpool and a sister Dolly Shane of Beaver Pa. Mrs Shane and daughter attended the funeral.
Mrs Lizzie Houghton Permar formerly Miss Lizzie Houghton of Mingo Junction died Friday in Columbus at 10 30 am from water on the heart following a two week illness. She was 38, born in England, wife of Edward Permar and mother of two. Survived by her mother Mrs David Houghton of Mingo Junction and brothers and sisters including John Steubenville David Mingo Benjamin Toledo and Mrs E E Pflugh. Remains brought home to Washington street for interment Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Gardner of Paris Pa died Friday evening after a year long illness from stomach cancer aged 54. Survived by husband Samuel Kenneth Ida McCalmont Jay Roy Elizabeth Ralph and others. Two brothers and two sisters, W Gilliland Chester Frankfort Springs Mrs Obert Cooley and Miss Pell Gilliland also survive. Funeral Sunday afternoon at the residence.
Telegram announces Daniel R. Ryan aged about 38 has died in Hot Springs Arkansas. He lived in this city five years and worked as a brick mason foreman for Alex Laughlin Co. on La Belle tube mills project. He leaves a wife and three children at Layton Pennsylvania. remains to be interred there.
Calvin Kelly West, eldest son of Mr and Mrs John C West of Tilton ville, died at age three from pulmonary tuberculosis. A large crowd attended the funeral, with many floral tributes. The late Christian Alashar Sr of Wheeling, father of Mrs Bentley Jones, was found dead in bed and will be buried Saturday at 2 pm from his home at 2143 Main Street.
Mrs Alice M Bray widow of Charles Bray died at Alikanna Monday at 3 p m aged 43 years of cancer Funeral services were held today Rev Rover officiating pallbearers named Wm Price Wm Thompson Joseph Walters Jas Vandyke Wim Thomas John Fullen The memory of late Mrs Bray was noted by mourners and local friends
Mrs Ruth Hines widow of William L Hines died Friday in Uhrichsville at age 81 and was buried Sunday in Hines Cemetery Harri son county. She was born Ruth Snyder Tipton near Deersville and lived there until moving to Uhrichsville thirty five years ago. She leaves six children Mrs Holmes Mrs T J Parker Mrs Hines of Uhrichsville Mrs James Norman Cadiz Miss Ida Hines Steubenville and K K Hines Newark. She was a Christian Church member.
Mrs Baim widow of William W Baim died at her residence above Alikanna on Sunday. Family and friends are asked to attend funeral services. Further details were not available in the item.
Morning aged 67 years. The deceased had been in poor health and ill for some time. She was previously married to Mr Marker and John Martin. One daughter, Mrs Oscar Chaney, survives. The deceased was highly respected.
John McBane former postmaster at Bergholz died Friday evening at 33 after ten months of ill health. A former farmer and hotel partner with his father, he was born near Bergholz and was son of Teser McRane. Survived by parents and siblings Elizabeth Belle Ella and Mrs. Alonzo Nation, and brother William. Active Republican committeeman at Bergholz, his passing is mourned by many who knew him.
Mrs Miriam Augusta Bendure died at her Park street home in Pleasant Heights on Sunday evening after four months of illness. Born August 13 1858 at Fairview Guernsey County she married David Bendure in 1875 and the couple lived here ten years. Survived by husband and three children Lydia John and Elvin and by brothers and sisters Fred Louis Win Emma Adaline and Clara. A member of the First Mr church she joined at age 13. Revered as a devoted wife and loving mother.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday evening by Reverend J A Ulman for Jas F Rogers. The remains were transported yesterday to Ironton for burial.
Funeral services for Mrs Edward Permar were conducted yesterday afternoon with Rev. Cope and Rev. Miller officiating. pallbearers included John Houghton, David Houghton, Benjamin Houghton, George Houghton, James Houghton, David Pettibone, B. Johnson, E. E. Pflugh, and Richardson, among others.
Nine month old Lillie, daughter of Roy and Edith Williams of 931 North Sixth Street, died August 25 at 4 48 a m from pneumonia.
Mary T. aged 16 months, daughter of Henry C. and Elizabeth Woods of 423 South Seventh street extension, died at noon from summer complaint.
Miss Nancy Crawford of Port Homer died Sunday night at 9 45 aged 74 she was the last of ten children funeral will be held Tuesday at 10 a m, her passing leaves a large family and community impact.
Mrs. Julia Yates aged 77 died in Chester West Virginia early Wednesday. A former Steubenville resident, her husband preceded her in death. Survived by four children Mrs Thomas Reed of Ohioville, Thomas Yates of East Liverpool, John Yates of Steubenville, and Mrs James Pugh of Chester. She had lived with her Chester daughter the past five years after residing in the city earlier.
Reuben Dearth longtime Holliday's Cove resident died at his daughter Mrs Emily J Smith's home on Tuesday August 27 1907 at 1 30 am aged 81. He leaves a wife and three daughters Mrs Emily J Smith Mrs Mary K Johnson and Mrs Ida F Smith. Funeral services will be at his daughter Mrs Emily Smith's home Thursday at ten o'clock with interment in Three Springs cemetery.
Jefferson Fryer formerly of Richmond died at his East Liverpool home on Tuesday August 27 1907 from paralysis after being struck two weeks earlier. He leaves his wife Mary Woods and one married daughter from a prior marriage, a brother William of Richmond and a sister Mrs Dowling of Pittsburg. His remains will be brought to Steubenville for a morning train and taken to Richmond for funeral services and Union Cemetery interment.
Mrs Elizabeth Brim wife of William Brim died at home in Alibanna Sunday morning after four weeks illness from complications of diseases aged 64.She is survived by her husband son Samuel Marker daughter Mrs Oscar Chaney sister Mrs Edward Phillipson all of Steubenville and twelve grandchildren. She was devoted wife and mother respected by many friends.
Belmont county directors Merrett and McConaughey visited the Jefferson county Infirmary on Thursday. They praised the facility and Supt. Bowers for its care. They returned with a disreputable woman from the city lockup who belonged to Belmont county and must arrange her care in her home county.
Miss Leagan urged legibility speed and beauty in writing with daily movement exercises and planned lessons. Mr O Shea warned that teens face critical years 11 to 17 and urged keeping youths in educational influence and off the streets. A nominating committee was named and discussions covered Reading Methods and the aim to match past and present teaching approaches.
A quiet wedding at Holy Name church Tuesday morning joined Mrs Annie Kerns of this city and Mr Joseph McClain of Mingo. The ceremony at 6am was a requiem mass officiated by Rev Father Weigand. The bride wore a dark blue tailored gown with matching hat and gloves, attended by Mr and Mrs W W Starr. They left for a wedding journey to Chicago from Pan Stadle station and will reside at 485 South Sixth Street upon return. Guests from out of town included Mrs Winnie Keyes Pittsburg and several Braddock residents.
In Squire Prentiss Court Henry Wacker sues Robt McElroy to recover 125 dollars advanced. McClave and McClave are the attorneys. The George Janton Sons Co. have begun suit against the Model Laundry Co. of Mingo for 34.52 dollars due on account.
County Commissioners declare support for an agreement to pay one third of the paving costs for Market street from Ninth street to Mooney's flour mill.
William F. Turvey sues O and P Coal Co for 5009 damages claiming injury from fire damp at Amsterdam mine on May 26. The suit alleges faulty ventilation, lack of warnings, no air seal breakthrough, no safety lamp inspection, and general negligence. Attorneys A C Lewis and D Naylor represent the plaintiff.
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