Grange Fair Preparations and Local News at Reed's Mills
Farmers prepare for a large wheat sowing and a Grange Fair set for September 11 and 12, 1912 at Charutan Floyd's Grove with 133 Grangers. Numerous social visits, moves, and small-town notices follow, including family visits to Steubenville, Blomfeld, Unionport, and Carnegie, plus weather notes and upcoming end-of-festival plans at Skellys Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed's Mills
Charutan
Floyd’s Grove
Hth
Winsi
Pauline Hosterman
Alma Close
Lizzie Ue Mon
Joseph Nicholson
North Seventh Street
Steubenville
Elmer Gtinson
Leech
MieVerren
Blomfeld
Sd. Cunningham
Campbell
West Virginia
J. I. Belte and Son
Mr. Wilkins
Florence Wellay
Elli
Wellay
Alliance
William Gilkinson
Carnegie and
Sheraden
Wiliam Leech
Ernie Snodgrass
John Snodgrass
Robert Herron
Mr. Oliver
Floriela
LOCAL NEWS NOTES FROM MILLER S STATION
Mr Bell Cox of Swanson s visited Steubenville en route to see friends. Mrs Etta Khan and Miss Lizzie Tedrow spent Saturday in Steubenville. Mrs Wolrath and Mary and Rena Mattern called on the Dudgeons Saturday. Residents attended Yearly Meeting at Amienport Sunday evening. Mrs Webster visited Skellys to see her mother who was ill but slightly improved. Rev Stewar will speak on The Local Option amendment Sunday Sept 1 at Blue Ridge schoolhouse at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Rodgers
Joe Whitmore
Toronto
George Patterson
Steubenville
Wo. Rotacker
Walnut Street
J. 5. Donaldson
Beaver, Pa
John G. Thompsn
Pauline Houghland
Montana
James Crew
Warren Gilbert
Mingo Junction
Charles Gille
Jesse Fleming
Max E. Poisene
Helen Rabern
Raborn
Geraldine Bailey
Ravenswood House
Ravenswood
H. 5. Peters
Pearl
Mises Rabern
Baitley
Peters
Polsene
George Lawson
Litle
Mary
Mary Seigler
Columbus
Julia Stephenson
Pittsburg
O. B. Miller
Teachers Institute
George Dunlap
Canton
Susie Thompson
Gladys Schweisberger
Children's Bethel
Smithfeld
Joseph Bowers
Wintersville
Stant Bowers
Bradford Junction
S. H. Ford
Frances. Elson
H. Cunningham
Bloomfield
Rachel Hammond
Edna Billingsley
Whrichsville
W. B. Purviance
Locust Grove
Sue McKee
Mises Alvaretta
Ruth
Hollow Rock
Wilkinsburg
John F. Crawford
John Minor
Marguerite Minor
Oliver Roberts
Mayme Thompson
James Hefflman
Paul Thompson
C. A. Ford
Anna. Gille
L. S. Ward
Hazell Dell Community Farming and Local Visits
Farmers plowing for wheat described amid a flurry of social calls. Residents including Mrs C H Allen and daughter Harriet, Miss Lillian Petersen returning from the east, Mrs Newell Dewey Smith visiting Guinea Ridge, and many others are noted at Reed's Mills, Unionport, Hopedale, Hollow Rock camp, and various gatherings. A county party was served and a few residents engaged in local work such as breaking and threshing with families and visitors from Fulton Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Dell
C. H. Allen
Daughte Harriet
Bantam Ridge
Reed's Mills
Lillian Petersen
Carnegie
Sheraden
Newell Dewey Smith
Guinea Ridge
Donald Schaub
Walter Heston
Unionport
Hopedale
Wintersville
One Smith
Countes
Cookson
Charles Welday
Edith Tipton
Elya Smith
Cane
Fred Schaub
W S Peterson
M. A. Bowpan
Laura Hay
Freddie
Conare Schaub
Henry Schaub
Jobe Simm
Mary and
Genevieve Peterson
Misa Laura Bowman
Tony
Pire
B. Marsh
H. H. Tipton
March
J. B. Tipton
S. F. Leech
Bloomingdale
Ollie Staig
W Kins
Paul Patton
Mike Howard
Aries Flora Ross
Reed's Mill
Jonathan Marsh
Sylvia Toot
Hamaondsville
Elva Smith
C. D. Welday
Laura ‘Lages
Brother Feed
F. B. Scott
Mes. FM
Huston and
Chiren
Micael Lela Lowry
Lizzie Bortt
Fema Andrews
Etta Ward
Margaret Newhorn Ellis Aten
Roy Andrews
George McElroy
Chas, Scott
Fulton Ridge
B. B. Tipton
Ina
Paul Pattan
John Johnson
Mary Peter
Circle Green Social and Family Visits Highlight Week
H W Walker spent time with daughter Mrs J C Foster in Steubenville. Mrs Maggie Jenkins of Richmond visited F F Rutledge family. Miss Rose Montgomery of Unionport called on sister Mrs H W Melntire. A son born to Mr and Mrs Harry Allensworth. Greyee visited Hopedale friends. Mrs Wendell Phelps of Columbus visited the Calhoun household. Lessie and Bethie Morgan visited Steuberville. Mrs Clark and Mrs Crawford of Mechanicstown visit sister Mrs J Wark. Attendees at the hair salon and preaching Sunday at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Green
H. W. Walker
J. C. Foster
Steubenville
Maggie Jenkins
Richmond
F. F. Rutledge
Rose Montgomery
Unionport
H. W. Melntire
Harry Allensworth
Greyee
Hopedale
Wendell Phelps
Columbus
Emnett Calhoun
Lessie and
Bethie Morgan
Steuberville
Clark
Crawford
Mechanicstown
J. Wark
Harry Rutledge
Harry Kirk
Mary Kirk
T. F. Rutledge
Will Hales
Last Sunday open-air services and community notices
The article notes the final open-air service at the usual site led by Rev. Guthrie amid strong attendance as many were away at Hollow Rock. It also lists numerous social updates: Paul Thompson’s wife's hospital discharge from Allegheny General. Mrs. Walton visiting. families from Wilkinshire and Wellshire visiting Richmond. a Price family reunion at New Hagretown. various health updates, reunions, and travels. a severe thunderstorm with no town damage. and J. J. Watt losing a horse named John on the return from Hollow Rock camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Dlollow Rock
Paul Thompson
Pittsburg
Allegheny General Hospital
Thompson
Percy Walton
Megraind
Wellshire
S. H. Cunningham
Laeuighter
Mary Louise
Wilkinshire
John C
Hammond
J. B. Price
Daughers
Izetta
Mildred
Rayvel
John G. Thompson
E. W. Wellington
Toronto
W. G. Rose
Ella
Cora
Near East Liverpool
Richmond
W. R. Johnson
East Springield
East Springfield
Izetta Price
Steubenville
Ait
J. R. Price
Hollow Rec
J. J. H. Watt
John
Watt
Social Notes Brush Steubenville Week of Visitors
A long list of local residents and visitors is reported from Steubenville and nearby towns. Many attend the teachers institute and state fair in Columbus while others host gatherings, celebrations, and weekends with relatives and friends across Ohio. The item highlights Mrs. Thompson grateful for hospital visits, Miss Stephenson’s return home for teaching duties in Pittsburg, and numerous family and social engagements through the week.
Unionport Presbyterian fete and community notes
Unionport Presbyter ian church plans a lawn fete on Saturday evening August 1st. The column lists guests and visits from numerous locals including Miss Gertrude Jong, Miss Mionie Glasgow, Hazel Clifton, Miss Mabel Reed, Mrs. Sarah Kyle Petty, and many families from Beaver Fall Bloomfield Steubenville and surrounding towns. It notes attendees at picnics, visits, and Sunday gatherings, with a Teachers Institute in Cadiz and a church picnic planned for September 14, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Jong
Minge Junction
Mionie Glasgow
Cincinnati
Hazel Clifton
Beaver Fall
Mabel Reed
Sarah Kyle Petty
M. O. Reed
John W. Trimmer
Bloomfield
John Johnson
Locusane Farm
John
Allen Tope
Germany
Sadie Dutton
Monte Malcolm
Means
Chrotile Wallace
Alr
Brown
Steubenvim
Ed. Still Stoward Decker
Pleasant View
Rhode Island
H. A. Jergusot
Lois
Ros Straver
Steubenville
Elizabeth Strayer
Rosa Montgomery
Teachers’ Institute
Cadiz
Liza Tipton
Steve
N.S. Skipper
Ethel Anderson
Jewett
A. A. Tipton
Walter Tipton
Saturay
Bartley Tipton
Ina
Reed's Mills
George Orr
Rittenhouse
Rittenhonse
Mies Marie Polen
Carleen
Pearl Polen
Sunda
Local notes from Monroeville and brush creek area
Community news lists visitors, travels, and small events across Monroeville, Means R F D, Unionport, and surrounding towns. Mentioned are Reverend Sullivan visiting the Dye homestead, Miss Clara Shields and Lawrence, and several bowling or social gatherings including a Moonlight picnic for Carrie Swan’s 16th birthday. Also noted are farm incidents, school repairs, and upcoming church services.
Mass Meeting on Constitutional Amendments in Smithfield
A mass meeting is set for September 8 at 8 p.m. in Smithfield Town Hall to discuss amendments to the Constitution. Rev. EF Hodill of Toronto will address the gathering by order Wetec tek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Hodill
Toronto
Wetec Tek
For Sale Harness Repair Ad by E G Richardson Co
For Sale repair offer unrelated seed wheat and harness repair service. A. J. Nixon of Cressfell endorses best workmanship and satisfaction guaranteed. Contact E G Richardson Hwal Co for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Caina Duroe
A. J. Nixon
Cressfell
E. G. Richardson Hwal. Co
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Ahon
James Lindsay
George Thompson
Samuel. Marsh
M. Scott
Reed
Kd. Wilkins
Akron
Henry
Mr. Pleasant
Ida May Stone
Howard Nicholson
Chas. Merryman
Louise Merryman
George Fisher
Willie
G. W. Chalfant
D. H. Miller
A. §. Scott
Howard Tieton
Conrad Schaub
Enhonse Las
Jongh
Walker
Christian Social
Cyrus Dickey
Eve Ening
Om Gotschall
Pee
Dan Gotschall
Wits
Lorna Scott
Ad Fen
Idahnson
Mar- Mary Mathe
Lede, Miller
Fy Cromey
Messrs
Frank Cline
Bochkanan
EU- David Cline
Eric
George Potts
Hang Jana
Wand
Errbousellors
Sue Fell
Maryine Ratzenberg
Pitiesbure
Testh Straver
Stembonville
Mreu J Ma Ferreil
Shipper
Annapolis
George Hoobler
Page
Loomingdale
Sullivan
Dye Homestead
Clara Shields
Lawrence
Mary Ferrell
Carrie Swan
B. Gruber
Wesley Abel
Cyrus Carroll
Dan Wright
Mooretown
A.B. Johnson
Russell
Blanche Barnes
R. F.D
George Allensworth
A. A. Shields
Moody Carroll
Amsterdam
Millie Weight
Cyrus Carrell
Carroll
Luther Browning
Alva Black
Mea C Johnson
Clara Tipton
C. E. Tipton
J. B. Fulton
John Hile
Margaret
Milton Barr
Martins Ferry
Jacob Heisler
W. Ferrell
Lloyd Davis
Maud Johnson
Roy Kerr
Mabel
John Wimings
Hollow. Rock
Margaret Gault
Mis. S.s Miser
Grace Holes
Essie Miser
Trumball County
Brush Creek
Monroeville
John Hames
Salineville
Coneoall
Lloyd Walker
Hugh Russell
Cleveland
California
Star Piano Co
John Baker
William Kerr
Bellaire
John Kerr
James Russell
Montooth
Salinevile
Mary McIntosh
Ray Russell
Wellsville
Morocco
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