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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1912

Page

6

Rev Love to Preach on Unwelcome Savior at Sab bith

Rev W B Love will preach Sunday evening at 7:20 pm near the post office in the green area. If rain, services move to U P church at 7:90. Theme: An Unwelcome Savior. All invited. inclement weather noted.

Farmers Report Good Yield From Oats And Wheat

Fernwood notes most farmers threshing and oats a strong crop with wheat yielding about 15 bushels per acre. Families named include Edward Ekey and kin, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Thompson, and Wesley Long and family.

Edward Ekey J. S. Thompson Wesley Long

Local notes from Bergholz and nearby towns

A string of community items from Bergholz and surrounding areas reports residents at Hollow Rock camp meeting and visits to relatives in Paris Alliance and Palmyra. Moves include John Twaddies buying a piano, William Cruser returning to town, and the Clover Leaf mine resuming coal loading.

Bergholz Palmyra Elizabeth Rowe Akron Linton Speciher Cassiday Pittsburg George George Hanson Frank Cassiday Pennsylvania Roy Smyth Mary Forgerty Mary Hackathorn Ger Teachers’ Institute Steuben- Wille William Cruser William Smyth Adda California Dave Dennis Carrollton John Dennis Elizabeth McKeever Canonsburg Art Champion Ht Eeel Fred Aebi Alliance Pill McClare Colorado Emma Moore New York Will Beynon Amsterdam Clover Leaf

Bantam Ridge Hunters Face Five Year Notice

Notice to all hunters trappers and trespassers on Bantam Ridge farms in Jefferson county Ohio. Land owners vow to prosecute to the full extent of the law for five years for any hunting trapping or trespassing without land permission. Local social notes include Miss Eliza White Edwards Allen Beale families visit and fair attendance reports among Bantam Ridge residents.

Bantam Ridge Jefferson County Ohio Eliza White Edward Allen Guiena Ridge Ellel McElroy Flora Ross Wintersville Jani’s Lindsay Smithfield Sunny Ridge Evelyn Andrews Steubenville Gov. Chaffaht Stort Scio Unionport James Allen William Lydia Allen Miss Woods James Lindsay Pearle Kellar Harriet Hyde F.B. Scott Wilbert Ross Will Carson Mildred Ward Elva Smith Keith Tipton J. L. Blake H. H. Tipton

Local: Unionport yearly meeting attendees listed

Family members Me and Mita PR Seat attended the Unionport yearly meeting along with Roy Andrews Charles Scott Paul Pat ten Itta Ward lata Lowry Eliza beth Scott Irma Andrews Margaret Newburn and Mary Peterson on a Sunday session.

Mita McFlroy Roy Andrews Atlin A Charles Scott Paul Pat ‘Ton Itta Ward Lata Lowry Elizabeth Scott Irma Andrews Margaret Newburn Mary Peterson Unionport

Hopewell Sabbath school annus pienie planned in Rayland

The Hopewell Sabbath school plans a local annus pienie in Ter's orchard on Saturday August qist with wide invitation. Charley Beall of Texas and brother George from Minneapolis visit, George once taught at Hopewell. Local arrivals include Miss Clemmie Dewhurst back from Huron Ohio and Miss Inez Ankrum visiting Beulah Rawsh. Mrs Bake and a companion of Brilliant were in a minor accident but unharmed, and several locals visit Michigan and Brilliant for family and farm matters.

Rayland Hopewell Ter Charley Beall Texas George Minneapolis Hopewell School Clemmie Dewhurst Huron Paul Betton Ralston Haythorne Mary Everson Sait Run Nellie Maye Duquesne J. J. Everson Inez Ankrum Beulah Rawsh Sarah. Bake Brilliant Wm. Dean Randulph Michigan Randolph M. I. Lewis Noble Smithfield Lewis Haythorne W. M. Naylor A. W. Harris Ed Gerke Charley Gerke Henry Gerge, Jr

Social notes from W M S gatherings and local visits

The W. F. M. S. met at Miss Hat tie and Ida Ekeys home with lunch served. Local residents including Miss Laura Underwood from Dennison, Miss Elizabeth Mansfield and numerous families hosted and visited in Bloomfield Wintersville and Steubenville area. Attendees attended the golden wedding anniversary of Oliver Roberts at Wintersville and other social events among Mansfield Long and Nicholson families.

Rhoda White Wesley Long A. M. Smith Bloomfield Grace Henderson Smithfield Elizabeth Mansfield James Thompson Edward Ekey Hattie Ida Howard Ekey Sara Grubre H. J. Gruber Taylor Long J. W. Long Mina R. P. Mansfield Elizabeth Oliver Roberts Wintersville Edward McCullough Elizabeth England Jewett Katherine Long Mary Long McIntyre Oak Grove John Rinker Weems W. Long Columbus R. B. Mansfield Dr. Welch Ed. Gault J. B. Nicholson David Welday

Pinegrove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Wm Carson and son Taylor visited Salineville on Wednesday. Bessie Lowry stays with sister Mrs G K Pearce in Loubenville this week. Mrs Johnson and family of Parkersburg visit Mrs Reddings for several weeks. Charlie Lawrence Ora Carson Lena Russell John and Fred Van Dyke attend a teacher's institute in Steubenville. Reed and Hilda Anderson return to Braddock after a few weeks on the ridge. Lena Culp of East Liverpool visits Mrs W A Lowry. Taylor and Harry Carson and sisters Edna Ora Sara and Anna Redding return from Hollow Rock camp after ten days. Mrs Hargive of Pittsburg visits.

N. H. Metromen Mies Clara Tipton Atnapelie Ines Mes Charles Allison Hopedale PF N Mintier Apert John Hoecbler Frank McEndree Stephenville Kate Parke Rachel Hammel Me. Smith Kane Washington, Pa Jefferson County Farina A. J. Plame Anna Steubenville Elsie Plants Ornettstown Buckeye Lake Prank Cope Niles M. E Woman's Foreign Missionary Society M. FB Eva M. Carpenter R. W. Carpenter Fred Forrester Athens Will Tipton Frank Blackburn Black Pittsburg H. W. Stewart David Nicklaus J. C. Hamilton Nettie Hilbert Lyons Kathryn Washington, D. C Lyons A. B. Hibert Alta Dodds Baptist Association Martins Ferry J. O. Cole Dillonvale R. D T. S. Crabb Forrest R. Hall Meine Ada Walence Ethel Florence Cole Ounita Myrtle Crabb John J. Trimmer Bowerstown Ada Wallace Woodville Hervey Adams Unionport John W. R. Hervey T. M. Snodgrass Harley Plants Mannington W. Va George J Andy Jennie Merryman Daugh Ter Ada NX. O. Naylor Ethel Anderson Bloomfield Bergholz J. J. Tipton GiCookson George Harris Henry Parkster J. F. Whittaker Scio Alva A. Parks Oltho Trushel Cadiz James Ferguson Margaret Jones Grace Owens Linnie O'Dell Furt Parks R. Dia Mansell McEndree Arthur Moore Lizzie Rowland Lovella Rowland A. D. McFadden Hetherlings Jane McCoy Geo. Harris Grifith Lloyd Edith Mae Thomas Harris M. L. Cole A. J. Plants Will Miller Seattle Washington Pinegrove Carson Son Taylor Salineville Bessie Lowry G. K. Pearce Loubenville Johnson Parkersburg Reddings Charlie Lawrence Ora Carson Lena Russell Fred van Dyke Reed Hilda Anderson Braddock Lena Culp East Liverpool W. A. Lowry S. Taylor Harry Carson Edna Ora Sara Anna Redding Hollow Rock Camp Hargive

Shocking Ambush at Dam No 9 Leaves Worker Wounded

Benjamin Masters, 21, a National Contracting Co. worker at Dam No 9 opposite New Cumberland, was shot in the left lung by Walt Manley after Masters asked Manley to discipline his son Douglas for taunting him. Masters, from Martins Ferry, was hospitalized in serious but hopeful condition. The incident followed a confrontation at the Manley home as the boy insulted Masters on the street.

Benjamin Masters Dam No. 9 New Cumberland Walt Manley Douglas Masters Martin’s Ferry National Contracting Co East Liverpool Douglass Manley Thomas Masters

Some Reasons Women Should Vote by Alice Stone Blackwell

A survey of arguments for female suffrage cites rights of obedience and taxation, potential gains in moral and educational legislation, quicker reform of laws affecting women, and the impact on wages. Noting state progress in Colorado and guardianship reforms as examples, the piece argues enfranchisement accelerates policy change.

Orm. D. Wright Ofeterbor Smith College Commissioner of Education Igra United States Massachusetts Wyoming Utah Alice Stone Blackwell New York Colorado Ton, Carroll

Wanted 100 Horses For Harness Making Ad

A classified notice from E. G. Richards Hardware Co seeks 100 horses for harness making. The ad lists the firm at 124 South Fourth Street Steubenville and invites owners to contact for supplies and payment details.

E. G. Richards Hdw South Fourth Steubenville

Executor's Notice of Apppointment in Ohio Will Case

The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified as Executor of the Will of Fred Bartels, deceased, of Steubenville Ohio. Dated August 28, 1912. John A Bartell, Executor. Kithcart and Bigger, Attorneys.

Fred Bartels Steubenville Steubenville Township Jefferson County Ohio John A. Bartell Kithcart & Bigger Ellen C. ‘Shannon Steubenvile Township John Lavelle Mingo Junction Stetbensville Township Oho Eva R. Wolfe Smithfield Township Giovan ‘Battista Ansélmo Pasquale Morocco Adena Tore Nicola Cerat Harry Payer

Executrix Named in Ellen C. Shannon Will

Ellen Flynn is named Executrix of the Will of Ellen C. Shannon deceased of Benville Township Jefferson County dated August 27 1912 Huston attorney lists John A Huston as counsel for the executrix

Ellen Flynn John A. Huston

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. B. Love Iris U. P W. W. Rabe Charles Dowling Chester Blackburn Ralph Columbine G. L. Jewell Jewell C. A. Moore R. Cope J. Tr. Whittaker Blackburn Alice Williams Jessie Elm Grove Mary Bell Allison Holmes Tina Bell Virgie Hervey Stanton Hervey Florence Speer Teachers Institute A. W. Mansfield Bertha Adrian Bertha Jones MacAdrian Clyde Pierce J. H. George Pierce A. P. Rose Chauncey Blackburn Flora Blackburn Indianapolis Ind G. L. Blackburn Carls Mary Los Angeles Cal Ed R. Blackburn E. FE. Mansfield J. L. Davis Maxell Noice Emr Cand Will Hoobler Clark “Pintén FB. R. Cope Helen V. Speer John FB. Bell Denzil Alva Merryman Revi Pinker Kenton Ray Fa Kessler Jennie ‘Black Miss Virginia J. C. Powers Steuhenville Stanton Bowers Thode Bradford Charles A. Jones Harry Trotter Salem Township Eva Burchfield M. E. Manse Harry W. Stewart Regant Middleboro Guernsey County J. E. Mansfield Dorothy J. W. Mansfield Fernwood D. H. Jones Esther John House Hebron W.C. Cookson Gill Hospital J. A. Cockson Stewhenville Way Murehield House Enroute Mei Charles Mather Mise Genee Hoebler Frank Hebler Weirton Vilage Fred Porter Muric H.W. Stewart Town Hia Lair Stewart Bates Es Stewart W.B. Love Grand Union Dressler Sylvan Waltz Bauerin Mandie Harry Stewart Annie Laurie Butler Daisy Ralston Mary Copeland Mrs. Stewart Blanche Stewart Crist Leota Chandler Duvet Georgia Flohr Mary and Marie Sawyer Dalo Petty Pino Mary Mather Frio Alps Kessler Alta Dodd New ‘Christian Endeavor Fearis Blanche Georgia Perry Benediction Rev. Stewart Edgar Porter Eugene Hoobler James White Mrain B. Merryman Jeannette Ralston Wilbur Ralston Chas Dodds Morris Patterson Eugene Flohr Martha M. Cope M. J. Reagan Ed. Wallace Harold Cope Helen Barger Kate Rabe Blackburn Stebbenville Grange Cortie Crabb J. S Crabb S. H. Armstrong Hovor Alice Jessie Williurs Mansfield Hervey Sia Yest Neb M. Hervey Kate Porter Rev. Love Richmond Dr. Ramsey Henry Mackwell Vermillion Homestead Okie Welday Fera University At Jacksonville St. Louis Weadville John Z. Trowmer Rowerston Reston Mastic Hier Roberts BF Y Twa Verte West Psieubenville Smith Hollow Rock J. F. Rime Thomas Loftus Insunday Ross. Soierhal Mancard Frey George Jack John J. Scott P. P. Lewis William C. Wolfe Will Annexedi Ernest L. Finley Nicolla Cerri Admr Herald-Star Morocco
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