Portrait of Col George W McCook Unveiled in Jefferson County
A Jefferson County ceremony unveiled a portrait of Col George W McCook, famed Civil War veteran and longtime Ohio lawyer. Speakers recalled his military service in Mexican and Civil wars, his role at Stanton McCook, and his civic leadership, praising his integrity, patriotism, and family legacy in the Fighting McCooks.
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Death of Mrs Edith E May at 111 North Seventh Street
Mrs Edith E May wife of Calvin L May died at her home Thursday morning at two o clock aged 76 from drepry after years of illness. A Philadelphia native she married Mr May and moved to Steubenville in 1867 where they settled. Survived by her husband and three sons Calvin J May Jr Charles and one daughter with three of their children having preceded her in death.
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Steubenville
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Fortyfirst
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Philadelphia
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North Seventh Street
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Mrs Wilmina Mueller and Wilma Feist Return From Atlantic City
Mrs Wilmina Mueller and Wilma Feist with Mrs John Engel and Mr and Mrs August Engel arrived home Tuesday after a pleasant two weeks outing at Atlantic City, marking a cheerful end to their seaside trip.
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