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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1921
Page
1
Thanksgiving week brings visits from Pittsburgh and Steubenville families, church services, and a large Epworth League social with contests and prize drawings. Residents report weddings, travel, and local initiatives, including a December Methodist meeting, church revival closings, and a Christmas Bazaar plan.
A string of visits and family gatherings across Kellerton Carrollton Scio Jewett Unionport and nearby towns is reported. E L Winings and Mrs Mary Winings visit Kellerton while Ralph Karns and family stay with C L Adrian. Various relatives including Snyder Gruber Miller and Barker guests of local households. A notice recalls a Unionport burial and regional kinship links in Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The Arcola area mourns Lyda Crabb with a large funeral at Bloomefield Cemetery where Rev. Zimmerman and Rev. Gans officiated. Thanksgiving gatherings, village visits, Cross dues, and Missionary Band events fill the week as residents travel to Steubenville and Stembenville and host and attend multiple dinners and services.
Mrs Clark Householder and daughters Mary and Eula spent Sunday with Marion Baker and family. Clyde Cuts was in Irondale on Samuel Householder was in Wellsville Monday on business. Miss McNutt leads revival at Pine Grove. Mr and Mrs Clyde Culp plan to move Hammonds Ville December first. Several residents attend Pine Grove revival and visit relatives in Erie and Osage.
Program for Knorville Grange features song from the Grange Melo dies Overseer’s Choice recitations by Hilda Warren Dorothy Paisley and Lola Warren duets by Beulah with Rheuby Cnip and Wilma with Mary Alexander discussions on Disarmament by G W Alban Tom Pittenger and Walter Swickard readings by Sam Campbell and Will Cable Culp and T J Stevenson with Sam Mills offering butchering tips and hints
Ola M. Riegle died after a long illness at age 67. Born August 2 1877 she leaves a husband a daughter Mrs Karl Long her mother Mrs Liza Porter and siblings Mrs Jack Branden Roy Porter and Lonie Porter. Funeral conducted by Rev Zimmerman included pall bearers Ray Long Paul Long and others with floral tributes from many. The community extends sympathy as the family mourns and honors her memory with verses of faith and farewell.
Mrs. Sarah Simpson Buchannan of Unionport Ohio died peacefully after a 36 hour sleep ending a six year illness. Born August 19 1839 in Morris Township Green County Pennsylvania she married Daniel Madison Lewis in 1860 and had daughter Jennie A Buchannan. Surviving are husband’s death six years earlier, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren including Leverta Carman L O Peterson D L Buchannan Randal L Buchannan Simpson H Buchannan and John S Buchannan. She joined Simpson Methodist Episcopal church in youth and was last survivor of a family of six.
John H. Kindsvatter known as Whitey died Saturday evening at 5 20 at 929 West Market. Aged 30, he was son of Mrs Elizabeth and the late C H Kindsvatter born in Steubenville August 1 1850 and had lived here all his life. He worked as a clerk and died of tuberculosis after four months at McConnellsville sanitarium. He is survived by his mother and brothers Christian Pittsburgh Richard Vernon Charles and William all of this city the last named city auditor. He was a member of the U P church and was held in high esteem locally.
Charles Jones Oliver, a prominent Steubenville horseman and businessman, died at 4 a m Sunday November 27 1921 after a severe influenza attack and pneumonia. Born October 21 1872 near New Alexandria he built Moran and Oliver then Oliver and Fox on N Fifth and N Court streets and was noted across Eastern Ohio. He married Clara F Buchhagen seven years ago and is survived by his wife his mother Mrs Mary V Oliver a sister Mrs Sabra Ekey another sister Ada Oliver and a brother James Van Horn Oliver of Columbus.
Aaron Wellington a Toronto resident died at his Sixth street home Monday November 28 1921 after a week long illness with erysipelas aged 47 He was a sewer pipe craftsman son of John Wellington born and raised in Toronto survived by wife and children Harold Fred Herman Helen William and Junior plus three stepchildren Funeral at his home Wednesday at 2 30 p m Rev F A Wise Presbyterian church Interment Union cemetery Toronto Also notes the funeral of Miss Jane Johnson held at Coco's funeral home with Rev Baldinger officiating and burial in Union cemetery flowers borne by six pallbearers to the family burying ground.
At St Francis hospital Pittsburgh November 27 1921 Charles J Oliver husband of Clara Buchhagen Oliver. Funeral from 709 Wilking Ave La Belle View Wednesday at 2 30 pm Friends invited Interment Union Cemetery. The funeral of Franklin Dougherty from daughter Mrs H B McFadden 310 Clinton St this afternoon at two Rev W M Sidner of St Pauls conducted services pallbearers named Interment Union Cemetery beside remains of Mrs Dougherty.
Judith Hunter Carter, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Carter, died at home in Cross Creek district West Virginia on Wednesday at 11 45 in the morning aged 7 days Funeral services were held today with interment at St John s cemetery Brooke county West Virginia
Mrs Lida Crabb also known as Lida Ralston Crabb died at her home near Bloomingdale on Thursday evening November 24 1921. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with services to be announced later.
Nicholas Snyder a longtime glass worker and resident died suddenly at his home 727 North Eighth street Saturday November 26 at 4 30 pm. He was 67 and had been in failing health. Born in Pittsburgh he moved here as a young man in the glass trade and was a member of St Peters church. He was married to Annie Pope of Pittsburgh and leaves three sons Joseph and George of this city and Jacob of Toledo, three sisters and two brothers and six grandchildren.
A message from Conneaut Ohio reports the death of D I Hyland former well known resident who died yesterday after months of illness He moved here with his family to Conneaut and worked as an electrician at Conneaut Harbor He is survived by his wife Miss Margaret Cusick and two adopted children Raymond and Imelda Relatives head to Conneaut today for the funeral set for Wednesday morning
Mrs Louis Nalepa of 214 North Eighth street died at Gill hospital Sabbath afternoon November 27 1921 at 415 oclock after a surgical operation she did not recover. Survived by her husband Louis Nalepa funeral services will be held at St Stanislaus church Tuesday morning.
William A Bell died at his home in New Alexandria on Friday morning November 26th at 2 o'clock. He was born April 22, 1864 and served as janitor at M E church and cemetery caretaker and town marshal. Funeral at M E church on November 27 conducted by Rev Weese. John Clyde Rawson of Wintersville died at home on West Market Street Road Tuesday night at 9 50. Born December 29, 1900 in Waverley West Virginia he was son of James and Minnie Rawson. Survived by parents two sisters Mrs Melvin Brown and Mrs Paul Marker and Arthur Rawson.
Angelo Esopo an Italian resident of South Sixth Street died Monday after a long illness at his home. He was 85, a laborer, and is survived by his wife and five children aged from six months to eight years. Burial services will be held Thursday at St Anthony's Church at two in the afternoon with interment at Mount Calvary.
Ermengeldo Frazzini, a former resident and Italian native, died at his brother Peter Frazzini’s home in Pittsburg on Tuesday November 25 1921. His remains were taken to Mettenberger's funeral home Tuesday night. He is survived by one son two daughters five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
George Hamilton Earl Vanes and Ross Anderson officers of Steubenville Lodge No. 231 will travel to Columbus this evening for a statewide Elks officers meeting. The gathering of all lodge officers will occur Thursday afternoon and evening.
Thelma Perry daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen J Perry of Unionport wed Frank Wallbaum on Thanksgiving day at the Bloomfield M H parsonage. Attendants were Miss Brian Graham and Mrs Edward Perry. After a three course turkey dinner the couple left for a honeymoon in the east and will reside in Unionport. Numerous friends attended from Youngstown Hope Dale Unionport and nearby.
Miss Ruth Hobson Carman daughter of Mr and Mrs O W Carman Panhandle married Gerald Arbaugh Wilson of Jewett in New Athens on Wednesday November 23 Rev I M Theed officiated Guests included Rev and Mrs Need and a long list of local friends. The couple and guests enjoyed a three course dinner centered on a pink and white theme. The bride wore brown canton crepe with coat and matching accessories. Gifts included linens, silverware and glassware as the couple begin married life with bright prospects.
A local wedding at the Hanning Church united Rev. B. E. D. Barnett officiating for the marriage of Alice Jones and John. The couple, joined by family, left for their future home after a brief reception at the parsonage.
A local notice describes a wedding at the church with Mr Frank Pine and Grace Johnson among the wedding party. The ceremony featured a formal bringing together of two young people after a yearlong courtship, with a simple street suit noted and a reception among friends.
On Monday after , P Johnson and Miss Pate Twaddle of Nersholgeth M attended a ceremony at Hamline church with Rev Dr Barnett officiating. After the service the couple left their home in Bergholz to reside in the county town for the present.
Charles M Styler and Mary J Tinton quietly married in Whee on November 10 1921 and announced their union. Friends extend congratulations as the wedding comes as a pleasant surprise to their community.
Nov 30. A Pi-Hueh Gauehn, father of eight, died in hospital from two gunshot wounds received last night, the third murder in Cleveland since Friday. Clausha died in the same hospital where his wife was recovering from an operation. Bandits raided a Cedar Avenue soft drink shop, forcing several men to raise their hands. when Ceneha hesitated they fired.
Jane Johnston died at 4 am after a two week illness at 129 South Seventh Street. Daughter of Robat and Agnes Johnston pione ers of the city, she was born in County Down Ireland and came to the United States as a child. She is the last of her family with surviving relatives including nieces and nephews Mrs. Laura Davis of New York Stewart and Clayton Johnston of New Jersey and Mrs. Robert Johnston of New Jersey. She was a life long member of the First United Presbyterian Church.
C Farrino, William Tate, and Mingo Junction residents were fined 190 and cast each after arraignment before Mayor Barger on liquor law violations. Constable John Cole and assistants conducted the raid, confiscating a large quantity of liquor. The men paid fines and were released. Separately, Sam Sabatine Dominick Collen and Calvi Montani, shoners at Plum Run, face a hearth before Mayor Barger for violating prohibition after a Tuesday raid by Cole and assistants. a large amount of heated products was seized.
Announcement from Ashland Kansas relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bolonee of the city reveals the marriage of their daughter Marie Elizabeth to Melvin S. Rothrock of the city. The ceremony occurred November 14, 1921 at the Presbyterian Church in Ashland in the presence of the bride’s immediate family. The couple left for a wedding journey to Washington DC and other places. The groom’s family, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rothrock, are well known in Beall and Steeles Drug Store circles. The newlyweds are at home at 1075 Late Avenue after a brief reception.
A calm November wedding took place at the parish church of Ta fe View when Hazel Mareial bey became the bride of Mr Free Smith with Rev. Emmet Shiret officiating in the ring service. The bride wore a navy suit and corsage of roses. They planned a light househerph reception at their apartment on Sou Vifth street. The bridegroom is a clerk at Sulabader's Department Store for two years.
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