Wintersville Grange elects officers for 1909 and notes activities
Wintersville Grange No 1636 met Friday electing Master B Rex Dance Overseer Albert YT Jackman Lecturer James H George Steward James G Crabb Assistant Steward Charles Cross Chaplain C James Treasurer James Thompson Gatekeeper Reid Scott Secretary Jonathan R Marsh Ceres Edna Scott Pomona Oma Mayes Flora Mrs E J Gilkinson Lady Assistant Steward Jean Dance Installation set for January 1909 James G Crabb elected delegate and K J Gilkinson alternate to State Grange meeting in Columbus December 8 9 10 1908 Grange plans to initiate six young men soon Their hall illuminated by The Best Light Co Canton Ohio Ross McConnell recently married now in Portland Ella Thompson visiting Orange California Harry M Carpenter and Jas H George to represent Orange at Richmond Farmers Institute January 20 21 1909 Lemoyne Wilson and wife on ridge H R Billman rural carrier on vacation Pine Grove protracted meeting underway William Carson made a business trip to Pine Grove Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville
B. Rex Dance
Albert YT. Jackman
James H. George
James G. Crabb
Charles Cross
C. James
James Thompson
Reid Scott
Jonathan — R. Marsh
Ceres Edna Scott
Pomona
Oma Mayes
Flora
E. J. Gilkins
Grange
Best Light Co
Canton
Ohio
Ross McConnell
Hollingshead
Portland
Oregon
Ella Thompson
Orange
California
Harry M. Carpenter
Jas H. George
Farmers’ Institute
Richmond
Bantam Ridge Socials From Last Week Highlight Festive Evening
Jesse Myers hosted visiting H A Coe and family while residents attended events at Two Ridges and Willow Grove. Frank Houston has recovered, and many Bantam Ridge residents joined a Literature Society gathering at Willow Grove with music by the Columbia band. Attendees included numerous Andrews, Scott, Tipton, Deiter, McCoy and Myers families with games, fortune telling, and a midnight departure.
Bergholz Local Notes and Family News
Mord Moore builds a new shop on Third street. Edward McKeever and bride settle in Charles Elave's home on Third street. Mrs Hewlett is gravely ill, paralyzed. James Twaddle family and Miss Mac Bennett return from New Castle after a visit with William Twaddle. Carl Moore gains a new clerk as a boy arrives. Mrs William Harbour and Ms David Hess ill. Ethel Anderson visits home folks at Tewett. Mrs James Stewart, former Bergholz resident, dies of diphtheria in Amsterdam. burial in Bergholz cemetery. Rev Hughart to begin revival at Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz
Mord Moore
Third Street
Edward McKeever
Bride
Charles eLave
Mrs. Hewlett
James Twaddle
Mac Bennett
New Castle
William Twaddle
Carl Moore
William Harbour
David Hess
Ethel Anderson
Tewett
James Stewart
Amsterdam
Hughart
Pine Grove
Reeds Mills Social News Buoys Local Happenings
Mrs Ralph Hay spent last Saturday in the city Mrs Henry Schaub of Mt Pleasant Pa is visiting friends here W S Peterson spent several days last week at Fair Play guest of Mrs Peterson who is seriously ill The young folks in the neighborhood enjoy skating on Cross Creek 925 McCoy expects to begin building a new blacksmith shop near the station this week The Bantam Ridge school will give an entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeds Mills
Ralph Hay
Henry Schaub
Mt. Pleasant
W. S. Peterson
Fair Play
Peterson
Cross Creek
McCoy
Bantam Ridge
Pine Grove Road Conditions and Local Social Note
Pine Grove reports very icy roads while residents accept water in any form. Miss Gaston, Hammondsville’s primary teacher, spent one evening last week at the Van Dyke house. F. A. Saltsman and bride were observed in town activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Grove
Wintersville News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Grange
Rain offers little relief to strained water supply as cold halts road grading to Fernwood. Christmas Eve entertainment planned. several residents report visits and sickness. Miss Elma England hosts party for Ban tam Ridge and Skelly youths. Wintersville Grange elects officers. James Crabb to State Grange promotes parcels post and postal savings banks.
Farmers Institute January Meeting In Bloomfield
Bloomfield notes report annual Farmers' Institute set for January 1 and 2 in Town. WCTU to meet at Mrs. A P Hammond's home on the 17th. Sunday school talks by Rev Rowland on The New Teacher and Mrs Curtiss on the Threefold Influence in child life. Rev Eldredge delivers afternoon address. Local officers elected: Emmett Lucas president J P Henderson VP Bessie Maryman secretary Park Minteer treasurer. Various social visits, new town lights, and Christmas events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
A. P. Hammond
Rowland
Curtiss
W. E Crossley
Mingo Junction
Emmett Lucas
J. P. Henderson
Bessie Marryman
Park Minteer
Faye Willemin
Chas. Brabston
Flora Ferrell
Mapet Reed
Frank Cookson
Oscar Whittaker
Martha Whittaker
Jennie Whittaker
New Athens
J. C. McNary
East Liverpool
Eldredge
Fildredge
Smithfield
Finch MacHugh
Chas. _ Foster
Georgia Wallace
Lana Latto
Pauline ‘Latto
Maggie Wallace
Unionport
Burris
Main Street
Clara Tipton
M. FE
Bridgeort
B. Welday
Dennison
J. C. Patton
Jewett
Ruth Jones
Steubenville
Sarah J. Jones
C. A. Moore
Hopedale
First National Bank
Lawson Blackburn
William
Moses
Ed. Blackburn
Mary Florence
P.M. Blackburn
Bloomingdale Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
Enjoying the skating these fine winter nights Bloomingdale Grange met Wednesday evening Dec. 2 and elected Worthy Master Ellsworth Mansfield Overseer P N Minteer Lecturer Hattie Hammond Steward John Heobler A Steward Georg i Chaplain Rev Charles Parks Treasurer Blaine Simeral Secretary Mrs Ella Minteer Gate Keeper George Stringer Lady Assistant Steward Carman Wallace Ceres Christien Trimmer Pomona Sadie Stringer Flora Mae Dodds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomingdale Grange
Ellsworth
Mansfield
P. N. Minteer
Lesturer
Hattie Hammond
John Heobler
Georgepi
Charles Parks
Blaine Simeral
Ella Minteer
George Stringer
Carman “ Wallace
Ceres
Revival Meeting Opens at Chestnut Grove and Local Notes
Revival meeting began Sunday at Chestnut Grove led by local organizers. Brush Creek reports W Beard sold a horse to East Liverpool buyers for fire department use. In Wellsville trade, mart Williams plans a slaughter house. 14 hogs were killed and shipped for meat. Squire Dorrance is ill. Mrs. Mary Welk visited sister Mrs. Elder in Wellsville. John Barnhill, recently at Eastern Ohio coal near Bergholz, visits Monroeville. Workman’s horse injured Sabbath. Alexander treated in Salineville. Mrs. Farquhar Smith and daughter Agnes Russell visited Mrs. Alex Campbell in Monroeville. T A McCullough of Steubenville visits old friends. Swickards cutting timber on Leonard farm. Oil well on J W Meintest farm near finish. Monroeville’s young lady reportedly to marry this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Beard
Ohio
Bergholz
Monroeville
East Springfield Hodgepodge Notes And Local Tidbits
December cold grips East Springfield as hog slaughter signals winter. James Dirger and wife return from Monroe Pennsylvania. Mrs. Jane Cattrell visits Cleveland. Potatoes stolen from George Wilson’s cave. chicken thefts reported. Heavy loaded shotguns warn thiefs. Will Cattrell recovers pig. Otto Cline's dog involved. W S Elliott works at Wolf Run Coal Mine Clyde with Fred Carter. Cattrell and Miss Mary Anderson wed December 3rd by Roy Hamilton then tour the South. Mr. Cooper and family move to Smithfield. Albert Johnson of Homeworth visits in his auto. H G Porter reports house and store nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dirger
Monroe
Jane Cattrell
Cleveland
Abel Cattrell
George Wilson
Will Cattrell
South
Mr. Cooper
Smithfield
Albert Johnson
Homeworth
H. G. Porter
Social notes from Bantam Ridge and Two Ridges
Miss Flora Ross visited in Bantam Ridge with Miss Mary Peterson of Guinea Ridge as a weekend guest. G A McElroy and F S Allen called on T J McCoy. Edward Allen visited the city. An oil well on J B Ross produced twenty barrels. Vern McElroy returned from Columbus. The L M association of Two Ridges hosted a largely attended Sunday evening event. Mr and Mrs F B Scott visited William Petersons near Union Port. Crawford McMasters is sick. Charlie Summers visited Lily Scott. F M Thurston was in town on legal business. Rev Evans of Steubenville preached at the Two Ridges. Mildred Scott visited home folks. Lee Andrews Erma Scott and Ellis Allen called on F B Scott. Oyster supper hosted by Ellin England. C H Allen plans to move to Oklahoma soon to help Rev H V Clark build a house. Oyster supper at Patterson Snodgrass home Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam Ridge
Jesse Myers
H. A. Coe
Two Ridges
Frank Houston
Ross
Miss Norman
F. B. Scott
Fair Play
Lee Andrews
Erma
Hollow Park
Will Carson
Literary Society
Willow Grove
Fred Carpenter
Edward Allen
Sho Li Row
Mingo
Columbia
Cora Andrews
Edith Tipton
Mildred Scott
Ethel Deiter
Flora Ross
Lizzie McCoy
Lizzie Scott
Mary Stevenson
Ina Tipton
Vesta Deiter
Clara Borman
Bessie
Marguerite Myers
Nancy McCoy
Lillian Scott
George
Vern McElroy
Jesse
John Myers
Crawford McMasters
Chas. Scott
Edward Ellis
Frank Allen
John
Charles Welday
James McCoy
Howard Tipton
Fred Shaub
Kirt Stevenson
Fred Allen
Mary Peterson
Guinea Ridge
G. A. McElroy
F. S. Allen
T. J. McCoy
J. B. Ross Camic
Columbus
L. M
Evans
First Presbyterian Church of
Steubenville
Ellis Allen
Ellins England
C. H. Allen
Oklahoma
H. V. Clark
Patterson Snodgrass
Smithfield election debate and local notices
After the election the fight continues over county policy and interstate commerce. Notables include Rev. Farquhar from Whittier California visiting friends, Dr. McGrail from Wheeling in town on business, and Charles Wood moving to the M. P. Parsonage. Frank Wartup to open a barbershop. Nelia Wood seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Gillette departed for California. Julia Geisey and others mentioned in fragile health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farquhar
Whittier
Cal
McGrail
Wheeling
Charles Wood
Frank Wartup
Charles Noble
Nelia Wood
Gillette
California
Julia Geisey
Peruna ingredients praised by United States Dispensatory
The piece argues Peruna’s catarrh remedy status, citing the Dispensatory on hydrastis canadensis, cor dalis formosa, cubebs, cedron seeds, and oil of copaiba. It notes these as tonics, stomachics, and stimulants with uses across mucous membranes, dyspepsia, dysentery, and chronic liver and kidney issues. An invitation to request a testimonials booklet follows, alongside short local items about a church week of prayer, a house fire, a South Dakota schoolteacher, a dry oil well, and a social at Mrs. Barger’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Peruna
Graham stock sale draws crowds from several towns
The Graham stock sale Friday drew crowds from Cadiz Hogedale and Mt Pleasant as buyers paid fair prices for quality stock. Town officials including Mr Martin from Continental Insurance reviewed risks for W S Purviance while Jack Frazier of Hopedale attended ceremonies. Also noted were visits by Mr Watters and Mr Johnson on business as winter began and a push for uniform high school dress gains support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Cope
Graham
Cadiz
Hogedale
Mt. Pleasant
Martin
Continental Insurance Company
W. S. Purviance
Jack Frazier
f.Hopedale
Ceremon Oil
Watters
Rink
Notice to Stockholders and Local Notices in Dillonvale Ohio
Notice to stockholders of The First National Bank of Dillonvale Ohio sets meeting for election of directors and other business. Administrators appointed for Alongo Wayne estate in Jefferson county. For rent Quainion farm in Jefferson county 317 acres, water, grass, near railroads, possession April 1 1909. terms via J La Foster Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dillonvale
Ohio
Jeffersos County
W. McCattell
Alongo Wayne
Smithfield Township
Jefferson County
Anna M. Hayne
Ernest WH. Hayne
A. C. Lewis
Salt Run
J.la Foster
Steubenville
Bergholz State Bank Report from Ohio 19c8 Condition
The Bergholz State Bank in Jefferson County Ohio files a sworn report showing assets totaling 191,456.06 with loans on real estate 17,974 for collateral 264,000 plus other loans 48,891 and securities 251,628. Liability side lists capital 3,15 000 and deposits 128,890.99, savings 6 5, and other time deposits 4,55,057 45. Notary A. G. McBane and cashier G. Carson certify the balance as true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergholz State Bank
Bergholz
Ohio
Cywerdicatts
Ieeeienne
Cialis Pee
Ieedeeveeerser Ees
Alfeseobess
State of
County of
Jefferson
G. Carson
A. G. MceBane
A. G. McBane
Local Notes From CirclGreen and Surrounding Areas
Beaver Pennsylvania visitors George Walker and son stay with H W Walker. S M Kirk travels to Orrville for winter. Loyd Rutledge in Columbus. Emmet Calhoun on business in Amsterdam. W M Williams plans a sheep barn for James Kirk. Mary Gregg of Carrollton visits J F Rutledge for Thanksgiving. William Montgomery of Unionport joins H V McIntire for Thanksgiving. Kirk farm wells and rigs discussed with A J Anderson farm move preparation. Forsythe and Company begin drilling on Rutledge farm this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circlegreen
George Walker and Son
Beaver
H. W Walker
S. M. Kirk
Orrville
Loyd Rutledge
Columbus
Emmet Calhoun
Amsterdam
W.M. Willams
James Kirk
Mary Gregg
Carrollton
J. F. Rutledge
William Montgomery
Unionport
H. V. McIntire
Kirk Farm
A. J. Anderson
Forsythe & Company
Rutledge Farm
Weather prophet warns of March storms and December chill
A St Louis forecaster describes a sequence of storm periods from the 2nd to the 4th and again from the 7th to the 11th, predicting violent winter weather. He foresees rising temperatures, sleet, and snow across central and northern regions, with blizzards, cold waves, and north Atlantic gales, extending into late December and early January 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira R. Hicks
St Louis
Mississippi Valley
Nouth Atlantic
Great Lake
Baromoor
Rose law decision upholds law as constitutional
Findlay D December 7 Judge Duncan ruled the Rose law constitutional and dissolved the temporary restraining order from Judge Schroth that kept it from taking effect after December 1. The court noted that constitutional Jones Beal and Beatty laws do not guarantee Rose law. The case advances to the Supreme Court. A November 15 local option election left the county dry, prompting the initial injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Findlay
Duncan
Schroth
Supreme Court
Death of Mr Richard Everetts Passes in Steubenville
The deceased, about forty, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Everetts of Steubenville, died likely of heart trouble. He had a brother Richard and three sisters Mrs Mary Welch Miss Annie Everetts Mrs Wim Punke, all in Steubenville. Formerly a chimney renovator at Acme, he worked in Marion Indiana and elsewhere. He belonged to St Peters Church and his loss will grieve many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Everetts
Richard
Mary Welch
Annie Everetts
Wim. Punke
Steubenville
Everetts
Acme
Marion
Ind
St. Peter's Church
Two Ohio youths found dead in Bellwood Inn
Victor Wentz cashier of the First National Bank of Canal Dover and Miss Alice Hollinger, a Columbus stenographer, were found dead at Bellwood Inn near Columbus. Coroner cites accidental gas asphyxiation after despondent behavior. Wentz, from a Canal Dover family, and Hollinger, daughter of R G Hollinger, had recent ties and a history of distress. Wentz to be buried in Canal Dover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Wo. Wentz
First National Bank of
Canal Dover
Alice Aollinger
Columbus
Uhrichsville
Bellwood Inn
Wentz
Hillinger
State House
General Assembly
American Press Association
Miss Hollinger
R. G. Hollinger
Aladdin Temple
Mystic Shrine
Gold Glasses Special 1.50 Offer Across Steubenville
Steubenville Optical Company at the McConville Hotel offers eye exams and perfect vision lenses in gold filled frames for 1.50 or Mongram frames for 2.00, with 1 year and 15 year guarantees, leather case included, promising low prices and high quality to local eye sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Steubenville Optical Company
McConville Hotel
Ohio
Ten Acre Farm Offer Near Premont Ohio Town
An advertisement promotes two ten acre building lots in Premont New Model Town with a modern Gulf Coast style hotel nearing completion. It notes water works and sewerage, daily A and A P Ry trains, rising land values, and easy terms for early buyers. Contact 21 National Exchange Bank Building Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premont
Gulf Coast
Former Resident Dies in West Virginia Boarding House
James Everetts a glassworker and former Steubenville resident was found dead in bed at his Starr City West Virginia boarding house Sunday morning. Relatives here were notified and arrangements were made to bring the body to Steubenville for burial. He had gone to bed in good health Saturday night and was discovered dead on Sunday when a friend tried to wake him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Everetts
Steubenville
Starr City
W. Va
Lycretts
Father declines to discuss engagement with Wentz
On one or two occasions he met the man in question and was asked whether his daughter had been engaged to marry Wentz or if there were objections to their courtship, but the father declined to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentz
Probate Court Notices Open in Jefferson County
Probate Court in Jefferson County schedules hearings for December 26 1808 on multiple final and second accounts including J Agee Smith administrator for John Miser Anna Mary Hall guardian for Tacy L Willits and others Ayes Ho Trueman guardian for Lawrence A Trueman Peter A Gavin assignee for William A Barrows August Waener guardian for Michael Welton J Vernon Cox administrator for Rira V Cox Sarah M Maxwell executrix for George Maxwell John W Porter assignee for Thomas C Cackley Harry J Welday guardian for Benjamin Vaughan William P Carr administrator for George Merkle Don C Bozman guardian for minor Chester Mine singer executor for Matilda Taggart Objections must be filed by that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
J. Agee ‘Smith
John 8. Miser
Anna Mary Hall
Tacy L. Willits
Ayes Ho Trueman
Lawrence A. Trueman
Peter A. Gavin
William A. Barrows
August Waener
Michael Welton
J. Vernon Cox
Rira
V. Cox
Sarah M. Maxwell
Geo. A. Maxwell
John W. Porter
Thomas C. Cackley
Harry J. Welday
Benjamin Vaughan
Wiliam P. Carr
George Merkle
da B. Bosman
Don C. Bozman
Chester Eb’ Minesinger
Matilda Taggart
J. Ro McCleary
Mayerle v Langton and Clark Legal Notice
John Mayerle sues Patrick J Langton and Albert Clark in Steubenville township Jefferson county Ohio. On the day in November 1908 the justice issued an attachment order for a specified sum. Attorney B N Linduff signs the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mayerle
Patrick J. Langton
Albert Clark
J. C. Blackburn
J. P. Steubenville Township
Jefferson County
Ohio
B. N. Linduff
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H. R. Billman
William Carson
Fernwood
Frank Scott
Jane Scott
Will
Ed. Crawford
Chicago
Skelly
Elma England
Alexander Welday
Walton Amicon
Baxter Rhinehart
J. T. George
Reed's Mills
The
Missionary Society
Oscar Adrian
Annapolis
Vilage
Verle White
Denver
Col
D. N. Graham
B. R. Dance
James M. Crabb
Bloomfield
Brush Creek
East Springfield
U.S
Prof. Hicks
Rose Law Decision
OPTI
CAL CO
TEXAS
San Antonio
National Exchange Bank
Isaac. Blake
Salem Township
W. McD
Miller Miller
Dr.l F.yoke
Imperial Hotel
L. F. Voke, Ph. G
M.D
Ohio State University
Starling Medical College
Roger's School of Optics
Voke
L. F. Voke
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