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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1913

Page

5

Thanksgiving tales and local visits fill Steubenville week

Core spondence notes Wm Lowry serving on a Steubenville jury while Albert Russell and family visit from Cheifer W Va. and Wan. Russell, Dillman and others attend gatherings at Carson and Lowry households. Several weddings and engagements occur near Monroeville and Richmond. A Christmas program is planned at Pine Grove church for Dec 25 with a turkey dinner. Local social events include oyster supper, visits, and a convention in Missouri Valley. notices also honor the death of Elmer Gilkinson’s father.

Christmas Cantata Planned At Presbyterian Church

In Amsterdam, preparations are underway for a Christmas cantata to be held in the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening, December 25. Rev John G Shively of Columbus spoke to oppose saloons in the county election due December 15, while a social at Petersons hall drew about 100 attendees last week. A hunting trip produced two kills, a 7 foot wingspan bird measured by Ralph McMillen and Rae Croskey. President E M Paxter of Franklin College will speak December 11 at the Presbyterian Church with stereopticon views on Are it South America.

Amsterdam O. D. Hodges Hopedale John G. Shively Columbus Anti-Ealoon League M. E. Church Peterson's Hall Ralph McMillen Rae Croskey

Local notes from the town and surrounding area

Rush Run D C Hoffmann of Tacoma calls on Squire Peck in Twin Linn hosts Mrs Linn and daughters. Miss Kittie Siward convalesces with sister Mrs Myrtle Brindley. M F Church to hold quarterly meeting December 6 and 7 with Dr Smith present. Voters hope for a dry victory in nearby elections. Farmers busy with husking and butchering as cool weather arrives. Roe and Semoo open new merchants. John Hosefield constructs ten new houses. W H Rodgers dies, Rev Secrest to begin meetings at Hopewell M Church.

Rush Run D. C M. F John Hosefield H. Shively W. H. Rodgers Secrest Hopewell

Smithfield Grange No. 1756 Elects Officers for Year

Smithfield Grange No. 1756 held a regular meeting Tuesday electing officers for the coming year. Elected were Worthy Master Joseph Francis Overseer Howard Reynard Lecturer Mrs. J R Duvall Assistant Lecturer Mrs. J P Mehollin Steward Vernon Rose Assistant Steward Virgil Burriss Chaplain Samuel Waugh Treasurer Roland Cole Secretary J P H Henderson Gatekeeper Kerry Vale Ceres Mary Copeland Pomona Carrie Reynard Flora Marian Burriss Lady Assistant Steward Lollian Duval Chaplain Carl Suuhlerland Pianist Harold Cope Assistant Pianist Pauline Parks.

Smithfield Jos. Francis Howard Reynard J. R. Duvall J. P. Mehollin Vernon Rose Virgil Burriss Samuel Waugh Roland Cole J. P. H. Henderson Gitekeeper Kerry Vale Ceres Mary Copeland Pomona Carrie Flora Marian Burriss Lollian Duval Carl Suuherland Harold Cope Pauline Parks

Annapolis church services and holiday gatherings noted

In Annapolis a Sunday 11 am M E church service was held with Rev. Stewart and Epworth League. Other churches hosted services led by Rev. Larhart. Numerous local residents attended and guests from Bloomingdale R No. 2 Chester W Va Chester Johnstno and families enjoyed Thanksgiving duck dinners amid visiting relatives.

Akron John Dury Clara Frazier T. & Stahl Mingo M. L. Stahl Misses McKee Sam Johnston Chester Johnstno

Pine Grove Church Sermon and Local Notices

Rev Bosler of Mt Union preached at Pine Grove yesterday. Ralph Mathers and bride Orva Pugh returned from New Martinsville W Va and were given a serenade and kitchen shower at the groom’s father’s home last Friday night. Benjamin Saltsman and son visited Wm Russell part of last week. W A Lowry served on the Steubenville jury for several weeks. Chesley A Smith went to Mercy hospital Pittsburgh for an operation. Mr and Mrs Harvey Noble left Sunday for Smithville Tenn. Best wishes go with them. Jamies Redding went to Cleveland for medical treatment. Fred Reislar visiting Congo friends. Sunday school will entertain and treat at the church on Christmas evening. W F M S held a meeting at Mrs Wm Russell’s last Saturday afternoon. Ruth ? was an East Liverpool shopper Saturday.

Wm. Lowry Steubenville Albert Russell Cheefer W. Va Russell Barbara Lowry Chat Cain George Cain Bacon Ridge John van Dyke Glineville Looke Son Okey J. B. Hutson Wilbur Harry Carson Canton H. S. McGrail Ollidene Ruth Hilda Richmond Florence van Dyke Tennessee Joseph Lawrence Charlissa Ranalls Pine Grove Bosler Mt. Union Ralph Mathers Bride Orva Pugh New Martinsville Os Groom Benjamin Saltsmman Wm. Russell W. A. Lowry Stewbenville Ehley A. Smith Mercy Ruth Ir East Liverpool Richmond Ie Dees Hague Toronto Stewart Fryer Nere Odgers Ear Kentucky Ie Saale Ees Thompson MG@lean Knoxville L. Thompson Waynesburg J. R. Simpson Re. C. W. Cooper Hannibal An H. Crawford Lora Scott J. E. Miller Elizabeth Mabel Lear Homer Kirkpatrick Anna Kirkpatrick Presbyterian On Hall United Presbyterian Church John Harold Scott Hillcrest Farm Francis Ford W. Harris W. C. Mansfield John Copeland Reliance Life Insurance Company Pittsburg Lytle Jackman New London Iowa Vyula Sprague Lima Ohio Ohio State Grange Methodist U. P M. E Casper Pierce Manor J. H. Schweisberger Richmond Grange Order of Patrons of Husbandry W. A. White O. C. Jackman Jennie Jesines James Long K. McCausland Seat Elson Ruskin Scott Clyde Dye W. B. Moores Ceres Etta Rodgers Pomona Ira Stephenson Flora Rachel Price Dora Beshore Anna M. Reagan W. E. Thos Harris Jennie Spunhaltz Stethenville Ann Hooper Lee Plants Burgettstown George J Andrew Plants A. J. Plants Ounita Myrtle Crabb George Mather Iris Cromey Anna Starr John and Robeoe Starr Unionport Virginia Hervey Pyle Fred C. Porter Bloomgindale Samuel Brabstoan Joseph Allen Untofnport Allen Boyd Harry Ferguson Frank A Robert Herron Nettie Bloomfield Cadiz Henry McKee W. and H. Missionary Society of the Presbyyerian Church Jennie Spumhaltz Minner Geormge Mather Ed. Bla Rn Charles Megrail Ed. Blackburn Galbraith Bros Brookville Town Hall Jewel W.D. Hughes New Philadelphia JT. Cronin Woodsfield Crawford McMasters Cresswell Lorna Donoven Colliers Lfe James Jewell Simpson Jewell Hugh Poe George Fast Liverpool James Tewell Carnegie Theodore Blackburn John Nation Alibanna John Petterson Mingo Junction Kittie Plackburn Uhrichsville Claude McKinney Indianapolis Julia Dyson Herbert Munson Jewett Janes Dyson Dengéson Emmett Lieas Nora Thompson Will Liettell D. W. McLeod McLeod Christine

Holiday in Local Politics and Talks at Church

Geo. Ash and family occupy the Shultz home opposite H. O. David son s. Public schools close for the holiday vacation Friday. Local option election looms next Monday. Pres. E. M. Banter of Franklin college spoke in the Presbyterian church on Thursday evening on A trip in South America. Vocal music by Mesdames Naragon and Sweeny and Messrs. J. S. McLean Naragon Sweeny and Dr. Lindsey. Col. D. L. Perry of Columbus spoke Sunday for the dry cause. Miss Lillian Ramsey visited Alliance Saturday.

Amsterdam Geo. Ash Shultz H. O. Davidson E. M. Banter Franklin College Presbyterian Church South America Mesdames Naragon Sweeny J. S. McLean Naragon Lindsey D. L. Perry Columbus

Local notes from East Springfield on weather roads and community events

East Springfield residents send a cheerful note to Jefferson County about continued Herald-Star reading and county news. They mention Steubenville going dry, Rev. Smith preaching, Ed Davidson moving, J E Tedrow buying a farm, and good W F M S and Bible study meetings. Also plans for Dec 23 corm and pie contest and a Grange program with local speakers and activities.

Springfield Jefferson County Herald-Star Steubenville Smith M. E. Gore Dan

Richmond News Highlights School Benefit Meeting

A long parish and school society notice details a December 16 open meeting, a corn and potato contest in January, and a state speaker. It lists officers including Floyd, Niser overseer, Fulton steward, Jones secretary, and many local names. Local obituaries, travel notes, and upcoming events across Richmond, Unionport, Steubenville, and surrounding areas are noted with community updates and church activities.

Local Notes and Social Roundup from Bergholz

Mayor elect Ed Wallace Bergholz goes to Columbus hospital for treatment. James Cartwright hosts his mother and brothers from Greenville. Mr and Mrs Long of town entertained Thanksgiving guests. Mr and Mrs Schumacher and Mrs Hewitt with Olive of Mt Union visited friends. James McBane and wife welcomed a new son at home. James Kinney and Miss Doudebuch of Wattsville wed. Mrs Burley Fletcher visiting Washington mother. Harry Peterson accepts position at East Liverpool. Eastern Ohio Coal Miner to start soon as tipple nearly done. B H Mattice hosted Canton friends for Thanksgiving and rabbit hunting. Rev Taylor officiated wedding of Miss Vandyke and Mr Nobile at Pine Ridge. Emma Heckathorn wed Mr McConnell. Jacob Long made trip to Steubenville.

Bergholz Ed Wallace Columbus James Cartwright Greenville Schumacher Hewitt Oliver Mt Union James McBane James Kinney Doudebuch Wattsville Burley Jacob Heckathorn Mr. McConnell Jacob Long Steubenville

Fernwood Church Hosts Evening Meetings and Local Socials

Long's Church in Fernwood conducts a series led by Rev. Simpson with nightly services at 7 30. A December wedding in Akron united Ray Mansfeld and Martha Kennedy. The Mansfield family hosted a reception, a three course dinner, and gifts. Local events include Farmers Institute plans in Smithfield and the County Pomona Grange gathering.

Fernwood Long’s Church Simpson Decemth Akron Ohio Ray Mansfeld Martha Kennedy R. P. Mansfield Smithfield Farmers’ Institute County Pomona Grange Pleasant View Grange R. L. Timmons

Richmond Weather Delivers Thunder and Hail Siege

Last Sunday brought another heavy winter dose with hail thunder and lightning. The brief report notes fierce weather striking Richmond with intense precipitation and related storm activity.

Richmond

Revival meetings close with many conversions at M E Church

Wintersville reports revival meetings at the M E Church ending with numerous conversions and accessions. The communion service Sunday saw nearly the entire congregation partake, with five or six abstentions. Mrs. Sarah Ann Wintershoe remains largely incapacitated after two weeks of grip. Edward Allen and Edith Tipton of Reed's Mills attended services in Linden and visited Mrs. J H George. Mr. and Mrs. C W Deselms hosted dinner for Gay Floyd and son William after church. Many local women attended the W F T M Societies union meeting.

Wintersville M. E Sarah Ann Wintershoe Cee Edward, Allen Bride Edith Tipton Reed's Mills Linden H. George Gay M. Floyd William C. W. Deselms

Bloomfield Notes Reflect Holiday Visits and Church Events

Bloomfield scenes include wedding news from Mansfield Homestead, Mrs Kennedy as bride, and visits from Burgettstown and Jewett guests. The M E Sunday school plans a Christmas program, and the W M E entertains with Galbraith Bros. of Brookville. Funeral services for Civil War veteran James Jewell are noted with honors.

Local Grange Session Hosts Election of Officers

The Grange held a Friday session with 30 members present. Officers elected included Master George A. Mather Overseer Harry De Long Lecturer Miss Nina Hammond Steward Harry M. Jones Asst. Steward George Hammond Chaplain Miss Ora Hammond Treasurer E. K. Mansfield Secretary J. D. Blackburn Gate Keeper Henry Jones Ceres Miss Hattie Hammond Pomona Miss Anna Minner Flora Miss Tina Hervey Lady Asst Steward Miss Sadée Stringer. Additional notes describe visits and community notices across Bloomingdale, Ragland, and surrounding towns.

Vt Ts Charles Jones Nora H. W. Stewart Amsterdam Grange A. W. Mansfield P. N. Minner George A. Mather Harry de Long Nina Hammond Harry M. Jones George Hammond Ora Hammond E, EK. Mansfield J. D. Blackburn Henry Jones Ceres Hattie Hammond Pomona Anna Minner Flora Tina Hervey Sadée Stringer Mae Dodds Maynard Kimberland Daniel Kimberland Bloomingdale R. D Hatfield West Virginia Maynard Gans Simpson O. B. Miller Chas. Dowling F. F Rabe Columbus Trey A. P. Hammond Vistor J. R. Hervey and Son Wim. Long Cadiz George Flohr Skreubenville Stanton Megrail Wellsville Otis Thompson Mingo Junction Chas. Megrail Ownningham Alma Sara Chester W. Va Mary C. Bernes John Y. Jamieson Washington, D. C Jamieson Hopedale Road G. B. Henderson New Athens Tennie Spunhaltz McKinney Thompson Jewett Katie Parks

Wealthy Belmont farmer victim of black hand letter demand

George De Vault received a threatening note demanding 25 dollars to be left under a tombstone at a cemetery. A bogus package delivery by Sheriff’s men prompted sixteen year old Paul McCune to retrieve it but he was arrested. Je i Ceorde Mataney was found dead near the past house farm after heavy drinking and long illness.

George de Vault Belmont County de Vault Paul McCune Ceorde Mataney House Farm Weilsburg Pierce

Notice of Appointment for Savo Lalich Estate

Vajo Lalich appointed administrator of the estate of Savo Lalich deceased by the Probate Court of Jefferson County Ohio on November 11 1913.

Vajo Lalich Savo Lalich Déa Jefferson County Ohio

For Rent 49 Acres Brady Farm on West Market Street

Attorney P. P. Lewis notes a 49 acre Brady farm rental on West Market Street suitable for dairy and market garden. Includes good house, stable, and necessary buildings. Bell phone 6471 or write to T. Brady at Postoffice by December 6.

Brady West Market Street Bell T. Brady

High Shaft Coal resumes operations in Steubenville mining plant

The Steubenville Coal and Mining Co resumes operations and offers lump coal from mine nut coal and slack with coke ready for delivery December 18. Construction details will finish by January 1, 1994, inviting patrons to call and inspect the new modern coal handling plant.

Steubenville Coal and Mining Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wreaches Fescher Ames Fo Dale John Ad Clara Fretier Sara Zimmerman Mes John G. Miser John A. Miser Means Jessea Oe Hazel, Cresewell Harold Mra. Lowmill L. Ayo Carnegie Elmer J. Gilkinson Reed’s Mills Harry Davis Bernice Miser Dennison Mesdames Thompson Swan Howard Dye John Heisler Lonnie Statler A. B. Johnston Ethel Mercer Ethel Price Rudge Laura Ed Davidson J. E. Tedtow Two Ridge Tedrow R. Kerr J. H. Croba W. L. Hales Rev. Breen Delaware University Grove Tom Montemetty Lanchee Grabb Emma Montgomery Finley Rutledge Elton Lowmiller Rene Bale Estella Johnston Olive Jones Frank Miser Wm. Reegle T. H. Jones Mae Johnston R. L. and Simpson Buchanan Grance Roy Baker J. C. F. Leas George Hoobler F. E. Miser John Johnston J. E. Price Germany Harry Miller Cora Swan Wm. Wilson Cannonshoro Geo. Gruber K. B. Gruber Meens F. 1 L. R. Davis D. E. Myers Jennie James Scio A. L. Myers Myers Gruber Butcher Nga Mower Cunningham Rt. Fenian W. W Steubenville High School Epworth League 0. P. Long Wilson D. E. Scott Nancy Castner Island Creek W. W. Scott R. E. Keirn Cross Creek Two Ridges Keirn Wintersvillé Grange Pomona Grange Orval Cox Mt. Moriah Samuel Frazier Marty Boyd Sam Rbrabston S. V. Wallace M. A. Bowman Henry J. C. Hamilton J. J. Merr Tilden Parks J. C. Parks Clara Tipton Will Dunnlap Amadoks Amos Myers W. W. Gans S. V. Wallace and P. P. Lewis Bent THE Steubenville Coal and Mining Company Albert F. Snell Snell’s Cincinnati Will Bein Witis Wesley Ave Cincinnati, Ohio
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