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Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

Page

4

Josephs at Tiltonville Dedicates Sunday Morning

The newly built St Josephs Catholic Church in Tiltonville was dedicated by Rt Rev Bishop Hartley of Columbus on Sunday morning. A procession of Cadets Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus and parish members welcomed him before a high mass. The Bishop praised the parishioners for their efforts and urged continued charity and unity.

Tiltonville St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Bishop Hartley Columbus St. George's Steubenville J. J. Bernett J. R. Spillan Holy Cross Church Holy Name Society Knights of Columbus Holy Name St. Peter's Wheeling Cathedral Wheeling Martin's Ferry Tilt St. Joseph’s Church Yorkville Rayland Holy Name Church St. Peter's Church United States New Church Ohio J. J. Queally J. A. Weigand A. Powers Martin’s Ferry God Christ Our Lord Christ Titonivile J. J. Quailly

Railroad day praised by Quailly and supporters

Rtv J J Quailly expressed perfect pleasure and delight with the day’s outcome and wished to personally thank C P railroad officials, committees, and all contributors for making the event a gigantic success.

Rtv J. J. Quailly

Death Ends H L Mager's Tragic Electrocution At Mingo

H L Mager a 28 year old Belle Telephone lineman died from severe burns after fifteen minutes on high tension wires at Mingo Junction Friday. He was rescued by Mingo firemen but succumbed Saturday night at Gill Hospital. He was a Wheeling native, son of Leopold and Mrs Mager, survived by a brother and three sisters. His remains were sent to Wheeling.

Mingo Junction Mingo H. L. Mager Belle Gill Hospital Leopold Mager East Eleventh Street Wheeling W. Va Herb Mr. Mager John Mager John Moran Edward Newhardt Katherine

Cities named as safe sites for $11 million armor plate plant

A War Department panel excludes Cana dian border and several Ohio Valley cities from site consideration for the $11 million armor plate plant. It lists Birmingham, Tuscaloosa, Gadsden, Rome, Lomax, Cairo, Metropolis, Evansville, Rockport, Keokuk, Charleston, Huntington, Louisville, Middlesboro, Tulsa, Muskogee, Elizabethton, Bristol, Chattanooga, Kingsport, Knoxville, and Gilmer as comparatively safe locations and says a second board will study freight and facilities before final site selection.

Steubenville Ohio Valley Daniels Washington Birmingham Tuscaloosa Gadsden Ala Rome Lomax New England New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Ohio Canadian

Three Die In Fort Pitt Aetna Plant Explosion Near Walkers' Mills

Federal officers arrest James Reed in Pittsburgh as investigators probe blast at the Fort Pitt plant of the Aetna Chemical Co near Walkers Mills. Victims include W. D. Williams of McDonald and Charles Leison of Glendale. a third body mangled beyond recognition is suspected to be John Thomas of Toronto. Coroner Tamison says the structure may have been destroyed by a bomb.

Fort Pitt Aetna Chemical Company Walkers Toronto W. D. Williams McDonald Charles Leison Glendale Thomas Associated Press Herald-Star Pittsburgh James Reed Oakdale Aetna Company Reed Fort Pitt Works Samuel C. Tamison Allegheny County

Body of man found near Scio on Pennsylvania track

The body of an unidentified man was found Sunday around 4 am on the westbound Pennsylvania Railroad track near Scio. He appears to have been frozen and run over by a train. He wore a soft black hat, was neatly dressed, and carried a purse, razor, brush, and shaving strap. Coroner Hast was notified and Kerr's ambulance transported the body to undertakers. If unidentified, burial is planned for Scio Cemetery on Tuesday December 12.

Pennsylvania Railroad West Corporation Scio Kerr D. P. Hast Scio Cemetery

Timely Hints on Safe Wiring for Holiday Displays

City Wiring Inspector W. H. Bubard of Youngstown urges display men to reduce fire risk by safely wiring show windows and display rooms. He warns about dangerous combinations of bright lights and inflammable materials and stresses safer illumination and proper ventilation to prevent fires.

United W. H. Bubard Youngstown

Pleaded Not Guilty By Joe Malenti In Shot Case

Joe Malenti indicted for shooting with intent to kill and a wound pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Judge Smith and was released on bond of $1,000.

Joe Malenti Smith

Flo Jones Disappears After Workhouse Release

Deputy Sheriff Nate Phipps escorted Flo Jones to Canton workhouse but officials refused her admission due to defective commitment papers. Canton authorities declined to take charge so the prisoner was freed. Flo fled to West Virginia and shows no plan to return, though she had been sentenced for keeping a disorderly house.

Flo Jones Canton Society of Wheeling Friends Nate Phipps Flo Nate West Virginia

Floto Divorce Plea Cites Habitual Drunken Threats

Sadie M. Floto seeks divorce from Edward C. Floto alleging he kept a revolver hidden at home and while under liquor would imagine she was a burglar and threaten and attempt to kill her. The defendant is charged with habitual drunkenness.

Sadie M. Floto Edward C. Floto Flavor Atea

Divorce Suit Alleges Extreme Cruelty Custody and Alimony

The plaintiff accuses her husband of extreme cruelty and failure to provide for their two children. She says he threatened self harm and blamed her, squandered sale proceeds, sold property for less than offered, and retains $10,000 in assets while earning $3 daily. She seeks divorce, alimony, custody of the two children, and an injunction against interference with the children.

Ness la Belle View

Humiliated Wants Damages in Theater Discrimination Suit

Malinda Guy sues Tri-State Amusement Company in Common Pleas Court for 500 damages claiming August 1 2016 at Olympic Theatre Market Street seat was taken from her based on color. She alleges denial of equal enjoyment and public privileges and deep humiliation.

Malinda Guy Common Pleas Court Tri-State Amusement Company Olympic Theatre Market Street

Decree of Divorce Granted to Fdna Abel

A local court issued a decree of divorce granting Fdna Abel the separation, finalizing dissolution of marriage and formalizing residence, custody arrangements, and asset separation as ordered by the judge.

Abel

Custody Battle Between Grover Abel Case Drags On

A court case involving Grover Abel rests on willful absence claims. The plaintiff seeks custody while the defendant faces orders to join and respond, as the dispute centers on parenting and access rights.

Vorce Grover Abel

Verdict for Defendant in Page v Peterman Damages Suit

Jury finds for defendant George Peterman in an action by Earl Page for damages. Page sought seventy five dollars, claiming a collision occurred when a horse and rig owned by Peterman were driven by another party.

Earl Page George Peterman

Court Order Sets Minimum Bid on Property Sale

Court orders sale of property in the case John Almassay et al versus Elma Almassy. The property was twice offered with no bids and must sell for no less than two thirds of its appraised value.

John Almassay Elma Almassy

Recovery progress in assault case at Brooke County camp

Harvey White, a colored laborer and victim of a murderous assault at a construction camp across the river, is reported recovering slowly at Gill Hospital. Police in this city and Brooke County are still seeking the colored cook who struck White with a rock.

Harvey White Gill Hospital Wiely Brooke County W. Va

Fur Muffs Match New Coat Fashions This Season

Prices range from 2.98 to 35.00 with coats trimmed in furs. A varied display offers Muffs in Black Coney Hudson Seal Black Fox Black Lynx Beaver Raccoon Muskrat and more. Shapes include Barrel Melon and Pillow to complement fur coats.

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