Steubenville Red Cross seals aid Steubenville hospital fund
Principal Eaton received Red Cross Christmas seals from Steubenville to be sold by local schoolchildren for the Junior Red Cross fund to provide a bed at Ohio Valley Hospital in Steubenville. A large gathering featured a luncheon hosted by Mrs. P. J. McDermott and Mrs. Sarah Cusick with guests including Mrs. William Fitzgerald, Mrs. J. W. Moore, Mrs. Gustave Lupka, and Miss Ida Brown of Martins Ferry. Rev Father Schiernitzauer led novena services at Holy Name Church in Steubenville Villa. Immaculate Conception services were held at St Joseph's with special rites by Father Schiernitzauer. A bazaar and bake sale by the Ladies Aid Society cleared $200 at the church basement sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiltonville
Eaton
Steubenville
Red Cross
Ohio Valley
M. E. Ladies Aid Society
P. J. McDermott
Sarah Cusick
William Fitzgerald
J. W. Moore
Gustave Lupka
Ida Brown
Martins Ferry
Father Schlernitzauer
Holy Name Catholic Church
Steuhen Villa
Frank Parsons
Jacob Armitage
Ladies Aid Society
Marjorie Swartz
Paul Cunningham
David Cunningham
Clarington
Edith Harris
Zone Street
Marting Ferry
C. P. Rice
Carl V. Bailey
Board of Trade
Elizabeth Kualer
Alice Roth
Little Washington
Marie Edwards
Vaughn
M. EB
Elizabeth Toland
Ray- Yanda
Thelma Stewart
Margaret Wickison
J. Frank Stewart
Ray
Milton Griffith
Windsor Hotel
Wheeling
Mel E. Trotter
Unionport Bazaar and Chicken Supper Planned
Christian church to hold a bazaar and chicken supper at the I. O. P. hall on December 16, 1922 from 4 to 8 PM with a six o’clock raffle. Residents report visitors, local meetings, and community activities as cards, tastings, and handiwork are showcased.
Richmond Community Betterment League Meeting Report
Richmond and neighborhood with about five hundred people and two hundred families hosts a Community Betterment League. The group aims to discuss vital topics and usually invites a speaker from another city. Attendance is encouraged from about half the local families, and the regular meeting was held last Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Richmond Local Notices and Society News
A rainy evening prayer meeting at the Presbyterian church drew 14 attendees led by Rev Stamm. Community talks by Elwinger of La Belle View Christian stirred enthusiasm, with a library board named as Stamm, Marbourt, and Hobson. Various church and social events follow, including Women’s Foreign Missionary Society programs, postwar War Savings Stamp notices, and upcoming services at Richmond and Steubenville venues.
Warne township soldiers remembered at town hall
A 1922 note of thanks from Wayne Township, highlighting a photo enlarged by John A. Simeral of Pittsburgh, and describing local figures visiting Steubenville and Cadiz. Red Cross fund renewal reaches twenty nine dollars. The Farmers Institute is set for January 1st and 2nd at the M E Church with state speakers Chester Strong and Ida Durbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
H. ‘M. Albaush
Cleveland
Warne Township
John A. Simeral
Pittsburgh
Simeral
J. R. Hervey
Steubenville
Hattie Ferguson
AGM
Smith
JL. Gopeland
J. N. Parks
Sue Mexrail
Nancy Parks
Wayne Township
George Merrian
George Plants
Cadiz
Walter
Will Hyndman
Quanita Crabb
Harv Crabb
Mary Porter
Bloomfield
G. L. Tipton
C. &. Jones
D. A W. Jones
Clarence Clifton
Margaret Hicks
Jamines RK. Blackburn
Jota Harriss
John Gorgucn
Burchfield Hone
Dunlap
Mr. Myers
Means
Red Cross
Immigration figures and labor outlook in postwar era
A discourse traces total and gross immigration from 1920 to 1922, noting Johnson era limits and a 118,683 excess emigration last year. It discusses occupation-based net immigration, shifts in skilled and common labor, and the impact on price levels, apprenticeship, and industrial capacity. The piece contrasts prewar and postwar immigrant origins and argues for stricter screening and selective admission aligned to American economic needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ste
Counry
Wnion
England
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Holland
Russia
Poland
Finland
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
Italy
Europe
Amercan
U. S
Congress
Patterson
Permanent Immigration Board
Seeaboard
Community Library Opens in Richmond Under Betterment League
The Betterment League in Richmond secured a library of 125 volumes for public use. Librarian Mrs. L. S. Ford will manage daily access from 2 to 6 pm, with a two week loan period and restrictions on fiction renewals. Two books may be borrowed at once, fines accrue for late returns, and damages are charged to the borrower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
J. €. Stamm
Community Tettlerment League
Richmond
Mra. L. S. Ford
Boos
Betterment Leagues
Local notes from New Somerset and area
Miss Etta Van Dyke wins caller in New Somerset as J J Culp visits son Frank in Toronto. Residents visit relatives in Timothy Ridge and Steubenville. Ladies Aid hosts at Harry Dillon home. Oyster supper and bazaar planned at K P hall December 22 with supper 60 cents and half price for children under ten.
Local Church Schedule Quiet Amid Alonport Meetings
Rev Zimmerman will not breach next Sabbath evening at the Methodist church due to meetings in Alonport. Numerous local residents visited Pittsburgh, Steubenville, and Unionport this week. Funeral notices include Thurman McIntyre of Unionport. Red Cross seals are being sold on streets by public school pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Margaret Jones
Taura Ralston
John Hardwick
E. O. Lucas
Lyle
Will Hodbler
Isabel Dickerson
Steubenville
Harry Marher
Dorothy Mather
W. B. Mather
Charles Cox
Smithfield
James Kitheart
Glenn
Charles Mather
Familly
Carl Baker
Samuel Leech
Reeds
Mills
Elizabeth McParran
al Gescheider
Finch Music Store
Bloomfield
Edison
Georgia Baker
J. C. Hamilton
Kilgore
Wilson Hawkins
Canton
James Maxwell
Dennison
Union[port
Thurman McIntyre
Chas. Simeral
Grace McCracken
Red Cross
Hallock
Local Shoppers and Visitors Reported in Steubenville Area
Mr and Mrs Harry Ditlon were Steubenville shoppers Tuesday I A Saltamon of Wellsville and Clyde Culp of Hammondville spent Thanksgiving at J I Culps Harry Groves and family of AV Hance and J V Culp of New Somerset spent Thursday with their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Craven Gale Maple visited relatives in Steubenville last week Charles Cattrell was in Toronto Saturday Miss Margaret Bishop of Canton DC spent the weekend with her parents William Wilson and William Bishop is spending a few days in Youngstown D I Johngor transacted business in Wellsville Saturday Mr and Mrs Raymond Norris and daughter Virginia of Steubenville spent Sunday with the home folks Mr and Mrs J Ju Culp called on their son W 1 D Culp and family of Knoxville Sunday Rankin Grimes of Bergholz was in our midst Friday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta van Dyke
New Somerset
J. J. Culp
Frank
Toronto
Charley Cattrell
Clyde Culp
Grace Brown
Harry Dillion
Harry Dillon
Ladies Aid Society of
J. L. Culp
Timothy Ridge
Charley Elliott
Steubenville
Gerda Bender
George Bender
Emmett Whitmore
Charles Maple
Gale Maple
Hammondaville
M. K
K. of P. Hall
William Wilson
William Bishop
Younpatown
D. I
Johngor
Wellpville
Raymond Norris
Virginia
J. Ju. Culp
Culp
Knoxville
Rankin Grimes
Bergholz
Winter Weather Fails to End Water Shortage
The district experiences mild winter weather and good road conditions but warns of looming hardship if water supplies do not improve as wells and springs run dry after a dry summer and fall. Community events include bazaar successes, church talks, visits by local families, and appointments for state agricultural matters.
Community News Highlights From Local Hamlet
Carl Morton installed a radio for Ralph McCoy Saturday boosting four radios in town. Richmond resident Mrs. Henry Vermillion visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roberts. Mrs. Roberts is not well. Frank Moon remains out of high school due to illness. Miss Venta Mansfield hosted twelve friends at a three course dinner last Thursday with music and social talk. Poles are being placed for electricity from Steubenville to the Country Club. East of town Miss Sadelle Welday visited Youngstown with Misses Sarah and Lucy Pittenger. Miss Loraine Welday stayed with Mrs. Allen Vale. Mr. and Mrs. John Mansfield and son visited Mrs. Mansfield’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stevens, in Reeds Mills Sunday. Eleanor Floyd returned from a visit with Mrs. Hester White Purdy of Pittsburgh. The Grange will convene Friday evening with programs on reading, radio in the home, and current events. speakers include J. S. Thompson and O. P. Long. The Women’s Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Alban’s on Main Street Thursday afternoon with a planned program. Fyworth League held a social Friday night. the Junior choir prepares a cantata for Sunday evening December 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Er. Elwinger
la Belle View Christian Church
Elwinger
Stamm
J. M. Marbourt
J. M
Methodist Church
Anna Ford
Annie McCullaudh
Mont
Jiavig
Mra. McCulloush
Mildred Hout
Treasury Savings
Luele Barnhoure
Steubenville
Harry Steltz
Ralph Crew
Thomas Deets
Trenton
Richmond
J. N. Craham
Vyula Sprague
Anna Tord
Mariners ® Institute
Bloomfield
Live Wire
J. Cg, Staam
Russell Wargoner
Jay McNiece
Cleveland
J. W. Stephenson
Elia Rose
Ste
J. W. Minor
Norris Maxwell
Hobson
H. M. Call
J. M. Call
J. M. Hobson
Paul Thompson
Farmers Institute
Fortunehily Review Club
Jay Kilcore G
Grange Hall
Wes
Frederic Trice
Detroit
Hich
H. M. Stewart
W. Simpson
United Presbyterian Missdon
Frenchburg
Kentucky
Henry Vermillion
Oliver Roberts
Roberts
Frank Moon
Venta Mansfield
Sadelle Welday
Youngstown
Sarah
Lucy Pittenger
Loraine Welday
Allen Vale
John Mansfield
Grange
Noll Call
Reading
Kelberg
J. S. Thompson
Gelling
W. R. Scott
Tohort Beltz
Eleanor Floyd
P. Long
Zoe M. Day
H. Cunningham
Cecil Sanders
Arnold Sheppard
Myron George
Donald Cunningham
Will Foenteh Muaste
Womens Home Missionary Society
Alban
Main Street
Fyworth League
Observer Delivers Ironies of Labor and Policy Burdens
The discourse notes that monolabor blocks skilled labor progression when mills lack common labor, forcing curtailment or shutdowns and denying skilled workers full earnings. Congress faces effort to find fair solutions as audiences, though serious about burdens, reflect on the nation’s strength amid economic strain and somber mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Progressive party proposal defeated at Cleveland convention
Delegates to the second conference for progressive political action left for home to organize for nominations through primaries or independent action. The third party idea was defeated after a partisan debate calling Wall Street the financier of both major parties. The resolutions urged progressive lawmakers to unite as a people’s block to advance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Pec
A. P
Wall Street
Resolutions Committee
United States
Congress
Personal notices from the city’s social scene
Mrs Ernest Coleman returns from visiting daughters Margar et Coleman and Mrs Edward Ward in Cleveland. Miss Agnes L Wells travels to Woodville to stay ten days with William Wrenshall and family. Zion Lutheran Church class meets at Mrs Pearson 258 South Fourth street Wednesday. Bowers, of Ridge avenue, attend C P railroad employees banquet in Cleveland. Queen Esther Circle of First M P church meets Thursday at parsonage to present Christmas offering to Olive Hill High School lab. Engagement notice for Miss Mary E Carnes and Thomas J Simpson declared fake by a supposed practical joker. Miss Mary Wilma Dawson hosts Hamline church Young Ladies Missionary Society at Logan street with program. Westminster church Auxiliary Number Two hosted by Mrs James Potter on Bettle View. downtown members to attend Christmas session. May Coleman and Foward Ward mentioned in city social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Coleman
Margaret Coleman
Edward Ward
May Coleman
Cleveland
Agnes L. Wells
Woodville
Pittsburgh
William Wrenshall
Zion Lutheran Church
Pearson
South Fourth Street
Kirchner
Strand
S. C. Bowers
Ridge Avenue
Bowers
P. Cc. Gc
St. L
Queen Esther
M. P
Mary Wilma Dawson
Young Ladies Misionary Society
Hamline
Logan Street
Miss Dawson
Ray Dickey
Annie Baron
Westminster
James Potter
T.a Bettle
Down Town
He Marant
Foward Ward
Moses Ward
Huntington
W. Va
Married in Cleveland Surprise Union in Windemere Pastor’s City
Readable portions describe a Cleveland wedding where the couple sprang their marriage as a surprise to friends. The bride, formerly employed at Steubenville Pottery as a stamper, lived with her sister in Cleveland. the groom is a railway brakeman with Cleveland ties. They reside at 1576 East 133rd Street, Cleveland, and are welcomed by local friends and families.
STATE CODE ON TRAFFIC PROBLEMS CONFERENCE CALLED
Attorney General Price invited law directors from ninety four municipalities to a December 20 conference in Columbus to discuss uniform traffic regulations. The aim is to draft a bill for the January General Assembly to curb traffic evils and create a uniform traffic code, incorporating local problems and suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. Y
Price
General Assembly
Notice of Appointment in Ohio Estates
Estate of Augusta Becker deceased Emma Pekruhn has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Augusta Becker late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated December 12 1922 John G Belknap Probate Judge. Estate of Bill Miller deceased Nelson TX Miller appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Ella B Millar late of Jefferson County Ohio deceased. Dated December 12 1922. MILLER & MILLER Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Becker
Emma Pekruhn
Jefferson County
Ohio
Billa WH. Miller
Nelson TX
Miller
Ella B. Millar Inte
Executor Appointed in Nellie G. Smith Estate Delays Probate
The estate of Nellie G. Smith of Jefferson County Ohio names Carl H. Smith as executor. Dated January 10, 1922, by the Probate Judge of the county, notice records the formal appointment in the deceased’s estate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Unionport
The
Christian Church
I. of P. Hall
Harry Hales
Ruth
Mary
Eugene O'Connell
Yorkville
Nancy Cline
Fernwood
Christian
G. M. Bucey
Warren Shaffer
Hopedale
M. EF
Harry Holes
Jowett
Buchanan Broa
W. H. Durnbush
Misa Rackard
Martha Selttar
Edna Carmen Ie
Amos Tipton
Clifford Davis
Bess Dornbush
Jewett
Chas, McQueen
Leesville
Ler
Ethel Davidson
Blanche Kirkpatrick
M E
R. A. Dally
Lloyd Reynolds
Laura Lyle
Indy Institute
Strong
HOLT
East Springfield
Davidson
Capitol City
State
John L. Flenniken
Fred Stimpson
Coal Company
Simpson
Jonnie Morrison
Myron Smith Morrison
John Elliott
S. R. Kerr
Rey
Chas. Miller
Sam Campbell
Chester Miller
Mich
John Carter
Whe
Christian Endeavor Society
Emma Rutledge
and Airs
E. B. Peterson
Moser
Wintersville
Carl Morton
Ralph McCoy
NEW Party
B. Arguington
Windemere
Steubenville Pottery
Margaret
Ward
East 133 Street
Frank Collins
Collings Bros
California
Jennie Collins
Robi. Irwin
Robert Irwin
Los Angeles
James Shull
Pearce Dunbar
Collins Prine
Steet
Collins
San Diego
San Francisco
Helen Brady
Query Club
A. G. Lee
Mother
Babe
A. M. Wiles
CC. F. Cochran
Cincinnati
Gainesville
Fla
John G. Belknap
Said County
Nellie G. Smith
Carl H. Smith
Jefferson Granty
Sala County
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