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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1913

Page

3

Death of Mrs Margaret A Timberlake after long life

Mrs. Margaret A Timberlake of Timber Lake died peacefully at her son J H Timberlake’s home in Steubenville on Wednesday night December 17 1913 at 1130 aged 84. Born May 23 1820 in Lexington Kentucky she married Richard Timberlake of Paris Kentucky and later moved to Steubenville. She was a devout member of St Paul’s Church and leaves son and two grandsons plus siblings and other relatives. Funeral held at St Paul’s with Rev W M Sidener officiating and interment in Union Cemetery.

Margaret Ann Boyer Timberlake Steubenville Timberlake St. Paul's Church J. H. Timberlake Richard H Phillip Timberlake Lilly Boyer St. Paul Minn J. M. Boyer Toronto Ohio Margaret A. B. Timberlake St. Paul’s Ev. W. M. Sidener J. W. Forney W .M. Beall S. L. May I. Sulzbacher P. E. Brady W. R. Burgoyse Wer McCauslen Union Cemetery Rev. Sidener Nora Keane Holy Name Church Father Weigand Mt. Calvary Cemetery Andrew Madigan Thomas Madigan John Madigan Frank Leary Charles Cusick M. B. Nugent

Funeral for Sugabeth Thomas in Follansbes

Sugabeth two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse W Thomas of Follansbes died Tuesday after a brief illness. Remains were shipped to Martin's Verry then taken from the grandparents on Cen wal avenue for a 3 PM funeral conducted by the pastor of Follanaber J F Cautch. Interment followed at Rose Hill cemetery.

Sugabeth Jesse W. Thomas Follansbes Martin’s Verry Esme Frome William Mas Cenwal Avenue Follanaber J. F. Cautch Rose Hill Cemetery

Richmond Woman Mrs Waitt Dead After Illness

Mrs D L Waitt died at her Richmond home on Wednesday evening December 17 1913 aged about fifty. She had been ill for some time and her death was a release from suffering. She is survived by her husband and one daughter Mrs Paul Thompson of Richmond. The funeral for Harry W Hailes was held Thursday afternoon Rev G H Miller officiating with music by a choir from the M P church. Pallbearers were from the order of P and the Potters Brotherhood.

D. L. Waitt Rinehart Richmond Wast Paul Thompson Harry W. Hailes G. H. Miller M. P. Church of P. and The Potters Brotherhood

Obituary for Margaret Fenwick of Smithfield Ohio

Margaret Fenwick born near Smithfield Ohio May 5 1841 died December 15 1913 aged 73. She was a follower of the Disciples of Christ for about thirty years. She leaves a sister Ruth Fenwick of Smithfield and a brother James Fenwick of Athens Ohio. Interment at Smithfield.

Margaret Fenwick Smithheld Disciples of Christ Heaven Ruth Fenwick Smithfield James Fenwick Athens Ohio

Unsung Steubenville Native Dies After Accident at Smithfield

Fred Mahonee, born April 16 1880 in Steubenville Ohio, died 1913 in Smithfield after a motor accident at Bradley’s. Survived by a brother two sisters and his parents, noted for a bright cheerful disposition and constant kindness to his mother. The family seeks comfort in faith and Heavenly Father’s mercy.

Fred Mahonee Steubenville Smithfield Bradley Snines

John Smith a Knoxville Farmer Dies at 83 in Knox Township

John Smith retired farmer of Knoxville died Friday at 2 30 p m aged 83 after a two week illness. Born near Cherry Valley Pa in 1830 he moved to Ohio in 1860 and worked in lumber in East Liverpool for ten years before farming in Knoxville. He married Margaret Berry in 1873 and leaves children R P Smith H V Smith of Johnstown Carl H Smith judge and Nellie G at home along with three sisters. An elder in the U P Church and former Justice of Peace he was respected for his prudence and industry.

John Smith Knoxville Cherry Valley Washington County Ohio East Liverpool Margaret Berry R. P H. V. Smith Johnstown Carl H. Smith Common Pleas Nellie G Elvira McFarland Carnegie Alice Ruesell Waleer Nancy Caldwell Hickory U. P Knox Township

Conductor Archie Ramsey dies at 31 of pneumonia

Archie B Ramsey a well known Tri State Ry and Light Co conductor died at A C Beaumonts 1125 Stanton Boulevard on Thursday at 1 30 pm aged 31 Born at New Cumberland he resided seven years here Survived by parents Mr and Mrs W J Ramsey of New Cumberland and sisters and brothers including Wim Ramsey McKee Robt Carnegie Pa Mrs Alex McConnell Miss Nora Ramsey and Mrs A C Beaumont Interment will be at New Cumberland He was a member of Fire 0 US AL OM and Street Railway Employes union.

Archie Ramsey Archie B. Ramsey Tri- State Ry. & Light Co A. C. Beaumont Stanton Boulevard New Cumberland W. J. Ramsey Wim, Ramsey McKee Carnegie Alex. McConnell Nora Ramsey A. R. Foreman Steubenville Union

Turner Freeman death at home on July Fourth day

Turner R. Francis Freeman, a well known colored citizen, died at his residence 244 Charel Street on Thursday night at 10 o'clock, aged 72 years. He had been ill only since Sunday evening with acute illness.

Turner Freeman Turner R. Francis Freeman Charel Street

Funeral rites for J. C. Timmans in Dennison church

Funeral services for J. C. Timmans of Uhrichsville who died last Sunday of heart disease were held at Dennison Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 with Rev. S M Nesbitt officiating. James McLeish and family Mayor Geo W McLeish and Charles McLeish of Steubenville attended.

J. C. Timmans Ubrichsville Dennison Presbyterian Church S. M. Nesbitt James McLeish Geo. W. McLeish Charles McLeish Steubenville

Mrs Ellen McLaughlin Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs Ellen McLaughlin widow of Calvin McLaughlin died Sunday evening at her parents home 416 Stanton street after an eight month illness with bedfast period. Born in Zalia West Virginia she moved to the city three years ago from Anna ill. Surviving children Loretta Gertrude William Catherine Helen. siblings Frances Richer Detroit Edward Connors Mingo Junction John Reel East Palestine Rose Wood Cal Crooks Chas Bickerstaff Thomas Henry Steubenville. A devout member of St Peter's church and its League of the Sacred Heart she was highly respected.

Ellen McLaughlin Calvin McLaughlin Hugh McEleannon Stanton Street Zalia W. Va Anville Loretta Gertrude Catherine Helen Frances Richer Detroit Edw. Connors Mingo Junction John Reel East Palestine Rose Wood Cal. Crooks Chas. Bickerstaff Thos Henry Steubenville St. Peter

Death of Weirton man from prasmic poisoning at Gill hospital

Gil Rautcher of Weirton, 25, died at Gill hospital on Sunday from prasmic poisoning.

Gil Rautcher Weirton Gill Hospital

Death of Wellsburg resident Ida Blankensop at 82

Saturday afternoon the Wellsburg community learned of the death of Mrs Ida Blankensop in the eighty second year of age. She was the widow of Joseph Blankensop who predeceased her by twenty years. Surviving are four daughters Mrs Sue Medge and Misses Anna Mary and Lucy Blankensop all of Wellsburg.

Ida Blankensop Wellsburg

Funeral services for Turner Freeman held Sunday

Funeral services for Turner Freeman were largely attended Sunday with Rev Barley officiating. Pallbearers named were Henry Freeman Thomas Freeman Edward Freeman George Jordan Etzie Jordan and Wylie Culpher. James Schilling a veteran of the 12th West Virginia died at Mingo Junction on Monday.

Turner Freeman Barley Henry Thomas Edward Freeman George Etzie Jordan Wylie Culpher James Schilling West Virginia Mingo Junction

Funeral for Harry Hailes Held at Residence Services by Rev Miller

The funeral for the late Harry Hailes was held Thursday at two o'clock from D. W. Doty’s residence with Rev. Ceo H. Miller officiating. Choir songs included Lead Kindly Light Rock of Ages and Good Night. Pallbearers were E. G. McNurlish O. D. Halley Ed L. Becker John Kaufman for Steubin Lodge No 1 K of P and George Duncan Walchter Smith for Local Union No 29 NBOP. Out of town mourners attended from Komomo Imd East Liverpool and Beaver Falls among others.

Harry Hailes D. W. Doty H. Miller Union Cemetery E. G. Mucnrush O. D. Halley Ed L. Becker John Kaufman Steubin Lodge George Duncan Walchter Smith N. B O. P Jessie William Robert

Realty Transfers Detail in Jefferson County Transfers

Real estate deeds show transfers in Jefferson County including Irondale Highland City Warren and Springfield townships. Notable entries: Bevington to Cline lot 53 for 575 dollars. Sanderson to Tiltonville for 1000. Sheriff transfers for 200 and 260 dollars. multiple farm and lot transfers ranging from 50 to 650 dollars with various buyers and sellers such as Peterson Malone Ryder and McIntyre.

Sadie K. Bevington John H. Cline Irondale Mary H. Sendersen Sare Jerey W. Sanderson Fot Aken Add Tiltonville Henry Walker Harris Lumber Co Highland City Southern Ohio Loan & Trust Co Eliza A. Peterson Sheriff of Jefferson Co J. F. Stringer Warren Township Walter G. Groves Samuel Groves New Somerset Susannah Grimes Jesse M. Slates Allen's St Bergholz John C. Smith Walter Eranowski Springfield A. Warren Township Mary A. Lindsay Angela Guerri Gray James L. Cox Loretta S. D. Brilliant Astal Zeffer Esther Zeffer Watson & Thomasson Dillanvale Serif Jefferson County Jas. H. McIntyre Jules Baise Malonie Baise Ametes Amos Mantzan Henry C. Ernes Peter Monti D. Warren

Electric Bitters touted to cure stomach and female troubles

Stomach, liver and kidney issues, weak nerves, and back pain claimed to vanish with Electric Bitters. Eliza Pool of Depew Oklahoma says the remedy lifted her from sickness and suffering, urging others to try it. Guaranteed each bottle, 50 cents or a dollar, available at druggists. H. E. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.

Eliza Pool Depew Okla H. E. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis

Dean's Ointment for Piles and Eczema Ad

A vintage ad promoting Dean's Ointment for skin itching including piles and eczema. It promises relief and lists a price of 50 cents at all drugstores, reflecting period advertising language and format.

Dean

Infant of Weirton Couple Dies Sunday

The infant child of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tskr of Weirton died on Sunday.

Joseph Tskr Weirton

Regulated Bowels Noted In Altoona Review

Geo B Krause of Altoona Pa remarks that Dean’s Regulats yield mild action and effectively regulate bowels, describing generally positive results with this lax but reliable laxative.

Dean Geo. B. Krause Altoona, Pa

Funeral services for A. B. Ramsey conductor on Fourth Street line

Funeral services were held Sunday for A. B. Ramsey a conductor on the Fourth Street line and were largely attended Rev Neilson of Fairview officiated. Pallbearers included Bucey Brash ear Bendure Lucas Flannagan and Bell. Flower bearers were from the Jr. O U A M.

A. B. Ramsey Fourth Street Neilson Fairview Bucey Brashear Bendure Lucas Flannagan Bell

Constipation Poses Serious Health Risks Warned

An old advertisement warns that constipation poisons the body and promises relief with Dr. King's New Life Pills. It claims the pills cure constipation, headache, and other troubles, selling for 25 cents through druggists or by mail from H. F. Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.

Dr. King New Life H. FE. Bucklen & Co Philadelphia St. Louis Advt

Mrs Peters Dies at Empire After Illness

Mrs. Robert Peters died at Empire Saturday morning. She is survived by her husband and four children John Joseph Mary and Susan and two brothers Professor James S Stewart of Morgantown and Alex Stewart of Fairview. She was the daughter of the late James Stewart and a member of the M P church.

Robert Peters Empire John Joseph Mary Susan James S. Stewart Morgantown Alex. Stewart Fairview James Stewart M. P. Church

Burdock Blood Bitters for Dyspepsia Promotion

Advertisement touts Burdock Blood Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia and blood purification. Claims strengthen digestion and purify the blood. Listed at drug stores for one dollar per bottle.

Death of Leon DeCamps in Follansbee Tuberculosis victim

Leon DeCamps aged 43 died at his Follansbee home at midnight after a long illness from tuberculosis He was born in Carniera Belgium and had lived in Follansbee about two and a half years He worked as a glass worker for Jefferson Glass Company and left a wife and family The funeral is planned for Sunday December 21 with interment in Brooke Cemetery.

Leon DeCamps Follansbee Carniera Belgium Jefferson Glass Company Brooke Cemetery

Dr King’s New Discovery for Croup and Cough

An Ohio family touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for croup coughs and colds. The ad urges readers to obtain a bottle for home use, with a dollar price and purchase from local druggists.

Dr. King Lewis Chamberlain New Manchester Ohio Ing TH. E. Bucklen & Co Phila St. Louis Advt

Funeral of Rev A J Reynolds Held at Niece’s Home

The funeral for Rev A J Reynolds was Friday at 3 PM from the residence of his niece Mrs R F E Buchanan. It drew many old friends and fraternal members. Services were led by Rev Geo K Morris and Rev Battelle McCarty. Pallbearers were chosen from Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. The Odd Fellows conducted house services and the commitment at the cemetery.

A. J. Reynolds R. F E. Buchanan Rv. Geo. K. Morris Battelle McCarty Tie Pall Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Odd Fellows Cae Tony

The Man Who Neglects Himself Kidney Health Ad Monition

An ad urges immediate care for kidney trouble pointing to backache and nerves. It promotes Foley's Kidney Pills from Beall and Steele, claiming regular use restores kidney and bladder strength and general health.

Foley Beall & Steele

Freeman Service Set at A M E Church

Freeman will be held at the A. M. E church on Fifth street on Sunday at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Friends are invited.

Turner Freeman A. M. E Church Fifth Street

Dean's Ointment Cures Long Standing Vein Disorder

A testimonial from Hon. S. W. Matthews, Commissioner of Labor Statistics in Augusta, Maine, praises Dean's Ointment for curing a venous ailment that had troubled him for years with lasting results.

Dean S. W. Matthews Labor Statistics Augusta

Household remedy America for 2s years Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil

A brief advertisement touts Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil as a universal household remedy for cuts burns bruises and skin ailments. It claims long standing use and availability at all drug stores.

America Thomas

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