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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1912

Page

4

Arcade Promoter Eyes January Start for Steubenville Mall

Promoter C He Hagan expects Steubenville to begin the Argdae project after January 1 with outside capital. Estimated cost ranges from 450000 to 500000 dollars. The Arcade will run from Fourth to Linth streets opposite the Pan Handle depot with 55 interior store rooms and extensive frontage. A bronze Baron von Steuben statue will stand at one entrance.

Steuben Arcade C. He Hagan Steubenville Fourth Street Linth Street Pan Handle Fifth Street Baron von Steuben

McCullough Children’s Home Foundation Under Way

The McCullough Children’s Home at Yellow Creek will cost $35,000 and rise to two stories with a six foot high stone basement. The building will be fireproof and include dormitories offices a schoolroom chapel dining room and heating lighting and water plants in the basement. A separate domestic science building will also be erected and endowed by the philanthropist.

McCullough Yellow Creek

Phenomenal progress and growth of Ohio Valley Clay Co

The Ohio Valley Clay Co at the foot of Washington street embodies local industrial progress. Established in 1882 to make glass melting pots, it now covers 15 acres and is the largest tank block factory in America after 30 years of steady expansion with continuous additions and buildings.

Ohio Valley Clay Co Washington Street America

Remodeling boom yields hundreds of homes and buildings

A long list details renovations and constructions across the city. Properties include houses on Hill avenue, South Fifth street, and Ridge avenue with baths, verandahs, and tile foundations. Notable projects cover business blocks, stores, and several two story brick additions totaling hundreds of thousands in value.

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Fabulous cement block foundations and homes listed

A fragmented list details multiple residences with cement or tile foundations, verandahs, baths, and various room counts. Locations include Arlington Avenue, Oak Grove Avenue, Wilkins Street, Wellesley Avenue, Oregon Avenue, Maryland Avenue, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Pennays Yasin Avenue. Prices range around 2 000 to 4 000 dollars.

James Finley Arlington Avenue Mary Williams Oak Grove Avenue Howard Ekey Wilkins Street Wellesley Avenue Rehm Rooke Howard Joyce Oregon Avenue A. A. McHugh Maryland Avenue Charles Gittings Maryland Frank Workman Pennsylvania Avenue Mes Frank Smogar Pennays Yasin Avenue David C. Kerit

Historical Property Additions Totals Over One Million

The record lists numerous structures and additions with combined values totaling 1 076 350. It notes two churches, two schoolhouses, four industrial plants, four business houses and more along with numerous residences and remodels, reflecting a broad municipal or civic investment.

R. R

Churches Plans and Details from Local Parish Buildings

The item lists church construction plans and costs including United Presbyterians La Belle View Church opened for 15000 with social basements and a modern lighting system. Westminster Presbyterian proposes an English Gothic edifice costing 80000 plus, with Indiana limestone exterior, 363 by 88 feet plan, square 24 by 85 foot towers, large vestibules, 769 seats on first floor plus 125 in a gallery, English oak interior woodwork, and a 35 by 46 foot Sunday school room. Also noted is Salvation Army building a two story barracks on North Third Street costing 8000 with five rooms and bath on the second floor.

John Schnorrenberg South Seventh Street Joseph Weinstein Linden Avenue Leonard Anderson Church Treet Buttee Bros Church Street John Hellstein South Fifth Street Lafe Elson J. C. Foster Adams Street Luigi di Gesualdo South Sixth Street Ross Nicholson Slack Street Lizzie Wagner Paul Lippman Bank Alley Mick Yoklig Bates Alley Pone Bali Wells Street Samuel Davis Mary Murphy South Fourth Street Richards Bros Foster Estate I. R Deitz South Third Street John Wannemacher South Street Third Street Phillips Sheet & Tin Plate Co Pope Tir Mill Schmulbach Brewig Co Lake Erie Avenue Anderson- Erskine Black—Porter Adams Third Streets Lewis Browning Court Street W. Gray Madison Avenue C. Helms North Firth Street F. M North Fourthtreet Ten Roorn Kittanning Hartie Paper North Taird Street Floto—Bear Shop Linehan North Third Street Mary Welch Logan Street J. B. Doyle Dock Street T. M. Simpson North Fourth Street Buntee ‘Ligunfry Nath Market Street Ohio Valley Clay Co Schoenhofer Brewing Co Lake Erie Ave Overley North Street River Burford Lane Wannemacher North High Street Jeff McDevitt Charles Pauk Thomas Greenberg Paul Pexruka Highland Avenue Ignatius Wiskiewicz Marsh and Sumner Alleys C. F. Carter R. S. Hill Mears Avenue Third Chinon Street Washington Steubenville Coal & Mining Co Brics Mary Anta Orr Orr Fifth Market Streets K. W. Mettenberger James R. McCoy Maryland Avenue Bath D. H. McDevitt Reserve Avenue A.C. Blackburn Fred Beck Ridge Avenue J. W. Cox Paul McConnell Albert Grimm George Taylor Ohio Street J. D. Snodgrass McDowell Avenue Eh, Weaver Wilden Avenue Mrs. Lowe D. White Oregon Avenue E. C. Dornbush Ridge Avenue W. M. Walters Ohio W. O. Brown Euclid Avenue W. W. Parmenter Harry Mutton Belleview Boulevard la Belle View E. H. Weaver Beall & Steele G. PB. Huff Corner Ridge Wildec Avenues M. E Mrs. Lambert W. A. Robinson H. T. Sapp Exvelid Avenue Christian Church Olio Fuelid E. Y. Weaver Pennsylvania Avenue United Presbyterians Westminister Press Modern Westminster Presbyterian Church Salvation Army

Child Dies After Falling Into Boiling Water

Tenants older child of foreign parents in Parton fatally scalded Saturday afternoon when it fell into a tub of boiling water. Dr. Cope of Barton attended but could not save the child. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning with interment in St Anthony’s Cemetery, Bridgeport.

Parton Cope Barton Mornie St Anthony Creretery, Ack Bridgeport

Prominent grocer Chris Heil Lying Ill at Ragland Home

Chris A Heil a leading grocer in Ragland and Martins Ferry lies at his Ragland home in critical condition with pneumonia. He has been bedfast for several days and is rapidly sinking, with hopes for recovery diminishing.

Chris A. Heil Ragland Martins Ferry Iis Mr. Heil

Poker Joints Raided by County Detectives

County Detective Burns and squads raided Conley's poker boat Saturday night gathering 27 men fleeing Christmas pay. At Walkers they found a poker game with 16 colored men blowing in their change. All appeared before Squire Campbell.

Burns Conley Walkers Squire Campbell

Insane Shoplifter Taken to Probate Court Hearing

Maud Barcus who shoplifted Saturday night was brought to Probate Court on Monday afternoon. She received a hearing and was ordered to Massillon hospital for treatment.

Maud Barcus Massillon Hospital

Worker suffers foot crush at Pope Tin mill

Patsy Sanitas had his left foot crushed by a falling iron plate at the Pope Tin mill on Sunday and was taken to City Hospital for treatment.

Patsy Sanitas Pope Tin Mill City Hospital

Martins Ferry man killed by train in Ohio incident

Harry Porter, a Martins Ferry youth, received a postal card Saturday reporting that his stepfather Richard Williams, a former Martins Ferry resident, was killed by a train at Solon in Cuyahoga County and that the body was sent to Warren for interment.

Harry Porter Martins Verry Richard Walliams Martin's Ferry Solon Cuyahoga County Ohio Warren

Final and Inventory Accounts Filed In Local Estates

Probate Court filings show final accounts for the estate of John S. Jarvis and an inventory and appraisal for Lavina Johnson. Meanwhile two steamers Kanawha and Admiral Dewey carried about 2 crates of poultry toward Pittsburg for Christmas trade, plus freight and produce unloading at the local wharf.

John S. Jarvis Lavina Johnson Kanawha Admiral Dewey Pittsburg

Appeal in Gilchrist and Son v Burge Case

The case of Robert Gilchrist and Son versus Elza Burge has been appealed from the docket of Justice Weekly in Wells township.

Robert Gilchrist & Son Elza Burge Justice Weekly Wells Township

Cadiz Man Lists 102 Bird Species Nearby Cadiz

John Worley of Cadiz compiled a local birds list featuring 102 species observed in the Cadiz area. The finding highlights a diverse avifauna and showcases Worley's field notes and local natural history interest.

John Worley Cadiz

New Orleans inventors claim perpetual motion motor

Engineers H. C. Busby and son C. E. Busby of Cadiz now in New Orleans announce a gravity powered generator of electricity without fuel. They say their motor raises weights using only a small energy input and expect a surplus over friction, with patent plans for the U S Canada and major foreign countries.

New Orleans H. C. Busby C. E. Busby Cadiz Mr. Busby United States Canada New Orleans Picayune

Family of Misfortune at Shady Side Fire Funeral

Funeral for Clark Morris, killed in the Shady side fire, was held Tuesday. On return, the carriage team ran away, throwing Mrs. Morris from the carriage and fracturing her skull. She was rushed to Martins Ferry hospital in critical condition. The Morris family includes five children and two married offspring.

Clark Morris Shadyside

Zoar village plans sapitorium with $100,000 corporation

Sulphur Springs at Zoar stirs excitement over a proposed sapitorium to be built next summer. A $100,000 corporation was recently formed to fund it. Locals claim Zoar sulfur water cures rheumatism and was used by Indians for medicine. Legends say early trappers, about a century ago, first found the springs after deer drank from them.

Zoar

Illinois Charge Rev G F Oliver preacher in Illinois and Wheeling

Rev G F Oliver, formerly preaching in M E churches here and in Wheeling, serves as pastor of the First M F church in Mattoon. This brief notice places him in Mattoon as part of the Illinois charge.

Illinois G. F. Oliver M. E Wheeling M. F Mattoon Ims

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Bull Ter McCullough Children’s Home Ane Couunty County Recorder’s John McDowell Spring Avenue Gilmore Welday Hill Avenue Norman Winters M.A. Smith Philip Leonhart Charles Philipson Meats Avenue Frank Martin Patsy Cento Railroad Avenue Lafayette Elson Din &T-1 shrdin_ rd Ccu Reliance Engine Pasquale Peirelle John Andrews Farmers & Mechanics’ Bank Ersiene & Vail Hattie A. Bott James E. Bott Gillette New York McClave & McClave Hartje Paper Mill Steubenville Pottery High Shaft Chicago Wall Paper Co Nicholson Brick Co Glass Pot Works Eee Pan Handle R. R LaBelle Iron Works Mingo Junction Weirton Follansbee, Et al
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