McConnaughy Made Travel Salesman for Acme Company
Chatlea 8. McConnaughy has long served in moving up from apprentice to foreman and now steps into the traveling salesman role for the Acme factory. His career path includes leadership at Peerley Lead Glass Works, McBeth Hyanes & Co in Toledo, and recent service in the city, with colleagues praising his experience and character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatlea
McConnaughy
Fflagle Farm
Acme
Peerley Lead Glass Works
Hiwod City
McBeth, Hyanes & Co
Toledo
McQonnaughey
Glass Man Dead In St Louis After Steubenville Aid
Sunday report states William Groam a glassmaker, stockholder in a bottle works, and known figure in Steubenville, died in St Louis on Wednesday while having aided in local glass industry efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glass Man
William Groam
Steubenville
Wan
St. Louis
Chair presentation at Pan Handle to retiring master carpenter
This afternoon at the carpenter shop of the Pan Handle a happy affair saw the presentation of a handsome chair to Master Carpenter W Ju 3imp king who retires after 34 years service for the railroad company. The presentation speech was made by I M Black burn, carpenter foreman. Fifteen couples attended the K of O card party last evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs James Daugherty James Brady and Thomas MecLister in that order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ju
I. M. Blackburn
James Daugherty
James Brady
Thomas MecLister
Laura Schaub
Mt. Vlensant
Atorthand
Steubenville Business Co Lege
David Leo
Darghiera
Island Crrak
G. W. Ault
Mica Gortrai Ault
Meg
James Myers
Mia
B. Hadgene
LA. Montgomery
Opt
J. M. Morrow
P. A. Walker
Mary Lorene Hopper
George Sheldon Ord
Lridgeville
Slater
Samuel A. Foater
Bridgeville
Orthia P
Pittsburgh
Mises Louise Seal
War Penstos grant to Toronto man and Virginia voter term
The article reports a newly granted pension for William Beackham of Toronto and mentions a Virginia voter term tied to a state agency. It notes a charge related to a government card or ledger and references the Minus Street works in connection with the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Beackham
Toronto
Mirgo Juoeton
Virginia
Steusendt
Tribute to Thomasmorea Foreman Post Fire Shock
Thomasmorea a longtime foreman in the Deaohicon tin department was unexpectedly honored Wednesday morning at his home after surviving last year s fire. A committee of factory workers presented him at the residence with a complimentary letter and good wishes, honoring his service and ties to Steubenville where he was born raised and lived for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasmorea
Hale Bay
Gilmore
Tin Department
Steubenville
Sud
Supreme Court orders testimony in Ohio railway valuation case
A circuit court dispute over the redistribution of the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad stock valuation prompts a Supreme Court order for evidence. Auditor Fernsell argues the agreed plan undercounts his county’s tax share, while a commission will address record defects and gather testimony. The report also notes Wabash interests seeking railroad access via the Racoon Creek valley to serve East Liverpool, Wellsville, and Monquinter yard markets, with potential routes through Mingo Junction and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmtate Bevator O
Connall
Jilat Menatoriat Diatelet
Leon
Grminigstoner
Kidney Health Doubt Cast by Old Home Test Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and urinary issues. It instructs a home test with a bottle to detect sediment and promotes bottles priced 50c and 1.00 with a free sample by mail. The copy claims relief from back pain rheumatism and drinking excess with the product made in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Kilmer
Icy pavement leads to restaurant and mill accident
The Marchants' Restaurant in the McClare Building on North Yourh orroat changes hands from Wiseondition A to Georges. George will take charge next week as Stewart, an electrician, is burned while wiring at LaBelle mill. He was sent home and is improving. Other notes list wills, marriages, and a court case in Lowell and Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchants
McClare
North Yoorh Orroat
Bass
KR Bordreth
J c
Georges
Tukwho
Develand
George Wil
Stewart
LaBelle Mill
New Passenger Cars For Steubenville Traction Line
Three new cars arrived over the Cantlandic rail road for the Steubenville Traction and Light Co. They were built by Jackson Sharp at the American Car and Foundry Co. of Wilmington, Delaware. The cars measure 27 feet long but actual length around 40 feet with dark green orange colors, leather-like interiors, 18 electric lights, removable windows, and four emergency lights. The fleet includes combination baggage and passenger cars with smoking compartments for 14, plus two double Pekham tanks and 100 horsepower. Ventilation, electric heaters under many seats, and air brakes improve comfort for conductors and passengers. Three summer cars of larger width are also planned for camping use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville Traction
Cantlandic
Vaualyy
Toronto
Big City
Jackson Sharp
American Oar and Boundyy Co
Wilmington
Delaware
Wago
Prasepger
Orbera Ara
Orlora
Sui
Colonial ballad bust gifted to New York schools
New York reporters note that every public school will unveil a bust of George Washington gifted by Tilford and modeled by Wilson Macdonald. The Board of Education approved the gift, intended to inspire students, with Washington’s likeness to greet eyes of children in classrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Washington
Mreank Tilford
Wilson Macdonald
Amartya
Niver
Iohn Witden
Pudiia
Milen M. O'Brien
Tiford
Patriotta
Washington
Molda
Lily
Jean Aptolvo
Boudgye Warvhtegton
G.mgouth
Houdon
Jagob Klatu Injury Report From Port Washington
Jagob Klatu of Newcomer Town sustained injuries in a heavy strike with a penalty handle at Port Washington. His condition was described as slightly improved early in the morning as medical staff continued treatment to stabilize and monitor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jagob Klatu
Newcomer Town
Praianar
Port Washington
Diverse Wartime Social Notes From Steubenville Area
A long list of residents and visitors in Steubenville and nearby towns is noted, including George Clift Mahove in Wheeling, Mies Garris Wilte visiting friends, and J M Bouche from Stubenville. Many local residents travel, move, or host events, with confirmations of hospital visits, school enrollments, and funeral attendances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clift Mahove
George S. Uarkine
Pic Pitsburgh
Mies Garris Wilte Jn
Wheeling
J.M Bouche
Stubenville
Len Donden
Mayy
Francy
Torsnoto
Locny
Ciri
Mra
Mevelant
Lips
J. Chat
Roca
New Jerary
Edgar Ceopear
Upper Market Street
Mea
James Katly
Thia Moraine Fir Acclaim
A'n
Bushand Thera
Mies Mary Donovan
Ubrichaville
At &Teubenvil
Edmund Silcox
3 &O R KR
Anmestead
Armetrong Fa
Gill
Robert Aimiliion
Nernan I. Dawson
New Alexandria
W. H. Melinger
Indianapolis
Gaura Wach
Steubenville
Larry Gottmann
New York
Powers
J. G. MecManters
Craswel
W. K McCanuslach
Richmond
Thomas McLaughlin
Roaheeter
P. McLaughlin
Wm. Bishop
Toronto
Dennison
A That Place
Hervey Dunlap
Emopire
Paranta
Ray
N. B. Stewart
Lydia E Pinkham Potent Remedy Endorsed By Mrs Binns
A testimonial from Mrs Sophie Binns of Fruitvale Bal describes relief from ovarian congestion and inflammation after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter warns against fake offers and urges women with menstrual and nervous symptoms to trust the remedy as a proven treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Binns
Young People’s Christian ‘Temperance Union
Lydia E. Pinkham
Prakitama
Lydia TE. Pinkham
Sopme Bisns
Onra
Society Acceais Honors Young Hostess at Norbes Residence
Society held one of their very enjoyable acceais at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ww. O. Iorbes, Thursday evening. A very happy time was spent until ten o'clock, when refreshments were served. After expressions of gratefulness to their young hostess, Miss Beth Fotts, they departed to their several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandre Walker
Knox County
Ohio
Myera Sterling
MetGowan Bros
Walter Sterling
Mina Elizabeth Hull
J. McVonnell
George Miller
Berrien
A.M. Suyons
Wastings
Toronto
Robert Vermillion
New Alexandria
W. T. Griffith
Mra
Frank Hartford
Anos Shuster
Frank Stokes
Emms Robb
Bachre Club
Entira Club
de. Fink
New Cumberland
D. W. Baall
Julia Wright
Misa Fannie Kelie
C Grland Meests
Maxwell
W. McD. Miller
George P. Burden
Ww. O. Iorbes
Beth Fotts
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Charles
MecConnaughy
Aalesman
Gill Brow
A Connor
South 4Th
Steubenvlle
New Spring Desig
Elvet Brussels
Iford Axminsters
Stengen
Tet Reocere
Bigelow
Middlesex
Brussels
Stinson
Smith
Higgin
Sanford
Ekgant Teatimental
Anoter
Raccoon Creek
Wabish Gan
East Liverpool
Wellaville
Monquinterlard
Borgotatown
Odun
Batord Sy
Mingo
Rev. Hapting
Qcharles Goncher, Sr
Bath
Reataurant
Wands Bnarned
Fanuel P. Arnold
George B. Arnold
Bend
Samual Sweatt
Lata
Lowell
Maas
Fred W. Baker
Tiltin B. Zilles
Red P. Stewart
Grace Dietrich
Homer H. Bowers
Motel C. O'Neal
Alex Cole
Sarah Craig
Myrtle Vaughn
Enterprise
Hofing & Houge
George Morrow Bes
Win Wallaca, Sr
Arriyo
Mata Teschers
Patriotisu
Wm. Jones
Allegheny
Masog
H. ©. Cooper
Eldaraville
Mra Thomas Horn
Milway
Bob Stepony
Cleveland
Kick
J. W. Gill
L A. Miller
Winfield Scott, Sant Co
Coe
Pooda
John McClave
O. O McGrew
Winnlea Weinestein
Waco
Texas
Joseph Weinstoin
W. Melahea
Ming
Tri-State
Jd. d. Roby
Todianapalia
Mise Josephine Hammond
A Grammar School
G. H. Miller
Wifo
Frank Hoecrefe
Pittsbagh
Minnie Wuscroft McCure
A. M. Lyons
O. J. McQunnall
Rev
A.C. Walker
Egersville, Pa
E. C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
Morrison's Drug Store
Arch Street
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