Death of Mrs. Rachael Gallagher Elliott
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Rachael Gallagher Elliott widow of Dr A A Elliott after a brief illness on December 28 in her North Fourth street home. Born May 10 1805 she stayed in the city, daughter of Squire James Gallagher, married 1883, and left a legacy of hospitality, charity, and loyalty to family. Survived by eight nephews and nieces and other gallagher descendants. She was member of St Stephen's church and left a memorial window for her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachael Gallagher H Eliott
A. A. Elliott
A. A. Filett
North Fourth Street
Elliott
St. Stephen's Church
Charles At Ghiey
Apghey City
Ambrose Galaes
Nelson D
Milier
Mile
Carles Gallagher
James
John
Esthe
Rachel
Orodien
John Gal
Illness with pneumonia widow of Patrick Moran dies at 16
A 16 year old widow of Patrick Moran of Dock Street dies after illness with pneumonia. She leaves two sons James and William of Pittsburgh and brother Daniel Kelly of Cairo, IMrs. She was a devout member of St Peters church. Remains to be brought to Swendenville for interment. Funeral notice later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Dock Street
James
William
Pittsburg
Daniel Kelly
Cairo
Imrs
St. Peters Church
Swendenville
Funeral services for James G. Smith in Mingo Junction
Funeral services were held Saturday in Mingo Junction for James G. Smith with Rev. Manley presiding. Pallbearers and flower bearers listed include George MecClean, X. Smith, Chas. Waddle, Albert Jackson, Ross Scott, Fred Farmer, John Quinn, Bert Haines, Warren Eb erie, and James Eb erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Smith
Mingo Junction
Rev. Manley
George MecClean
X. Smith
Chas. Waddle
Albert Jackson
Ross Scott
Fred Farmer
John Quinn
Bert
Ioin Haines
Warren
James Eberie
Funeral services for John Bag fett held on Sanday
Funeral services for John Bag fett were held on Sanday at Kew with Lt. Miller officiating. Pallbearers listed include J. T. Stewart, George Barthold, W. A. Clifton, J. 3. Maple, John George, and J. W. Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bag Fett
Sanday
Kew
Lt. Miller
J. T. Stewart
George Barthold
W. A. Clifton
Maple
John George
J. W. Sanders
Funeral Rites Held for Dean Hare at Mother's Home
Funeral services for Dean Hare were held at his mother Mrs Frank Hares residence on Monday afternoon with Rev Water Liggitt officiating and United Presbyterian church members assisting. After the service his body was interred by friends David McGowan Jr Fred Powers Hugh Sterling Andrew Coburn Pagel Shanks and Roy Erwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hare
Frank Hare
Water Liggitt
United Presbyterian Church
David McGowan
Fred Powers
Hugh Sterling
Andrew Coburn
Pagel Shanks
Roy Erwin
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Whittaker conducted by Rev Miller
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Whittaker was held at her son in law Homer Abels home on West Market Street Sunday afternoon with Rev George F P Miller officiating and the M P church choir assisting. Grandsons Thomas and William Whittaker and other relatives served as pallbearers and Benjamin Smith acted as flower bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Whittaker
Homer Abel
West Market Street
George FP. Miller
M. P. Church
Thomas
William Whittaker
Harry
Chester Rodgers
George Whittaker
Charles Brown
Charles Holroyd
James
Funeral services for John Barrett held at daughter’s home
The funeral for John Barrett took place at his daughter Mrs. James Marquis’s residence, 147 South High Street, on Sabbath afternoon with Rev. Isaac Miller presiding. After the service, pallbearers George Barthold, John T. Stewart, J. W. Saunders, W. A. Clifton, John A. Maple, and Johan George bore the remains to the tomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrett
James Marquis
South High Street
Isaac Miller
George Barthold
John T. Stewart
J. W. Saunders
W. A. Clifton
John A. Maple
Johan George
Death Notice of Ralph William Smith in Collier's Alley
Ralph William Smith son of George and Minnie Smith died at home in Collier's Alley on December 29 aged months and 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph William
George
Minnie Smith
Collier's Alley
Mrs Sarah C Davis Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Sarah C Davis wife of Dr H O Davis died at her home 1075 La Belle Avenue Sunday at 10 45 am after eight years of poor health and a three year serious condition. Born Smock in Marion county Kentucky she married Dr Davis 28 years ago and they have lived here a decade. Survived by husband two sisters and a brother Mrs Edward R Ames Conatannogga Tenn Mrs A J Graham Lebanon Ky John Smock Newmarket Ky. A member of Hamline M E church she bore her suffering with Christian patience and faith. Her remains will be taken to Lebanon Ky for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Davis
H O. Davis
la Belle Avenue
Smock
Marion County
Kentucky
Davis
Edward R. Ames
Conattanogga
Tenn
A. J. Graham
Lebanon
John Smock
Newmarket
Hamline M. FE
Church
Fim
Willig
David F McGhie Dies at 76 in East Liverpool
Former Knox County resident David F McGhie died of pneumonia at his East Liverpool home at 1 30 Friday afternoon aged 76 He was born on a county farm near Knox ville moved to East Liverpool two years ago His wife preceded him in death and he lived with his daughter Viola He was a Methodist and a former Mason of Steubenville Survived by four daughters Viola Mrs Harbourt Wellsville Pa Turbotville Pa and Mrs Johnson Orchard Grove Ave city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David F. McGhie
East Liverpool
Knoxville
Viola
Mer. McGhie
Methodist Church
Orchard Grove Avenue M. E
Steubenvile
John Harbourt
Wellsville
George Derr
Turbotville
John Johnson
Orchard Grove Avenue
Catherine Moran Dies in Pittsburgh After Short Illness
Mrs. Catherine Moran, formerly of Steubenville, passed away in Pittsburgh on Monday afternoon after a brief illness. The obituary notes her long residence in Steubenville and mentions surviving family members. Details of service arrangements were not available in the readable text.
James G Smith Obituary in Mingo Junction Community
James G Smith, an aged and esteemed Mingo Junction resident, died at his home on Lower Commercial Street after a stroke. Born December 2, 1843 in Georges Run, he worked 35 years for Carnegie Steel and retired after an injury. Survived by four children, a sister, and two brothers, he aided local politics as township trustee and Republican nominee for mayor. Funeral will be Friday at 2 PM with Mingo MFE church clergyman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Smith
Mingo Junction
Hishoe
Lower Commercial Street
Georges Run
This County
Jeremiah
Hannah Smith
Noah Smith
Steubenville
Andersonville
Carnegie Steel Company
Maria’ L
Emma Carlisle
New Castle
John Craig
Howard
Roy
B. W. Ebertin
Avalon
Smith
Hiram Sm
Los Angeles
Calif
Logan Lodge
Mingo
Nimrod
Methodist Church
Flo
J. B. Manley
Mingo M. FE
Samuel D Minor Prominent Empire Resident Dies at 84
Samuel D Minor former prominent Empire resident died on Wednesday December 25 at the home of his daughter Mrs J M Culp in East Liverpool aged 84. He was a Methodist Episcopal church member and brick manufacturer. Survived by Edgar S Empire Frank J Town Dr J Cy Toronto I S Pittsburg and Mrs J M Culp East Liverpool. Short funeral services will be held this evening at 7 o'clock from the Broad Way home. Remains will be taken to Empire Friday afternoon for service and interment at Foronto Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel D. Minor
Empire
County
J. M. Culp
East Liverpool
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edgar S
Frank J
Town
J. Cy
Toronto
I. S
Reverend J M Jamieson Dies. longtime Eastern Ohio educator
Rev J M Jamieson died at his home near Hopedale on Monday December 23. Born July 30 1836 in Fairheld Westmoreland PA he graduated Westminster College 1856 and Allegheny Seminary 1859. He served Piney Fork church 1860 to 1888 and taught at Hopedale College 1873 to 1880. Survived by children, two sons in ministry, one daughter missionary in India, and a son in U S government service. Funeral Thursday December 26 at 1 pm from his residence with interment at Bloomingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Jamieson
Jesse Mitchell Jamieson
Hopedale
Fairheld
Westmoreland County
Westminster College
Allegheny Seminary
Stetbenville Presbytery
Piney Fork
Ohio
Hopedale College
Iis Sone
India
John Y
U. S
Washington, DD. C
Jamieson
United States
Bloomingdals
Captain John Hanes Funeral Planned In Steubenville
Capt John Hanes a former Steubenville resident died Tuesday at his home near Colerain Belmont county Ohio His remains will be brought to Steubenville Friday for interment in Union cemetery The Odd Fellows will conduct the service He was born April 13 1839 and sailed the river trades becoming a captain and owner He served in the Civil War on a gunboat Retiring in 1882 he bought the Cape mill near Colerain He leaves two sons H Hanes and Oscar B Hanes a daughter Olive Job thirteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren He was the last surviving charter member of the Steubenville lodge of Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanes
Steubenville
Colerain
Belmont County
O. the
Union Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Cape Mill
H. Haines
Oscar B. Hanes
Nashville
Funeral services for C A Heil held in Rayland
The funeral of the late C A Heil who died at his Rayland home early Monday morning was held Thursday at 2 PM. Interment followed at Riverview cemetery. Martins Ferry lodge of Elks attended in a body, and Rev. Mr. Bingham of Ragland Presbyterian church officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Heil
Rayland
Riverview
Martins Ferry
Samuel G Naylor Dies At 77 In Quiet Death At Brother’s Home
Samuel G. Naylor born February 18 1835 son of John C and Jane McGraw Naylor died December 1 1912 at age 77 years 9 months 14 days at his brother Nathan M Taylor’s home He was a life member of the Society of Friends He left three brothers Nathan M Naylor William Naylor and Oliver Naylor and a sister Annie who had predeceased him The death was peaceful with no struggle and described as God’s finger touching him to sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Naylor
Samuel G. Naylor
John C
Jane McGraw Naylor
Society of Friends
Nathan M. Taylor
Nathan M. Naylor
William Naylor
Oliver Naylor
Annie
Finnish native John Wilson Dies of Typhoid Pneumonia
John Wilson a native of Finland died December 4 at city hospital after contracting typhoid pneumonia. He was 36 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilson
Finland
City Hospital
Weirton
Funeral of William S Coulter at Valhalla Cemetery
The funeral for 79 year old William S Coulter native of Fairview will be held tomorrow from Dr Coulter’s residence at University Heights St Louis Mo to Valhalla cemetery He spent years in South Bend Indiana and was a longtime general contractor retiring ten years ago He suffered paralysis a year after arriving in St Louis and never fully recovered
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S. Coulter
Fairview
W. Vai
5. M. Coulter
Washington
Dr. Coulter
University Heights
St. Louis
Funeral of Squire John H Roberts at Home
The funeral for the late Squire John H. Roberts was held from his home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock with Rev W M Sidener officiating. Services at the grave were conducted by the Masons and Stanton Post G A R. Pallbearers were W L Medill H J Curtis Lemuel Maple Henry Shaefer John Stewart and Mr Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Roberts
W. M. Sidener
Masons and Stanton Post
W. L. Medill
H. J. Curtis
Lemuel Maple
Henry Shaefer
John Stewart
Mr. Farmer
Mrs Florence Wright dies in Steubenville home
Florence Wright age 43 wife of D Wesley Wright found dead in bed at her step-daughter May Detemple's Steubenville home. Survived by husband two marriages three sons Thomas and Flmer deceased, Willian Major Robert Anna Laura Minnie Rutledge Bar ney Ketchum May DeTemple two sisters and two brothers with other relatives in East Liverpool and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Wright
D. Wesley Wright
Walkers
Liverpool
May DeTemple
Steubenville
DeTemple
Lovan Street
Mr Wright
American Sewer Pipe Company
Walker
Willian
Robert
Anna
Laura Wright
Minnie Rutledge
East Liverpool
Barney Ketchum
May DeTennie
Join Stevenson
Alice Warden
Howard Swageet
New Galilee
Violet Stackhouse
Malvern
David and
Samuel
Death Notice for Cochran Family in Liverpool Area
The body of Cochran of Fast Liverpool was taken to East Liverpool on Saturday and then home to James Lindsay at 1023 Am prose Avenue. Funeral services were held Monday at 10 at Dr Wright Sr home in Georgeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cochran
Liverpool
Sky
Thomas Cochran
Leith’y Ferry
James Lindsay
Amprose Avenue
Dr. Wright
Georgeton
Mrs. James Hunter Dies in To roto Ohio
Mrs. James Hunter wife of James Hunter died Sunday evening at her home in Toronto Ohio at 7133 o clock She was a daughter of the late Samuel and Layina Hunter of Wellsville and was born in this county She is survived by her husband ten children and several sisters and brothers The deceased was a member of the M E church of Toronto Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 PM at her home and interment will follow in Toronto Union Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunter
Mary L. Hunter
Toroto
Ohio
Samuel
Layina Hunter
Wellsville
Annie Geisinger
South Kith
Steubenville
Addie Deihl
Tiffin
Clarence
Nagle
Thomas
Hunter
M. E. Church of Toronto
Toronto Union Cemetery
Toronto
Patrick Dalton dies after illness at 43 in Latrobe area
Patrick Dalton died at his home 212 South Third street on Monday at 9 30 p m aged 43 years on March 9 1972 He was born in Ireland and lived here nine years coming from Latrobe Pennsylvania He worked as an agent for Keymann Brewing Co He married Mary Wright in 1900 and is survived by two children Thomas and Leon A sister Mrs Mary Doyle of Hostetter Pa and brothers Thos of Youngstown John Latrobe and Simon Sharon Pa Also a member of Holy Name Church He was regarded as a respected citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Dalton
Patrick David Dalton
South Third Street
Ireland
Latrobe
Keymann Brewing Co
Mary Wright
Thomas
Leon
Mary Doyle
Hostetter
Thos
Youngstown
John
Simon
Sharon
Holy Name Church
Mrs Nellie Conlan Cunniff Dies at 42 in Rosemont Minn
Nellie Conlan, born in Irondale and formerly of Steubenville, died Saturday in Rosemont Minnesota at age 42. Her maiden name was Conlan, daughter of John and Mary Conlan, both deceased. She leaves her husband and seven children, five sisters including Mrs. Win Jones, Mrs. J P Manley, Mrs. Fred Howser of Steubenville, Mrs. John Burns of Salineville, and Mrs. Harry Fuller of Swissvale Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
John Cunnif
Rosemont
Minn
Steubenville
Irondale
Nellie Conlan
John
Mary Conlan
Win. VY. Jones
J. P. Manley
Fred Howser
John Burns
Salineville
Harry Fuller
Swissvale
Mrs Alice Deitz Dies at 44 in Cambridge
Mrs Alice Deitz wife of Harry Deitz died Monday morning at her Cambridge home aged 44 She would have turned 45 this year She was born in Steubenville daughter of John and Ruth Knox now deceased Survived by husband four children and many siblings with several relatives traveling from Steubenville and Cambridge to attend the funeral including Blanche Carr Nellie Owens John Stewart William Knox and Ida Burgess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Deitz
Harry Deitz
Cambridge
Steubenville
John
Ruth Knox
John Stew‘art
Samuel Aldridge
George Carnahan
Washington, Pa
Sisley Linn
Ada Panos
Pittsburg
William Knox
Thomas Knox
East Liverpool
David Owens
South Fifth Street
Blanche Carr
Nellie Owens
John Stewart
Ida Burgess
Patrick OConnell Dies in Toronto Hospital at 58
Patrick OConnell of Toronto died Monday afternoon after a bout with whooping cough and complications while a patient at Ohio Valley Hospital. He was 58. The infant child of Yaset Gronberg of Weirton, West Virginia, died on December 20, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick O'Connell
Toronto
Ohio Valley Hospital
Yaset Gronberg
Weirton
W. Va
Tragic Death Reported for Child of Nannie Coher
A child of Nannie Coher residing at 1206 Market Street died on December 28 in Tore, with local authorities noting the fatal illness or accident as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Coher Jel
Market’ Street
Tore
Death of Theodore J Robinson at age 3 years
Theodore J son of William D and Rosa A Robinson of 9 Linden Avenue died December 30 1912 aged three years five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore J
Wm. D
Rosa A. Robinson
Linden Avenue
Infant child of Mr and Mrs Manack dies in 1912
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Manack of 25 North Seventh Street died on December 31, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Manack
North Seventh Street
Memorial tribute for Mrs A A Eliott at her home
Relatives and friends gathered Tuesday afternoon for a final tribute at the late home of Mrs A A Eliott. The Episcopal burial service was led by Rev Redhead with Miss Sie Harvard of Pittsburgh singing tender hymns. Nephews and cousins from Superior City Steubenville Cincinnati Pittsburg and Wheeling attended the interment. The service closed with prayers at the tomb and a fond farewell amid blossoms, as the old year wanes and a new dawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Eliott
Alternally
Episcopal Church
Redhead
St. Stephen's Parish
Sie Harvard
Pittsburg
Rey
Galligher
Superior City
Ambrose Gallagher
Steubenville
James
Andrew Gallagher
Cincinnati
Fred Elliott
Ambrose List
Wheeling
Mrs Davis Service Held at Moruday Evening
Mrs. Sarah C Davis wife of Dr H B Davis was laid to rest at 75 La Belle Avenue Moruday evening at 7 30 oclock Rev Dr Morris officiated delivering comforting words on the theme Victory Over Death. A quar-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C Davis
H. 2. Davis
la Belle Avenue
Moruday
Morris
Hamline Church Hymns Mark Departed Ancestor Burial
A fragment notes the Hamline church singing several favored hymns for the departed. The procession, led by internal parties, traveled via PC, Cy and St. Louis toward Lebanon Kentucky where the interment occurred in the burial ground, honoring the ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamline
Morig P. Ma
Contege
Cy & St. L
Lebanon
Funeral services for Mrs. James M. Priest held Monday
Funeral services for Mrs. James M. Priest were conducted Monday afternoon with Rev. W. M. Sidener officiating. Pallbearers included W. H. Campbell Edward Lucas George Griffith Charles Wells Carl Digger Wallace Baugher Benjamin Matthew, among others, and flowers were arranged for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Priest
W. M. Sidener
Edward Lucas
George Griffith
Charles Wells
Carl Digger
Wallace Baugher
Benjamin Matthew
Funeral services for Mrs Albert Knowles held Tuesday
The funeral services for Mrs Albert Knowles were conducted Tuesday afternoon by Rev J M Robinson. Music was provided by Mrs Korsstrom. Her brothers and brothers in law served as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Knowles
J. M. Robinson
Korsstrom
Inlow
Death of John Barrett aged 70 in Wintersville area
John Barrett longtime resident of the county died at his home 147 South High Street on Thursday evening aged 70 after a three day illness. He was born in Wintersville and lived here about 50 years, married to Harriet Atkinson who died 14 years ago. Survived by children Mrs Jamies Marquis Charles and George of Sewhenville Raleigh Mrs Otto J Schaefer of Pittsboro Ross in California, one brother Wilson of Dayton and sisters Mary of Steubenville and Sadie of Bowerstown. Civil War veteran served in Co F 25th Ohio one of seven brothers who served. two brothers killed in battle and one died of wounds. Former keeper at Jefferson blast furnace 30 years, later a stationary engineer. Member of Finley M E Church. noted for patriotism and industry. Survived by numerous grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrett
High Street
Egin
Wintersville
Harriett Atkinson
Jamies Marquis
Charles
George
Sewhenville
Raleigh
Youngstown
Otto J. Schaefer
Pittsboro
Ross
California
Wilson
Dayton
Mary
Steubenville
Sadie
Bowerstown
Ohio
Jefferson
Finley M.E. Church
Capt Mooar river pilot dies at Newport Ky at 71
Captain Luke McEoar, a famed Ohio river pilot known from Pittsburgh to New Orleans, died at his Newport home after a long river career. He became a pilot at 21 and captained the towboat John B. Williams, which until July carried 50 barges to New Orleans. A severe cold worsened heart trouble that led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooar
Luke Mcéoar
Pitsburg
New Orleans
Newport
River Service
John B. Williams
Mrs Elizabeth T Whittaker Dies After Long Life Of Faith
Mrs Elizabeth Turnbull Whittaker died at her daughter’s home on West Market Street Thursday night December 26 1912. Born May 25 1830 in Downs England she came to the United States at age ten and lived here since. She was the widow of Mark Whittaker a pioneer resident. Surviving children include Mrs John F Murphy Mrs Elizabeth Rodgers and Mrs Homer Abel of this city Michael W of East Liverpool Mark Whittaker of Trenton Ohio Eol Wird of Reno Pa John and William of this city. She had 28 grandchildren and 1? great grandchildren and was the last surviving member of her immediate family. A longtime member of the M P Church she remained active in church duties and was highly esteemed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth T. Whittaker
Elizabeth Turnbull Whittaker
Alrs
Homer Abel
West Market Street
Downs
County Durham
England
United States
Sue
Mark .Whittaker
John F. Murphy
Elizabeth Rodgers
Michael W
East Liverpool
Mark Whittaker
Trenton
Eolwird
Reno
John
William
Death notice for Mrs. Della Solter at Dry Coal Hill
Mrs Della Elizabeth Solter wife of Frank Solter died at her house Dry Coal Hill on Thursday at 62 m aged 27 years She had been ill with a complication of ailments Her maid named McGrew Her husband and five children survive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Solter
Tragic Death of Mary Marra Aged 3 in December
Mary Marra daughter of Join and Susie Marra died December 26 at home on Spencer Avenue after a diphtheria illness aged 3 years and nine days. She was buried with family rites as authorities note the loss to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Marra
Join
Susie Marra
Spencer Avenue
Three Months Old Kent Baby Dies After Illness
The three months old son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kent of 252 South Seventh Street died on Thursday evening after an illness of pneumonia. The remains will be taken to Cadiz Saturday for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose Kent
Sp. m
Cadiz
Mrs James M Priest dies after long illness at home
Mrs Mary Priest widow of James M Priest died at 325 North Fourth Street on Friday night aged 72 after organic heart trouble and long illness. Born in Yorkshire England she came to the United States in 1866 and married Mr Priest in 1883. Survived by husband and ten children, plus a brother Thomas Shannon and sister Mrs John Houghton. associated with St Pauls church and deeply beloved by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Priest
Mary Priest
North Fourth Street
Yorkshire
England
Thomas
Sarah Shannon
Minge Junction
United States
Death of Dean W Hare at 741 North Fourth Street
Dean W Hare aged 38 died at the family residence on Friday a.m. after four years of poor health from consumption. Born in Steubenville on September 30, 1874, he was a bookkeeper when able and leaves brothers TOR, Hare, Misses Mary and Sarah Hare of Steubenville and Mrs Samuel Mexander of Topeka. He was a member of the U P Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Wellin Mare
North Fourth Street
Colorado
Mr. Hare
Frank A. Hare
Catherine Hare
Steubenville
Ile
Tor
Flare
Mary
Sarah Hare
Samuel Mexander
Topeka
Kansas
U. P. Church
Mrs Albert Knowles Rites Mark 34 Year Life
Mrs Cora Knowles wife of Albert Knowles died at home 150 South Fight Street after a short illness neuralgia of the heart She was born Cadiz Ohio daughter of Robert and Elizabeth Miller married 1806 Survived by husband five children John Frances Gladys Lloyd Virginia two brothers Clarence Pittsburg Charles Steubenville and a sister Gertrude Steubenville member Westminster Presbyterian church remembered as a devoted wife and mother
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Knowles
Cora
Col
South
Fighth Screet
Cadiz
Robert
Elizabeth Miller
Mr. Knowles
John
Frances
Gladys
Lloyd
Virginia
Clarence
Pittsburg
Charles
Steubenville
Gertrude
Westminser Presbyterian Church
Mrs Mahala Freshwater dies at 79 in Colliers
Mrs Mahala Freshwater died at her Colliers home at 7 10 am aged 79 from pneumonia. Born in West Virginia she lived near Colliers all her life. Surviving siblings include Mrs Malinda Krider Mrs Mary Holmes Mrs Malinda Wood John Dowler Edward Dowler and Mrs Mary Gilchris. Surviving children from first husband J W Hall of Grayton Mrs Jennie Elders ville Mrs Isabelle Hindman of Washington county. She belonged to the M I church and was highly respected. Funeral is Monday with Paris interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahala Freshwater
Colliers
Vridory
West Virginia
Joseph
Hannah Krazier Dowler
Malinda Krider
Mary Holmes
Malinda Wood
John
Edward Dowler
Mary Gilchris
J. W. Hall
Grayton
Jennie Eldersville
Isabelle Hindman
Washington County
M. I. Church
Paris
Bell Child Ethel May Dies At Home At Two
Ethel May Bell daughter of Walter and Edith Bell died Friday at 11 p.m. at 427 South Sixth Street in the home of A L Jeffries. The two year old had suffered measles and pneumonia. Her parents seek friends sympathy in their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel May
Walter
Edith Jeffries Bell
A.L. Jeffries
South Sixth Street
Obsequies for Samuel D. Minor Held at Empire Church
The late Samuel D. Minor’s funeral services were conducted at the M. P. church in Empire Friday afternoon, attended by many. Minor worked in a fire brick plant, rose to foreman at Clifton works in West Virginia, owned half interest in Eagle Works near New Cumberland, and later helped run works near Entire in Jefferson County before retirement. He married Hannah M. Garlick in 1861 and is survived by five children: Edgar S., Frank L., H C., H. S., and Mrs J My Culp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Empire
Minor
Thes
Ohio
Tammondsville
Ithis County
Clifton
West Virginia
Eagle Works
New Cumberland
Entire
Jefferson County
Hannah M. Garlick
Wheeling Island
Rooe
Edgar S
Enmpire
Frank L
Towa
H. C
Toronto
H. S
Pittsburg
J. My Culp
Wellsville
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Solters held Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Frank Solters were held on Saturday with Rev A F Stahl officiating. Pallbearers named were John and Charles Solters, George, Charles, Thomas and Fred McGrew. Flower bearers included Mildred Edwards, Pearl, Audrey, Cornell, Mary and Ella McGrew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Solters
A. F. Stahl
John
Charles Solters
George
Charles
Thomas
Fred McGrew
Mildred Edwards
Pearl
Audrey
Cornellar
Mary
Ella McGrew
Two Local Infant Deaths Reported in Lincolns Ave and Latrobe
The two weeks old child of Mr and Mrs Clyde Starr of Lincolns avenue died on Tuesday night. The three weeks old child of Mr and Mrs L Mirch of 465 Railroad avenue died on Tuesday night. The remains of D J Dalton were taken to Latrobe Pennsylvania on Wednesday for service and interment there. They were accompanied by relatives and in-gads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Starr
Lincols Ave Anne
Ted
D. J. Dalton
Latrobe
Funeral Rites Held for Charles Paull
Funeral services for Charles Paull were conducted on Wednesday with Rev. J B Miller and Rev. Jobes officiating. The ceremony honored Paull’s life, with local clergy leading prayers and mourners gathering at the family home before the procession to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Paull
J. B.miller
Jobes
Funeral rites for Ralph Smith observed Tuesday
Funeral services for Ralph Smith, son of Mr and Mrs George Smith, were conducted on Tuesday with Rev George Miller officiating. Pallbearers named were Paul Morrow, John Marland, George Stil, and Walter Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
George Smith
George Miller
Paul Morrow
John Marland
George Stil
Walter Anderson
Obituary for Nancy Andrews Porter of Richmond Ohio
Nancy Andrews Porter was born March 13 1822 in Richmond Ohio and died November 26 1912 at nearly 90. She was daughter of David and Mary Ramsey Andrews and a charter member of the Associate Reformed and later the U P church of Richmond and Bloomfield. She married Nathay Porter in 1846 and lived on a Porter homestead at Cross Creek now Reeds Mills Ohio for six decades. Survived by eight children four of whom predeceased her, with Nathan M Porter of New...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Andrews Porter
Richmond,o
David and
Mary
Ramsey Andrews
Associate Reformed
U. P. Oope
Richmond
Bloomfield
Nathay
Porter
Cross Creek
Reeds Mills
Prion
Nathan M
New
Obituary Notice for Mrs. Nu Maur in Ohio Mother’s Legacy
An obituary describes a endured life of sorrow and resilience. From Athens Ohio to Des Moines Iowa the deceased left a widow with children and many kin. She is praised for her buoyant spirit, honesty, and steadfast trust in God as she passed peacefully to join loved ones in Heaven.
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Athens
Ohio
Robert R
First Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Iowa
Martha
John A
Martha Freeborn
Oberlin
Infant Henry Henson Kent Dies at Four Months
Henry Henson Kent infant son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Kent of South Seventh Street was born August 24 1912 and died December 26 April27 aged four months and two days Funeral services will be held at the residence at 8 oclock this evening Interment will be in Cadiz Ohio with Rev J E Buriten officiating
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Henry Henson Kent
Ambrose Kent
South Seventh Street
Cadiz
J. E. Buriten
Probate Court Petitions In Estate Actions
In estate of James W. Arthurs a petition to sell real estate was filed. James H. Smith was appointed administrator of James G. Smith with bond set at 6500 dollars. Mary Yatik seeks to compel F. L. McVoy, assignee, to turn over proceeds of a charter mortgage to her as a preferred creditor.
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James W. Arthurs
James H. Smith
James G. Smith
Mary Yatik
F. L. McVoy
Assignment of Cases And January Hearings
The Bar Association meets Friday at 9 a m in No 1 court to assign cases for next term. On January 14 a hearing on all motions arising from indictments for alleged violations under the Corrupt Practices Act will be held.
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The
Bar Association
No. 1
Wintersville Grange to Install Officers Friday Evening
Wintersville Grange will install officers on Friday evening with L. J. Ta her the Ohio Grange State Lecturer in charge. The proceedings will be open to the public.
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Wintersville Grange
L. J. Taher
Ohio Grange
West Virginia Coal Production Rise in 1912 Estimate
West Virginia coal production for 1912 shows an increase over 1911 according to an estimate by E W Parker coal statistician of the United States Geological Survey. The report notes a percent rise in output based on governmental figures released today.
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West Virginia
E. W. Parker
United States Geological Survey
Federal Judge Grants Rail Receiver Authority to Issue Certificates
Federal Judge Day of Cleveland yesterday authorized William M. Duncan receiver for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad to issue 2,425,000 in receivers certificates for new equipment. He sought authority to issue 34,000,000 to buy 1,900 freight cars and twenty locomotives, with the balance to maintain bridges and docks at Heron Ohio.
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Day
Cleveland
William MM. Duncan
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad Company
Duncan
Heron
Ohio
Noted man dies after traction car accident at Lazearville
Not known at Wellsburg, Michael McMahan died at City hospital from injuries after being struck by a traction car near Lazearville on Wednesday. Sheriff Kyle conducts inquiry to identify the deceased. a fetter bearing the name Michael McMahan is the sole known clue to his origins.
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Wellsburg
Michael McMahan
Lazearvile
Kyle
Manyas
Michael McAflahan i
Slavs Arrested After Boarding House Riot
Three Slavs of Kushun were jailed after a booze fest riot at a boarding house last night. They caused chaos, fought the constable with picks and axes, and one struck at the officer before being accidentally shot in the foot by a fellow drunk. County Detective Burns led deputies to inspect the rioters.
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Kushun
Burns
Court Items. WC Quillen Is Win For Plaintiff
In the case Nancy J. Maxwell v Leroy D Cole et al the court rules for the plaintiff with a finding of $40 to be paid by each party plus costs. A partition is made as part of the judgment.
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Ce McCullough
Nancy J. Maxwell
Leroy D. Cole
Oil Wells Increase Output on Belmont County Farms
Everett Ferguson and Co at Armstrongs Mills Belmont county drilled No 5 well on the Shep herd farm raising production to 200 barrels per day. No 1 on the same farm yields 150 barrels daily. No 1 Bethgraph and No 7 Boston farms, owned by the Natural Gas Company of West Virginia, produce at 115 barrels per day respectively.
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Everett Ferguson & Co
Armstrong's Mills
Belmont County
Shepherd Farm
Bethgraph
Boston Farms
The
Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia
Greek Celebration Marks January 6 In Greek Communities
Greeks prepare extended celebration from January 6 for Christmas observance with daily meetings. Victories in the Balkan War boost patriotic spirit as Greek colonies nationwide plan extensive events celebrating triumphs over the Turks.
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George
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