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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1902

Page

15

Holiday notes and town news from Cumberland

Empire Star correspondence from Cumberland reports Mr and Mrs Joseph Grounds hosting Mabel Stone for the holidays, Israel Steel’s barrow escape following a blast, William Warley’s family visiting, and changes in school staff. Other items include local visits to Toronto, a Christmas Eve wedding, a lecture by Roy Stewart, and a death in Toronto prompting church cancellations.

William Warley Preasant Shelt Pacente Han Guthris Eee Menager Toronto Chaagee Mineeinger Lumley Beratten Wedoeda Jacob Minnelager Lovies Stewart Wroom Browe Cray M BP Ida McCleiland Grace Nixon Q Roy Stewart U. Nelson Nelaon Dows Gorda Wirt Wm Bone Pittsburgh Ben Hur Saway Coarlea Vance Vita Dreretiild Mrs. Vance Oberine Householder Mina Seasie Patera Maertin Birdie Peters

Local notes and social items from a small town

Mr Moriab and others visitants, Miss F Bell and Mrs Bell in town. Central telephone outage for days due to building move. about 100 phones affected. Literary Society meeting at No 9 Inez reported a good program. A horse lost by Vale. Manfield convalescing. temperature plunged to 10-14 below zero last week. Turkey shot by A F Wood. Rev Sim preached on the 20th. Wilfred Cope visiting. Wabash railroad right of way progress. F P Bell hosted a largely attended dance Friday. Mary Reson shopping in Slechenville.

Kreager Fack T. Well Carnegie F. P. Bell Leroy Oole Palmes Literary Society Inez X. B. Vale J. W. Manfield Mercury Zara Milea Bell East Liverpool A. F Mary Reson Slechenvills Mpada Flerald-Atar D. W. McCain John Arnis McCain Cheatnus Ridge J. Ree C. Peck Herre U Iver Portland ASR Rivardeas Willam Wo. Jones DC Peck Brilliant Kate Jones John Wetherell Tusday Naonwe Cusik Mise L'zzis Dorsey Melvin Lewis Kart Liverpool bin Patecta B. W Eliza K. Spencer Allen Wylis Carla Macand Linas Frank Weangrell Disoo Spen Wiretuas Beech Mir UG Jove Frank Bone Staubenville Eddie Brown Jemima Mamme Peek Kris Kingle Dieassel Harrie Hudpa Brown Kamindy Macy

Heasant Hill Social Notes and Obituary Fragments

A garbled local notices page lists names and events from nearby families. Mentions Deodon Clark of Prescot visiting relatives, Bell of Beat Liverpol, Uriah Cruser, and D A McCallough among attendees. Funeral and chapel events are noted, with scattered references to August and October dates and community figures.

Deodon D. M Clark Prescot Meny Buszo Califorais Paosola Nolli Thorsa B. Mi. Bell Beat Liverponl Heilard Uriah Cruser Tieanne Otedter D. A. McCallough Wise Ly Ford Vite Netlis Jake Fy Ford Ave Berean Bar- Brida Dennis Ape C. W. McCetlough J. B Brey's Chapel Tuseday

Funeral notices and holiday social wrap in Cheatnus Ridge

Amid a long list of local greetings and family notes from Cheatnus Ridge and surrounding areas, residents attend funerals and host visitors over Christmas. The report recounts a funeral for Herre U Iver of Portland, several holiday gatherings, church events, and minor mishaps including a fall and a buggy accident without serious injuries. The tone mirrors a small-town community chronicle with numerous names, places, and festive references.

Richmond Tidings of Change and Loss Across December

A Richmond column notes a funeral for the infant child of Mr and Mrs Alpert Culp in Union Cemetery. Several local residents face illness with pneumonia and others welcome new births. Teachers Tutte Stephens Kathryn Culp resume duties January 4. Prof Boyes pushes student progress at the college. Jenoe Thompson returns after her father's death. Luella Graber visits friends in town.

Alpert Culp Union Ametory Harry Bates Poomonia Peter Rodgern Wilbur Jackies Dave Cameron George Timbo Oklahoma George Gille Mingo Eagle Rutledge le Vialtiog Ulledgs Waltio Witttans Wapgocer Tutte Stephens Kathryn Culp Prof Boyes Jenoie Thompson Luella Graber Fe

Two Ridges Church News and Local Notices

Our correspondent reports Rev. Mo Tivaioe of Toronto and H D Cacpingham former local teacher visiting Staubinville after the holiday. Prof Nelson directs school music in Mount Airy area. Mount Airy Literary Society met at Boss schoolhouse. Progiant D M Gupber led last Thursday’s orderly session. Classes were fairly well represented as members debated a terming peys. Music by Mount Airy choir.

Ray. B. Bea‘es Staubinville Alger Mo Tivaioe Toronto H.D Cacpingham Philadelphia Nelson Eland Creek Township Mount Airy D. M. Gupber Me Airy

Personal notices from a 1631 Horald Star edition

Spotted greetings from Jewett and Evii Mainttert households on Christmas day gatherers. Several locals like Sanford Houmevs died Christmas morning, with obsequies at MKB Church. Visitors and family members such as A. D Dray, Mra Arbaugh, and Lucan of Newark spent holidays in Carrollton and Bowars ton, while others attended services or entertained guests in Bakeraville and Annapolis.

Powersion Goees Sher Couch Evii Mainttert Wee Amas Speer Hopedae M. AO Jones Jones Janile Mee A.M &Peer Mises May Sloane Walker Ace R G Laughin Mise Myrtle Patera Bucavilla Willian Peters Mes Mildeen Spant Ms. A. Ne Tlara Newark Willing Busby Daubter Obtistruna Raotel Pater Allenswirso Metr Mise Lucy Annapolis Boalness i Eamet Forgreen Leautt Bakeraville Charles Busby Tomeh Lewis Bolly Birney Charie Uses Arandrag Herjamio Ton Mireve Elen Vera Speer Oakdale Theie Arandparente N. Ub Aport Wesley Mattern Tolk

Smithfield News Recaps Holidays and Church Gatherings

Smithfield residents enjoyed holiday visits and church events at M. E. and Mr P churches with large audiences, a Sabbath School entertainment by the Quaker church, and various local guests including Rev T H Anderson of Damascus Ohio. The piece notes preparations for absorption into Greater Blencanville as streetcar links continue.

Correspondeova Smithfeld Customars Maune M. E Mr. P Sabbath School Quaker Church J. Welday T. H. Anderson Ana Family Damascus Ohio Val Bneleas Redhoad Comutortion Arthur Woolum Disroland Waler Scott Scio College B.tool Logan Smith Blenbenville Smithfield Greater Bleucanville

Fernwool Apectal correspondence to Herald Shar

Fernwool reports from Branheavil area with notes on Christmas turkey, drilling plans, and local schoolhouse wall repairs. Mentions Ada Maxwell teaching in Loranto, Son J. O. Brown hosting neighbors, and Mrs. A. M. Smith attending Bloomfeld meeting.

Herald-Shar Joseph Nichaolean End Jamea Reynolde Sod Branheavil Turkey John Underwood Green Lawn W.a.mccollough Eli Kirk J. Thompson Dir Berg Misa Keli A. M. Smith Bloomfeld Digser G. L. Backbuarn Myr Johnson Reed's Mille Powsli Literary Society Magnoli Ford and Briibar Richmond W. A. McCollough Mille Farmer's Telephone Company Waree Moxgel Oura Lovevent Brenk Pittsburgo Ehout Wesk Beck

Hazel Dell Community Notes On Roads And Visits

Hazel Dell reports on road work with grade details on a rail partrestle and local officials, plus community updates. Several residents are noted attending gatherings, hosting guests, and observing holidays, with mentions of teachers, storeowners, and neighbors in social visits and celebrations.

Christmas Holiday Letters From Local Students

Annapolis area readers note holiday visits as students and families gather. W D Carey carves a short visit with a patent, Sharron Wryan visits East Liverpool, and Walter Micer stays with a host family in Kansas City. Belle Abields and Blele Me Ke are concluding a successful term as teachers. L R K Privé of the Presbyterian Sabbath School reports a generous school treat. Prof J J Ke Kennedy and staff hosted high school pupils for a Christmas Eve celebration with prizes awarded for a verse reading.

Foreat CO Foley Mien Belle Abields Blele Me- Ke B.vyd K Micor Bens Westheyan University of Donwart Gulibreith Jewets Alfred McKee L. RK Prive J J. Ke Onedy Paisa

Local Brush Creek Notes On Holiday Visits And School Close

Special Correspondent reports a series of Christmas and New Year visits across Brush Creek communities. Multiple residents from Cleveland to Richland County Wisconsin travel to relatives in Chestnut Ridge and Canton, with holiday gatherings noted. The region's school closes for holidays, a local chopping mill reports completion, and a few accidents and illnesses are mentioned along with ongoing correspodence.

Dao Georgs Boop and Son Cleveland McGraw & Boop Jason Pour Martha Carpenter Shai Mre Tarry Sheets Stubsoville Hunday Mies Cora McGrew Canton Bie Upnton Milas Blanch Brownles Ciera McKrean Horch John Hoge Pitasent Spoot Georgs Bell Mintle Cuslok

Church crews resume meetings after holiday pause

Center Chapel activities resume with Oneteepondene Hersid-Star Do 8t-Sabkoot and Pier ence Belchard of Omge as teachers in the echoes room. Epworth Lesgas cabinet meets at G. W. Morrow's home Jan 1 from 7 to 3 o'clock. Mrs W T Wright and Mrs Shans on the sick list. Florence Morrow spent holidays at home. Vonter Chaps attends Staubanville High School. Mrs McFeely of Jefferson visiting Elisabeth Galbraith. Websters Hog Watl and James Crabb invited for a birthday party Jan 6. J O Wilkinson of Mingo Junction visited his mother. A M Bhane in Florence oll Seis building for the Forest a.

Pierence Belchard Omge Pho Echoes Epworth Lesgas G. W. Morrow W .T. Wright Shans Mies Florence Morrow Ebsia Staubanville McFeely Jefferson Harrion County Elisabeth Galbraith MM Ross Proquet Websters Hog

Portland Letters Reflected In Herald Star Correspondence

Special correspondence from Portland to Herald Star shows a large number of items from three correspondents, combined into one published letter. January 1 notes Roy Carpenter of Obskin College vacationing with his parents, while Mrs Miller and Mrs Lewis Hawthornes visit Utica Ohio. Miss Nellie Oliver hosted a pleasant evening with Miss Bory Burrlee of Mt Plane and others despite bad weather as neighbors enjoyed music and greetings for the new year at The Highlands.

Herald Star Portland Roy Carpenter Obskin College Miller Smithfield Slater Lewia Hawthorns Highlands Utica Misa Nellie Oliver

Local notices and Christmas greetings from Hammondaville area

Mpendat Corre reports on community events in Hammondaville. Notes include sympathy for Mrs. Robert Montaugh, who is injured after stepping on a nail, and condolences for Miss Kern Me Hans of Chan ter West Virginia. Mentions families visiting relatives, Christmas gatherings, and the dedication of a new Christian Church on Sunday January 19. Also reports on a coal mining manager sickness, a broken joo in Yellow Creek, a flooded lowland area, and local social visits around Pine Grove, Lisbon, Mingo, and Cleveland.

Frank Salteman Gicén Echool Jaarn Robert Molntoah Noel Hevet John Bubman Mim Kern Hans Chanter W Va Metane E E Saltaman Dover New Christian Church Henry Welsh Big Yellow Creek Bounty Bridge Oll Belmont County Mise Maud Dilen Mingo Clyde Christansa J J McCormick Olata and Helen Mellalte Thomas Gill Lisbon Wo Wallace Cleveland

Christmas Gatherings In Winteraville Update

Winteraville residents share holiday cheer at doctor Porter and Rev Loyd homes. Jon Wagner and family from East Liverpool attend. Many local teachers and residents host gatherings and enjoy evenings with friends. A quiet Christmas season with church plans and community mix concludes with refreshments.

Literary Society Debates at Quaker Ridges

Creswell notes a Literary Society gathering at Quaker Ridges with a debate on whether the poor man faces more real life pressure than the sick man. Eight participants argued for and against, while the 4 O Clock Quartet provided music. Read of local visits and family updates including pneumonia illness and travel.

Creswell The Herald-Star Quaker Ridges Macdgraas Deny Metcalf B.J. Gikiveen Pour O'clock Harry Halen Quaker Ridge James Ferguson Jemiph OU Bowers George Lawson Giorgi Ganavoje Breubaayilie K. C. Talbots Wheelaveburg George C. Porter Greenwell Jims Mise Besse Davia Rte

Death notices and local social updates from Pine Grove

Special Correspondence Herald Star reports Mrs. Rens Molisne died at her Chester home on Saturday December 26. Interment in Wallauvalua cemetery. Also notes on J. J. Bitlman presiding, J. F. Calla and Frank Aiteman leaving Hols for Melo to study business, holiday visits by Mrs. S. S. Lowry and her daughter, Miss Florance Vas Dyke hosting friends, and Miss Elizabeth Cameron visiting from Balina.

Pine Grove Herald-Star Rens Molisne Chester Hols Melo Lowry Teubenvilie John Lowry Florance Vas Dyke Duaber Misa Hliaghetl Cameron Balinuwhe Mia Wo Rossel

Christmas gatherings across Dijlonvale and surrounding towns

Updegraf reports holiday visits as residents from Dijlonvale and nearby areas spend Christmas with family. Names listed include Leb Harrs, D W Reynard, Miss Saline, Ada Vrande, Lise Raynard, Gertrude Barber, Robert Kracols, May Dorrance, Arthur Meory and others. The season’s social note notes the lack of attendance at York’s Cheletan tree event and no notable gatherings beyond small family visits.

Leb Harrs D. W Reynard Dijlonvale William Rayomd Saline Ada Vrande Chefeumas Raynard York Croton Gertrude Barber BinithAeld Robert Kracols May Dorrance Canton Arthur Meory Martin's Perry Howe Henry

Wedding and holiday greetings from Elderaville

Local notes list Mr. and Mrs. B A Vorkere and family planning a cold season gathering at their home in Hurgetta town. A turkey roast is noted for a social at the Wilson residence with several relatives and friends visiting from various towns and counties during the holiday period.

Dee B. A. Vorkere Botardey J ‘Pa Bataan Bort Arthur Tex Bre Wea W. A. Wilson Hurgetta End Mre Wm. Joynton Mas Eo Uloes Clove Bue Evetown Leveland Parkhill Fulke Migs Graos Maivia Voshaco la Apending Mar. J. Carpenter Church of Eidereville Jolly Town

Prominent Citizen Killed Near Grove Tracks

A prominent citizen named Stokely was struck and killed by a passenger train near The Grove in the early morning. He had left home for a look at railway construction work and was walking along the tracks when the O and P passenger train hit him. He died before medical help arrived. witnesses described the scene and the immediate aftermath.

Stokely Gtukely Mde Mindios & Prent Bobelp Mao Enel Frank Gato Tatabey Riverside Farnass

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