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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1908

Page

3

Christmas Quiet and Winter Framing Nearby News

Christmas passed quietly with happy tones as farmers prepare for winter and hope for a light snow. Revival services begin at Long's M. E. church on Sunday evening January 5. A crowd from the neighborhood plans to attend an entertainment at Powell's school house Friday the third. A. L. Bell of Steubenville was calling. John Brown has been home the past week.

Long's M. E. Church Powell's A. L. Bell Steubenville John Brown

Sensible Hobby Promotes Health and Wellness Belief

Well Known people devote spare time to upbuilding health and preaching good health. Physical culture grows as a hobby with many, promoting cures in digestion and nutrition using Mi O Na. Beall and Steele back Mi O Na with a 50 cent guarantee, promising refunds if it fails to cure.

Miona Beall & Steele

Fernwood Dramatic Club set to stage Under the Laurels

Earl Crouch, employed by Edward Gault for six months, has returned to Trinway Ohio. Mrs G B Smith and family of Unionport visit home folks. Under the Laurels will be produced at White's school house Saturday evening January 4. Epworth League supper at Miss Mary Long's was a grand success. Miss Mary Kirk returns home from time with her sister in Unionport. Don’t forget the play Saturday evening.

Earl Crouch Edward Gault Trinway G. B. Smith Unionport Fernwood Dramatic Club White’s School House

Local residents enjoy holidays and town gatherings

Absent family members return home from Wheeling and Painesville for Christmas. Friends and relatives gather for dinners and parties at Crabbs and George households. Notable items include a pending Culbert bridge project, Christmas tree event at M F church, and visits by Rev. Liggett, Rev. Hughart, and Dr. Walker. Several residents move or recover, with many spending holidays with kin.

Robbie George Commercial Wheeling Jay Crabbs Painesville Bert Crabbs Alliance Ree Crabbs Ada College Frank McCullough Ross Crabbs T. M. George J. W. Liggett J. Y. Walker J. E. George Berty Grabbs Miss Lid George R. M. Crabbs Culbert Moore’s Mill M. E. Church U. P M. F Hughart Liggett W. K. Smith John Christian James L. Cox James L. Will Far West Matthew Stevenson

Christmas Guests and Local News in Rush Run

Christmas visitors frequent Mannington, Steubenville, Ragland, and nearby towns. Housebound residents improve gradually while local projects advance. Rural mail route changes, school events, and coal company plans highlight the Rush Run area notices.

Sermons by Rev Cunningham and son at Mt Moriah church

Rev Cunningham preached an elegant sermon at Mt Moriah Sunday morning. His son delivered a fine sermon in the evening and will preach January 5 morning and evening. Mt Moriah young people report a notable entertainment at Bloomfield town hall on the 26th. Miss Inez Wood is spending the...

Cunningham Mt. Moriah Will Bloomfield Town Hall Inez Wood

Euphonean Glee Club and social notes in Bloomfield

Bloomfield society page lists Euphonean Glee Club performances at Town Hall and Farmer's Institute on January 21 and 29 30. Various residents host guests, travel news, New Year greetings, a postponed Leap Year dance, a quiet wedding, church notes, and social announcements from December 1907 to early January 1908.

Licorice Demand Rises as Asia Minor Fields Yield

Licorice and licorice root grow wild in Asia Minor fields and once unused, now meet rising demand. The United States alone exported goods valued at about 550 thousand dollars annually, reflecting intensified trade and production.

Asia Minor United States

Outdoor Fireplaces on Verandas Lure Cozy Retreats

A veranda fireplace, while unusual, provides a warm refuge during rainy days or cool evenings. It adds charm to outdoor spaces and may reduce the urge to retreat indoors, enriching the surrounding veranda ambiance.

Hazel Dell News Roundup January Happenings

January weather irons on heavy roads wheat prices stay favorable for farmers. George F. Cole leads school progress with new faces on playgrounds and in classrooms. Frank Ainly and sister Hope visit the Welday family. Farmers' Institute committee plans Bloomingdale session January 29-30. Supt. D. L. Buchanan and Mrs. visit Bergholz schools. W. T. Leech hosts guests. W. Scott Peterson entertains. G. C. Welday receives Brown Leghorn chickens from Sand Hills New Alexandria. Mrs. T. W. Johnson remains ill but not bedfast. Rev. H. A. Wesday leaves for Ohio Wesleyan. A rabbit-tale from hunters ends with a tree-climbing rabbit. Local youths attend a party at T. J. McCoy's.

George F. Cole Frank Ainly Miss Hope David Welday Farmers’ Institute G. L. Jewell Bloomingdale D. L. Buchanan Bergholz W. T. Leech W. Scott Peterson G. C. Welday Sand Hills New Alexandria W. A T. W. Johnson H. A. Wesday Delaware Ohio Wesleyan T. J. McCoy

Fernwood church sermon and local notices

Reverend L O Eldredge preached to a large audience at Long’s M E Church. Mrs R B Mansfield returns from Cincinnati visiting daughter Mrs Hays White. William Watt rents the William Harden farm and moves April 1. Alva Roe grows 1000 bushels of corn on ten acres. Smith Bros husk corn in 12 hours with a Deer ing husker. New road nearly solid after rains. old road should not have been abandoned. Edward Ekey to Bloomfield on business. White’s school pupils to perform soon. Dr Frank Ainley and sister Hope visit Bloomfield area. Bloomfield Farmers Institute meets at G L Jewell to plan January program. James Cable visits J S Thompson in Knoxville. Edward and Frank McCullough visit Leesville. O S Welday plans to return to Athens College January 6 1908. Taylor Long family host New Year’s dinner.

Fernwood L. O. Eldredge Bloomingdale Long M. E R. B. Mansfield Cincinnati Hays White William Watt Armstrong McCoy William Harden Alva Roe Smith Bros Edward Ekey Bloomfield White’s School Frank Ainley Cleveland Hope Iowa David Welday Julia Gault Bloomfield Farmers Institute G. L. Jewell Janary James Cable Knoxville J. S. Thompson Edward Frank McCullough Leesville O. Welday Athens College Taylor Long

Protracted Meeting and Holiday Visits in Bergholz

The Bergholz community reports a protracted meeting at the M F E Church. East Liverpool residents Miss Ina Twaddle and Miss Pansy Clark join friends, while Miss Stella Thorpe visits from Scio. Alliance and Akron visitors stay with locals, and Dr. Malone buys the late Waddle property near the post office.

Bergholz M. FE Ina Twaddle Pansy Clark East Liverpool Maggie Twaddle Stella Thorpe Scio Albert Thorpe Peter Cruser Florence Alliance Schumaker Akron Ed. Schumaker William Broad Dr. Allen Robert Hanson Bride Richard Hanson Pittsburg Mary Wilson Wellsville Jay Gooders James McConahaugh Malone Post Ofce

Santa Claus visit to Paris church gifts pastor

The Young Men's Bible Class of the Paris U. P. Church Santa Claused the pastor Rev. H. D. Gordon with an elegant plush laprobe.

Young Men’s Bible Class Paris U. P Santa

BRUSH CREEK COMMUNITY NOTES

Floyd McKinzie of Wellsville spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Flora Evans of Youngstown Ohio is visiting her mother Mrs. Elder. Noah Russell bought a new engine to grind feed for the public. J D McKinzie of Beloit visited his recovering father. M G Dorrance and Clyde Smith hauled oil well casing from Wellsville for the Adams farm. William Kerr and wife spent Christmas with Rev. Bevington and wife at Senecaville.

Brush Creek Floyd McKinzie Wellsville Flora Evans Youngstown Ohio Elder Noah Russell J. D. McKinzie Beloit M. G. Dorrance Clyde Smith Adams Farm William Kerr Rev. Bevington Senecaville

Pine Grove Notes on Local Moves and Events

Henry Walker visited Toronto relatives for a few days. J E Jackman moves his saw mill to George Saltsman s farm this A. Several young men attended the social at the Dorrance home on New Year s night. Ames Lowry visited Hammonds ville on Saturday. No mail service Wednesday due to holiday celebrations. Bell Company plans a proposition to Pine Grove Telephone at Friday meeting.

Henry Walker Toronto J. E. Jackman George Saltsman Dorrance Ames Lowry Hammondsville Bell Company Pine Grove Telephone Company

Wintersv ille Community Notes End of Year Arrangements

Protracted meetings begin January 1 at the M E Ping. School resumes January 2 after a week’s vacation. James Porter moves to Alliance. Harry Marker relocates to the Ekey place. Mark Woodin takes a La Belle Co position and moves to Followsbee. Charles Heinman occupies the McElroy property. Mrs. Loyd visits daughter Mrs Edward Crawford. Prof. George and family holiday at Reed's Mills and Fernwood. Epworth League social at Ellsworth Floyd home on Dec 31 well attended. Lizzie Welday resumes Hills School duties after holiday. Zoe Day enjoys holidays at homestead south of town. Leora Fryer of Bridgeville visiting Avis Lowry. Rev H A Wesday, O W U student, visits local friends. Elma Edgund visits Steuben ville. Frank Marker adds a portico to new home.

Euphonean Glee Club Town Hall Farmer's Institute McKinney Thompson Jewett James C. Parks John Myers Unionport Margaret Merryman Frank Eberlein Wheeling Will Speer Emmett Lighthell Edwin M. Crawford Washington, D. C Baltimore A. D. Hammond Bessie Merryman Eva Burnett Uhrichsville A. Blackburn Cleveland George M. Brown Hebron Ed Blackburn Lucy Harris Allegheny Thosarris Hattie Smith Chicago Harris Spinhaltz Charles N. Brown Virginia Brown New Cumberland Ray Bucer Akron James Willemin George Mather Lima O. Frank Hobled East Liverpool Jennie Merryman Annie Lemuel C. Whitten Smithfield L. O. Eldredge Reform School Harry Market Wintersville Ruth Jones Steubenville T. M. Bell Frank Cope Pacific Coast Wayne Township H. D. Blackburn Mt. Moriah N. B. Merryman Prof. Pierce Miss Anderson Presbyterian Sunday School A. J. Porter Porter A. L D. W. MacLeod Presbyterian Church Virginia MacMasters Wayne Townships Barberton Stant Cookson W. C. Cookson H. H. Pollock T. W. O'Neil Carnegie Bloomfield Carrie Cooper Cartiglord F. Buttriss Olive Clarence Burriss Fairplay I. W. Burriss Stenhenville George M. E. Ping James Porter Alliance Harry Marker Ekey Place M& Porter Mark Woodin la Belle ‘Co Follawsbee Charles Heinman McElroy W. C. Loyd Homestead Leora Fryer Bridgeville Avis Lowry H. A. Wesday Delaware Elma Edgund Frank Marker Wm. T. Leech DL. Buchanan Bergholz Ohio William Scott Denver Col F. B. Scott Harry Lawrence McElroy Edward Cunningham L.F. Beltz Rachel Beltz Mabel Allen Two Ridges J .B. Stonebraker George W. Reed L. W. McElroy Fair Play Archie Rowland Floyd Hosterman Adena Marion Schaffer Jas. C. Bowers Ellis Welday Your City S. S. Welday Bowers

CROSS CREEK. Write it 1908. Ralph Strain visit. Christmas notes

In 1908 Cross Creek notes Ralph Strain of Pittsburg spent last Sabbath with his parents at the old home place. Nellie Baxter visited Wellsboro. Allen Criss of Wellsburg stayed with his uncle Fred Baxter. T H Strain visited W A Strain. A farm horse was shot after being kicked. Alta Loughhead attended a Good Will school Christmas program. N M Poole returned from Florida with no health gain. Mrs. Hardy Brown attended St Johns church. Mrs Albert Elson and granddaughter spent Christmas with Mrs. Br yan of Martins Ferry. Dogs roaming caused losses to sheep farmers. owners urged to restrain them.

Ralph Strain Pittsburg Old Home Place Nellie Baxter Allen Criss Wellsburg Fred Baxter T. H. Strain W. A. Strain McClelland Alta Loughhead Good Will School Miss Loughhead Steubenville N. M. Poole Florida Hardy Brown St. John’s Church Albert Elson

Christmas News from Steubenville and Nearby

G K Pearce and wife of Steubenville spent Christmas with Mrs Pearce s parents Mr and Mrs John Lowry. Lena Russell visited friends in Chester West Virginia last week. Lola Lowry visits brother Emmett of Steubenville. Fred Van Dyke and Florence attended the Christmas entertainment at Mooretown. Protracted meeting begins Jan 5 at this place. Mr Tripp and Miss Glenn of Perea attended church Sunday. Verda and Elva Smith of Reed s Mills visited Ridge friends last week. Mr and Mrs J B Hinson of Salem and Mr and Mrs Stewart McGrail of Richmond spent Christmas at Wm Carson s. John Moore lately called on the ridge after school in Columbus. Fred Russell and wife spent Christmas at the Harbour home on Bacon meet. Taylor Carson visiting his sister in Richmond for a few days.

Pine Grove G. K. Pearce Steubenville Verda Elva Smith Reed's Mills J. B. Hinson Salem Stewart McGrail Richmond Bacon Taylor Carson

Leap Year Adventure Calls Ridge Boys to High Timber

The note directs the ridge boys to move to the high timber for a leap year adventure. It implies a backcountry excursion or gathering labeled Leap Year, with emphasis on location and timing as implied by the instruction.

New Year Gossip and Local Holiday Moves in Reed's Mills

The Reed's Mills column notes 1907 fading and 1908 new year wishes with a Weekly Herald-Star pitch. It lists guests visiting from Medina and Steubenville, Christmas visits, New Year dinners, college trips, and church revival plans at the M E church with Rev. Peck and Rev. Fetch. Local families host and travel between Unionport, Denver, Bergholz, and Wellsville amid social gatherings and school vacation.

Christmas entertainments at local churches in Irondale

Irondale community enjoyed diverse Christmas events at the Methodist Episcopal church Monday and at the Presbyterian and Christian churches Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Will Cooper returned for the season as part of the season's social round.

Irondale Methodist Episcopal Church Presbyterian and Christian Churches Will Cooper

Hyomei offers guaranteed relief from catarrh sales pitch

Beall and Steele promote Hyomei with a money back guarantee on every dollar outfit claiming rapid cures for catarrh. The ad stresses medicated air treatment that kills germs, soothes membranes, and prevents irritation, asserting many local successes and urging immediate trial for relief.

Beall & Steele

Country Christmas Dinner for E R Cole Family

Mr and Mrs E R Cole entertained many friends and neighbors with a turkey dinner at their country home near Smithfield on Christmas Eve. A central Christmas tree held costly gifts for their son Raymond. Guests included County Commissioner Alexander Cole and Professor Lewis.

E. R. Cole Smithfield Raymond E. R C. $. Cole Billy Cole Alexander Cole Harrison County Professor Lewis Wellsburg W. Va Plum Run Frederick Scott Glayds C. S. Cole Wells Township George Purviance John Whitten John Cole

Probate Court Notice of Multiple Estate Accounts Hearing

In Jefferson County Probate Court a hearing is set for January 25, 1908 on numerous final, first and second accounts of estate administrators, executors, guardians and assignees including Mansfield, Flote, Cleary, Kitheart, Custar, Duvall, Brandfast, Smith, Adams, Davidson, Alexander, Ferguson, Vinass and others. Objections to any account must be filed by the hearing date.

Jefferson County John A. Mansfield John T. Maxwell Henry Flote Anna Koch Bridget A. Cleary John Clary John A. Kithcart Elizabeth Harner John A. Custar Sarah H. Walker Marshall N. Duvall de Honis Anna M. McCay George J. Brandfast August Brandfast John K. Smith Simeon Smith George H. Adams Henry Adams Wioward Davidson William Fast S. Z Alexander William Jones Austin F. Ferguson Elizabeth Ogden John A. Kitheart John W. ‘Smith Willaim M. Kerr Thomas F. Householder Jasper J. Dallas James McBride Clyde M. White S. O. Dougherty

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