Local residents visit and travel notes from area letters
Wednesday O D Rhinehart of Bergholtz is in the P Boigne home after a trip. Zohm visits Hast ue Cooper of Knox township in Woellsburg. Robert hove Irondale hosts. Miss Titan Parks returned from Pittataturgh. Wood returned to Duluth. G Gill and wife returned from Pittsburgh. John Murphy returned to St Vincent's academy. Mr Hewiton of Loonville visits. Mary Phillips of Bridgeport visits friends here. Wheeling relatives visiting in the city. J W Matlock returned to Griml Town University. Munker left for New York after a visit. F Mansfield of Fernwood on business. A Clark visits Dr Wal Clark of Pittsburgh. Falton and Col Onae returned to 0 8 0. Thus McCrystal shoe returned from Columbus. Gar eM mentions Iberiane chatter on the legislature. Many locals note trips to Pittsburgh and other towns. Parrytown N Y left today for Toledo for a job. Stephen Humble and others visit O Now Boi on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Rhinehart
Bergholtz
P. Boigne
Nieaie Zohm
Ue Cooper
Knox Townshilp
Cote
Woellsburg
Robert
Hove
Irondale
Titan Parks
Pittattaturgh
Wood
Duluth
New York
F. Mansfield
Fernwood
A. Clark
Wal Clark
Pitteburgh Ee En Falton
Col
Onae
McCrystal
Columbus
Garem
Steubenville
Myere
Owales
Express Co
Ila
Barclay
Parrytown
N.Y
Toledo
Balk & O'Neal
Stephen
Boi
Weddings and Anniversary Celebrations Highlight Local Social Notes
Relatives and immediate friends witness ceremonies with plans for a California honeymoon as the newlyweds depart after joining Mr. Naylor’s parents in the west. A stag party for James Puy, janitor of the court houses, marks his seventieth birthday with tributes. In Steubenville, Miss Alice Huntaman wed Roy M. Morbes at St Paul’s rectory. they will reside in Shoraden at a prepped corner house. A large gathering of Hedredan relatives celebrated their arrival with songs, gifts, and a piano und among the items. The groom, a key figure at Well Supply Company in Pittsburgh, was feted with glassware, silverware, and a fine upright piano as the couple settles into their new home.
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Iimediats
Misa Marais Goyj
Mies Daily Guydat
Theta
B.J. Guye
Nelson Howard
Guy
Bheraden
Steubenville
Ohio
Misa Alice
William A. Huntaman
Roy M. Morbes
Pittsburgh
St Paul's Rectory
Brandenville
G. W. Hinkle
Shoraden
Hirth Street
American Avenue
Barth
Myra
George E. Harlan
Chartiers
Uvanue
Pittaburah
Chartiers Valioy Mirror
Death of Allan J Pricat in Alikanna at 78
Allan J Pricat, long time resident of Alikanna, died at his home at 6:80 this morning aged 78 after enduring five or six months of invalidism following a second stroke. Born August 10, 1853 in Wallburg, W Va, he married Jane Yocum and leaves children Pronk V Priest of Missouri, Mrs Mary Qandal of Oklahoma, Mrs Elizabeth Sandroale of Pittsburgh, I Margin, John H and Allenna. He operated a business on Adams Street established in 1901. Burial details and survivors listed in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldan J
Prigat
Allan J. Pricat
Alikanna
Ard
Jane
John and
Sprahl
Missouri
Mary
Qandal
Oklahoma
Mra
Elizabeth
Sandroale
Ori Pisburgh
W.margin
Joho’ H
Local names confirm tentative county meeting notes
A fragmentary report notes tentative findings by Blaher Worthington and King from Jefferson County about Creeks township and nearby areas. Names appear garbled but indicate a discussion of local place designations and associations with Buvel Dam and Vege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaher
Mays
Worthington
Belmont
Jeferson County
King
Creek Township
Jeferson
Fragmentary obituary notes and legal references
Sparse OCR text mentions wills and administrators including a Fielding lies unclear with scattered names such as Paley Lanne and Vid Aerd alia. The fragment contains references to heirs or executors and routine probate terms but lacks coherent facts or dates.
Musical Treat Delights Few at Pittsburgh Orchestra Visit
A Turner Hall audience of about two thirds capacity enjoyed a varied program by the Pittsburgh Orchestra Solotate under Victor Lerbert. Encores pleased the crowd as flute and cello solos impressed, with Karl Barnethalart praised for his artistry. The concert, though not financially assured, promises future regional appearances by the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Orchestra
Turner Hall
Breakinville
Wahlb
Herbert
Victor Lerbert
Pittsburgh
Karl Barnethalart
Plantat
Fritz Kreisler
Vienna
The
Svening
Kroehlingslid
Mendelagohn
Delibea A
Violio Bolo
Emil §Chomidt
Tad H
Doan's Pills Promise Relief from Back Pain
A reader from 480 South Fifth Street credits Doan's Pills with curing a long back ache. She describes sharp kidney twinges, leg swelling, and partial loss of hand control that improved after finishing a Doan's box. The testimonial urges others to use Doan's from all dealers for 60 cents and to remember the name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Lewis Hammond
South Fifth Streas
Bigele
Aiden
Unclear OCR Notice on Public Auction and Schedule
Fragmentary OCR text lists an auction close date on a Tuesday in January with a late fee and schedule notes. It mentions an office event on a Saturday evening and references a 16 per cent penalty. Names and exact items are obscured by unreadable characters.
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McO
Racken
Jem Wn Co
Remembered Physician Dr A W Obass and His Medicine Voiced Worldwide
An obituary style note extolls Dr A W Chase the renowned physician and author of Nerve Pills. It mentions his recipe book known globally, praises his medicine for restoring strength and energy, and notes Beall & Steele’s Drug Store as a place to buy Dr A W Chase Medicine Co. products. It also warns to watch for authentic portrait and signature on every package.
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A. W. Ohsse
Alec
bin Akill
Bérae
John Quaigg
Market Street
Ateubonvilla
A. W. Case
Beall & Steele
Nervaa
A. W. Chase
Public notices and social items from The OC and P
Local notes report the burial of John Snyder in Union Cemetery this afternoon and various social events at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Steele. Other items mention jail lodging for Meloha and Gaffney, post office rent disputes, the South Street tower contract, and a Christian Church dedication planned for January 19. Also noted are community meetings at Turner Hall and Third Presbyterian church, a women’s society gathering, and a Wellsburg correspondent’s street news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Snyder
Union Cemetery
TR. Steele
Garde
Do ‘Simon’ Meloha
Harry’ Gaffney
Grand Jury
Iudy
South Street
Court House
Edward Norrin
Porter
Ohio Senate
Arnatein
Milwaukee
Turner Hall
Welleburg
Steubenvilla
Miogo
Wellsburg
Rooma Lass
John O'Hara
Mise McOonville
di Sapp
Gyore
Mra
Mapiu
South High Street
Adil
Dora‘Redman
Market Street
Mra. G. Grisby
Tra. W. Tack
Mia
Laura Cochran
Uncle Sam
Aaid
Tor
Kiger
Ong
Clafraville
Rome
Toothe
Finch
Pittsburgh
Wheeling Crepk Ming
da Arm Ita
United Ming
National Vise
Lewis
Ohio
Distries
Pan Saudle
Bridgt Fernoon
Thie
Ein
Union
Court News Grand Jury Hears Guardianship and Assault Case
The grand jury investigates guardianship matters involving ig lavanlog to avi Genes under Charles Clarks care as the guardian for a girl assaulted at John Milligans home The docket lists F Quiver Lewis as guardian and mentions probate actions and a prosecution schedule with hearings set for 8 oclock in the evening The report reflects early court procedure and pending guardianship and assault case details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jury
Ig Lavanlog
Charles Clark
John Milligan
A. F. Qhiver
Lewis
Rhea
Local notices and arrivals in Steubenville area
A stream of social and civic notes from Steubenville and nearby towns lists Newton Betz, Unionport, on legal matters. Mrs. Sheldon Hogg visiting Belairs. Joseph Wilson, St Garman, in city for court. Howard Shanks and Frank McMahan return to Michigan College. Midge Eula Taggart home after two weeks in Richmond. Mrs. Clyde of Bellaire visiting sister Mrs. Sheldon Fogg. Miss Minnie Hamilton returned from Altenheim near Wheeling. Dr. Manchester to preach revival at First M. Sc. church. Miss Mageglo Moren back from McKeen Rocks and Pittsburgh. Rev. S. L. Boston to preach in Pittsburgh and return. John Mckee building a two story five-room house near Pan Handle. J. J. Toner and Gov. H. Cole employed as Pan Handle firemen. Miss Della Davidson of Monmouth visiting. Miss McGowan guests return to Wellsville College. Clem Pugh to Steubenville for lining position with Ball Telephone Co.. Wellsville item. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Glass and daughter Jessie of Mt. Pleasant visiting in Ten. ALD-BTAR. Dan Levison and Louis Levison of Latrobe and Jake Goldstein of Greensburg visiting. Miss Lucy McGee of Steubenville Business College accepts stenographer job with Steubenville Pottery Co. Morris Pearce returns to University of Michigan after holiday. O. W. Obenay leaving Steubenville store job for John Orr’s Sons. Rev. W. B. Irwin of Second Presbyterian passes through en route to East Liverpool. Senator Frank B. Archer returns from Columbus after adjournment, boasting victory as President pro tem.
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el Leving
Newton Betz
Unionport
Sheldon Hogg
Belairs
Joseph Wilson
St Garman
Howard Shanks
Frank McMahan
Michigan College
Midge Eula Taggart
Richmond
Clyde
Bellaire
Sheldon Fogg
Short Street
Misa Minnie Hamilton
Altenheim
West Wheeling
Manchester
M. Sc
Mageglo Moren
McKeen Rocks
Pittsburgh
John Mckee
J. J. Toner
Stsubenville
Gev. H. Cole
Carnegie
Pan Ilandle Road
Della Davidson
Monmouth
Misees McGowan
Wella College
Clem Pugh
Steubenville
Ball Telephone ‘Company
Wellaville Item
Morris Pearce
University of Michigan At
Ann Arbor
O. W. Obenay
T. Lanning & Co
John Orr
Roads petitions in Welday and McClave townships approved
In Wayco township Welday et al and in Salem township McClave et al petitions for roads were favorably reported by the viewers to the County Commissioners.
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Welday
Wayco Township
McClave
Salem Township
Hall's Ontarrh Cure Promises Cure for Ontarrh Disease
A print advertisement proclaims Hall's Ontarrh Cure as the only positive cure for Ontarrh, a constitutional disease. It claims internal and mucous-system action, built to strengthen the constitution, with a $100 reward offered for any failure to cure and testimonials available on request. The ad lists Henry & Co of Toledo, Ohio, as the proprietors and urges purchase through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Hall
OH Enry & CO
Toledo
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W. Hl. Rodgers & Co
Steubenville Business College
T. Thompson
ASK
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City Employment Bureau
Pittsburg
Foley
Neo Datas
County Board of School
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