Pie Social At Willow Grove For Hayes Church
Miss Flossie Bell resumed school after vacation and visitors include Miss Effie Quillen from Dennison. A pie social at Willow Grove school house on Saturday evening January 11 benefits Hayes M E Church with violin music songs and recitations. Frank Summers routes mail on R R carrier No 1 from Cresswell and urges patrons to address to Cresswell R F D No 1. Other items note cattle shipment from A J Crawford and local visits by J T Mathers J T Buzza and Darwin Gipson is sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Bell
Effie Quillen
Dennison
S. N. McCoy
Bloomfield
Cresswell
Willow Grove School House
Hayes M. E. Church
Frank E. Summers
R. R
Janith
Frank
Yellow Creek
Cresswell R. F. D
W. E. McEldowney
Steubenville
A. J. Crawford
Allmastown
J.T. Mathers
J. T. Buzza
Oblong
A. L. Haught
Darwin Gipson
Marti Nelson
Stephenville
Euphonean Quartette to entertain at Bloomfield Town Hall
Bloomfield residents anticipate an entertainment by the Euphonean Quartette on January 20 1908 at the Town Hall. A committee on Farmers Institute work pursues a grand success with an excellent program. Various local visits and family gatherings fill the scene, including Mrs. J. M. Copeland and Miss Amelia Moore seeking treatment, while others travel between Bloomfield Steubenville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphonean Quartette
Committee On Farmers’ Institute
Mary Oopeland
R. W. Zenter
Dunlave Teubenville
Lies Kittie Senn
James Keys
KE. M. Brown
Popeland
Jewett
Bloomfield
Eg M. Frazier
John C. Mather
Steubenville
Carrie Cookson
Mt. Union College
Tone
James Speer
Ollie Welday
Athens
Ohio
Mary Kitheart
J. T. Copeland
John Wiggins
J. Frank Copeland
West Main Street
Edwin M. Crawford
Frazier Bros
Fair Play Station
Leap Year Party At Ridge Among Local Attendees
NTAM RIDGE residents and neighbors enjoyed a Leap Year gathering at Two Ridge church with Rev. Clark. Attendees included Misses Blanche Nation Alfie Ouillen Mae Mayme Bates and many others. the event featured a social and musical program with couples from Steubenville Wintersville and Bergholz.
Freshments Served After Evening at Hostess Home
Guests enjoyed refreshments after a gathering hosted by a local hostess. Attendees expressed gratitude for the hospitality and the chance to socialize, with polite thanks extended as power was restored to homes.
Barber's Hollow Community News Briefs
D K Andrews seen passing through Barber's Hollow with a fine load of maynesday. Allen on sick list. Mu and Mrs G W Bowers visit Wintersville Tuesday. Dixie Literary Society meets at Wintersville schoolhouse and advances well. Miss Cora Andrews hosted Christmas day dinner for Scott family and relatives. J A McElroy and family visited by J Bowers and others. Hints of upcoming weddings. Flora Ross visited Richmond. James Allen visited Wintersville. Robert Herron called on the ridge. Ethel McElroy visited in the city. Durings panics none of the works have shut down yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber’s Hollow
D. K. Andrews
Allen
G. W. Bowers
Wintersville
Dixie Litterary Sociey
Cora Andrews
Scott
Charles Scott
Lilly and
Milly Scott
Lizzie Scott
Edgar Scott
Floyd Scott
Ellis
Earnest Scott
Sara Graham
Columbus
Bowers
J. A. McElroy
Flora Ross
Richmond
James Allen
Robert Herron
C. J. Scott
Ethel McElroy
Protracted Meeting At Pine Grove Opens
Protracted meeting began here last Sunday evening led by Rev. Phillips of Hammondsville. J. T. Lowry had a miraculous escape from losing his house by fire last week. Miss Lena Culp and Miss Annie Grier of Wellsville visited Miss Florence Van Dyke Friday. Ora Carson stayed with home folks Sunday. Weather has been ideal for this season. J. B. Jackman shredded corn fodder for W. A. Lowry last week. Dr Rea of Irondale was called to see a small daughter of J. H. Lawrence Tuesday morning. Mail carriers are delivering fine time. William Sutton attended preaching Sunday evening. G. H. Harbourt was on the Ridge one day this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Hammondsville
J. T. Lowry
Lena Culp
Annie Grier
Wellsville
Florence van Dyke
Ora Carson
J. B. Jackman
W. A. Lowry
Rea
Irondale
J. H. Lawence
William Sutton
G. H. Harbourt
Local Social Notes From Bantam Ridge
Flora Ross visits Two Rigas friends while George Thompson visits the city. David Gilmore of Steubenville spends the holidays with F M Aston. Miss Mildred Scott visits Pontview friends. Ethele McElroy visits the city this week. Young people visit J S Bowers Wintersville area. Winters and Lin duff Hill folks visit James Robertson. William Scott spends time with Steubenville friends. Byarsntreve calls on Elizabeth Rhinehart. Glee Club entertained by F M Huston with David Gilmore of Steubenville as guest. Attendees include Nora Allen Flora Ross Cora Andrews Ethele McElroy Lillie Scott Irma Andrews Elizabeth Scott and others. Will Carson visits Reed's Mills New Year's Eve. Leila Lowry visiting Steubenville sister Pearl Hussett. Will Albaugh of Unionport visits F BR Scott. Fred Carpenter shops Wintersville. G A McElroy and Lee Andrews in Steubenville on business. Edward Warren of Sixton Ridge visits. Florence Ross and Ethele McElroy visit Dora Allen. James Thompson and Ida visit Henry Fkey. Charlie Scott in Wintersville on business. James Porter visits Wintersville. Glee Club evening at F B Scott with parlor games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ntam Ridge
Vine George Ross
Ethele McElroy
Estelle Hutton
Steubenville
Two Ridge Church
Clark
Literary Society
Wintersville
Lee Andrews
Nancy My
George
Vernon McElroy
Fred Carpenter
Will
Chas Scott
Powell's
Pearle Houston
Mary Wright
Flora Ross
Richmond
Eddie Allen
Buttermilk College
Fred V. Carpenter
Pearte Houston
Fs. H. H. Coe
Premarre
Premarron
Mary McCoy
Charles Summers
Tohn Nation
Elmer Cashmere
Frank Summers Crawford McMaster
FF. McGough
William Scott
Fred Allen
Charles Scott
John Grimme
D Ll
Scott
George Thompson
Blanche Nation
Alfie Ouillen Mae
Mayme Bates
Edna Quillen
Myrtle McGough
Mildred Scott
Cora Andrews
Vertie
Alva Smith
Erma Andrews
Lillian Scott
Tio Thompson
D. L Buchanan
Bergholz
Jas Randolph
Bantam Ridge
David Gilmore
F. M.aston’s
aViewpont
J. S. Bowers
Winters
Linduff Hill
James Robertson
Byarsntreve
Elizabeth Rhinehart
F. M. Huston
Glee Club
Nora Allen
Lillie Scott
Irma Andrews
Elizabeth Scott
Messrs
Will Carson
Ed Allen
Vern McElroy
Charlie Scott
George McElroy
Ellis Alen
Reed
Leila Lowry
Pearl Huscett
Will Albaugh
Unionport
F. BR. Scott
G. A. McElroy
Edward Warren
Sixton Ridge
Florence Ross
Dora Allen
James Thompson
Ida
Henry Fkey
Two Ridges
James Porter
F. B. Scott
New Year Dinner Delights Smithfield Sunday School
The Smithfield M. E. Sunday school held a New Year’s Day dinner at town hall with Mrs. Ora Hammond Mrs. Cora McGrail and Miss Annie Brisbin and Miss Emma Wolfe as arranging committee. About 150 attendees enjoyed abundant dishes as ministers and their wives attended and praised the well spent day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EB
Town Hall
Ora Hammond
Cora McGrail
Annie Brisbin
Emma Wolfe
Generous House Party Honors Edna Young and Edgar Young
Mr and Mrs George N Hammond hosted about thirty guests at their No 9 school house area home on Friday Jan 3 in honor of W B Young s Sunday school class of young ladies and their daughter Edna and in honor of their son Edgar. The event featured songs piano selections by the young ladies and an oyster ice cream and cake supper at nine. Notables included Mr and Mrs A P Rose and daughter Anna Mr and Mrs Fred Scott and daughter Gladys Mr and Mrs Ross McGrail Miss Parrot of Columbus Miss Jennie McGrain Miss Emma Wolfer Miss Ira Cole and Miss Edna Cole along with several others from Smithfield Warren Ridge Steubenville and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George N. Hammond
No. 9
School House
W. B. Young
Suray School
Edna
Edgar
Ira
Edna Cole
Warren Ridge
Eunice Vale
Steubenville
Timmerman
Elsa Neal
Bertha Foster
Edna Vermillion
Charles Foster
Earl McHag
Roy Beckett
George Purrivance
Elias Flenniken
Webster Welday
Fyphonious Glee Club to Perform at Union Hall
At Richmond the Fyphonious Glee Club presents the fourth Epworth League Course number at Union Hall on January 21. The program includes singing and reading. a fine entertainment for the surrounding community and an enjoyable evening for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Union Hall
Woman alive after copperhead bite saved by Sloan's Liniment
Mrs K M Fisher of Dillsburg Pennsylvania recalls August 29 2006 when a large copperhead bit her hand twice while far from medical help. She applied Sloan's Liniment and claims loss of pain and survival, saying she is mother of four and never without the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Fisher
Box 46
Dillsburg
Sloan
Notice of Appointment of Wm J Humes Assignee
The undersigned is duly appointed and qualified as assignee in trust for the creditors of Wm J Humes of Jefferson County Ohio. All debtors must pay promptly and creditors present their claims duly authenticated for allowance. Dated January 6 1908. Frank L McCoy Assignee. McCoy and Armstrong Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. J. Humes
Jefferson County
Ohio
Assignment of John Mucha & Co Assignee named for creditors
The undersigned is appointed and qualified as Assignee in trust for the creditors of John Mucha & Co. of Jefferson County Ohio. Debtors must pay immediately and creditors should present duly authenticated claims for allowance. Dated January 6 A D McCoy and Armstrong Attorneys 110-3tw
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mucha & Co
Jefferson County
Ohio
Personal notices from Bloomfield and area events
Francis Vermillion of Bloomfield visited the city Thursday. Thomas Nolan Jr. is confined at home with grip. The S. S. Club will dine with Miss Wilma Dawson. Leo Hogan resumes studies at Notre Dame Indiana. Catherine Sommerville visits Parkersburg home folks. G. L. Bainbrick of New Cumberland in town on legal business. Mrs. S. M. Freese called to Wheeling for illness of daughter Mrs. A. Roth. Miss McKeown returns to milinery work after grip illness. P. Gorman improving from spit attack. Mrs. A. M. Lyons travels to New Cumberland for funeral of her uncle Robert Wilson. Mrs. Robert Sherrard hosts family dinner for Mrs. Welch of Boston. Leona Fisher undergoes second skin graft in New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson return to New York after holiday visit. Larry McConnell heads to St Petersburg Florida, stopped in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Vermillion
Bloomfield
Thomas Nolan, Jr
Wilma Dawson
Leo Hogan
Notre Dame
Indiana
Catherine Sommerville
Parkersburg
G. L. Bainbrick
New Cumberland
S. M. Freese
Wheeling
A. Roth
Miss McKeown
P. Gorman
A. M. Lyons
Robert Wilson
Robert Sherrard
Welch
Boston
Miss. Leona
John A. Fisher
New York
D. S. Hudson
Social notes rise with weddings and parties in November
The column records weddings including Marian Greene Wylie to A Andrew Rochelle with a Norfolk home after January, visits by Clarence Bell and wife from Steuben ville, and social events such as a fancy work party by Mrs W D Hoge and Miss Anna Hodgen. Also noted are letters from sailors aboard the Alabama, a New Year dinner for W A Warden, a Knights of Pythias masquerade with extensive costumes, and several gatherings at homes in the Frankin Road area and Queen Anne Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. McConnell
Washington
Clarence Bell
Steubenville
John Berton
Coshocton County
Bell
Margaret Berton
Wills Creek
Dennison
Marian Greene Wylie
John A. Greene
A. Andrew Rochelle
Norfolk
Rochelle
W.F. Floto
Alabama
Trinidad
Dio Janeiro
Margaret J. Alban
Franklin Road
W. A. Warden
Florida
Salena A. Fleming
Linton
Ind
G. W. Alban
Viola
H. A. Alban
William
W. RB. Alban
Ethel
J. M. Alban
Anna
W. D. Hoge
Anna Hodgen
Ragland
Mary Trainer
Agnes Hagen
Pittsburg
Maurice E. Miller
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ole Virginney
W. S. Walker
Queen Anne Place
Hoffman
Ray Foster
George P. McCracken
Mary McCracken
Marian Walker
Knights of Pythias
Sullivan
Sulzbacher
Hamilton
East
Liverpool
W. F. Ridgley
Death Notice of Mrs Mary McGrogan
Mrs. Mary Lawson McGrogan died at 2 am Thursday at her aunt’s home, 422 South Fifth Street, age 46 after two months illness. Born in Steubenville, she lived there all her life, daughter of John and Catherine Lawson. Survived by one brother Joseph Lawson. A devout Holy Name church member, she was widely loved for her genial disposition and strong友情 among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lawson McGrogan
Mary Ann Moran
South Fifth Street
Holy Name Church
Funeral for Miss Annie Filson Held at Home
The funeral for Miss Annie Filson occurred at her mother Mrs Davidson Filson's South Fourth Street home. Rev G U Miller led a moving service with assistance from Miss Ella Johnson who sang a favorite hymn. The flower laden casket was carried to the tomb by attentive mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Filson
Davidson Filson
South Fourth Street
G. U. Miller
Ella Johnson
Fragmentary Text About Appointment and Family
The readable fragment mentions a person resting beside her father and sister after an appointment by a government official. It references Sergeant-at-Arms Richard Gilson and notes a recent death in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gilson
Chester justice of the peace dies in office talk
Washington C. Johnson aged 47 a Chester justice of the peace died of heart disease while talking with several friends in his office. A Hancock county native he was long associated with Republican politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington C
Morgan's Name Sent to Senate for Factory Inspector
Columbus Jan 9 Governor Harris sent a list of confirmation appointments to the Senate but did not include John H. Morgan for factory inspector. The Senate, Democratic by one vote, previously refused Morgan two years ago. he has since served as an appointee of Governor Herrick. Morgan, from Cambridge, is backed for reappointment by the Ohio Federation of Labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Harris
Senate
John H. Morgan
Morgan
Herrick
R. Morgan
Cambridge
Ohio Federation of Labor
Have a Lawyer for Parkersburg Black Hand Case
Antonio and Guisseppe, two Italians jailed in Parkersburg suspected of Black Hand ties and mailing threats to a New Cumberland man and others, have engaged attorney R. J. Gregory who will represent them when their case is called Tuesday. Indictments would bind them to the next U S court term. Klondike post office worker Mrs W C Poynter is a key witness slated for grand jury action next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio and
Guisseppe
Parkersburg
Black Hand Society
United States
Klondike Post Office
Follansbee Republicans Score Surprising City Victory
In Follansbee the Republican party secured major wins in a tight city election. Mayor Thomas J. Mahan, a Citizens candidate, won by 25 votes. Recorder A. W. May, Republican, beat Dr. C. S. Cochrane by 13. three of five council seats went to Republicans including Edward Hopkins and Ben Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follansbee
Follawsbee
Main Street
Thomas J. Mahan
J. W. Nott
Mahan
A. W. May
C. S. Cochrane
Edward Hopkins
Ben Williams
William Able
Thomas Rodgers
William Bedford
Hopkins
Williams
T. J. Mahan C
J. W Nott
Recorder
C S. Cochrane
Reuben Tones
H. S. Kane
George Hahne
George Wilson
A., Craig
Eastern Ohio Patents and Trademarks Reported
H E Dunlap records recent patent grants to Eastern Ohio inventors including Bradford Borden, Bowser, Etter, Hartwell, McGlinchey, Munger, Short, Shryock, Snyder, White, Wehrle, and Woltsen with assignors to firms such as Borden Co. War ren, General Fireproofing Co., Advance Glass Co., and others. Also listed are trademark registrations for Auto Radium Co., Burgoyne, and Stark Tuscarawas Brewery Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Ohio
H. E. Dunlap
Wheeling
W. Va
Bradford Borden
Borden Co
Warren
A. C. Bowser
Sandusky
W. H. Etter
Marietta
C. E. Hartwell
Marion
Haward McGlinchey
Galloway
W. D. Munger
Beach City
R. L. Short
Fostoria
L. D. Shryock
S. F. Snyder
Canton
H. E B. White
Youngstown
General Fireproofing Co
A. T. Wehrle
Newark
Fred Woltsen
Advance Glass Co
Utica
Auto Radium Co
East Cleveland
W. R. Burgoyne
Steubenville
Stark-Tuscarawas Brewery Co
Local Official Named for Ohio House Washroom Role
Herman Allen, a prominent city bar keeper, is placed in charge of the wash room of the Ohio House of Representatives, reflecting a local assignment within the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Allen
Ohio House of Represen
Funeral for Mrs Koons Held After Pan Handle Tragedy
Funeral services for Mrs. George Koons who was killed Monday night by a Pan Handle train were conducted Wednesday evening by Rev. G. B. Smith. The body was taken to East Springfield, her former home, for interment Thursday morning.
Ex Mayor W W Blake Named Assistant Clerk in Ohio House
W W Blake former East Liverpool mayor was appointed assistant clerk in the Ohio House of Representatives in Columbus. The clerk E W Doyt made the appointment at the request of Representatives Hill and McCord of Columbiana County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Blake
East Liverpool
House of Representatives
Columbus
House
E. W. Doyt
The Wickets. Despite the fact that the river is
A fragmentary note from a historical page mentions the river condition and a cricket term The Wickets. It hints at a game or event tied to water but provides no clear names dates places or outcomes.
Dams Lower Water Levels On Upper Ohio For Winter Damages
Government decisions to keep wickets low at the upper Ohio dams during freezing weather. Reduced water keeps locks safe amid damage from manipulation. No load at Pittsburg justifies full pool levels and packet operations remain feasible with available water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper
Ohio
Pittsburg
Flat Sunk By Fuel Flat Collision at Dam No 13
A fuel flat was sunk by the Tom Reese No. 2 while passing dam No. 13 at McMechen yesterday. The barge struck an unmoved cofferdam piling and began sinking. crew cut lashings and released it from the fleet. The Tom Reese later passed up with a fleet of empties bound for Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Reese
Dam No. 13
McMechen
Pittsburg
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Pine Grove
Smithfield
Frank L. ‘McCoy
McCoy Af
Armstrong
ATTO
Mary McGrogan
Morgan’s
Har
Ris
The
Black Hand
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Hr Ee
South Third Street
Steubenville, Ohio
Senhauser Clothing
Senhauser ClotHing Co
CANAL
New Philadelphia
Zanesville
Jefferson Building & Savings Co
Corner Court
Market Streets
John W. Forney
Pres
Chas
I M’connell
Charles H. Steele
Hugh
Lackburn
B . A. M’cullough
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