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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1913
Page
4
News from Richmond detailing the gramme meeting postponement due to heavy rains, the upcoming officers, and a long list of residents visiting, hosting, or attending lectures, meals, and religious services. It notes Epworth League events, theatre acts, institute guests, and a box social at Union Hall, January 25.
In Amsterdam the revival services continue at the Presbyterian Church each evening this week with Rev. Revenaugh of Jewett assisting. Sunday school is set for both the Presbyterian and M H Churches with services at 9 15 a m and 7 p m. Miner brothers at Steubenville Business College expect to return home this week. Rev. Glenrose McQueen filled the ee Church pulpit in Jewett while the regular pastor is engaged in Amsterdam revival.
The holidays passed pleasantly in Ragland with a Christmas entertainment by the Sabbath school and many locals enjoying New Year matinee at Court Theatre Wheeling. Visitors include Mrs Ingham relatives and N. Buckingham family, while Walter Scott recovers from pneumonia and Mrs Mary Stringer hosts guests. John Kotchkey marries Annie Taylor and travels for a short wedding journey as the town bids farewell to C A Heil, a respected local business figure.
Bantam Ridge reports a busy Friday and Saturday Farmers Institute in Richmond with many attendees and village social updates. Numerous residents visit, travel and illness notes accompany local events, church news, and community meetings across Bloomfield Steubenville and nearby areas.
Mrs Howard Floyd of Winters spent several days with Ed Warren and family. Eloter Thompson and sister Laura hosted guests at Lower Bastam Ridge house on Tuesday evening. About thirty attended. Distant guests included Miss Ina Cavitty of Columbus Lorna Scott of Micdvyle and Fimen Thilessok and Pierreeg Black of Stenbenville.
The Passion Play in pictures will be presented at Hopedale Presbyterian Church on Thursday evening.
Annapolis readers are invited to revival services at the M E Church starting Wednesday January 15 with Dr Dickerson in attendance. The second quarterly meeting of the charge is set for Saturday January 25 at 7 30 p m and communion services on Sunday January 26 at 10 30 a m with Rev Stewart pastor. Grange meets January 21 with new officers to be installed under County Deputy E J Gilkinson. Notes from town record various residents and visitors including Miss Jane Johnson death and funeral arrangements at Annapolis cemetery.
Charles and Bert Miner, high school graduates last April, attend Steubenville Business College. Rev. WecH Stewart leads special meetings in East Springfield M E church. N A Martin, barber at TE Wilson's shop, returns from a vacation in New Matamoras.
L. W. Barker and family are moving into the Cattrell house near the lumber yard. Mr. Newbelt, a student at Miami University, recently visited the home of Mrs. M.4 Bergholz. The new brick pavement is greatly appreciated at this time, as attested by Miss Georgia Pyle in Bergholz.
Catherine J. Thomas is notified that David J. Thomas filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court of Jefferson county Ohio. The case will be heard on or after February 28, 1913. Attorney J C Bigger represents the plaintiff. Residence of Catherine J. Thomas is unknown.
Administrator Joseph T. Carey named for the estate of John W. Carson deceased of Springfield township Jefferson county Ohio dated January 1913. Carl Smith attorney appears. Executrix notice for Terresa Caulfield of Steubenville Jefferson county Ohio dated December 912 page fragment.
The Jefferson County Ohio Court of Common Pleas announces that on February 17, 1913, Sheriff William A. Hulcroft will sell at the courthouse front door the undivided one half interest in a tract totaling about 50.5 acres plus 1.5 acres, described with detailed metes and bounds, located on the Steubenville Wellsville Road near Empire, appraised at 2750 dollars, cash terms. The property includes parcels previously conveyed to railroad and utility companies and is tied to Stokes and McCoy deeds.
Zadok Burriss versus Thomas Burriss and others with an 1913 court order set for February 15 at 1 PM. Public auction will sell Wells township land, section 3, township 5, range 2, totaling about 152 acres plus 12 perches, except coal seam No 8. Appraised at 7600 dollars. Payment plan: one third day of sale, one year, and two years with interest. W A Huscroft, Sheriff. W W Medill, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Public auction announced for February 1913 at Steubenville front court door in Jefferson County Ohio. Property describes extensive Rigid survey parcels in Mount Pleasant Township with coal privileges and mineral rights reserved, appraised at $2000. Terms cash.
Nancy Jane Maxwell vs Leroy D Cole et al case proceeding under Jefferson County Court order. On February 17 at 1 PM central time, public auction of 21.6 acres in Warne Township Jefferson County Ohio bounded by railroad right of way and J. N. Mather line, appraised at 1040 dollars. Adjoins Wabash Railroad North Boston Station. Attorneys Erskine Smith and J Oscar Naylor represent.
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