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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1914
Page
10
Delinquent lands and town lots are offered for sale by the Treasurer to recover taxes and penalties due on late returns. The sale includes parcels described in the accompanying list and related charges as specified by law and notice.
Land sale schedule looms as auction actions proceed daily until the court approves. Central state and jail yard plan overseen by John L. Means County Auditor, with payments required before the specified time.
Relatives announce the death of Willard Miller at his Conneaut home on Tuesday morning January 27 1914 aged about 55. A former Steubenville resident son of the late Austin and Ella Miller born and reared here he left a wife and three children Austin Eleanor and Helen at home. He was a nephew of ex Postmaster M L Miller. Funeral services will be held Thursday from his late home.
Mrs. Sarah A. Cain of East Liverpool died at her residence Wednesday morning. Born in Durham England she came to America as a child and married on December 28 1846. Survived by husband J. C. Cain and children T. F. Cain Akron J. W. Cain Scheubenville W. F. Bailey East Liverpool and Laura at home.
The remains of George Moore were brought from Brad dock Pa on Pan Handle express No 3, escorted by widow, son and relatives. Rev P H Gordon officiated at Braddock station and interment occurred in Union cemetery. Also noted was the death of infant Kenneth Al Galloway at 213 North High Street at 7 30 am Wednesday aged three months and four days.
Mrs. Sarah Maxwell Winters widow of Wollian Winters died at her home in W ville on Monday January 20 at age 71. A daughter of early settler William Maxwell she lived in Wamtersville all her life and was active in the Presbyterian church. She leaves a sister Mrs Henry Ekey of Goulds and a brother William Maxwell of Texas. Funeral services will be Wednesday at ten in the Presbyterian church.
John Schiff aged 47 died at his home 115 South Ninth street Tuesday at 4 40 a m after a three month illness from kidney enlargement. Born in Alsace Lorraine he lived here 23 years and worked as a driver. He married Julia Baumgartner 20 years ago and is survived by three brothers in Germany and a sister Mrs Caroline Baumgartner of Pittsburg. He belonged to Holy Name Church Turners and Schwabenverein. He was an industrious and respected citizen.
Frank Culp aged 50 former Wellsville resident died in Glassport Pennsylvania after a brief pneumonia illness. Survived by two sons Leonard and George and daughter Mrs Blaine Cook of Wellsville, plus brothers William and Alex of Wellsville A C of Somerset, Mrs George Herbert of Holt and Mrs Robert Mc Gee of Sugar Grove. Thelma N daughter of Mr and Mrs J L Att nee Guerin died January 21 1914 at Pittsburgh home aged two years eleven months and twenty three days. Funeral Saturday with interment Mt Lebanon cemetery Pittsburgh. Funeral services for James Hanlon held at St Peters church Rev T A Powers officiating. James Hennaghan uncle and Edward Hanlon brother of Steversville W Va attended. Funeral services for R G Howarter held Monday Rev J G Morris officiating Masons had charge of grave services. Pall and flower bearers John Farm.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Scott occurred at Finley Hutton's residence on Monday with Rev. J. W. Liggit officiating. Music was provided by a choir from the Second U. P. Church. Pallbearers included T. N. Coyle, Stanley Coyle, James Coyle, and Frank Coyle.
Frederick Marion Jones died January 20 1914 at his parents home Ragland Ohio after a long career as a railroad telegraph operator. Born September 23 1861 in Warren township Jefferson County he was 43. He married Lapo West in 1895 and leaves four children, plus a devoted wife. He joined the Christian church after Billy Sunday meetings and was a strong defender of civic virtue and family history.
An advertisement touts Mother's Friend as a safe external remedy to ease pre delivery pains. It claims to soften abdominal muscles and prevent nausea and sleeplessness, urging women to prepare for childbirth and noting its price and a mail order offer from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
The relatives and friends recall his life as marked by exemplary character. During his final illness he faced death without murmuring, showed tender concern for others, and faced the call of the angel with faith and fortitude, passing peacefully as memories endure in hearts.
W. H. Werker of Ragland was appointed one of the trustees of the McCullough Children's Home, correcting a prior misattribution to a person named Merker. The appointment confirms Werker's role in overseeing the home’s operations and welfare programs.
An old home remedy advertisement promotes S. S. S. as the sole cure for lupus and severe skin disease, claiming the botanical preparation cleanses the blood and improves skin glands. It urges readers to contact the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta for medical advice and warns against substitutes.
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