Death Notice of Mrs Barbara Williamson Knight
Mrs Barbara Knight wife of Henry Knight dies after long illness in her Shelley Ohio area home on Thursday morning Jan 35 at 12 40 am in her 59th year. She married Henry Knight in 1871 and leaves six children and many relatives. Funeral at Empire Ohio and interment at New Cumberland cemetery where Rev E P Wise will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Williamson Knight
Barbara Knight
Henry Knight
Shelley
Ohio
Mit
Sadie Jacobs
Chas. Knight
Empire, O
Lassie Badgley
Muskogee
Okla
Erama Maiden
Borland
A. M. Streight
Tiltonville
Thomas Williamson
Sistersville
W. Va
John. Williamson
Bellaire
James Williamson
Cresswell
Christian Church
Heaven
Empire
Mrs H A McKibban Dies in Parkersburg At 29
Mrs Harry A McKibban former Steubenville resident died at her Parkersburg home Tuesday afternoon after a fever illness. She was 29 years old. The family moved to Parkersburg about two years ago. She married and was survived by her husband and two children Merlin age 10 and Campbell age 3. Also surviving are her mother Mrs Isa Campbell of Liverpool and six sisters including Mrs C M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. McKibban
Harry A. McKibban
Steubenville
Parkersburg
McKibban
Kiet Campbell
New Cumberland
Hiyshand
Toronto man James M Tope dies after stroke at 42
James A Tope a prominent Toronto resident died Wednesday morning at 420 from a stroke after a brief illness He was born in Hancock County West Virginia and had lived in Toronto since youth He leaves wife Hetty Jewett two widow Lucy Tate four sons Jefferson Atlantic City William Philadelphia Herman Roy at home four sisters and four brothers The funeral will be held at his Toronto residence Friday at 2 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Tope
James A. Tope
Toronto
Ai Tope
Hancock County
W. Va
Lucy Tate
Hetty Jewett
Jefferson
Atlantic City
William
Philadelphia
Herman
Roy
Joseph Peterson
Ella James
Pittsburg
Anna Gilliand
Frankfort Springs
J. Tope
Cecil, Pa
Charles
Burgettstown
Frank
Fast Liverpool
James
Hig
Death Notice for John W. Connelly of Kirkwood
John W. Connelly died at his home in Kirkwood near Bridgeport on Tuesday morning at the advanced age of 68. A veteran railroad man, he came to this country from Clifton County Ireland and worked on the Pennsylvania line from Steubenville to Pittsburgh, living at Edgington now Wheeling Junction. Survived by his wife, six children Martin William James Agnes May and Kate, four sisters, and one brother. Funeral expected Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Connelly
Kirkwood
Bridgeport
Clifton County
Galaway
Ireland
Steubenville
Pittsburg
Edgington
Wheeling Junction
Crossing
Mary Louise Elliott Dies at 18 in City Home
Miss Mary Louise Elliott aged 18 died at her Market Street home after a heart trouble. She was the daughter of John Dp Elliott and Ella Hutton Elliott. The parents express family sorrow and gratitude for sympathy. A telegram announced the death of Marcery Griffin, 15, daughter of Frank A. and Hettie Holroyd Griffin of McComb Ohio, who died Friday January 24 1913. granddaughter of Mrs J L Holroyd. Mrs Schrader, sister of Mrs Griffin, and Mrs W E Bevan left to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Elliott
Mary Louise Eliott
Market Street
John Dp
Ella Hutton Eliott
Marcery Griffin
Frank A
Hettie Holroyd Griffin
McComb
Ohio
Marcery
J. L. Holroyd
Local Social Notes From Steubenville Area Visited Here
A string of social items lists visitors and residents in Steubenville and nearby towns. A. W. Watkins of Yorkville visited the city today. Miss Cecelia Griffin visits Mrs. Bessie Slattery of Pittsburg. Ed Moore of Bloomfield and Mr. and Mrs. Eram um Wilson from Pittsburg were in town. Dora Woods of Steubenville visits Laura Davis of Wellsville. Mrs. R. W. Smylie recovering after Gill hospital operation. Mrs. Curran and daughter Mary of Bellaire visit relatives here. Frank P. Rice returns from Delaware and Washington, D C. Mrs. William Marquet of New Cumberland shops in Steubenville. Mrs. John Leatherberry of Bloomfield visits cousin Mrs. Rogers of La Belle View. Parvin Johnson returns to Akron after days with friends. George W. Tweedy of Martins Ferry and Ana P. Brown of Mingo Junction obtain a marriage license. Rev. J. W. Liggitt back from Columbus after Anti Alcohol conference and hearing Billy Sunday. Baby boy Harold Leslie born to Mr. and Mrs Romer H. Bering last Thursday. Mrs. Stella Speer and Miss Annkinean host Y M S at U P Church parors Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Watkins
Yorkville
Cecelia Griffin
Bessie Slattery
Pittsburg
Ed. Moore
Bloomfield
Edward Curran
Mary
Bellaire
Steubenville
Frank P. Rice
Delaware
Washington City
William Marquet
New Cumberland
Avas
Stewhenville
John Leatherberry
Bloomford
Jos Rogers
la Belle View
Parvin Johnson Hhas
Romer H. Bering
Stella Speer
Annik Inean
Y. M.S
U. P
Local social events and club cards reported
The piece lists multiple social gatherings and prizes at religious and fraternal groups including the Eagles Ladies Auxiliary, Holy Name Society, St Paul’s Missionary Society, St Peter’s Young Ladies Sodality, and the St Agnes Club in Mingo. It notes a six course dinner for National Exchange Bank staff, euchre prize awards, a resignation notice from William Wilkins at Oto Valley Clay Company, and an automobile for sale from The Automobile & Motor Boat Co. with its price and mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagles
Fort McFadden
National Exchange Bank
Iice
Holy Name Society
Charles Baker
J. T. Wisersing
Hugh Owens
Edward Conley
William Wilkins
Oto Valley Clay Company
Wilkins
Florida
Harry Timberlake
Ladies’ Missionary Society of
St Paul's Clinrch
North Fourth Street
Japan
St Peter's Church
Agnes Zimmerman
John Sullivan
Helen Collins
St. Agnes
Harsh physics react suppresses digestion in stores
Fragmentary ad copy notes a damaged claim about harsh physics reactions weakening bowels and causing chronic conditions. It mentions Dean's Regulats operating easily and a price of 2c a box at all stores, but details are unclear.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Belle Steubenville
Miniker’s
Sis
White Goods
Kimonas
Men's & Boys
Manhattan
Barl
Wilson
Cottor Union
Derwear
Louisa McCormick
Thos. Briews
SL. Shank
Penna Lines
G. G. Truesdale
Minors Central
Ross Vandine
Wilson Avenue
Wheeling
Jefferson Building and Savings
Are Sc
Parnings
Ceeeer
Hugh S. Coblre
Jefferson Building and Savings Company
Hugh S. Coble
Charles A. Vail
Notary Public
A. C. Blackburn, C J. McConnell, W. Walker
Progress OF the Company
Teresai, Kane
Quinn
Hilla Kane
John Kane
Vernon Cleary
Joe Quinn
Buick
Automobile & Motor Boat Co
South Fiteh Street
May & Leopold
Market and
Court Streets
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