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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
4
The Christian Endeavor parade was the convention’s highlight with a large, well uniformed march, decorated autos, and floats. Delegations from big cities sang and waved banners as leaders and locals spoke on Christian citizenship and mission work.
A court dismissed the case of Kate Clifton versus Moses J. Clifton. No further action was noted and the matter concluded with dismissal.
Justice Downer imposed a 60 day suspended sentence on Wm. Stewart of Mingo for cruelty to his 17 year old daughter.
A divorce was granted to Gabor Aoward from Sodia Aoward on grounds of adultery wilful absence and gross neglect. The case details indicate a dissolution of the marriage with formal judicial approval.
Elizabeth Anderson wins divorce from Alexander for wilful absence. other suits Coses Dismissed. Jennie Stark sues Samuel Stark. Ella Mutz versus Edn Mutz listed. Court of Death and the last of the Great Kathryn series noted as Minerva today.
Mayor's Office records show Miss Anna Grieser of Springfield lost a pocketbook and $10 at the Endeavor tent. C Fagan of 126 South Eighth Street reported a watch missing while seated on a street car at Mingo.
M. M. Hartman known as the Smithy at Holliday's Cove was brought to Gill hospital last evening after a horse kick. He is reported to have suffered probable fractured ribs and internal injuries from the incident.
The attorney general has sent two suits to prosecute Ragland Coal Co. for unpaid industrial commission awards. One award totals 104.59 dollars to a parent and 83.43 dollars to Mike Gelas for injuries.
Correspondence from Steubenwille notes Mrs. Creta Moore in summer school at Bethany West Virginia and Miss Esther Bigger recovering at home. Social at Hopewell a success. gasoline lights installed enabling evening service. Youth classes fundraising for church bell. Mrs. Julia English visited. family members attended Hopewell church. Ridge Ball Club won a belt game. Lucy Swickard returns from visits. Mt. Zion hosts preaching Sunday and festival July 18 with league services.
Obituary notes the death of Robert Gordon on June 14 at Lakeside hospital Cleveland after two weeks with heart enlargement. Wife and brothers present. Funeral at M E church, led by H W Stewart, Psalm 16:15. Long funeral accord reflected community sorrow. Survived by wife, mother, four brothers, four sisters. Born Carroll County November 6, 1860. Married Elizabeth Stenger October 10, 1888. Member of Circle Green M E then Amsterdam M E Church. Archdeacon A A Abbott to celebrate communion at Cross Creek Episcopal church next Sunday.
Residents at Bacon Ridge voice concern over drought conditions and water shortages. No official complaints about dryness are unfounded as residents seek action from local authorities to address supply reliability and conservation measures.
William H Branson a long time Steubenville resident died at his home 436 South Fourth street on Tuesday at 3 am aged 75 He had been ill since Friday after paralysis attacks and had lived in the city since birth He served in the Civil War with the 25th Ohio under Captain Oliver for three years He is survived by wife Margaret Stroud and three children Floyd Branson Mrs Chas Crawford and Annie Branson The family attends M P church and Branson was known as a diligent industrious man and family figure in the community.
Ollie Thomasson of Smithfield was fatally injured at Wabash station when his horse frightened a wagon leaped forward and dragged him under the wheels. A respected 43 year old member of the M E Church, he resided with his mother and died after efforts to aid him. The coroner was notified.
A news item notes Hollingsworth’s bid for another Congress term after a Democratic landslide defeated him in 1912. The district redraws favored Republicans, with two Jefferson county rivals and Belmont’s candidate also entering the field, while locals push for fairness and party courtesy echoing in East Liverpool support.
Advertisement seeking young women under twenty to enroll in the nurses training program at Rochester General Hospital. Send applications to Superintendent, Rochester General Hospital, Rochester, Beaver County, 2114th Arm.
Bloomingdale Grange No 1628 entertained the Jefferson County Pomona Grange at a large commodial ball on June 13 1914. About 500 attendees heard welcome remarks and speeches on Grange politics and progress. A 52 member class was initiated in the fifth degree, and plans for a county experiment farm were discussed with a vote anticipated in fall. A basket picnic is proposed for September to better accommodate the growing Pomona Grange membership. Deputy E J Wilkinson reports.
County Grange urged members to work earnestly, pay state dues by July 1 to secure delegates to the next State Grange meeting in Chilico. Pomona Grange praised after Bloomingdale, with emphasis on agricultural improvement and recruiting voters for the county experiment farm vote. Ohio Experiment Station bulletin No. 145 offered free to patrons.
Grange education aims to strengthen farm life by engaging the farmer and family in practical programs. Lecturers should address current local issues, read leading farm papers, and encourage timely topics. Summer picnics with committees, speakers, and fundry plans can boost activity and community ties. Invite congressmen and state legislators to connect farmers with policy.
Reports from across the state indicate Roy N. Merryman is favored for the Republican nomination for Attorney General. Critics focus on his opponent Turner of Columbus, while Merryman’s past record is cited as evidence of his capability and efficiency. Local voters in Jefferson County and surrounding areas are urged to support him for state office.
L P Bailey a farmer and businessman from Belmont County Ohio declares his 18th District bid. He offers circulars outlining his positions, asserts no vote rewards, and urges voters to judge his merit based on past home life public and business record.
Miss Ouanita Dixie Crabb and Mr William McDonald Hyndman wed at noon June 24 in New Alexandria at the bride’s home. Rev Charles Ransbottom officiated as guests included her parents siblings and Grace Owens. The bride wore crêpe broché lace and taffeta. Rings exchanged. A grand piano was given to the bride.
The couple and guests, including the bride s parents and minister, signed a brief ceremony coverage. Attendees listed M and Mrs Wim McCain of M Junction, Miss Cora B Hyndman Steubenville, Miss Grace Owens Harry KR Myrtle V Crabb. The couple left Thursday morning for the groom s home with his parents who are building a modern country residence.
William Watson Taylor a respected Ross township resident in Jefferson county died Saturday June 20 1914 aged 63 years 9 months. He was born October 10 1850 and lived on the family farm his entire life. Survived by brothers John and R W Taylor and sisters Mrs A W Elliott Mrs C A Montgomery and others. A devout Christian and Mt Zion M E Church member since age 23 he was described as a true gentleman with a loyal faith. Funeral held June 23 at Mt Zion church with Rev Peterson of Richmond assisting and burial in Mt Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Anna Mickle of Steubenville Ohio testifies to back and side pains from kidney trouble improve after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Beal & Steele Drug Co. She praises the remedy and urges readers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills backed by home testimony. 50 cents at all stores Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Card of thanks to friends who kindly ministered and offered words of sympathy on the death of their son D Betton's wife. They express sincere gratitude for the support and kindness received.
Gaetano Calligaro filed in Jefferson County Court of Common Pleas a petition for partition of property in Steubenville. The chain traces ownership from Mary Ann Lindsay to John W. Bendure and wife, to Constant widow, then to Gaetano Calligaro and Lino Calligaro. Answer required by July 14, 1914. Attorney W. S. McCauslen.
The family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and sympathy shown during the illness and death of their departed brother William Watson Taylor.
Fresh Ayrshire cows with heifer calves for sale. Call E M Brown Bloomingdale Ohio RD 2.
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