Steubenville Personal Notes June 26 1908
Friday and Saturday social items from Steubenville list visits by R J Beatty Fox Hall W Va to the city and many relatives friends in Pittsburg East Liverpool Dennison Wellsville and Cincinnati. Mentions illnesses weddings travels church picnics and upcoming marriage of Nell Cox to Harry Wilson at St Stephens church.
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R. J. Beatty
Methodist Protestant Church
Stanton Park
George H. Bates
Robert Renwick
Dennison
Steubensville
Marie Comly
South High Street
Frank Smith
New Cumberland
Margaret Hamilton
Wellsvile
Etta Long
Fernwood
Hugh Long
Florence B. Beatty
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Nettie Duga
Bellaire
Steubenville
Florence Bair
Brooklyn
N. Y
John G. Fairchilds
Almira Kutrz
Hallie Stanley
Minerva
Sara Huntsman
South Third Street
Blythe and Landon
East Liverpool
Loggie
Matilda Shanley
Madeline Lowry
Washington Pa
Henry Smith
Robert Cable
William Ruddick
William
East Palestine
Margaret Mooney
Xenia
Samuel K. Maxwell
Florence Owesney
G. C. Aley
Carrie Aley
Carnegie
Costonia
Scott McMillen
Homer Dawson
New York
Seattle
Marian Forsythe
Miss Anderson
Mansfield
F. W. Evans
John Potter
Pittsburg
George P. Rowland
Mary Violet Beacom
Will Hunter
Ison
McDonald
Jennie Sturgeon
North Third Street
George Sturgeon
Hamline
AE. Frazier
Beaver Falls
James Blair
Columbus
L. R. Layton
C. H. Spaulding
North Fourth Street
Christian Church
Sabbath School
Nan Doyle Richie
Sewicksey
Jennie Doyle. Drake
D. W. Matlack
Helen
Cleveland
A. Walcott Matlack
Agnes McClinton
Gambier
Lavinia Gallagher
Harcourt Seminary
Raymon
Will Bracken
H. G. Dohrman
Wintersville
Frank Mansfield
Clara Louise
Ee FB. Feist
Sadie Bailey
Misées Rose
Grace
Paul
Rena Booth
Louise Woltgen
Robert Cox
Nell R
Deaths in Wellsville and Tweed Avenue
Charles McLain former county resident died at his Wellsville home on Sunday June 28 1908 of tuberculosis age 42. Survived by mother and four sisters Mrs Emma Dale Birds HI Mrs R S Bogges Geneva Q Mrs Mary Douglass Roledo and Mrs Margaret Wilson at home. Funeral 1 30 PM Tuesday at M E Church Rev W H Doe officiating Interment Spring Hill cemetery. Francis Joseph five months old son of James and Mary McBride Tweed avenue died last night of summer complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McLain
Wellsville
Emma Dale
Birds
R. S. Bogges
Geneva
Mary Douglass
Roledo
Margaret Wilson
M. E. Church
W. H. Doe
Spring Hill Cemetery
Francis Joseph
James
Mary McBride
Tweed Avenue
Mrs. Catherine Cunningham Dies In Cross Creek WV
Mrs Catherine Cunningham dies at her home in Cross Creek West Virginia on June 26 1908 after a long illness. She leaves two sons William of Cross Creek and James Allison of this city. her husband died years ago. Funeral held at Holy Name church with Rt Rev Bishop Hartley officiating Pontifical Requiem Mass. Pallbearers Maurice Cashdollar John Boyd Barth Thomas Finnerty Bernard McCaffrey Kinney John O'Hare. Buried at Mt Calvary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allison
Cross Creek
W. Va
William
James Allison
Catherine Cunningham
Holy Name Church
Bishop Hartley
Maurice Cashdollar
John Boyd
Barth Thomas Finnerty
Bernard McCaffrey Kinney
John O'Hare
Mt. Calvary
Dr West Dies In Bellaire After Thirty Years Of Service
Dr James Park West a longtime Bellaire physician died at his home on Thursday at high noon. He leaves a wife a sister Mrs R R Barrett of Moundsville and a brother Dr S L West of St Clairsville. He was a noted figure in the Ohio Valley and a leading member of the American Association of Pediatrics and the Belmont County and American Medical Associations.
East Liverpool Teacher Miss Mary A Smith Dies After Illness
Mary A Smith longtime public school teacher in East Liverpool dies at age after ten days illness peritonitis. She served over 38 years and was among the oldest school teachers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Smith
East Liverpool
Death of Mrs Inez Thomas Widow of Robert Thomas
Mrs Inez Merehead Thomas widow of Robert Thomas who died four years ago passed away Saturday night at 12 30 oclock at her home 634 North Seventh street aged 29 years on Dec 27 after a six months illness with consumption bedfast three days She was born in Mechanicsburg Indiana county Pa resided here four years One daughter Mary Thomas eight years survives also one sister Mrs P Sailor of Altoona and a brother James McCombs and her mother Mrs L D McCombs Homer City Pa She was a devoted mother member of the Christian church and respected by all her acquaintances
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Dren
James M. Bipetinice
Dayton Ier
A. E. Harris
Moundsville
Charles Marsh
Alex B. Sharp
Ailance ‘Etty
Wm. M. Reed
Adams Street
Atlantic City
R. J. Thompson
Shepherd’s Inn
Harlem Springs
James J. Hartley
Columbus
Barnesville
James Linsey
Marey
Ellsburg
Appe and
Hervey
Hudson Oase
Frederick Dyer Dean
Beaver
George A. Dean
Laura Frazier
B. H. Maxwell
Steubenville
Jas. Moore
William Tarr
W. H
James
Boston
Soulsberry Beachy
Frank Hatch
St. Louis
Sea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanton Park
Pfordt
Nice
Marguerette Rush
Dawson
Inez Kinney
Bellaire
New York
Campania
Paris
France
Miss Kinney i
Charles H. McDonald
Presbyterian Church
Wellsburg
Wheeling
Franklin College
McDonald
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Brown
Hugh H. Brown
Tonopah
Nevada
Chicago
R. M. Brown
South Fourth Street
Pacific Coast
Abe Lincoln
Jessie Byers
Francis Fickess
Colorado
Killarney
Martlet Street
Harry Bristol
Kate Bristol
Mansfield
Daniel Hanna
Co. H
McKeesport
W. J. Seeley
Garrett Avenue
Ada Bowles
Shadyside
Bridgeport
Aspay
Ella Stewart
Ed Nicholson
Grand Opera House
Bess Dawson
Pittsburg
Will Taggart
Celtic
Cadiz
New York Harbet
Col. Johnson
East Liverpool
Alex. Dunbar
Paul Urquhart
Parnassus
Kinsfolk
la Belle Iron Works
Gertrude Jones
Sue Jones
South High Street
Moore
Elizabeth Robinson
Wichita
Kansas
Winfeld Scott
Ohio
Cleveland
New Philadelphia
Judge Yeagley
Wm. E. Polen
Rock Springs
Chester
Polen
Lowe
Prince
Eilis Beggs
Morris B. Weinstein
John T. Dorft
Hollidays Cove
Iss Emma Battey
Buffalo
N. Y
van Horn Ely
Sycamore Hill
J. W. Cogley
Jesse
McBeth
Braddock
City
Walter Harris
North Fifth Street
C. H. Sapulding
L. R. Layton
A. E. Frazier
James Blair
Wm. Layton
Ohio Valley Scenic Traction
W. W. Beall
E. L. Hammond
Over the River
G. E. Turner
Naomi
Dillonvale
S. Shade
Toledo
Massillon
Annie
Gertrude Howard
Harry Brown
May Kirk
J. H. McCullough
Walter Howard
H. H. Brown
L. S. Murray
Eugenia Anderson
Martins Ferry
Flora Bickerstaff
Edna
Lillie Buchhagen
Ypsilanti
Mich
State Normal College
National Educational Association
John W. Porter
Toronto
Denver
Salt Lake City
Portland
Mr. Porter
D. M. Gruber
John H. Lowe
Summit Avenue
Pleasant Heights
W. A. Urquhart
Mrs
Helen Brownlee
North Seventh Street
Smith
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. A. McCullough
Beatty
Wilma Sinclair
Madge McClinton
John Sherrard
Inez Thomas
Inez Merehead Thomas
Robert Thomas
Morehead
Mechanicsburg
Indiana County
Mary Thomas
I P. Sailor
Altoona
James McCombs
L. D. McCombs
Homer City
Christian Church
Mrs Eliza Olinger dies at 84 in Zanesville home
Mrs Eliza N Olinger aged 84 died Sunday at 10 15 am at the home of her grandson Calvin T Griffith 256 North Sixth street following a year of infirmities. Born in Zanesville maiden name Christy widow of Isaiah Olinger who died about 50 years ago she was a respected M E church member. Her remains will be taken to Zanesville Tuesday for interment services by Rev Mongan Jones at the Griffith home at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Olinger
Eliza N. Olinger
Calvin T. Griffith
North Sixth Street
Zanesville
Christy
Isaiah Olinger
M. E. Church
Mongan Jones
Griffith
Mrs Pittenger Dies After Long Illness at 76
Mrs Lydia A Pittenger died at 7 05 am Saturday at the Harlem Springs home of her daughter Mrs Wesley Scarlett in Carroll County after several years illness. She was 76 years six months old. She was a daughter of Gabriel Thompson a pioneer near Amos Mills Carroll County. She married Henry Pittenger near Jewett who died 23 years ago last month. Survived by three daughters and two sons Mrs Wesley Scarlett Mrs Elizabeth Brower of Uhrichsville Mrs John Kirby of Scio John H Pittenger of Dennison Harvey Pittenger near Laceyville Antionetta Pittenger of Jewett and her sisters.
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Pittenger
Lydia A. Pittenger
Wesley Scarlett
Harlem Springs
Carroll Country
Gabriel Thompson
Amos’ Mills
Carroll County
Henry Pittenger
Jewett
Beloved Belmont County resident Isaac Mellott dies at 83
Isaac Mellott of near Key Belmont county died Saturday after illness from a rupture. He was 83 and a well known southern Belmont resident, brother of Amos Mellott of Bellaire, survived by five children. Funeral services for Mrs Inez M Thomas were held Monday afternoon with Rev Grable officiating. pallbearers named C B Thomas M A Sailor Mr McBride Mr Beaver George R five months old son of Moses and Tilda Hilton of Prospect avenue died Monday morning of spinal meningitis.
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Isaac Mellott
Near
Key
Belmont County
Amos. Mellott
Bellaire
Inez M. Thomas
Grable
C. B. Thomas
M. A Sailor
McBride
Beaver
George R
Moses
Tilda Hilton
Prospect Avenue
Settlement reached in Glenn's Run mine row at Dillonvale
President A. R. Watkins and Secretary Lee Rankin of the miners' district organization secured an amicable settlement after management disputed the wage scale. They toured Plum Run district to finalize terms affecting about 350 men, with a mass meeting called to conclude the adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Watkins
Lee Rankin
District Miners’ Organization
Glenn’s Run
Dillonvale
Plum Run
Financial report of Steubenville U P Presbytery 1908
The Steubenville United Presbyterian Presbytery report shows 9117.07 given to benevolences against a 14216 quota, leaving a 3009.21 deficit. First East Liverpool Yellow Creek and Steubenville exceeded quotas. Steubenville contributed 1529.08 of 1490.58. Deficits occurred at Bloomfield Piney Fork Richmond Toronto, while Knoxville paid its full 471.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
United Presbyterian Church
East Liverpool
Yellow Creek
Bloomfield
Piney Fork
Richmond
Toronto
Knoxville
Panther Run oil well near Underwood field shot Saturday
The Owens Oil Co of Steubenville drilled a well on the Brownlee farm at Panther Run foot, increasing output though no figures are released. Re see says it may yield several hundred barrels. The site lies about six miles from the Underwood field, west of any prior Brooke county strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlee Farm
Panther Run
Owens Oil Co
Steubenville
Resee
Underwood
Brooke County
Wellsburg Oil Field Expansion Nears Testing Phase
A Wellsburg area oil field extending a mile and a half suggests widening westward activity. Realty Company leased about 300 acres across three farms between No. 1 and Wellsburg and plans thorough testing. Friday night drew a large crowd and strong interest, signaling major potential for Wellsburg. Realty also drilled another nearby well near the Frank Mahan lot, producing about 25 barrels daily, modest by nearby standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburg
No. 1
Frank Mahan
Resignation of Rev J G Grable at Christian Church
The Christian Church heard Rev J G Grable announce his resignation at Sunday service ending today after three years as pastor. He is noted as popular and an in demand lecturer outside the city. The resignation takes effect October 1 with no charge in view. Congregation expresses regret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
J. G. Grable
Rev. Grable
Grable
Supreme Court rules on C O D liquor shipment law
The Columbus court did not rule on the amended provision that makes the place of sale the place of delivery for C O D liquor shipments. A prior ruling held sale location equals delivery, making C O D shipments to dry areas legal. William Mullin of Burton Station ordered beer from Amsterdam by C O D and designated the express company as his agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Columbus
William Mullin
Burton Station
Harrison County
Amsterdam
Good for Hay Weather Boosts Clover Hay Mood
John Swickard of Osage reports favorable weather for clover hay over the last two weeks, calling it the best such conditions in thirty years. He notes the recent stretch improved yields and quality for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swickard
Osage
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