Beliews Matlack Wedding in Cleveland Nor
A June ceremony in the Colonial hotel parlors Cleveland united Miss Helen Wolcott Matlack and Mr Sidney Bellows in marriage. Rev Dr Bradley officiated with family present, bride travels to Toledo after a lakes trip for a new home. The couple’s Oberlin ties and local connections are noted amid a detailed wedding narrative.
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Colonial Hotel
Cleveland
Steubenville
Helen Wolcott Matlack
Sidney Bellows
Toledo
Wradley
Bradley
Laura Wolcott Matlack
A. Wolcott Matlack
Barrows
Bellows
D. W. Matlack
Oberlin College
Music
Delsarte
Oberlin
Mr. Bellows
Oberlin Athletic Club
Williamson wedding ties West Virginia circles
Miss Hazel Remick of Sistersville W V and Mr Glenn Elliott were married at the bride’s Williamson Place home in a quiet ceremony due to the bride’s father’s recent death Rev G Wilson officiated The ceremony followed by a wedding breakfast and a later eastern trip The couple will reside with the bride’s mother in Williamson Place and received many gifts Among the guests were Miss Annis Baron of Steubenville and Mrs F M Work of Steubenville
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Hazel Remick
Sistersville
W. Va
Annis Baron
Steubenville
Glenn Elliott
West Virginia
F. M Work
Miss Baron
Daily Oil Review
Hazel
Ide Remick
Glenn Eliott
Williamson Place
Rev. G. Wilson
Presbyterian Church
Wilson
Algeo Marsh
Stenhenville
Ohio
Ethel Work
Elliott
W. H. Rodgers and Son
Wheeling, W. Va
KF. M. Work
Margaret Gavin
Wheeling
Wilson Cox Wedding at St Stephens Church
Nell R Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Cox wed Harry Wilson in a noon Tuesday ceremony at St Stephens Church. The church glowed with green and white decor by the Girl's Guild and Maid of Honor Ora Cox led the bridal procession as the organ played Lohengrin.
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Boston
Girl's Guild of the Chance
Rowland Beacom Wedding at Coriopolis Beneath Pink White Decor
Rev George P Rowland pastor of Third Presbyterian and Miss Mary Violet Beacom wed at the bride’s mother Mrs Margaret Hopper Beacon home in Coriopolis Pa The ceremony featured Dr Cotton and Dr Cowen officiating The couple will reside in Steubenville after a month long Eastern trip The bride, a Wilson College graduate, wore a white crepe gown with tulle veil and carried roses The groom is a popular pastor with bright prospects Those attending from the city included Rev F W Fyans John Potter and George Winters.
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Opgemireens
George P. Rowland
Third Presbyterian Church
Mary Violet Beacom
Margaret Hopper Beacon
Coriopolis
George Winters
Bucher
Pleasantville
Keener
Sandusky
Dr. Cotton
Coreapolis
Dr. Cowen
Pitt
Rowland
Steubenville
Wilson College
F W Fyans
John Potter
Jackson Ewing Wedding in Crafton Presbyterian Church
Miss F Eleanor Elizabeth Ewing daughter of Rev J C R Ewing and Vernon Lester Jackson of Little Rock Arkansas wed at Crafton Presbyterian Church. The ceremony featured Lohengrin chorus and was led by Rev Dr J C R Ewing with Rev Sherrard and Rev Dr J C Bruce assisting. Family members served as attendants and ushers.
Marshall George Wedding at Edwin George Country Home
A June wedding was held Wednesday June 21 at noon at Edwin George's country home near Provo. Miss Verne George wed Harry E. Marshall in a ceremony by Kev I Dean Salineville, with fifty guests present. The couple will reside in Bergholz after a lavish gift reception and wedding journey.
Millions to double track rail lines to boost earnings
Pittsburg Post cites R A Worthington saying about 20 million dollars are needed to double track the Wheeling & Lake Erie and the Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal lines, plus equipment and improvements to handle rising traffic between Pittsburg and the lakes. Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal could double earnings with the new facilities, while Wabash main line to Chicago is less urgent.
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Wheeling
Lake Erie
Wabash
Pittsburg
Gould
Lakes
Wabash Main
Chicago
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Ohio Road
Wabash- Pittsburg
R A. Worthington
Wheels & Lake Erie
Efrain
Worthington
Saulters Adams Wedding At Adams Home
Irma Adams wed Harry A Saulters in a roses month ceremony at the Highland avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. Adams. The service was led by Dr. J. M. Robinson at half past eight with Maude Pruxal at the piano. Attendants included Ruth Adams and Maude Pruxal. reception featured pink and white decor and a bridal supper for guests. The couple plans a wedding journey and will reside at 14 Madison avenue after returning. Out of town guests attended from Latrobe, Braddock, Wellsburg and Martins Ferry.
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John Quincy Adams
Highland Avenue
Irma
Harry A. Saulters
Maude Pruxal
John McDowell
Bassford
Ruth Adams
J. M. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
Wallace
North Fifth Street
Madison Avenue
Out of the City
Jaminson
Latrobe
Cormoney
Pleasant
Pruxal
Miss Maude
Braddock
H. G. Ulrich
Wheeling
Traction line proposal eyed from Whrichsville to Ohio River
Promoters discuss a rail traction line from Uh richsville to the Ohio River with routes Cadiz to Martin's Ferry and Bridgeport. Engineering cost estimated at 17 000 to 18 000 per mile, total 42 miles under 600?000. Stock plan targets 1 000 000 capital with 25 par value, subscribers in Cadiz Wheeling regions to raise 200 000 first, officers to be elected. Promoters to receive 100 000 bonus for efforts.
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Uhrichsville
Dennison
Ohio River
Jefferson
Harrison
Belmont
Tuscarawas
Cadiz
Martin's Ferry
Bridgeport
Adena
Ragland
New Athens
Harrisviles
Townsend
Twin Cities
Wheeling
Margaret Herbst and Thomas Connor Wed at St Peter's Church
Miss Margaret C Herbst and Thomas Connor were married at 8 30 this morning in St Peter's Church with High Nuptial mass Rev Father Powers officiating. Attendants Miss Kate Burke and Mr Herbst joined the bridal party. The bride and maid of honor wore white and white hats, music by the choir. A breakfast at Mrs Anna Herbst's home followed the ceremony. The couple will take a short wedding journey before moving into their new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Herbst
Anna Herbst
North Seventh Street
Bankrupt Proceeds Meat Business on Market Street
Fred P. Lute filed a bankruptcy petition in federal court listing $5000 in liabilities and $1800 in assets. He operated a meat business on Market Street, and his store was closed today.
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United States
Fred P. Lute
Market Street
Murder at Ramsey Boarding Shanty Ends in Double Jeopardy
A shooting at Now It boarding shack near Ramsey mines leaves Andrew Mola dead and Lewis Edefedjilla mortally wounded. John Owinski fled into the hills after firing on foreign miners during a drunken brawl. Sheriff Vorhes and Coroner Campbell seek suspects. post mortem to be held. A separate shooting incident occurs at Laurelton, where a man is shot in the leg.
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Ramsey
Andrew Mola
Lewis Edefedjilla
John Owinski
Vorhes
Campbell
Dillonvale
Owinski
McGinnis
Now
John
McGinniss
Mola
Belmont County
West Virginia
Laurelton
Dave McMasters
Disorderly house case leads to Dillonvale arrest
Mamie Chapin did not take advantage of the ten days suspension of sentence for conducting a disorderly house at Dillonvale and was arrested there today. Deputy Sheriff Murday escorted her to the workhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Chapin
Dillonvale
Murday
Ball Player Injured in Mt Pleasant Barton Game
Arthur Rowley, a ball player, was injured in the Mt Pleasant versus Barton game Saturday. He collided with the second baseman while running to second and was knocked unconscious. A physician revived him and he was resting comfortably at last report.
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Arthur Rowley
Mt. Pleasant
Barton
Rowley
Sealed Proposals Open for Yorkville Road Work in Jefferson County
State Highway Department in Columbus and Jefferson County Ohio invite sealed proposals for additional work on the Yorkville road in Warren township. Proposals due July 18 1908 at 2 PM. Plans and specs on file in Steubenville and Columbus offices. Certified check $100.00. The State Highway Commissioner reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
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State Highway Department
Columbus
Aee
Jefferson County
Ohio
Yorkville
Warren Township
Said
Steubenville
State Oil Inspector appoints deputies across 47 districts
State Oil Inspector Phipps has completed a list of deputy oil inspectors for 365 barreling stations and 200 tank stations divided into 47 districts. Notable allocations include Steubenville and Dillonvale in district 44, with William M. Kerr named for Brush Creek. Eastern Ohio districts list several station and township assignments and multiple new appointees across Steubenville and Warren areas.
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Phipps
Mr. Phipps
Steubenville
Dillonvale
William M. Kerr
Brush Creek
Ohi
W. Curt Smith
Canton
Massillon
Alliance
Carrollton
Minerva
New Philadelphia
Sugar Creek
Bolivar
John P. Sheridan
Youngstown
Salem
Lisbon
East Liverpool
Salineville
Uhreichsville
New Comerstown
Bellaire
Martins Ferry
St. Clairsville
Barnesville
Caldwell
Cambridge
Marietta
Leases Surrendered and Transferred Across Regions
Oil and gas lease activity spikes at the County Recorder with numerous transfers and assignments. Notable moves include Carter Oil Co to Mary White and Hayes White surrenderings, cross township assignments in Cross Creek and Island Creek, and La Belle Gas & Oil Co. taking over Sinclair interests. Multiple Knox and Steubenville township transfers appear, reflecting heavy leasing activity and title changes among many individuals and firms.
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Idey McCleland
Island Creek
Emery Everhart
M. B. Weinstein
Steubenville
A. R. Bush
Julia Hays
H. L. Bozman
Mike Granatovich
J. H. Jones
Gabon Magi
W. J. Manigold
B. W. Mettenberger
O. Drager
Edward Bickerstaff
H. L. Wilson
William McKee
Charles J. Lash
Clara Fisher
Emily L. Vermillion
Frank Selby
Smithfield Township
Thomas Brettell
E. H. Tague
Carter Oil
D. §. Long
O. J. Brown
J. W. Whitten
Fred Scott
August Slater
Bell Elliott
Charles Merkel
J. J. Dallas
Warren Township
C. J. Lupton
Minnie Zerger
la Belle Co
Recorder's Office
County Recorder's Office
Carter Oil Co
Mary
S. White
Hayes White
J. L. Martin
Morris B. Weinstein
Cross Creek Township
Margaret Hagens
Hancock County
W. Va
Wesley Permar
Edward McDowell
J. E. Reed
Cross Creek
E.M. Fisher
Edward McLister
Eleanor George
Dunham & Sarratt
Simon Loftus
H. FE. Montgomery
Antonio Ross
W. T. Griffith
Allen Boggett
Morris
Knox Township
Samantha Wilson
W. S. Yeagley
W. M. Henderson
B. Rex
T. V. Culp
Knox
S. I. Henderson
William Boyle
P. Laurence
I. I. Rangoun
Toseph W. Edmiston
Cooper
W.H. Barnhouse
William Freudenberger
Graccy Well Near Gracey Farm Drills as Producing Oil
The Graccy Well on the James Gracey farm in Cross Creek township was drilled yesterday by Beaver parties and is a small producer. Nearby wells on Altamont and Miller farms flow, with Altamont producing around 25 barrels daily after ten days of waiting due to tankage and piping. Three additional locations are planned around the present site, and Realty Company reports its No. 24 well as a light, about 20-barrel daily producer amid several large-field wells.
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James Gracey
Cross Creek Township
Beaver
Gracey Place
Altamont
Gould
Miller Farm
Dia. m
Richard Mahan
Tri- State
Veteran journalist Sam Johnson dead in Washington
Sylvanus E. Johnson a veteran journalist and writer died at his Washington home after a career with the Ohio State Journal New York World and Cincinnati Enquirer where he served as Washington correspondent and editorial writer. A former Gridiron Club president he was born in 1841 in Smithfield Jefferson County Ohio and was known as Sam Johnson among locals.
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Sylvanus E. Johnson
Ohio State Journal
New York World
Washington
Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington, D.C
Gridiron Club
Mr. Johnson
Jefferson County
Smithfield Township
Sam” Johnson
Probate Court Notice of estate accounts hearing
Probate Court of Jefferson County sets July 26 1908 as the hearing date for final and first accounts of multiple estates and guardianships including Linton Willemin Lawler Merryman Queen Waugh Ventolo Merryman Welday Mercer Wood May Fisher and others. Objections to passing any accounts must be filed by the date. J R McCleary Judge. 13-3tw
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Jefferson County
William D. Linton
Benjamin Linton
James Willemin
David Shimer
Henry F. Lawler
William C. Lawler
Nicholas Merryman
Elizabeth Bone
Henry B. Mercer
Mary A. Mercer
Teresa Wood
Ann Howden
Anna M. May
Elisabeth Caniff
C. A. Fisher
Benjamin H. Fisher
Belle H. Martin
James H. Martin
Ralph B. Cofhen
Willi Droye
Catherine Brady
Jame Oliver
Jessy
R. Gilchrist
B. Stewart
J. R. McCleary
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Robert Cox
Redhead
Ida Wilson
Steubenville High School
la Belle Iron Works
Garry
Ind
New Mills
City
Reed
Robert Reed
Marian Reed
Sue Carson
Edward Carson
Sterling Carson
Elliott Remick
Rowland- Beacom
Pittsburg Terminal
Dou
Saulters-Adams
Whrichsville
PRO
Moters
Sly
James C. Wonders
Sylvanus Johnson
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