Two Summer Weddings Mark Lisle and Klein Kinney Homes
A joyous Monday wedding at the Lisle residence unites Olive Lisle and R. Gue mer of Youngstown with a ceremony at 7 30 led by Rev J Manley. The bride wore white satin charmeuse with duchess lace floral bouquet. Attendants included Meta Cranmer and James Bruce as maid of honor and best man. The couple plans an eastern trip then residence in Youngstown. A second wedding follows at St Peter's for Lula Cattie Kenney and Frank P Klein with elaborate decor, a rite by Rev Powers, and a reception at the bride’s parents’ home in North Third Street. The groom is a Pittsburg merchant. The Klein and Kenney families travel guests from Pittsburg and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.B. Lisle
Church Hill
Olive
R.ick. Guemer
Youngstown
Ohio
J. Manley
OM. E. Church
Meta Cravmer
Lebanon
James. Bruce
Pittsburg
Lohengrin
W. B. Johnson
Toronto
Miss Cranmer
Penn State
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Meta
Guy Johnston
Charles Campbell
Brilliant
James Bruce
Frank McGee
Steubenville
Klein Kenney
St. Peter's
Lula Cattine
Thomas
Kenney
Frank P. Klein
Hite
Cromier- Afite
Florence Newman
Ironton
Catherine Kenney
Uh- Tichsville
Charmeuse
Killarney
Cecelia Grifflin
Helen Kenney
William Blake
Laurence Hinkle
Robert E. Price
John Nugent
Swissvale
Shy Klein
Father Powers
North Third’ Street
Thomas A. Kinney
Young Commission
Kleines
Great Lakes
West
Burgalow
East End
City
Mms
Fred Klein
Pittsberg
Trevor Davies
W. M. Blackman
Charles Carr
Braddock
James Carney
William Becker
Dennis O'Brien
Carnegie
James Welch
Lillian Welch
Unrichsville
Clarence Henderson
Columbus
Ethel Batter
Los Angeles
Carrie Kiari
Kate Hoffman
Wheeling
Edward Wise
Altoona
Wm. Klein
Ford City
Mary Nugent
Swissvate
Powell Trainer Couple Wed in Pittsburg
The marriage of Miss Stella Powell of South Bellaire and Mr James Trainer of Mingo was announced after a ceremony in Pittsburg. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Powell of South Belmont street. The groom, well known in Mingo, holds a responsible position. After a brief honeymoon they will live in Mingo.
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Mingo
Bellaire
Wheeling Register
Linear Stegal Wedding in Cincinnati Area
The marriage of Miss May Stegall, 20, of Cincinnati, to Mr. Clarence Linear, 34, of McIntyre, was quietly celebrated Wednesday at 1 p m at the groom’s sister’s residence on Church street. The bride was given away by her sister Mrs Jacob Wofford and the groom by his sister Mrs George Johnson. The bride wore a lace over white satin gown with coral and pearl beads. a dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Miss Pearle Owen Weds Jan H. Wesday at Presbyterian Church
Friends were surprised by the marriage of Miss Pearle Owen to Jan H. Wesday at noon on Pyars day June 26 in the Presbyterian church. Rev. George E. Rowland officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Owen of Creswell, wore a traveling blue suit and matching hat. the groom, formerly with H. L. Wickersham, now farms near Bloomingdale. They plan a wedding trip to Columbus Elyria and Cleveland and will reside locally after July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearle Owen
Jan H.wesday
Pyarsday
Presbyterian Ae
George E. Rowland
J. B. Owen
Creswell
Columbus
Elyria
Cleveland
Lineman Burns Fingers in Toronto Electrical Incident
Albert Gillespie a lineman for Tri State Rye and Electric Co in Toronto suffered severe burns to two fingers on his left hand after contacting a grounded wire carrying 2 206 volts. The fingers were amputated as a result of the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lbert Gillespie
Tri-State Rye & Elec. Co
Toronto
Personal Notices from a Steubenville City Page
A crowded from Steubenville society page lists visits and travels. Mrs George Burrall and children visit Pittsburg Ely Ferrow Dr John Pearce appear among tickets at Gettysburg Miss West summers with sister Mrs Matthews in New London Ohio. Numerous moves describe Miss Mary Sharp departing for Eldersville and Miss Ron Wilson returning to New Cumberland. Funeral attendance, medical updates, and high school class of 1912 reunion details fill the item with travel, illness, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burrall
Pittsburg
Ely
Ferrow
John Pearce
Gettysburg
West
Matthewson
New London
Ohio
Hoyt
Miss Price
Richmond
Mary Sharp
Eldersville
Wheeler Homestead
Ron Wilson
New Cumberland
Charles J. McCornnell
Joseph Nicholson
J. M. Reynolds
Toronto
Frank Stokes
Thomas Fulton
Gill Hospital
Carrie Floto
Helen Boyd
Dennison
Morgan F. H. Sharp
North Fitts Street
Daniel McClare
George Hanlin
Wellsville
Frank McMillen
Allegheny
Joseph Sharp
Ina McFeely
State Board of Examiners
Columbus
Josephine Hammond
Wells Grammar School
Ford D. Ring
Mt. Pleasant
Chicago Daily News
Clarence Speedy
Will Speedy
Steubenville
East Chicago
Wilson
Harrison
Chicago
Ella Marling
Bellaire
David White
Wheeling
R. G. Richards
Richards
Richard
Harry Neighbors
Mary
Maryland Avenue
la Belle View
Dover
Arkansas
Neighbor
Memphis
William Creig
Brownsville
Texas
Reber, Orr
John Orr
Anna
North Fourth Street
Mr Creig
Ireland
John Ort
Old Country
YMCA
Ray Swearingen
Allen's Foot Ease ad promises quick relief for foot pain
Shake into your shoes for instant relief from smarting and tender feet. This antiseptic powder eases burning, bunions, corns, and tired swollen feet, claimed as the greatest comfort discovery of the age. Sold everywhere for two cents. free trial offer by Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Adv
Epworth League Convention Draws 150 Delegates in Dennison Ohio
The Epworth League of the Steubenville district held its 23rd annual convention at the Dennison M E church. More than 150 delegates from about 50 chapters attended, with Stribenville well represented in both delegation and program. Lectures by Dr J Bel Neff and Dr J O Randall highlighted the event, along with talks on citizenship and evangelism and a hospital relief appeal for St Luke's in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Steubenville
M. E
Dennison
Stribenville
C. R. Niedenegard
Finley Church
Epworth Leaguer
W. E. Polen
Hamline
Joseph W. Tweed
Morris
Manline
St Luke's Hospital
Cleveland
League
Ethel Adrian
Walter Polen
Hamline Church
John Belknap
J. Bel’ Neff
Erie
de. Randall
Pasor
Finley
Old
Thompson
de l ‘Gartes
Fragmentary Names From City Church Notices
From First church Lillian Wilson Rebecca Sticker from Hamline Laura Bendure Mary Dickerson Ethel man Walter Polen from Finley Grace Marenis Lizzie Mantin from La Belle View Mrs Ford Me Coy Mr and Mrs Loe Gier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the City
First Church
Lillian Wilson
Rebecca Sticker
Hamline
Laura Bendure
Mary Dickerson
Ethelman
Walter Polen
Finley
Grace Marenis
Lizzie Mantin
la Belle View
Ford Me. Coy
Loe Gier
Ohio Coal Output Reaches 1912 Peak at 34,524,727 Tons
Ohio coal production in 1912 rose to 34,524,727 short tons valued at $37,070,573 as miners benefited from wage gains and strong demand. The year followed 1910 and 1911 gains amid labor troubles in neighboring states, with machine mining accounting for 86.2 percent of output. 125 underground deaths and total fatalities numbered 133.
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Ohio
Edward W. Parker
United Sates Geological Survey
Ware E Reech
Ilinois
Tadiana
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek
West Virginia
United States
Real estate transfers listed for Pleasant Heights and city parcels
Lewis C Bendure transfers part of lot 14 block 4 Pleasant Heights to John C Bendure for 2300 dollars. Ensworth Hern transfers lot 60 La Belle View to Albert Hern for 1 dollar. Clarence A Fisher and others transfer to Alfred Warner lot 61 Beatty 2nd Add City for 600 dollars. Elizabeth Connelly guardian transfers part of lot 16 original city to Harris Cohen for 1550 dollars.
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Natherise Benford
Sarah E. ‘Harris
Smithfield
Will
George C. ‘McNeal
Evelyn McNeal
la Belle View
Elizabeth L. Ait
Manan P. Hill
Mt. Measant
Jonathan Hock
Mary C. McConnell
Island Creek
Ela Stewart Laughlin
Thomas ‘E. Speaks
Lucas S. D
Martha J Carnes
John C. Brown
Stokeley
Sarah R. McGrew
Clark B. Gilchrist
Robert
Orr
Pearl May Thompson Williams
William H. Sickles
Mt Pleasant
Lillie A. Calloway
William H. Sickle
Mt Pleasant Township
Albert G. Werner
Frances Kaum- Lartner
Wells and
Wells
Clara Conrad
Amtogio Montica
Gilbert W. Jenree
Joc Ock
Gilbert Jenree
Wilbur L. Medill
Mike Lecak
S. D
Warren Township
Horace A. Simmers
Frank Kuligowsky
Leoni
Roberto Livi
Locust Park SD
P. YP
Lewis
George
Gordon
Brookvale
Salem Township
Richard Tones
W.A. Seaton
Amsterdam
Lewis C. Bendure
John C. Bendure
Pleasant Heights
Ensworth Hern
Albert Hern
Clarence A. Fisher
Alfred Warner
Beatty 2Nd Add
Elizabeth ‘Connelly
Harris Cohen
Original City
Court actions and divorces listed in district court docket
Agnes L Benedict wins divorce for gross neglect and drunkenness and custody awarded to the mother. Alex Cosma vs George Michal ends with $66 and costs for the plaintiff. Odio vs Richard Gilson favored by the defendant after state failed to prove claimed costs. Mosella Kanes and Matthew Kanes seek divorce on extreme cruelty threats and laziness. Jeanette Miller sues Ascenzio Serafino for 5000 damages for attempted criminal assault. J B Smallwood case judged by default for 37.54. Edward Guresky and Mary Guresky divorce granted for adultery. Harry E Tope and Olive M Tope divorce granted for gross neglect with custody to father and no interference. W F Stock & Son and W E Bailey noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes L. Benedict
Wim. A. Benedict
Alex Cosma
George Michal
Odio
Richard Gilson
Mosella Kanes
Matthew E. Kanes
Mingo Junction
Armstrong
Jeanette Miller
Ascenzio Serafino
FE. D. Erskine
Chas. Rosen
J. B. Smallwood
Edward Guresky
Mary Guresky
Harry E. Tope
Olive M. Tope
W.F. Stock & Son
H. Bailey
Heat and seasons shift at Paris Academy of Medicine
The Academy of Medicine in Paris notes that sunspots have disappeared, reducing heat in summer while winter remains cooler. They forecast a hotter summer ahead and a lighter winter with notable seasonal shifts impacting climate expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Medicine At
Paris
Administration Action Sparks Broad Critique in Papers
In both The Word and The Journal, editorials condemn the administration over its handling of white slave cases. Critics argue the explanations are too shallow and fail to address core concerns raised by officials and readers.
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Word
Obstinate Acne Remedy Promises Clearer Skin
An advertisement touts S. S., a blood purifier, as a fast acne cure for cheeks temples nose sides chin. It claims to stimulate skin tissue cells to draw nutriment from blood, overcome gland inflammation, and remove irritants. directs readers to buy at any drug store or consult Swift Specific Co. medical department in Atlanta Georgia.
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Medical Dept
Swift Specific Company
Swift Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
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John Hasset
Lindsay Clark
Mary Cummins
Edith Bothe
John Richie
Ruth Shaw
Hazel Conn
Conneaut Lake
J. N. Swan
Monmouth College
M. H
Geo. Swan
North Fifth Street
W. B. Charleson
Atachie
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Barnesboro
Harris Wolf
Sallie Robinson
New Castle
Katharine
Margaret Priest
Atorney Murray Jones
Theodore Murray Jones
J. J.crawford
Joplin
Country Club
Robert McGowan
la Belle Avenue
Stanton Park
Prof
Loggie
Allison Gamble
Epworth
IOR
Ies
Laurie’ Blackburn
Andy
Plotz
Emma
Ivorce
Mary A. Barrows
Geo. F. Barrowys
R. M. Franey
Feronte
SS. Tonsly
Ecbog
Grand Union Tea Coe
Urbweiler
Alfos
Dany
Pterb
Trac Co
Eo Alexander
J. AL Chak
Latriette Lone
Albert. Long
Wyheburg
Weikee
Ettere
the Herald-Star
Pittsburgh
Mavse Aa
Bright, Mented & Ge
Pittsburgh Steel Co
Pennsylvania
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