Personal notices from a town clubbing Hometowners
Margaret Herb returns from Ohio Normal School. Edna Rowno recovers after illness. Mildred Martin visits in Msburg with Rona Solomon. James Beck from Dennison visits Steubenville friends. Helen Winter tours Wheeling to see grandfather C. E. Flannagan. Mrs. J. C. McMillen and four children visit Carrs in Hartford City. Multiple families and births noted, plus weddings, travel, church events, and local society gatherings across Steubenville area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Herb
New Ohio, Normal School
Om Welch
Edna Rowno
Mildred Martin
Msburg
Rona Solomon
Jackson- Wille
Fla
Mone Anathan
James Beck
Dennison
Steubenville
Helen Winter
Wheeling
C. E. Flannagan
J. C. McMillen
Chilren
Hartford City
W. Va
John Carr
W. P. Camper
North Third Street
Are. Watson
Weirton
New York
Philadelphia
John Kilgore
Richmond
Eleanor Day
Gir
Helen Virginia
Charles Becker
Neeouise Spies
Ray Neidengarde
Epworth League
Dr. Montgomery
West
Elizabeth Means
Mingo
Kinewoman
Michael
Larwood
Jamelon Gill
Beaumaris
Muskoee
Canada
Annie
Blackburn
Island Creek Township
Robert Fe
Macfie
City
Henry Schnelbach
North Venth Street
Montreal
Schnelbach
Follansbee Glass
Nat City
Emma Baron
Conservatory of Music Cincinnati
Hamline
Ashville
N. C
Washington
the Missionary Society of
Gay Donaldson
Anne Dunbar
Harry Lowe
Donaldson
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Elizabeth Hepler Wallace
Jessie C. Butler
Indianapolis
Will P. Thompson
la Belle View
Butler
Jessie Corett
Miss. Corbett
Cere
Pennsylvania
Wellsbury
Cunningham Homestead
West Market
Thuriza Smith
Toronto
Dr. Donovan
Towse
Misa South
Miss Meyers
Miss Murphy
East Liverpool
Lula Mille
Lola KE
Lemer
Elen
Marie Cole
Haze Probert
Beatrice Joyde
Freda Bowers
Ethel Ridwon
Mamie
Agnes Mooney
Marie Powell
Ethel Colsin
Martin M. Blake
St. Joseph's Academy
Francis McCook
Williams College
George W. McCook
Hillside
Robert Wolcott
Sewickly
Darwin S. Wolcott
Helen Gill Robbins
Harding
Franklin
Ohio
Moorehead
New Castle
Alexander McIntosh
Malcolm
Decatur
Ill
McIntosh
Brush Creek
William Harris
Lottie Bower
City Hospital
Hayes
Harris
Esther Beck
Uhrichsville
Wilma Feist
Charles Carr
Minnie Watkins
Howard Feist
A. S. Dean
George and
Kiths Lou
Woodlawn
Mr. Dean
George A. Dean
Dean
The
Woman's Missionary Society and
Young Ladies
Methodist Protestant Church
Stanton Park
Country Club
Kelly
Margaret Lemmon
Smithfield
J. O. Navlot
Mary Larkin
St. Franklin Avenue
Cincinnati
Newport
R. M. Reynolds
J. D. Lyte
W. W. McCleland
Rea
Cross Creek Village
Samuel Millersack
Penna
Gettysburg
Williamson
Lillian
Wilkinsburg
Chas. W. Baker
Market Street
Rebecca Sticker
Lillian Wilson
Laura Rendure
J. Jankin
South Fourth Street
Paineville
Oho
D. H. Lowry
Fred Fisher
West la
Steubenville Socials Roll On With Parties and News
City shines with a flurry of gatherings from Bethany school courses to house parties and summer dances at the Stanton park casino. Guests include Miss Thurza Smith, Miss Scheeple, Miss Woods of Wheeling, and many regional visitors. Local marriages, arrivals, and hospital updates fill the weekend chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layete
Michigan
Mary
George Sturgeon
Bethany Summer School
Rene Hayckhagen
Toronto
Steubenville
O. V. Donovan
Mrs. Smith
Marie Cole
Miss Smith
Mary Frances Taylor
Frank Taylor
Mae Nelson
Dennison
Mas Ross
Gladys Edwards
Elizabeth Edwards
Dwight
Dorothy Westlake
John and
Danie Tullen
Ariel ‘Moreland
Margaret Welsh
Helen Ward
Hazel Peoples
Virginia Kiefer
Wilma ‘Miller
Wilma Floto
Howard George
Grace Anderson
Lillian
John Harter
Alta Mitchell
Raymond Kine
Arthur Taylor
Thomas Maloy
Helen Snyder
Katherine
Margaret Gossett
Thelma Taylor
Virginia Walker
Mercedes Kenny
Helen McSwiggen
Margaret
Bud Dobbins
Margaret Herman
Gerald Cleary
Winifred Humphryville
Frank Spence, Jr
Raymond Stewart
Iwoodland
Darwin’ S. Walcott
George W. McCook
Guy
Miss McCook
Helen Gil Robbing
J.R. Mosserove
Amose
Spears
Canton
N. Y
Doris Beecher
Syracuse
Lous Leonard
Beaver
Wallace and Newell
New Castle
Harding
Franklin
Ohio
Moorehead
Robert Wolcott
Catherine
Sewickley
Washburn
Chicago
Winter
Norfolk
Farringtom
Entitled to Board in Harrison County Ohio
A delegation of wets from Harrison County arrived in Columbus on Saturday to urge appointments to the state license board. The county has no saloons yet will have a license board. The attorney general rules the county is entitled to a license board despite lacking a local option vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison County
Ohio
Hardiwick
Columbus
Attourney General
Capital Stock Increased Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Directors Meet
The Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate company directors held a meeting to approve an increase in capital stock. They discussed the amount of new shares, potential issuance terms, and the impact on existing shareholders. The board approved the proposal and set future steps for implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Local licenses listed for several Youngstown and vicinity residents
James Montgomery aged 22 and Sadie E B Dugan aged 20 of Stoubenville, J Ray E F Cranmer of Youngstown, and Olive Lisle aged 23 of Mingo Junction appear in a license notice. The brief item mentions names and ages tied to local areas without further action details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James $. Montgomery
Sadie EB. Dugan
Stoubenville
J. Ray EF. Cranmer
Youngstown
Oliver Lisle
Mingo. Junction
Reunion Call for Jefferson County Ex-Soldiers
Ex soldiers of Jefferson county and vicinity are summoned to meet at Steubenville courthouse on Saturday July 7 1913 at 1 pm prompt for planning. By order of Captain J M Morrow commander and W J McGann secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson ‘County
Rifle Stolen From Home on Knoxville Road
A rifle was stolen from the home of J. W. Hottell on the Knoxville road Sunday while the family was away, with entry made by intruders seeking the firearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hottell
Knoxville
Big Damage Verdict in Mine Accident Suit
A Lehigh Coal Company mine gunner was severely injured and sued for damages. A jury returned a verdict of 37,000 dollars after a three minute delay, claimed as the largest personal injury verdict in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehigh Coal Co
Dry victory in Trumbull County election
Wet forces prompted a county election in Trumbull where the dry side carried the day by 2300 votes on Saturday. The drys gained 1406 additional votes since the first 1908 vote when the county went 900 dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Dean's Regulats A Mild Liver and Bowel Aid
A terse advertisement notes that a lazy liver causes dyspepsia and constipation, weakening the system. Dean's Regulats, priced 25 cents per box, act mildly on the liver and bowels and are available at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Household Remedy Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil Ad
Fer baby's croup and mamma's sore throat are among daily ailments noted in this small household remedy advertisement. Willie endures cuts and bruises while Grandma suffers lameness as the Mrs. Thomas' Eclectic Oil priced at 25c and 50c offers a familiar cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Grandma
Thomas
Burdock Blood Bitters Family System Tonic Ad
To feel strong, have good appetite and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the family system tonic. Price, $1.00.
Dean Kidney Pills Promised Aid for Kidney Troubles
A faded ad touts Dean Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for dropsy, gravel, and related kidney issues. It cites Alma Green of Steubenville praising quick relief, claims widespread use, and urges buying from local dealers at 50 cents and from agents in Buffalo and Foster Michuen, with emphasis on the Dean's name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mires
Alma Green
Eigar
Steubenville
Ohio
Dean Kidney
Mls
Doan
Pike
Foster Michuen Ga
Buffalo
New York
United Fez
Itch Itch Scratch Itch Ointment Ad Tease
An old advertisement promotes Deans Ointment for eczema and skin itching. It urges readers to scratch less by applying the ointment, presenting a compact product pitch with a repetitive, catchy jingle style typical of historical ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
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