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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
12
An old advertisement claims disease germs kill more than beasts and promotes Electric Mitters as a protective blood purifier. It promises rapid relief from chills fevers and malaria, offering money back if not satisfied and noting a 500 unit supply at Beall & Stelle Drug Co.
George Harvey Reed aged 75 years 11 months died at his nephew George Campbell's home on Saturday July 1 1911 at 1236 a m He served in Co Ninth Pennsylvania Reserves from the Civil War through Antietam where he was wounded He lived with relatives in Monongahela Wintersville Delmont and finally Ross Street in this city Interment is in Delmont Pa He belonged to the Union Veteran Legion and was related to William Leech John Leech and J R Christy
Charles Joseph Fagan died at 318 South Fifth street on a Friday evening at age 26 after months of ill health. Born in Steubenville to Owen and Sarah Fagan, he lived with his grandmother Mrs Nilly since childhood and worked at Acme glass works then a local restaurant. Survived by his father and sister Mrs Anna Silccex, he was active in Holy Name church Eagles lodge and Steubenville Rod and Gun club, held in high esteem by many friends.
Obituary notice details the death of Mrs Elizabeth Foster Miller in Los Angeles on June 20 191, following heart trouble. Born Elizabeth Foster in Steubenville she was daughter of William and Eliza Foster married to druggist Thomas Miller later moved to Chicago San Francisco and finally Los Angeles. Survived by brothers Morrow Willam George and sisters Jennie Mandel and Cora Lyon. funeral in Los Angeles then interment in Union Cemetery Steubenville.
In Carnegie Pennsylvania funeral services were held today for Hilda Mae Burns from Holy Name church at 8 30 am Rev Father Sullivan officiated at requiem mass with a large attendance of relatives and friends Flower tributes praised the pure life and the casket was laid to rest at Mt Calvary attended by John Nolan Edward Sullivan Harry Moore and Clarence Dunn
Mrs John D White aged 34 of 305 Reesive avenue La Belle View died Saturday at 2 p m after three weeks of typhoid fever She was born in Cross Creek Village Pa daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Sharp married two years ago to John D White Surviving are husband parents three sisters and a Christian woman of good character Funeral services were held Monday and Tuesday with interment at Cross Creek Village
Telegram from James Lindsey confirms the death of Frank Murphy Mooney a former Steubenville resident. He died at his daughter Blanche Buck in Elmira New York on July 3 1911 after a health decline and recent surgery. Burial arrangements and Hamline Church services follow in Steubenville.
The obituary notes FE Vance moved to Burgettstown with brother and never married. Survived by C J Vance of Butler, T W Vance of Steubenville, J F Vance of Cross Creek, J F Vance of Bridgeville, F B Vance of Burgettstown, Viola V Bishop of Kingston Missouri, and E Foster of Jefferson Township. Funeral at F B Vance residence Friday July 7 at 11 a.m. Interment Fairview Cemetery Burgettstown.
Word has reached this city of the death of Mrs J B Priest at her daughter Mrs C A Kleberger’s home in Columbus Ohio on July 3. She was born near this city June 4 1820, daughter of John and Sarah Yocum. She leaves two brothers John and Silas Yocum of this city and other relatives.
Mrs. Priest a longtime Christian church member who lived in Columbus for about eighty years dies. Survived by Rev Walter Priest and other children living in Wichitta Wichita, Newark, Martinsville, and Wheeling. Remains brought to Steubenville for funeral at Pan Handle depot on arrival of No 16. She was the widow of Dr B Priest and had many friends in the city.
The body of Charles Hummel a brakeman on the Cleveland Pittsburg railroad killed at Steubenville arrived last night and was taken to Guernsey street home of his father in law James Rosser. He was 25 married six weeks to Lizzie Rosser daughter of Mr and Mrs Rosser.
The deceased is survived by his mother Mrs Catherine Hummel and sister Mrs William Kgatz, both of Belmont. He belonged to the Knights of the Golden Fact, and the lodge will conduct the funeral from the Rosser home on Wednesday afternoon. Revs Hazlett and Scholes will officiate. Interment will be in Rose Hill cemetery.
John Hughes aged over 50 died at his home on Wednesday noon after a Christmas onset illness of asthma. Born in Ireland he lived here 30 years and worked as a coal miner. He married Agnes Needham and leaves nine children Thomas Kate John Michael Agnes Elizabeth Edward Violet Charles. Survived by several brothers and sisters in New York City. Member of St Peter's church and regarded as a respected citizen.
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