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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1915

Page

10

Fatal end to stabbing death of ice man Koehnline

George C. Koehnline a 38 year old manager of Koehnline Ice & Storage died at Ohio Valley General hospital in Wheeling after being stabbed in the right lung with an ice pick by an infuriated employee named Okey Ankrom. Witnesses at the Bellaire plant saw the attack after Koehnline allegedly defended a nurse. Ankrom was arrested. Koehnline had lived in Steubenville years earlier and managed the Kochline plants in Steubenville and later Bridgeport and Beltsville before moving to Bellaire. He died at 3 o clock Tuesday morning after surgical efforts failed.

George C. Koehnline Koehnlne Ice & Storage Company Ohio General Hospital Wheeling Bellaire Koehnline North Jefferson Street Ohio Valley General Hospital

Chautauqua Parade Tour Aims at Smithfield Opening

A big automobile parade promotes the Chautauqua opening in Smithfield from July 21. Promoters, supported by businessmen, expect large crowds from Steubenville and nearby towns. A booster car leaves Smithfield at nine Monday the 19th visiting Dillonvale Mount Pleasant Martins Ferry Wheeling Wellsburg Follansbee Steubenville Wintersville Bloomfield Hopedale Cadiz Adena York Smithfield.

Smithfield Ol Fair Grounds Steubenville Dillonvale Mountt Martins Ferry Wheeling Wellsburg Follawsbee Wintersville Bloomfield Hopedale Cadiz Adena York

Two Deaths Mark Tragic Brookside Losses in One Night

Two Brookside deaths occur in a single night as six year old Albie Zelenka and his father John Zelenka thirty five die from diphtheria and scarlet fever respectively. John Zelenka a longtime Eastern Ohio mining official dies amid illness spreading through the family. The funeral proceeds Saturday with limited attendance due to contagious diseases. John Zelenka, born May 1880 in Sherrodsville, leaves parents and several siblings and had long been active in the mining industry including leadership roles during past mining strikes.

Brookside Albie John Zeenka Ohio Zanka Mr. Zelenka Sherrodsfile Andrew Zelenka Dillawale Mary Rose Anna Jamejs Winifred Zelenka Epesec An Solbenk Ks Ab Bradiey Crow

Miners Leader Elevated to State Union Vice President

The article notes the individual rose to state vice president of the miners union and later was invited to serve as secretary and commissioner of the Pittsburg Vein Operators, with headquarters in Wheeling, highlighting his ascent in labor leadership and regional roles.

Miners’ Union Pittsburg Wheeling

Missing man may be Wabash Bridge murder victim

Mrs. Miller searches for her husband Toe Miller a Pan Handle section hand missing since Tuesday. A body found on the West Virginia side of the Wabash bridge matches a published description leading her to believe the drowned man is her missing spouse. Miller a coal miner turned railroad worker held a union card and had been paid last Tuesday.

Toe Miller Wabash Bridge West Virginia Wellsburg

WIFE SLAYER TO HANG AT MOUNDSVILLE PRISON TODAY

William Thomas a colored man to be hanged at Moundsville prison at 6 p m with another inmate unless a ninth hour reprieve arrives. He admits the shooting was unintended claiming he found a Greek man and his wife on the bed and fired in a fit of passion. He blamed trial fairness and attorney help while recounting the events in his cell.

William Thomas Freda Thomas Warwick W. Va Moundsville Penitentiary Thomas Ohio River Mingo Steubenville McDonald Greensburg Ohio County

Mrs. John Firm of Middletown Dies at Picnic

A heart trouble death struck Mrs. John Firm of Middletown Ohio during a Gospel Hall picnic at Cemetery Hollow on July 5. She was visiting relatives in the area with her two children when she collapsed and died almost instantly, prompting mournful reactions as the crowd dispersed. The deceased, a Brethren member, was about 52 and had lived in Middletown before moving there a year earlier. Her family included husband Mr Firm and children Eva Mary and others, with ties to Toronto.

Gospel Hall Cemetery Hollow John Firm Middletown Ohio Toronto Dodd Firm Jane Taylor Firm England Fern Firmnd Eva Mary Mir Willan William Chisholm Brethren Manuer Firnker Areré

Funeral, church service set for Wednesday in town

A funeral will be held at the Gospel church on West Adams street Wednesday at 2 o clock for Mrs. Sarah Winters who was taken to her home on South Seventh street. The North Seventh Street playgrounds reopen Wednesday morning for summer under Miss Duff of Wilkinsburg Pa who will supervise.

Sarah Winters South Seventh Street Gospel Church West Adams Street North Seventh Street Miss Duff Wilkinsburg

Murderous Razor Fight Between Negroes Near Pig Ankle Red Onion

At the corner of Church street and Soap suds alley two Black men, Jake Epps and Jake Chase, fought after staying at Levi Grayson’s home. Chase wounded Epps with a razor eight inches long while Grayson struck Chase with a chair. Both were hospitalized with injuries. doctors expect recovery and both may attend the upcoming primary.

Church Street Soapsuds Alley Ohio Valley Hospital Jake Epps Jake Chase Levi Grayson Chase Epps Levi’ Grayson

City Budget Totals and Departmental Expenditures

Budget figures outline city spending across police, fire, health, engineering, streets, waterworks, and library. Major costs include police at 9,960, streets and alleys 25,000, waterworks operating 19,500, and an extraordinary debt service of 27,450. Grand total listed at 127,139.22.

Fire Department Board of Health Board of Service Fund

Man Injured John Powell Cole Dies After Mingo Incident

John Powell Cole of Richmond died at Ohio Valley hospital July 5 from injuries suffered June 27 when escaping re-arrest on the Mingo road. He plunged over a high wall after Mayor Linn attempted to stop him. Cole had scalp cuts, fractures, and internal injuries. He was 31, son of Elijah and Mary F Hayes Cole, survived by siblings Sheridan Cole, Mrs Davis, Chas Cole, and Mrs Calhoun. He worked around Richmond hotels and agency jobs. He was a member of the M E church.

John Powell Cole Richmond Ohio Valley Hospital Cole Linn Steubenville Elijah Mary F. Hayes Cole Sheridan RB. Cole Pittsburg Glenn Cole Davis Cambridge Mass Chas. E. Cole Calhoun Ceredo W. Va M. E. Church

Still at Sea in Brooke County Murder Case

Brooke County authorities remain without leads in the Stanislaus Cisz murder case after the body was found on the Wabash Bridge last week. Investigators have not identified the victim beyond the name found on a metal pencil embedded in the head.

Brooke County Stanislaus Cisz Wabash Bridge

Death of Major John B Mills Civil War veteran dies at Wellsville

Major John B Mills born 1840 in Saline township Jefferson county died at his Wellsville home after ten days illness. He enlisted May 2 1861 in the 19th O W V I re enlisting December 1861 in the 78th O V I served until July 6 1865 honored for gallantry and promoted to major he took part in forty engagements including Sherman’s march to the sea. Survived by wife sister Mrs Mary Wickline Glasgow and two sons Charles and William Lisbon. He was a member of the First Christian church of Wellsville.

John B. Mills Saline Township Jefferson County Wellsville O. W Shernan Mary Wickline Glasgow Charles William Lisbon First Christian Church of

Mrs Susannah Stevenson Dies In Oil City Pa

Mrs Susannah Stevenson aged 74 wife of Albert G Maple died Friday in Oil City Pennsylvania. Born in Wellsville Ohio she moved to Oil City in 1874 when her husband joined the Allegheny Valley Railroad as a passenger conductor. She was active in the United Presbyterian Church and leaves one son and four daughters. She was well known in the county.

Susannah Stevenson Maple Albert G. Maple Oil City Wellsville Old Allegheny Valley

Speakeasy Arrests Before Mayor Wade in Brilliant

State officers arrested William Montgomery for a speakeasy on South Lake Erie avenue and Christine Begle for a speakeasy on South Sixth street. Both cases go before Mayor Wade in Brilliant.

Wm. Montgomery South Lake Erie Avenue Christine Begle South Sixth Street Mayor Wade Brilliant

Family Reunion Honors Squire John Lee Line

The descendants of Squire John Lee of Island Creek held a Monday family reunion at the Squire’s home place. The gathering featured ample food and a hearty, cheerful atmosphere.

Squire John Lee Island Creek

Minister to Lead Sunday Services at Cross Creek

Rev. A. P. Bissell of St. Stephen's Church Steubenville will conduct services at St. James Cross Creek at 3 p m Sunday.

A. P. Bissell St. Stephen's Church Steubenville St. James, Cross Creek

Appointment of executor for Thomas R Moores estate

Notice records George L Jewell appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Thomas R Moores late of Jefferson county Ohio deceased. Dated June 30 AD. Probate Judge John G Belknap signs. Attorney Thomas Jones. 7jly3tw.

Thomas R. Moores George L. Jewell Jefferson County Ohio Romain John G. Belknap Said County Thomas Jones

For Sale in Smithfield Corner House and Barn on Lot

Property at a Main and South streets corner in Smithfield offered for sale by owners Mrs Elizabeth Hammond and Mrs Amanda Clancy. Large barn at rear of lot. Terms available from the present occupants and owners.

Smithfield Elizabeth Hammond Amanda Clancy

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF STEUBENVILLE

The bank's June 23 1915 statement lists assets including loans and discounts notes and drafts, U S bonds and other securities, cash holdings from coin and reserves, and deposits from customers. Officers certify the figures as true to the best knowledge with notary and director attestations on the sworn report.

National Exchange Bank OF U. S&s U. S Csess U. & Bonds Federal Reserve Federal Reserve OM Draveves New York Chicago St. Louis Treas- Mpu Ia Ccbcase Actachees Cr Inns State of Ohio County of Jefferson H. T. Clark David M. Gruber

Dean's Kidney Pills Prove Helpful for Steubenville Worker

A Steubenville mill roller, A. W. Shaffer of 715 South Street, says heavy lifting and heat caused back weakness linked to kidneys. Since using Doan's Kidney Pills for twelve years with yearly recurrences, a few doses always set him right. Price 5 cents at dealers. from Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Dean Steubenville Doan

Be Prepared with Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil

Consumers are urged to be ready for minor injuries with Dr. Thomas' Eclectic Oil, a trusted remedy sold by druggists in 25 and 50 cent sizes, promoted as a practical solution for cuts bruises burns and scalds.

Thomas

A 25 Cent Medicine Chest Offers Sloan's Liniment

An old time sale blurb promotes a 25c bottle of Sloan's Liniment as a universal remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck backache neuralgia rheumatism and other emergencies. It claims ailments are symptoms from congestion and inflammation and invites readers to prove it by buying the 25c bottle from druggists.

Foley’s Honey and Tar Remedy For Hay Fever

Many suffer July hay fever and asthma symptoms. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is presented as the ideal remedy to heal throat irritation and ease choking. It claims to soothe inflammation and irritation and promote natural breathing. Beall & Steele.

Foley Beall & Steele

Constipation Causes Most Ills Dr King’s Pills Ad

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation. It claims accumulated bowel waste poisons the body and promises a full bowel movement by morning after taking one or two pills tonight. A 36 pill bottle costs 25 cents.

Dr. King

Summer Aches and Pains From Kidney Disorder Pills

An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache caused by kidney disorders and for relieving muscle stiffness rheumatism and sleep disturbing bladder ailments. Beall and Steele are cited as the sellers.

Foley Beall & Steele

Raid on riverbank booze camp near Stanton Park

County Detective Lucas raided a riverbank booze camp above Stanton Park on Monday. Booze was confiscated and camp boss John F. Mayley was arrested.

Stanton Park Lucas John F. Mayley

Foley Kidney Pills Promised Cures Highlighted

Foley Kidney Pills receive daily letters from grateful men and women describing relief from backache sore muscles stiff joints and other kidney and bladder woes. The ad asserts rapid relief from lumbago and rheumatism linked to kidney trouble with Beall & Steele as sellers.

Foley & Co Beall & Steele

Are You Feeling Fit Kidney Health Ad

An advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to keep kidneys healthy by casting out poisons that cause backache rheumatism and other kidney and bladder troubles. Beall and Steele.

Foley Beall & Steele

Dr Kings New Discovery Cough Relief Ad

A vintage cough remedy touts Dr King s New Discovery for relief from coughs. It promises rapid soothing effects from the first dose and claims 45 years of use with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad urges readers to buy from a local druggist at a small cost.

Dr. King

Citrolax advertisement for health relief

An ad promotes Citrolax as the best remedy for constipation sour stomach lazy liver and sluggish bowels It claims rapid relief from headaches thorough flushing with no pain or nausea and a cleansed wholesome system Beall Steele sells the product.

Beall & Steele

Wanted Now Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad

A vintage advertisement urging immediate purchase of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to relieve hay fever and asthma. It claims decades of prior relief, notes no opiates, and lists Beall & Steele as the sellers.

Constipation Causes Headache and Dizziness Opens Regulates Sale

A mild opening medicine is advertised as Dean's Regulats. The claim notes relief from constipation headache digestion and dizziness. The product is sold in boxes priced 25c at all stores.

Burdock Blood Bitters Tonic Advertises Vitality

To feel strong, have good appetite and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy life, use Burdock Blood Bitters the family system tonic. Price one dollar.

Cope Family Picnic At Steer Home In Harrisville

Annual Cope family picnic and reunion invited to meet at Louis C. Steer home east end of Harrisville Ohio on Tuesday August 17 1915 Relatives and friends cordially invited Hiram Cope President Cadiz Ohio Miss Lizzie L Adams Secretary itd-ltw

Cope Louis C. Steer Harrisville Ohio Hiram Cope Cadiz Lizzie L. Adams

Po-Do Lax Promises Quick Constipation Relief

Sickness is a sin they say and Po-Do Lax offers rapid relief from liver complaints headache indigestion and constipation. A podophylin based laxative said to awaken the liver and bile flow and remove the cause overnight. Get a bottle from your druggist today to end constipation.

Nature

Dean's Ointment for baby eczema and itching skin

Recommends Dean's Ointment for babies with eczema or itching skin. Describes small amount effective and safe for children, priced at 50 cents per box at all stores.

Dean

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George C. Koehnling Turer John Zelenka Eastern Ohio Miners Joe Miller Moundsville Prison Council Wall Susannah. Maple Csesse Asiiadeaiongs United States Daposita W. H. McClinton Harry J. Weilday David McCullough Will Imperial Hotel DR. Voke L. F. Voke M. D West Sixth Avenue Columbus Hart Spanier Hart Schaffner Marx North Fourth Street Forney”Uarantee Forney’s Market Street Sulzbacker Ee Gevesansy Mand the Jefferson Building and Savings Company Charles J. McConnell A. C. Blackburn John Ae John W. Forney W. S. Walker A. J. McCullough
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