Personal news notes from East Liverpool society
Bert Harrison visits from Cleveland while Mrs. Josh Aldridge relocates to 120 South High Street. Albert Harrison of Cleveland visits friends. Mrs. Everett Miller will vacation six weeks in Washington Pennsylvania. Samuel Taylor and wife return from Pittsburgh. Jesse Harris hospital bound for operation. M B Edwards Jr of Toronto visits Mr and Mrs Porter. Miss Bessie Rose of Uhrichsville visits Mrs Cahill. The Misses Buttee depart for three weeks with friends in Pittsburgh. Officer James Webb of Chester visits for business. Mrs H M Levinson and daughters return from Pittsburgh. J C Ault returns from Athens County oil interests. George Sprague Jr and Miss Anna Sprague visit M A Sprague family. Mr and Mrs James Bates depart for Newark. Mrs Howard LeGoullan of Monaca visits her parents. Capt G A Coleman travels to Mt Clemens Michigan for rheumatism. Samuel Carman of Unionport precinct consults with Dr Cooper. Nellie Bagley returns from Steubenville. Deputy Probate Judge Graham Porter convalescent after typhoid. Clarence Rarey of East Liverpool P O M team in city. Mrs James Carothers of Princeton NJ visits kin Mrs W M Beall. Lowrie Childs of Pittsburgh to spend Sunday in city with James and Albert Childs. Mrs Daniel Ray of New Castle visits for funeral of Mrs W C Forbes. R J Thompson of Clinton Street goes to Cadiz to spend weeks with daughter. C H Hood of Bethany College, Wa Va, formerly preaching in Hopedale, engaged for coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Harrison
Cleveland
Josh Aldridge
South High Street
Albert Harrison
Everett Miller
Washington, Pa
Samuel Taylor
Linden Avenue
Pittsburg
Jesse Harris
M.’B. Edwards, Jr
Toronto
K. G. Porter
Bessie Rose
Uhrichsville
I. C. Cahill
North Third Street
George Sprague, Jr
Anna Spraague
M. A. Sprague
James Bates
Newark
Howard LeGoullan
Monaca
Amos Alban
G. A. Coleman
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Samuel Carman
Unionport
Wayne, Township
Cooper
Nellie Bagley
Steubenville
East Liverpool
Graham Porter
Clarence Rarey
East Liverpool P. O. M
James Carothers
Princeton
N. J
W. M. Beall
Lowrie Childs
James Hi. Bair
James
Albert Childs
Daniel Ray
New Castle
Community notes and social round in Steubenville
Local residents attend picnics and visits from Toronto to Steubenville. Mary Helms plans OSU study. Supt Van Cleve and families vacation near Cleveland. Several residents travel, visit hospitals, or return from western trips while church socials and outings unfold at Stanton Park and the United Presbyterian and Simpson churches.
Mrs. Alexander Todd Guests at Holiday's Cove Home
Mrs Alexander Todd and daughter Mrssie Todd Ducker of Washington Pa are guests of Mr and Mrs R J Beatty at their summer home near Holidays Cove. Joseph P Bickar soda bottler left tonight for Arizona California and Seattle for his health with many friends hoping for restoration of health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Todd
Sie Todd Ducker
Washington
R. J. Beatty
Holiday's Cove
Joseph P. Bickar
Arizona
California
Seattle
Plan to reorganize McGee Dellers glass plant at Brilliant
A plan of reorganization is on foot for the McGee Dellers glass plant at Brilliant which has been financially swamped and not paying dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGee-Dellers Glass
Brilliant
Four Year Old Arm Broken in Fence Fall
John Broken Arm, four year old son of August Hiter of La Belle View, fell from a fence yesterday afternoon and sustained a fracture to his right forearm. Dr. Sanden attended and set the bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
August Hiter
la Belle View
Sanden
Local racers bring home entries from Canal Dover trip
John Moran returns from Canal Dover and Wm Miller from Corry Pennsylvania with a heavy haul of entries for upcoming races scheduled July 30 through August 2, signaling strong local participation in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moran
Canal Dover
Wm. Miller
Corry
Toronto Stop Maintains First Time In Two Years
Toronto cars now stop at Market and Court streets both ways for the first time in two years, and the accommodating stop is appreciated by patrons and business men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Market and
Court Streets
Union Picnic at Rock Springs Draws 225 Tickets Sold
Threatening weather reduced attendance for the M. E. Sunday Schools picnic at Rock Springs this morning, with 225 tickets sold. A large crowd turnout followed this afternoon at 2:15.
Miner Fred Estes in Smithfield township hospitalized after gunshot wound
Fred Estes, a miner in Martin's Ferry hospital, remains alive but gravely ill two weeks after being accidentally shot in the head in Smithfield township. Doctors say little hope is left for recovery unless his condition improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Estes
Martin's Ferry Hospital
Smithfield Township
Damage Suit Over Mine Accident Involving Wargo
Julius Wargo sues U S Coal Co for 10000 damages claiming a May 6 2007 mine incident left his right hand crushed while coupling cars outside the mine. He alleges negligent operation and improper instruction, naming motorman Porter as incompetent. Attorney W C Brown represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Wargo
U. S. Coal Co
Wargo
Wm. Porter
Porter
W. C. Brown
Pan Handle Picnic Draws Wide Rail Worker Turnout
The Pan Handle picnic for road employees to Rock Island will be the largest in its history. Workers, their wives and families from every branch, even Columbus, prepare for the event. Steubenville, Columbus, Wheeling and Pittsburgh will dispatch special trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Igany
Columbus
Steubenville
Wheeling
Pittsburg
Ladies Tour Heinz Plant In Pittsburg Visit
A 175 member party of Burgettstown and Bridgeville ladies led by Mrs R H Hileman Mrs T W Vance Miss Lola Stark and Miss Anna Vance visited the Heinz picket factory in Pittsburg yesterday. They met at union station at 10 am and were guided through the plant. A luncheon was served in the dining hall at noon and each guest received a souvenir silver spoon. The group praised the courtesies extended by Mr Heinz and his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinz
R. H. Hileman
T. W. Vance
Lola Stark
Anna Vance
Burgettstown
Bridgeville
Pittsburg
Union Station
Paying for Civics: Tax Fairness for Home Improvements
A reporter highlights a tax injustice where two neighbors in a new suburb pay different taxes despite similar home values. One man maintains and beautifies his property, adding to civic appearance, yet faces higher taxation than a careless neighbor. The piece warns such inequity could deter civic improvement.
Received Call by Rev George W Hinkle in Iowa
Rev George W Hinkle former rector of St Pauls Church in this city and longtime resident of Waterloo Iowa has...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hinkle
St. Paul’s Church
Waterloo
Iowa
Appointment of Rector for Episcopal Church in Schenectady
Rev Hinkle, who preached at St Pauls Church here three weeks ago, has been appointed rector of the Episcopal Church at Schenectady New York. A nephew of his, manager of a large electrical works in Schenectady, helped arrange the posting. He will assume duties August first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schnectady
New York
Hinkle
St. Paul's Church
Kinsfolk
Rehearing in Probate Court Admits Guilty Defendants
In the Probate Court rehearing for Fortunate Barnabei and Frank McClelland the judge found both guilty of cutting to kill and robbery respectively. Barnabei was admitted to $500 bail as the case was remanded for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Fortunate Barnabei
Frank McClelland
Thomas McNeal
McCleary
Drunken Row Hits Mayor's Court Arrests
Mayor's Court reports 7 Clarence Williams arrested at 10 by Officer Mercer for drunken and disorderly conduct and jailed. Williams attracted a large crowd near his stables by his wild actions and remains in the lockup. Charles Dodds and Chris Steitz were also arrested for drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor's Court
Clarence Williams
Officer Mercer
Williams
Charles Dodds
Chris Steitz
Street Carnival Proprietor Plans Return After Stabbing
Carnival owner Mr Burkhardt, once stabbed by ove Burns here years ago, arrived yesterday to arrange bringing his show to town in two or three weeks. Burkhardt spent weeks recovering at Gill hospital. The offense was never prosecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkhardt
Ove Burns
Gill Hospital
Paris man removed to hospital after hunting accident
Charles Caldwell of Paris Pa was badly injured while hunting on Monday and taken to Allegheny General Hospital on Thursday. He underwent an operation for a gunshot wound to the head received while climbing a fence and remains in critical condition. His sister Miss Elizabeth Caldwell of Steubenville is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Caldwell
Paris
Allegheny General Hospital
Elizabeth Caldwell
Steubenville
Postal Violations Noted In Steuben ville Residents
Steuben ville residents were summoned before a U S post office inspector at the post office yesterday afternoon for violating postal laws by sending in Mail Pouch coupons with writing enclosed. Each person was fined $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
U. S. Postoffice
Postoffice
Local Produce Listing From KEANES Market
A fragment listing head lettuce red and black raspberries dewberries apples and green corn from KEANES market, dated July. The short inventory notes fresh fruit and vegetables available at the shop.
Fly time and prune crop failures noted in brief
Newslets report prune crop failure and advice to develop patience by fishing. The Red Men added two new members at last night's meeting. Heavy rains boosted coal markets as another fleet moves to raise passing Saturday. Packet services remain regular with Pittsburg and Cincinnati boats crowded for vacation trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Free Sacred Band Concert at Stanton Park Chorus
A free Sacred Band concert is set for Sunday evening at Stanton Park with a new band stand at West Park. If rain moves the event to the Casino. All 4th and 6th Street streetcars run to the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanton Park
West Park
Power Gallons Wears Longer Paint Claim Ad
An advertisement touts Power Gallons claiming longer wear and lower costs for painting homes. It asserts the product is not new, is the best selling paint in the United States, and produced by a 152 year old company. Devoe Lead and Zinc paint supposedly uses fewer gallons and lasts twice as long as lead and oil mixes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Devoe Lead
Home grown new potatoes are sold at 25 cents per peck
Keanes offers home grown new potatoes priced at 25 cents per peck. The ad highlights fresh produce and local sourcing from Keans' market.
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Keanes
Gas Co opens Saturday for bill payment discount
Notice to natural gas consumers. The Office of the Tri State Gas Co will be open Saturday July 13 from 8: a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Pay your bill and save the discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tri-State Gas Co
For Sale Five Room House with Fin Attic in Fine Location
For sale one five room house with finished attic water and gas in a fine location. Apply Hellmar Brothers No 5 Gill Building Steubenville. For rent flat of 3 rooms in Tilney building inquire at the Hub Clothing House Jr26tdf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellmar Brothers
Gill
Steubenville
Tilney
Hub Clothing House
Roasting Ears First of the Season at Keane's
The item notes the first roasting ears of the season at Keane's, with brief mention of festival or market context and local interest in seasonal produce. No additional persons or organizations are specified in the readable text.
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Keanes
For Rent Seven Room House on West Market Street
For Rent House of seven rooms on West Market Street. New and modern. B. N. Linduff. Jr26t Wanted at once a dishwasher at George's Restaurant. Jraff For Rent Room suitable for barber shop corner 4th and Market Streets under Shoe Store. Jr26t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Market Street
B. N. Linduff
George's Restaurant
4Th and Market Sts
Ir Shoe Store
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Nettie Wilson
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Lizzie
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Red Stanley
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Robert Devers
Wellsville
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Kings
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Ethel
Bowling Green
Ethel Spinholtz
Jonas Miller
Altamont
Sulzbacher’s
Miller’s
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Loggie
Liberal Credit
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OPS Credit Clothing
W. J. Hill & CO National Exchange Bank
J. C. Cope
Central Drag Compbuilding
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