Death of Mrs Henrietta Haupt in Steubenville
Mrs Henrietta Haupt dies after 14 weeks heart illness at her son Fred’s North Seventh Street residence. She would have been 67 on July 29. Born in Germany, she came to Steubenville in 1867. Survived by sons Wm of East St. Louis Ills Chas A George Fred August and daughter Lizzie. A longtime Zion’s Lutheran Church member and devoted mother.
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Henrietta Haupt
Fred Upt
North Seventh Street
Wm. Haupt
Haupt
Germany
Steubenville
East St. Laws
Chas
George
Fred
August
Lizzie
Zion's Lutheran Church
Aunt Susan Bankard Die s at New Franklin Ohio
Mrs Susan Bankard died at her home in New Franklin Stark county Ohio July 1 1907 She was among the Os terhouse family pioneers from Western Maryland who settled near Knoxville She was the last survivor of thirteen children Her husband John Bankard fell in the Civil War She ran a hotel in New Franklin for years and remained a respected figure in the village Aunt Susan aged near ye ars will be missed by her community Relatives in the county include Mrs Jeff Campbell C Smith and J C Smith listed as her sister’s children
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Susan Bankard
New Franklin
Stark County
Jeremiah
Eve Osterhouse
Maryland
Knoxville
Bankard
John Bankard
Olen
Cleveland
Frank
Aljanece
Susan
Jeff. Campbell
Oronto
C.smith
Osage
J. C. Smith
John C. Smith
Death of Wellsburg resident Roland Creig at 70
Roland Creig a prominent Wellsburg citizen died at his home Friday morning July 12 1907 at 9 o clock after four weeks of heart trouble He was formerly a prominent merchant in Wellsburg and well known in the city and county His funeral will be held at his late home Sunday afternoon at two o'clock
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Roland Creig
Wellsburg
Died John J Toohey 55 in St agri July 11 1907
Obituary notice lists John J Toohey aged 55 who died Thursday morning July 11 1907 with incomplete text and location hints.
Ants and Germs Inspire Hair Care Ad and Real Estate Notice
An old newspaper item contrasts ants storing food with hair root germs causing baldness, advertising Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy and listing a sample offer. Additional notices include a request for a woman to do family washing and a sale ad for a ten room house with water gas and corner lot details.
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Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Rives Soc
J. C. Cope and Central Drug Co
Washington Street
Feene
Higher Pay Demands at Potter's National Convention
The National Convention of the Brotherhood of Operative Potters debates pay hikes for national officers and a general wage increase across the trade. Key resolutions include a 25 percent raise for kiln men and stricter reporting on kiln operations, with many motions pending two thirds vote and the convention’s time limit.
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National Brotherhood of Operative Potters Convention
Executive Committee
Bray's M. E. Church Lawn Fete Friday July 17
Invitation to a lawn fete hosted by the death school of Bray's M E Church on Friday evening July 17 at the residence of Frank Jewett located one mile above Stanton Park along the street car line flyto-3t
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Bray
M. EF
Frank Jewett
Stanton Park
Stanton Park Friday Evening Car Service to Park
Direct to Stanton Park on Friday evening all fourth and sixth street cars will operate to the park providing convenient access for visitors and residents attending events and enjoying the evening.
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ING
For Sale Rosa Renzi Store and dwelling in Parlett Ohio
For sale the Rosa Renzi store room and five room dwelling with about one acre of land located at Parlett Ohio on the Wabash railroad. For particulars contact the seller or local agent.
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Rosa Renzi
Parlett
Ohio
Teachers Assigned To The Various Schools For Year
Supt Edward Van Cleve lists the teacher assignments by grade and building for the coming school year. The plan covers Garfield Washington Stanton Grant and Grammar School buildings with principals and assistants identified, noting possible changes and current pupil placement for Wells High School attendees.
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Supt
E. M. van Cleve
van Cleve
Sal la Vi
Lulu M. Tweed
Prin
Arts Floto
Jessie M. Campbell
Mary M. Starr
Margaret Hill
Ella M. Schlupe
Mary Spencer
Cora Thornburg
Dora Williams
Mary C. Fielding
Georgia Herbst
Edna Buchhagen
Emma Moncrief
Prin. Garfield Building
Lola M. Allison
Mary J. Myers
Lucy McCracken
Elizabeth Harmon
Elizabeth Hakill
Wkatherine Coleman
Lyla Lee
Stanton Building
Illa J. Holliday
Vadney
Gracia Spencer
Jessie L. Irwin
Lyda V. Sharp
Mary A. Perkins
Fannie Ryan
Ida V. Fickes
Gladys Pelton
Minnie W. Gandy
Lois A. Grove
Charles Kime
Grant Building
Phoebe C. Tart
Jennie Williams
G. L. Ely
Edith Gun
Grammar School
Margaret 2D. Wintringer
Caroline R. Dohrman
Helena Cox
Nannie Schellart
Harriet Smurthwaite
Helen Mellville
Josephine Hammond
Wells’ High School
Edward van Cleve
Public auction of Grant Miller meat market fixtures
The case entitled above offers for sale at public auction on Tuesday July 16 1907 at 1 o clock p m central standard time in Room North Fourth Street Steubenville Ohio the fixtures of Gr ant Miller meat market and all other property in the room including a lease expiring January 1 1909 Terms cash Sheriff D F Vorhees with McClave McClave as plaintiff's attorneys Jérold
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fourth St. Steubenville
Grant Miller
Itch Itch Scratch Cure Promoted by Dean’s Qoint
An advertisement touts Dean's Qoint ment as a remedy for piles eczema and general skin itching. It claims faster relief with scratching and notes availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
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John J. Toohey
Weiner
St. Agri
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Marvel
Henderson Brag Ca
the Potter’s Organization
DELE
GATES
National Convention
Steubenville Pure Milk Company
Bell Phone
Phoenix
Wabash R. R
Lambert Friedl
Market Street
AL Property
Roy L. McClare
Court of Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Bell
North 5Th Street
D. F. Vorhees
Axminster
Nottingham
Reserve Place
la Belle View
J. C. Lashley
National Exchange Bank
la Belle View Land Company
Ohio Valley Building & Trust Company
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