Prohibition state meeting names new permanent chairman
In Columbus on July 13 H Li Pecke of Sandusky failed to preside as permanent chairman due to a lack of judiciousness in his keynote speech as temporary chair. VE Gay Pinney of Cleveland was chosen as permanent chairman amid bitter comment over Peeke s attack on churches the anti saloon league and woman s suffrage. The complete state ticket nominated includes Aaron Watkins for Governor J B Martin for Lieutenant Governor H J Haskell for Secretary of State James R Stratton for Auditor J H Ford for Treasurer George Hawk for Attorney General Matton Rauch A L Talcott Th Miller Peter F Wolfe Abel Boswick A J Anders RK Simpsn Henry Prescott E J Pinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
H. Li Pecke
Sandusky
Peeke
Gay Pinney
Cleveland
Aaron
Watkins
Ada
Ohio
J. B. Martin
Hamilton County
H. J. Haskell
Muskingum County
James R. Stratton
Columbiana County
J. H. Ford
Portage County
George
Hawk
Matton Rauch
Wayne County
A. L Talcott
Cayaga County
Supreme Court
Th. Miller
Darke County
Board of Public Works
Peter F. Wolfe
Athens County
Abel A. Boswick
Medina County
A. J. Anders
Warren County
RK. C. Simpsn
Lawrence County
Henry J. Prescott
Scioto County
United States
E. J. Pinney
Cuyahoga County
Bellaire Man Protests Prohibitionist Victory on Woman Suffrage
In Columbus on July 15 Oliver W sae of Chicago urged fund collection during the Ohio State Prohibition convention. Carrie Nation criticized lawmakers for voting down woman suffrage and pledged money only if the plank had passed. A Bellaire man offered $1000 in support, while T A Rodefer countered with $50 after the vote. The total collection exceeded $1,200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State
Oliver W. Sae
Chicago
Ron
Mr. Martin
Cincinnati
H. L. Peeke
Sandusky
Carrie Nation
Stoo
T. A. Rodefer
Bellaire
Dr A W Chase Nerve Pills Ad From Ashland Pa
Mrs Richard Torey of Walnut Street Ashland Pennsylvania reports being run down with severe headaches and says Dr A W Chase's Nerve Pills cured the headaches strengthened her nervous system and helped her sleep well The Steubenville Drug Co distributes these pills locally Steubenville Drug Company sells them for home use and relief in this ad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Torey
Walnut Street
Ashland
A. W. Chase
Steubenville Drug Co
Steubenville Drug Company
Canton Man Demands Massillon Hospital Probe
Justice John C. Bothwell stated he will present the Massillon hospital investigation cases to the Stark county grand jury. He said abuses occurred in Stark county and Ohio should intervene to address mistreatment of patients, calling for punishment of involved attendants and proper human care for all patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Bothwell
Massillon Hospital
Stark County
Grand Jury
Ohio
Vorys Confident Ohio Safe for GOP in 1936
Hot Springs Virginia July 15 Arthur I Vorys arrived from Lancaster Ohio and said I am confident Ohio is safe for the G O P There are knotty factional problems to solve but no question about the vote next November
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arthur I. Vorys
Lancaster
O. Vorys
Ohio
Vorys
Body of Scott Harsha Found Near West Wheeling Wharf
The body of Scott Harsha, drowned near Glenns on and the Gaylord mine, on the Ohio side, was found Sunday evening caught on a trout line at the West Wheeling wharf. Bert Powell of West Wheeling found the remains. Interment will be in Canonburg, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Harsha
Glennson
Gaylord
Ohio
West Wheeling
Bert Powell
Canonsburg
Indomitable Sails With Prince of Wales Toward Quebec Tercentenary
The Indomitable, Tingland's famed mystery ship, carrying the Prince of Wales, sails from Portsmouth aiming for 20 knots and a new long distance warp. The vessel reportedly collides with a barge off Portsmouth. damage described as slight, no casualties reported, and the ship resumes her voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
England
Tingland
Quebec
Massacre in Amirathis, Tabriz Quarters Destroyed
A news agency report from Sihean says the bombardment of Amirathis in Tabriz left the quarter in ruins and hundreds killed. The machine public safety fire and Cossack charges left streets littered with the dead as surrender offers were ignored and the revolu tionists were massacred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Amirathis
Tabriz
Sihean
Steubenville Canton Interurban Railway Planned
A Canton telegram confirms the Steubenville Canton Traction Co plans to build an interurban railway. Seventy five percent of right of way is secured, private and fenced land. financing uses completion before mortgage. Route fixes Steubenville, Canton link via Wintersville Richmond East Spring Wolf Run Carrollton Hibbets Malvern Waynesburg Marks Waco and nearby towns with a woodlands corridor, improving regional access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville & Canton Traction Co
H W. Loomis
Canton
Steubenville- Canton Railway Company
William B. Quinn
Steubenville
Wintersville
Richmond
East Spring
Wolf Run
Carrollton
Hibbets
Malvern
Waynesburg
Marks
Waco
New York Syndicate Plans Steubenville Road Investment
A pending road project in Steubenville targets a population around 35 000 within the region and a total estimated cost of 2 750 000 dollars. Financing hinges on five thousand $75 stock shares, payable in three installments, with construction underway as contracts start. Corporate officers include EE Francy president, JB Bigger vice president, HH Smith secretary treasurer, and JH Loomis general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boards of Trade
Leas
Quinn
Canton
Ake & Day
East Ninth Street
EE. Francy
The
People’s National Bank
Steubenville
J. C. Bigger
H. H. Smith
J. H. Loomis
River Packet Makes Backward Trip To Clear Low Water
Captain Maddy of the Kana wha steamer reversed the wheel to back three miles to ford low river sections, scraping the river bottom yet slowly gaining water level. After hours of progress the vessel neared Pittsburg prow first, passengers cheering Capt Waddy on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddy
Kanawha
Pittsburg
Sisters Islands
Wheeling
Waddy
More Sites Offer For Post Office In City
B Naim Israel synagogue property on South Fifth Street is offered to the United States Post Office as a site for a post office with an adjoining piece of property. Property at Sixth and Washington Streets is also to be offered. Bids from Jones Munker Co and D J Sinclair were not heard from as government delays proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’nai Israel Synagogue
South Fifth Street
United States Post Office Department
Sixth
Washington Streets
Herald-Star
Jones Munker Co
D. J. Sinclair
Bond posted for Servian Orthodox bank embezzlement case
Peter R. Zinaich known as the Servian conducted a Wells street bank and was arrested in Mingo on an affidavit accusing $400 embezzlement. He posted bond before Squire Prentiss and was released for a future hearing after repaying $150 of the alleged theft. Affidavit sworn by agent of the Servian Orthodox Society of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter R. Zinaich
Wells Street
Mingo
Squire Prentiss
Boy Struck by Auto in Street Collision
A 12 year old boy, John Stephenson, was struck by Ross Andersons slow moving automobile while playing in the street. He suffered painful bruises and a possible broken collarbone but returned home today and is expected to be out in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stephenson
Ross Anderson
Anderson
Stephenson
State factory inspectors halt underage work in city venues
State Factory Inspector Morgan and deputies shut down boys under the required age at nickelodeons and bowling alleys, causing hardship as many support their mothers. They refused to modify fire safety demands, while the School Board moved to meet minor requirements and award contracts for fire escapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Board of Education
Lightning Strikes Barns Around Fairplay Inflicting Loss
Severe electrical storms near Fairplay have damaged multiple barns. Harvey Ketler’s horse was struck on the back Sunday, causing its death or injury. Cr W Cookson’s barn was struck yesterday, rendering his driving horse deaf. Jacob Mansfield’s horse in the stable also became deaf after the strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairplay
Mansfield
Harvey Ketler
Cr. W. Cookson
Jacob Mansfield
Turn Down of Alice Prohibition Convention Opens
Columbus opens the Prohibition National Convention with Robery Patton as temporary chair. twelve candidates remain in the race as Chas. R. Jones notes growth in prohibition sentiment from 20 000 000 to 40 000 000 in population and territory. Col umbus July 15 Kentucky delegate De maree reports only half present when inviting Mrs Alice Roosevelt Longworth. action to be reconsidered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Robery Patton
Bringfield
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
Prohibition
Col Demaree
Kentucky
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Demaree
Beauchamp
Lexington
Bethel Treat Brings Ice Cream To Smithfield Children
A ten year old boy Lewis Burton Henderson of Martins Ferry and a grandson of Mary A Cope of Smithfield planned a Good Samaritan gesture at the Bethel in Smithfield. He arranged ice cream and cakes donated by Bargar & Son for the children on Saturday afternoon. The event concluded with songs and a fireworks display enjoyed by all, including some two year olds who stayed out of bed until ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Smithfeld
Bargar & Son
Well completion at George T. Orr farm yields 25 bpd
Ferguson and Company completed their No. 6 well on the George T. Orr farm in Holiday Cove. The natural producer shows a good output of 25 barrels per day, located 600 feet east of the firm's second well on the same farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiday Cove
Ferguson & Company
George T. Orr
Death and funeral notices in Bellevue and Pittsburgh
Deaths include Mrs H Orville Hukill, 61, of Bellevue, longtime Pittsburgh resident, wife of H O Hukill. Survived by two sons, brother, and three sisters. several local connections noted. Also mentions Beatrice Davies funeral in Pittsburgh and Prof William Walls funeral in nearby community with choir leadership noted.
Memorial tributes to Prof Walls and family ties
Miller spoke eloquently about Prof Walls and the church’s uplift in the community where he lived. The choir sang Rock of Ages and Nearer My God to Thee as his casket was laid to rest amid flowers and soft winds. Bearers included W. A. Walls and others. honoraries listed. C W Clark learned of his sister Susan Ferguson’s death at Lisbon at 77, married Carry Ferguson in 1866. survivor Carrie also in Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Davies
South Fifth Street
Revinson
Promised Land
Second Presbyterian Church
Sue Harvard
Frances Lowe
Will Floto
D. F. Davies
Jesus
Miss Harvard
William Walls
South Fourth Street
Geo H. Miller
Walls
Miller
Prof. Walls
God
W. A. Walls
J. W. Stewart
D. J. Sinclair
H. G. Wintringer
B. L. Joyce
W. F. Ridgley
Ilham Barr
A. M. Lyons
EF. C. Chandler
George and
Oliver Benford
East Liverpool
C. W. Clark
Susan Ferguson
Lisbon
Carry Ferguson
Mr. Clark
Carrie
Benjamin Maude staunch Steubenville woolen tradesman passes
Benjamin Maude aged 83 died at his home in La Belle View Steubenville at 5 50 a m after a paralysis attack. Born March 14 1825 in Leeds England he lived in Greentown and Fayette City before settling in Steubenville. He was a longtime woolen mill spinner and a trusted church and cemetery superintendent until his death. Survived by wife Rhoda Parrish two children Nannie Maude Harry Maude five grandchildren and sister in Fayette City. He influenced local industry and church life and was a leader in the Union Cemetery administration for 26 years. Divorce suit filed as Herbert Showers seeks divorce from Elsie Showers alleging neglect desertion and adultery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Maude
Ohio Street
Maryland Avenue
la Belle View
Maude
Leeds
England
William
Elizabeth Fawcett Maude
America
Montgomery County
Maryland
Greabenville
Fayette City
Wallace and McDevitt
Alex Patterson
Steubenville
Mary Taggart
Louis Holroyd
Rhoda Parrish
Nannie G. Maude
Harry R. Maude
Benjamin, Waddie
Raymond
Mary M. Holroyd
John K. Maude
Thomas
Alexander Campbell
Church of Christ
Christian Church
Dock Street
Union Cemetery
West Market Street
Marriage Licenses Granted to Four Couples
George A Owens and Mary E Wal lace Grover C Merritt and Jennie M Orick of Alikanna were granted marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Owens
Mary E. Wallace
Grover C. Merritt
Jennie M. Orick
Alikanna
Sheriff’s Sale in Hartup Case Transfers 80 Acres to Purviance
In the case Matilda C Hartup versus Wm Hartup et al sheriff sales 80 acres in Salem township. The land appraised at 83000 sold to B Purviance for 2500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda C. Hartup
Wm. Hartup
Workes
Salem Township
B. Purviance
Personal notices of visits and travels across towns
Frank Ross is at Like Chantat a itor C Helmbright visits Dayton. Andy Rennick travels to West Chester Pennsylvania. Mrs James Price visits friends in Bellaire. R J Beatty today a Steubenville visitor. Miss Jessie Burt visits friends in Columbus. Miss Daisy Graham of Canton visits friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ross
Chantata Itor
C. Helmbright
Dayton
Andy Rennick
West Chester
James Price
Bellaire
R. J. Beatty
Steubenville
Jessie Burt
Columbus
Daisy Graham
Canton
Visitors and locals enjoy summer hospitality in Steubenville
A long list of locals and visitors circulate through Steubenville city life with guests from Butler Pennsylvania Reed's Mills Ohio Martins Ferry and Canton. People visit relatives attend reunions and plan vacations at Lake Chautauqua Atlantic City Asbury Park Harlem Springs and Shepherd's Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Cohen
Elmer J. Gilkinson
Reed's Mills
Ohio
Bertha Myers
Howe
George C. W. Lentz
New Martinsville
Margaret Reno
Butler, Pa
Cora Stark
West Market Street
Roy Carpenter
Mt. Pleasant
John E. Cummins
Dock Street
Margaret Keyser
Steubenville
Bellaire
Grace Gaughan
Martin's Ferry
Guy Beazell
John Kendall
Morton Heights
Lake Chautauqua
Mary Wells
Columbus
Davenport
Iowa
R. J. Beatty
Miss Beatty
Foxhall
P. W. Davidson
Los Angeles
Cal
H. $. Cobl
Atlantic City
Adirondacks
Elizabeth Kelley
Gladys Wolfe
Harlem Springs
Shepherd's Inn
Yocum
Twin Farm
George W. McLeish
Franklin and
Brady Avenue
Anson Carnill
Oklahoma
J. E. Prosser
Harriett
Harlemee
Knights of Columbus
Bridgeport
Anna Coates
Bessie Dawson
Pittsburgh
Will Taggert
Marquette
Mich
Susie Bates
Burt
Frank Grace
Asbury Park
Pope
Grace
Bentley Pope
Pacific Coast
William Gamble
Tweed’s
West Virginia
Markle
Paul McConnell
Williard Nicholson
Lon Ralston
Chester Simeral
Wilbur Connell
Frank Fickes
Emsworth Coe
Carnegie, Pa
Arthur Watson
Cheboyean
W. L. Tipton
Bloomfield
Ed. Wallace
Smithfield
J. C Cope
Allen T. Howerter
Marietta
Margaret Speaks
Canton
Orville
FE. P. Wycoff
Windham, Portgage Co
Sinclair Graham
John H. Morgan
A. F. Houser
Notice to landowners from William Freudenberger
Notice to landowners states that the undersigned has no agents or authority to secure oil or gas leases. Anyone claiming connection with him is an imposter and fraud. Dated July 14. (unsigned draft)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Freudenberger
D&w
Best of all medicines Elec tric Bitters praised by citizen
C M Harden of Silver City NC says Electric Bitters do all claimed. It beats liver and kidney troubles and is excellent for weakness lame back and run down conditions. Also good for chills malaria. Sold under guarantee at Beall Steele's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Beall & Steele’s
Rogers Liverwort Tar and Canchalagua Cure Ad
Rogers Liverwort Tar and Canchalagua claims a complete cure for coughs colds asthma and bronchitis and other lung complaints. The remedy contains no opium or harmful drug and is safe for children. Sold exclusively in Steubenville by Henderson Drug Co. 124 North Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Steubenville
Henderson Drug Co
North Fourth Street
Burhans Testifies to Kidney Cure After Four Years
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center New York recalls writing that Foley's Kidney Cure cured his severe kidney trouble in under two bottles. He reports brick dust sediment pain vanished and has had no symptoms for four years and endorses the remedy. Bear Steele druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Burhans
Carlisle Center
N. Y
Foley
Bear & Steele
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ohio Cold Water Party
Bellaire Man
Carrie NA
Tion
A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Preventics
Preventics Henderson Drug C
Massillon
Stark County Grand Jury
River Packet
Bond
Eka
Dr. A W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo, N.Y
Alice
H. Orville Hukil
Kate Wilkins Hukill
H. O. Hukill
Pennsylvania Company
Lincoln Avenue
Bellevue
James Wilkins
Bellevue United Presbyterian Church
and -Oak Ant
H. Q. Hukill, Jr
Pennsylvania, Malleable Company
Piedmont
Charles If Ogden
East End
Elizabeth Wilkins
James L. Hukill
Hukill
Kate Cobie
H. S. Cobie
Martin Grace
L. V. Brandenburg
Patrick McGivern
Toronto
Herbert Showers
Elsie Showers
P. A. Gavin
Milton Foster
North Sixth Street
Mt. Clemens
Henry Ewing
H. O. Hallett
Freeman
Phillipsburg
Marie
Blanche Crossan
Mingo Junction
Margaret
Marie Sullivan
Dennison
T. D. Boughner
New Matamoris
Cameron
Fred Oweseny
Irondale
M. L. Prince
Harriet S. Thatcher
Francis
Norma Seagey
Dover
N. H
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Stanton Park
Ladies of the Christian Church
Hamilton
Bible School
Charles Gallagher
Lavina
Gambier
Ambrose Gallagher
Superior City
A. A. Elliott
Nannie Wright
Will Wright
Julia Hutchinson
Cora Hutchinson
Sabbath School Association of Zion’s Lutheran Church
Hempleman
Belle Peters
Hotel Miller
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