Community Notes On Visits and Local Events
The lettered country notes describe guests visiting from Steubenville Lagunspers and Wintersville, with locals hosting or dining together. Outings include a festival in Wintersville, a Rock Springs picnic, and a Three Wars celebration in Steubenville. Transfers to new homes, church services, and a grange hall project are mentioned along with typhoid illness and a new self feeding thrres...
Richmond Area Endures Severe Storms and Community News
A Wednesday storm devastated fields and gardens in the Richmond area, destroying crops and damaging barns and homes. Local residents, including J. P. Miller and George Rodgers, visited relatives and friends in nearby towns while awaiting repairs and recovery. Funeral services were held for Miss Pamelia Gladden, a longtime resident, and multiple residents faced illnesses, relocations, and social updates as the community banded together.
Bloomfield area social notes include visits and festival
Wm Shields and grandson E R Price were at Bloomfield on business. Mrs Emma McKee was at Jewett. W Paul Fulton Mae Johnston and Mr and Mrs L P Davis of Unionport visited Bloomfield and Fernwood. Denzil Merryman from Bloomfield attended. Many youths at a Germany festival. A M E Sunday School basket picnic planned at A B Johnston grove. M E S S superintendent invites all members. Mrs Clyde Snyder and daughter of Germany visited Armstrong Fernwood. R A Kerr visited S R Miser. George Shultz called due to Abe Polen illness. Mrs Loyd Davis from Unionport visited. Grange meets July 22 with a volunteer program. Mrs George Hoobler shopped. Howard Dye left for bridge work at P C St L R R. Mr and Mrs Maple of Bergholz and Tom Maple with Pauline and Inez Maple visited S R Miser. Ada Swan and Mrs Rob Shultz stayed at old home now moved to Carrollton. Blanche Barnes and Edna Lowmil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weun
Blackburn
Orter
Shook
Steubenville
Howard McNary
Ralston
Merle Tipton
Jos
W. H. Ferguson
Midway
Emmett Eugens Lucas
Janes Dyson
Dennison
M.s. Ralph Frye
Julia Musson
Jowett
O. B. Miller
City
Luella Ross
Reeds Mills
Walter Hammond
New Cumberland
Vv PL Blaenh
RM. Brown
Mondday
P. Blackburn
Samuel Bell
W. R. Hervey
D. M. Hervey
Charles Mayer
Charles Mather
Velma Merryman
Mines Junction
Charles Ward
Scip
Barbara Fulton
Annapolis
Li Po Davis
Unionport
Paul Fulton
Mae Johnson
C. E. Tiptor
C. al Moore
Charles Megrail
Sue Megrail
Ernie McMillen
Costeon'y
Will Cookson
Walter Frazier
Hart, Wheeler
He ‘Dale
Beech Spring
Love Y. Grounds
John Ee Miller
Clyde Tipton
Ft. Hope
Leas
Augustoth
JL. Copeland
Eline
Frank Copeland
Charles A. Rowland
Tennessee
Georgia
Southland
Alvntier
Hervey
Wall
Smithfield
Arts
Weems
John Hoobler
D. A. Hervey
John Fellows
New Alexandria
Clarence Burris
Frances Bowers
C. W. Burris
SH. Armstrong
Tipton
H. Lucas
Wal Hoobler
Tte
Harry
Lloyd Blackburn
Toronto
Eugene Flohr
Inez Smith
Onion Valley Hospital
Hyme
Forest Hall
Jennie Spunhaltz
Margaret Visted
P. Hall
Mel Anathan
Daisy
Bloomeld
L. Copeland
J. S. Thompson
Fernwood
Sarah McNary
Canton
Dixon
Homer Mansfield
Llapedale
Cyrus Dickey
Robert
Wm. Speer
Oakesale
Miss Newton
Rashel
Presbyterian Church
Sebbath,Jr
Wim. Sier
Oak Date
J. W. Ferguson
Claude Saylor
Columbus
John Pants
Sara J. McNary
Marry Maxwell
Martha M. Reed
Wattison
Guernsey County
Reed Thompson
Jewett
Wm. Shields
E.R. Price
Bloomfield
Emma McKee
W. Paul Fulton
Mae Johnston
L. P. Davis
C. E. Tipton
Denzil Merryman
Germany
A. B. Johnston
M. E
Clyde Snyder
Armstrong
Fernwood R. D. No. 1
Bernice Miser
R. A. Kerr
S. R. Miser
George Shultz
Abe Polen
Loyd Davis
Grange
George Hoobler
Howard Dye
Bridge Department
Maple
Bergholz
Tom Maple
Pauline
Dillie Miser
Means Rod
Ada Swan
Carrollton
Robi. Shultz
Inez
Blanche Barnes
Edna Lowmil
Death Roll of Virginia P. Fogg
Virginia P. Fogg born January 24 1845 in Steubenville Ohio died June 30 1913 at Nortonville Kansas aged 68 years 5 months and 6 days. She moved from Ohio to Kansas in 1884 and lived with children after her husband R Bo Wisher died in 1905. Survived by sons W T Fisher Canton Ohio and S Earl Fisher Topeka Kansas a sister and a brother both in Steubenville. Funeral services were held at her daughter Sallie Hamm’s home July 1 with Emory F P Gasaway officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stephenson
Charles Pracht
Miss Maute
Liverpool
Watt
Steubenville
J. L. Crew
Harry Bates
Vlpde Slease
New York
Chey
W.D. Slease
Sheraden
A. J. Crawford
Mt. Tabor
U. P. O. Presbyterian
Pamelia Gladden
Aaron
Mary Rex Gladden
Island Creek
Richmond
Two Ridge
J.R. Simpson
Thomas Hobson
Rachel Rex
Charles Helliwell
Rure Valley
W. E. Guthrie
Lisbon
U. P
Helliwell
Miss Gladden
Presbyterian Church
Richmond Union Cemetery
Virginia P. Fogg
Ohio
R. Bo. Wisher
Kansas
Tier
Nortonville
Sig
A. F. Hamm
Ina Smith
Wisher
M. EB. Church
Church of Christ
W. T. Fisher
Canton
S. Earl Fisher
Topeka
Ty Pats
Ballette Hamm
Smith
Sallie Hamm
Emory FP. Gasaway Register of the Christian Church
Norton
Local Social Notes Highlight Cadiz Visitor and Engagement
Mrs Catherine Shepler of Cadiz visits her son Charles in the city. Mrs Joinstoin and daughter return from Cleveland. WG Hartshorn seeks high class feature pictures in Cleveland for Summer Garden. Mr and Mrs James Burtis welcome a newborn daughter. S S Club to be entertained by Miss Mary Helms on Logan street Thursday. Miss Eva Stroud departs for a long trip to Mirshirg and nearby towns, returning around August 4. Engagement announced between Charles Tobin and Margaret Armstrong of Wellsburg West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Shepler
Cadiz
City
Charles Shepler
Joinstoin
South High Street
Cleveland
WG. Hartshorn
James Burtis
Mianie Pfannenschmidt
S. S
Mary Helms
Logan Street
Eva Stroud
Mirshirg
Rother
West Windfield
Charles
Tobin
Margaret Armstrong
Wellsburg
W. Va
Wedding Sums Up City News With Visits and Guests
A long list of local social notes follows with residents traveling, hosting visits, and attending events. Lee Greer leaves for Huntington to vacation. William Pecitol steps in as Kaigars captain. Mrs Grace and son plan two weeks at Asbury Park and Longport with relatives. Various acquaintances host gatherings on Prospect Avenue and Clintons Street, and a wedding at Mrs Hedges home unites Miss Mattie Strouse and Mr Joseph Jamison of Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Greer
Knights of St. Paul
la Belle View
Huntington
W. Va
William Pecitol
Kaigars
Clara Kirconer
Prospect Avenue
Frank Grace
Son Bently
Asbury Park
Monmouth
R. Bently Pope
Anna
Jessie Pipe
Coshocton
Asbury
Grace
Longport
George W. McCook
McCook
George W McCrok
Darwin S. Wolcott
Pittsburg
Mere
Nelen Gil-Rebhing
Beatty
Columbus
Sallie Kells McConebey
New Castles
Satin T. Johnson
Parks
Francis McCook
Avis City
Loita Ford
Ralph
Richmond
Chas. Vail
Mary Frances
George S$. Hawkins
Edwin A. Hill
Sewickley
Toronto
Canada
Robert Tl. Watson
Mary
Charles Caldwell
San Diego
California
Demps Bighley
Quevene Masters
Vandertriff
Adline Me. Nalbb
Clintor Street
L. E. Gorham
Sullivan
Ashland County
Sue Scott
Steubenville
A.B. Scott
iMrs. D. 1Santon Borland
Citra
Fla
Margaret. Briggs
Maggie Eliott
Clarksburg
Samuel Hedges
Adams Street
Mattie Strouse
Joseph Hampton Jamison
Kansas City
McCarty
MM. E. Church
Bilie Lion Coburn
Billie
Orville
Lawrence
Hedges
Cupid
Jansen
Missouri Pacific
John Coburn
Bud Jamison
Jamison
Bloomfield Cemetery Improvement Committee Seeks Donations
Trustees of the Bloomfield Presbyterian Church and three Mount Moriah and M E church members form an executive committee to remodel and update the Bloomfield cemetery. The committee asks all interested to contribute to the secretary. If funds allow, they will refence grounds and reset monuments and markers and thoroughly improve the area. By order of Committee, FOP. BLACK BAIRN, Pres. W. R. HERVEY, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield Presbyterian Church
Mount Moriah
M. E. Church of
Bloomfield
Black Bairn
W. R. Hervey
The Grandest Light on This Earth
A reflective essay celebrates sunrise as the grandest sight on earth. The author invites readers to awaken early, observe the sun’s ascent, and feel creation reveal itself from the window. The piece extols daylight as a divine gift and a renewing force for humanity and children.
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James Bowers
Liszie Patton
Hosterman Auto
Marion Shaffer
Elmer Fergueon
Lagunspers
Ind
George Fisher
B. Stonebraker
George Alfen
Ralph Kay
Akron
Henry Schaub
L. F. Beltz
James Ferguson
New Philadelphia
J. B. Weslay
James George
Wintersville
Harry Cunningham
S. Welday
Miss Morgan
Wooster, O
George Leech
Countess Cookson
William Leech
Helen Montgomery
Henry Nuse
W. O. Montgomery
Will Nuse
Mable Nuse
Mary Cline
Rock Springs
S. F. Leech
John B. Leech
Catlettsburg
W. S. Peterson
Opal
Agnes Smith
S. S. Wesday
Lee Anderson
Clutrch
Kern
Cross Creek
Two Ridges
C.F
James Randolph
Wintersville Preparatory
Will Day
Clyde Bowers
Evnt 5
Willian Taylor
Browning Welday
George Nuse
Flein Leech
Mahlon Newburn Wasas
Johnson
Ht. C. Fulton
Alb. Johnston
Fores
J.P. Miller
Pennsylvania
George Rodgers
Gallpolis
James Crew
Anna Gille
Lieubenville
W. E. Giri
Ric
Licken
Giolinie
Gutorie
Clara Graham
June Holl
M. C. Hart
Chicago
James Macsmillan
Donald Newbold
Parker Rodgers
Harry Welday
Margaret Arnold
William Hout
Mariam Culp
W. T. S. Culp
Harriet Culp
J. W. Hout
J. B. Price
Homestead
H. M. Stewart
Main Street
Stewart
Irs
Anna Probert
Doris
Valley
Richmon
Pancho Gladden
Louis Hout
Louis
G. A. Hout
Elizabeth Gille Hout
Hout
C. A. Gille
Lewis Hout
Stetbenville
Schweisberger
C. P
Jack Cameron
J. A. Macmillan
Henry Ford
Seio
Quaker Ridge
C. Culp
Harold
A. G. Beechout
W. H. Stephenson
J. D. Anderson
To- Tome
J. B. Kearney
Frank Roberts
Pitsburg
Mary Margaret
Agnes Francina
Mary Roberts
Mooretown
Bette
Epworth League
Pearl Peters
Ravenswood
Jessie Fleming
Ravensiwood
H.S Peters
Amsterdam
Rebecca Andersen
W. P. Fryer
Ravenna
Donaldson
W. L. Kennedy
Wheeling
Logansport
Lad
Alger
J .R. Hervey
Wm. Long
R. D
Dorothy Wise
Grace Hoobler
J. F. Whittaker
Harrison County
George Whitaker
W. C. Mansfield
Uhrichsville
Jacob Mansfield
Albert Dlauck
Hattie Shook
Sistersville
J. McMullen
Marjorie McMullen
Reading
Gee
Siegfriend
Delmar Jenkins
Theodore Siegfriend
Follawsbee
Harry Boyd
Helen Luton
Crafton
Grace Blackburn
A. S. Day
Mary Porter
Jacob Porter
Belle Porter
Mae Dodds
Angie Hardwick
John Jewell
Goldie
Williamson Family
Creswell
Ralph Day
Deane Hammond
Hammonds
Ruth Roush
Ragland
E. E. Mansfield
Lana Latto
Mildred Day
Follansbee
T. Parks
J. C. Parks
Ghos. Dodds
Mt. Moriah
Anna J. Cole
W. D. Lightell
Wheeljig Hospital
Shadyside Shuraus
A. A. Parks
Cadiz R. D
CAL Moore
Fonday
George Moore
Jane Kirk
Fernswood
W. “M. Rabe
Chas. Megrail
Ball Ground
Clarence Cox
Mr. McNary
Mary L. Jobe
the Herald-Star
Jake
Bloomfield Cemetery
New York Stock Market
A.C. Ouotations
Dollas
National Exchange Bank
Messrs. Moore, Leonard & Lewis
Watttsburg
Amal
S.ee
Goodrich Rubber
Penna
Union Pactic
U S. Steel
Leo Oh
Caaly
Ae Hee Howe
Emory J. Haynes
Toniz
Darkling River
Eleigh
Eid
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