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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
2
Quarterly meeting held at M church with sermon by Dr. Manchester and talks on The Pridigal Son at Presbyterian service. Various visits, house guests, and social events across Cadiz and surrounding towns including Harlam Springs, Paris, Steubenville, Uhricsville, and Smithfield with multiple families noted.
In Barbers Hollow farmers stay busy with harvest while residents and visitors share wide social rounds. The column lists Miss Cora Andrews visiting Steubenville and Rich mond, Ohio. extended visits with Burnette and Ross families. neighbors hosting and visiting in Wintersville, Unionport, Reed’s Mills, Two Ridges, and Fernwood. A local ball game, church attendance, and a T A B meeting are noted as community life moves through autumn.
In Annapolis and East Springfield Ohio the Fourth of July featured a planned surprise reception for Rev. Harry C. Hutchison, a Western Theological Seminary student supplying two churches for the summer. Parishioners gathered at Mrs. Margaret Gault’s home for a cordial welcome, with a hearty noon dinner, lawn games, and social time. John McKee spoke for the congregation, presenting a purse of money in appreciation of Hutchison’s work, signaling hopeful results from his ministry.
Miss Margaret Shively improves after a throat gathering and can move about. Mrs. D C Peck returns from East Liverpool and Rock Springs to better health, though right side troubles persist. Community notes include visits by Mr. Bird Shively and Mrs. Robi Carpenter at Brilliant camp meeting, local trips by T J Stringer and Hil Ragland, and Warren township trustees touring improved roads by auto. An ice cream social and church festival is planned at M E Church on Rush Run for July 20 to aid the church.
Larry Schumacher and family return from a visit near Akron. Fred Bird accepts a clerk position at a Wolf Run store. Delmar Fried buys John Duke’s Fourth street house. Evan Griffith and daughter Lizzie return from two months in Wales. Ed Smith and wife of Salineville visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Ed Cruser. James Marshall adds to his Second street home. Albert Elliot plans a new residence. Mrs Thomas Edwards is ill. Easern Ohio coal works workers sent home due to water breaking in the bank. Bergholz hires Prof Buchanan and wife from Unionport, Miss Chase from Canton, and Miss Anderson from Bergholz.
John Cook Minters of Tippecanoe will deliver a humorous lecture on Indigestion of Dementia Americana at Two Ridges Friday evening July 26. The event is expected to draw a large crowd as Winters is a well known speaker. The Two Ridges Church trustees plan a festival on the church lawn Tuesday evening July 23. The K of M hosted friends recently at J G Crabb’s home and reported a fine time while the Wintersville Grange prepares to banquet and celebrate its second anniversary on August 28 indicating the group remains thriving.
Colliers reports rapid progress on the new school house and a fresh coat of paint for the M E Church and Eli Howells residence. Mrs SR Myers of Steubenville visited friends here Wednesday. A M E Church young ladies plan a lawn social at J S Campbell East Colliers on Tuesday evening July 23. S E Hammond transfers to the New Cumberland passenger run. Assessor Ed Smith of Wellsburg was in town Wednesday.
Mr Blaine Mortimer of Carnegie Pennsylvania visited his sister Mrs A L Easthorn on Wednesday. Mrs Joyce is undergoing changes and repairs to her house.
The week’s bad weather worsens harvest delays as anxious farmers cope with scarce help. Ekey’s patch yields fine berries but not a full crop. Wim Thomas joins J A Welday’s blacksmith shop. Several residents visit relatives in Portsmouth Ohio and Columbus Ohio. Local social visits include Mrs James Buchan hosting at W C Loyd’s and Mrs Lowery with Miss Lowery and Miss McClelland.
Rev. Bowers preached an excellent missionary sermon Sunday and at the close took up a good collection. William Day's residence presents a beautiful appearance since its improvement.
In Hazel Dell on July 16 residents debate Aug 16 reunion details inviting former pupils and neighbors. The article lists many past students and teachers from the old log school, notes an upcoming picnic, and mentions a nearby oil well development seen as a potential Brenneman field precursor.
Mrs G L Jewell returns from Washington Pa visiting daughter Mrs Chester Blackburn and family. Misses Nancy McCoy and Florence Welday visited Mrs F W Johnson. M L Cole adds a new silo for his up to date cream dairy. Virginia Welday learns nephew J Ross Hervy is ill with typhoid near Rose Mount. Communion service at First M F Church Bloomfield with Dr Manchester and several pastors. Presiding Elder to depart next year. Griffin McKibbert of Cincinnati visiting, E J Gilkinson called on friends. Presbyterian Day second annual outing at Rock Springs Park July 18 with transports from Dennison Cadiz Steubenville and nearby points.
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