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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

4

Correspondence from Annapolis mentions visits and churchgoers

The McCulloch sisters near Bethel visited J Lowmiller's and attended Presbyterian services. A cluster of locals from Unionport and Steubenville visited relatives, attended church, and joined in social events. A summer carnival and various visitors from Canton, Wheeling, and Martins Ferry enliven the community with concerts, picnics, and gatherings through mid July.

Local Notices From East Springfield on Health Visits and Picnic

East Springfield residents share illness updates and visits from relatives and friends. Many names appear in social notes including Crabb, Trotter, Hawkins, Fiscus, Elliott, Miller, and Ingra m. An upcoming Hope picnic on August 16 encourages community turnout with a two ball games program and crowd-friendly fare.

Bettons Return From Pleasant View Chicago Visit

Mr and Mrs T Betton and family returned from a pleasant view with their son WK Betton and family at Chicago Jane.

Rayland T. QO Betton Matter Pan Aleasant View Chicago

Local Social Roundup Amid Visits and Opened Ice Cream Parlor

Colliers residents note visits from Mrs Brown Latimer and Miss BE Whalen while Miss Pearl Foster and H R Stansberry travel to Steubenville and Wellsburg. Mrs Ruth of Wheeling visits her daughter Mrs Jo May, and Miss Lenora Walsh opens an ice cream parlor with strong early business. Other locals include Miss Florence Wolfe Bethany visiting Mrs David Snyder, Miss Blanche West with Mrs Frank Beatty, and Miss Mary Thompson Sheridanville visiting her uncle Wm Jackson. Blain Hadden of Pitts engages in regional social scenes.

Brown Latimer BE. Whalen Pearl Foster Stewhenville H.R. Stansberry Wellsburg Ruth Wheeling Jo May Mary Agram Midway Rachel Elliott Steubenville Florence Wolfe Bethany David Sny-der Blanche West Frank Beatty Lenora Walsh Mary Thompson Sheridanville Wm. Jackson Sylvia Scott Mia Blain Hadden Pitts

Local Social Roundup From Brush Creek Area

Dan Wallace of Bergholz visited Friday while J. L. Elliott conducted business in Salineville. Don McIntosh of Cleveland spent two weeks with J. C. McIntosh. Albert Griffith attended Mooretown festival Saturday. Ananda Mills returned to Knoxville after a week here. Sarah Griffith visits with Mrs. Hannah Moore this week. Mary and Sarah Griffith attended church at Grants Hill. Gertrude Phillips returned to Coreapolis, Pa. after a week with friends. J. L. Elliott and wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Joan Baker on Sunday.

Annapolis McCulloch Near Bethel J Lowmiller Swickard A. B. Johnson Famity Wm. Montgomery Roa Cyrus Carroll J. S. Miser Unionport Charles Masters Akron Low Masters George J. Schultz Steubenville N. A. Polen Helliwell Rosa Montgomery Oldland John Maple Charles Newburn Harry Davis R Wim. Shields Germano O. Harry Fulton Minerva Leaf Howard Dye Ethel Heisler Warner Mills Inez Dye John Hile Maud Myers East Springfield Wm. Miller Marion Dye Georgia Dye Albaugh L. R. Price Doc Barries Homer Cleman Germany James Crabb Toronto Will Coyle Baby Trotter Antioch Street Nina Beulah Trotter Mt. Hope Lasteek Harry Fulton Laura Wagoner Edith Mrs Hawkins Circle Green Harry Ingeany Harlem Mary Filiott Frazier Smithfield Esther Elliott Jnice Flennicken Mary Fiscus Baltimore Rev. Miller Charles J. L. Miller Clyde Carroll Siouxenville Ira Morgan Esther Fliiott Harry Ingram Cora Kirkpatrick W. A. Cattrell Dan Wallace Bergholz J. L. Elliott Salineville Don McIntosh Cleveland J. C. McIntosh Albert Griffith Mooretown Ananda Mills Knoxville Sarah Griffith Hannah Moore Mary Grants Hill Gertrude Phillips Coreapolis Joan Baker Kittie Blackburn Ada Sineral Town Hall Presbyterian Church WM. E H. W. Stewart Henry A. Welday Wayne Township Louisville Methodist Church M. FE Dickerson M. E George Hammond Richmond Rachael Hammond W. RB Love Marry Stewart Pleasant City Lillian Murphy Cambridge James R. Mansfield David A. Hervey Beautiful Grove John Begg Bloomingdale Grange Jennie Pewr! Stewart Jennie Spanhaltz Eva Carpenter Ste George W.mcnary Beckley Chas. Swickard B. W. Cline Fd. A. Moore Johnson Mehollin James Mehollis Smitlfield Jacob Mansfield Will Hoobler Ada Merryman L. C. Whitten Emmett Lucas Grandpa Lucas Emmett Lightell Hall Colerain Fliza Wycoff T. Clark Dr. Hawkins Dr. Wycoff Roy Wycoff Hazel Wycoff McKees Rocks T. S. Crabb Chas. N. Porter Ind Belle Porter Nannie White Carls Faye White Jordan Ed Blackburn Farl R. Merryman Joe Mitchell Cadiz Clara Tipton Mary Copeland Et Wallace Robert Cof Smithfield Finch McHugh Byesville Margaret C. Day Harrison County Plants J. Parks Pittsburg J. C. Parks Kate Walter Hammond Dayton Toledo Allen Boyd Bloomingdale R. D Samuel Brob- OB Laewalter Temple Uhrichsville Etta ‘Plackburn Gee. Harris A. P. Hammond Fercy. Hesford Gary Stoomfield Martha M. Cope David Miller Bertha Parks Wilmer Weaver Susan Rush Laura Plants Lula Talbott Breill Chilliothe Mark Cole Isaac Talbott W. B. Ralston D. H. Graham Wintersville Bloomfield Camp Timmons Bryden Pierce Marion Lillian McElroy Laughters Imogene Lillian Anna Washington, D. C J F. Smith R. L. Timmons John Trimmer Will R. Hervey Gilead David Hervey Crisswell Crawford Will Hervey Wellsburg W. Va Sue. Magee Nancy Parks Mingo Junction Julia Dyson A. M. Busby Jewett Emmett Detene Lucas Walnut and Union Streets P. H. Henderson Hends New York James E. Speer Weirton Sprad Frank Hoobler Fred Simeral Strnubenville J. M. Simeral W. C Wolfe Chrisian Leist Mr. Hope Leas Grove Grange Hervey Grove Beech Springs Elizabeth McFerran Howard Decker Frank Blackburn Elsie Plants Wm,Plants and Family Burgenstowth Clarence A. Bell Claude Bell Sue Bell Hiram Boyd Major Crawford Ed. Ketlar Henry Parks Main Street Thos. Burchfield Springfield C. E. Tipton G. B. Tipton Kannapoli Henry Welday Lowellville Margaret Copeland Mt. Moriah Chas. Porter Anna Vance T. O. Frazier Scio Wi'l Beetham Bucyrus Samuel Bell

Local Social Notes Highlight Carrollton Visits and Excursions

Mrs T M Kimmell visits daughter in Carrollton while Chas Rife and family camp near Bellaire. Brewster’s Clyde Turner visits home folks. Barkhurst family visits Steubenville. Mrs Thomas Donaldson visits son in McDonald. Niagara Falls excursion planned. many neighbors vacation and visit relatives across Steubenville Dennison New Concord Canton and Cadiz.

Emanuel Sawyer Cadiz Mark Schilling Scio James Laughlin Wm. Fink Canton Ira Wagoner Poulson Steubenville Sarah Baker May Chas. Roland Freeport Mary McCoy New Concord James Meee Clarence Baker Dennison Arbaugh Ypsilanti Mich Pete Arbaugh New York David Tuttle Toronto Frank. Chalfant Rupert Charles Isay Carrolton Grace Mabel McKibben Dick Wells Hazel Gotehall T.M Kinnell Beardweare East Liverpool F. N. Donaldson Ronald Green New Philadelphia Ella Nuff Clyde Turner Butler, Bruin Petrolia Beaver

Richmond Open Air Meeting Draws Large Crowd

The third union open air meeting at Guthrie's corner Sunday evening drew a large attendance. Rev. Schweisberger preached an excellent sermon with Dr. Dickerson of Steubenville assisting. Automobiles passing by caused minor interruptions but most drivers slowed respectfully. Next Sunday evening services at the same place feature Dr. Helliwell, Presbyterian, as speaker.

Helliwell William Hohl Roy Moyer Reading By F. Hohl Richmond Lyte Fisher Stella Wynne Stewhenville Lyde Jackman Wises Daisy Black Rochester Dorchy. Miller George Black High Atret Charles Voorhes Millersburg Times County Ohio Sarah Cochran Stenberville C. B. Voorhes Voorhes J. C. Waiters Mineral Ridge

Social News From Bloomfield and Vicinity

Mrs Margret C Day and Mrs A Day visited Mrs James Ferguson in Unionport. Many neighbors and relatives from Dennison, Columbus, Steubenville, Cadiz, Mingo Junction, Toronto and Clarke towns gathered or hosted dinners and visits through the week. Highlights include Rev Strickler’s Columbus trip, Miss Ina Wood’s Bloomfield visit, and multiple привычные neighborhood calls and social gatherings with the Lightell, Hervey, Mansfield, Parks, and Copeland families.

Margret C. Day James Ferguson Unionport Retta Semple Tendenville Annie M. Thompson Lawrence Russe Aml Little Son Dennison George Lightell Emmett Lightell Lawrence Russell Babe Clyde Tipton Lawson Tipton J. B. Fulton Annapolis Will R. ‘Hervey Chas. Dowling Columbus W. W. Rabe Kate Blackburn Lloyd O'Dell Steubenville Dohrman Owens Jay Trowbridge Smithfield Helen Barger J. C. Mather J. L. Mather Charles Mather Virginia Welday J. R Hervey D. M. Hervey Rev. Strickler A. F. Wood Mr. Strickler Ina Wood Bloomfield Deane Hammond Pauline Latto Annie McGhie Hazel Runyon Toronto Thousand Islands Charles Parks Belle Porter John Albaugh Carrie Brettell Mingo Junction Joe Mitchell Cadiz C. P. Merryman Walter Hammond Ed. M. Brown W. C. Mansfield New Hampshire G. L. Tipton Marian Powell Gilmore Blanche Gilmore Carnegie Fernwood Thomas Gault L. F. Beltz E. E. Burris Mildred Mansfield Samuel J. Bell Cadiz R. D Annie Thompson Harrison County Monroe Intermill James R. Blackburn Ella Power John Burris James Blackburn Forest Hall Anna J. Cote Will Hoobler Jacob Copeland Nora Hopedale Jeannette Ralston William Ralston James Hoobler Wayne Township Mary Mather Marie and Maude Frazier John W. Mansfield J. E. Mansfield Frank Copeland Orville Porter Emmett Lucas Eugene Lucas Harry DeLong A. W. Mansfield Jewett John W. Wiggins Leila Coshocton County Albert Stewart Jennie Spunholtz George Harris Ruth Roush Ragland E. E. Mansfield Elsie Plants

Ora Cl Well Uncovered In Sydney Run

A well likely supplying early Sydney residents was found by workers demolishing buildings on Oxford Street. It reaches 30 feet deep and held about 25 feet of water when opened. The timber supports are hand made with dove tailed joints and no mortar. the top is covered by ironbark slabs.

Ora Cl Sydney Oxford Street

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