Steubenville Presbyterians mark 100th pasto rate anniversary
The 100th anniversary of a distinct Presbyterian church in Steubenville was observed on Sunday July 16 1916 with services at Westminster and Third Presbyterian churches A union evening service featured historical papers and a sermon on Presbyterian distinctives detailing doctrinal governmental and practical elements and listing past ministers and church developments in Steubenville and neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Westminster Church
Robinson
Third Presbyterian Church
George P. Rowland
Presbytery
Dr. Reid
H. H. McFadden
Dr. Robinson
McMillen
Snodgrass
E. J. McLean
Domingo
Woods
Thomas A. McCurdy
Grimes
O. V. Stewert
R. A. McKinley
S. N. Hutcheson
F. W. Evis
Second Presbyterian Church
Westminster
C. C. Beatty
Market Street
Joseph Chambers
Beatty
Wm. P. Breed
Philadelphia
Chapin
J. B. Patterson
David R. Campbell
Jas. A. Worden
Princeton
W. W. McLane
E. D. Ledward
Dr. Irwins
J. M. Robinson
Henry Woods
Washington
Reid
First Presbyterian Church
Worden
Knceton
Irwin
Meadville
Stewart Ney Hutchison
Norfolk
Southern Assembly
McLane
Earth
Jesus
South Africa
God
Jesus Christ
United States
Geneva
Christ
Europe
Geo. P. Rowland
South Fourth Street
Old Presbyterian Church
Rowland
Beatty Memorial Presbyterian Church
Grove
Court House
Island Creek
Fourth Street
D. D
Local boys nabbed at Rutherford carnival prizes
Five local boys plundered the Pleasant Heights carnival lighted pond and prize stalls, stealing baby dolls and teddy bears. They crawled under the tent on successive nights, were caught during a repeat act, and handed to police then to Juvenile Judge John Belknap for a hearing. Names given: Charles Tarr, Raymond Davis, John Gibson, Benny Harris, John McGregor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Heights
John Belknap
Charles Tarr
Raymond Davis
John Gibson
Benny Harris
John MeGregor
Cross Creek Church bids farewell to Gaults for Africa
The Cross Creek church held a farewell party at Wintersville Grange hall last evening for Alma Gault and her brother Frank Gault as they depart for missionary work in Africa. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Cross Creek
Wintersville Grange Hall
Alma Gault
Frank Gault
Hub Mill End Sale On Shoes And Oxfords
Don't be the last to get here to take advantage of this women's and misses' Mill End sale of shoes and oxfords just think a thousand pairs and at half price. The Hub.
Floods in West Virginia Subside as Death Toll Grows
Flood conditions across West Virginia eased today with the Kanawha at 31.7 feet, lowering the expected Charleston crest to 30 feet. Five deaths are confirmed, fifty missing and hundreds homeless as floods from the Carolinas extend into Tennessee and Virginia. Ashville reports two drowned women found tied in a tree while many plants idle and telegraph lines down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Wheeling
W. Va
West Virginia
United States Engineers
Kanawha
Kanawha Falls
Charleston
Point Pleasant
Ohio
Ashville
N. C
Nellie Lipe
Leo Mulholland
J. C. Lipe
Biltmore
Swannanoa
French Broad
Carolina
North
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
North Carolina
Wilmington
Camp Kanawha
Second
West Virginia Infantry
Virginia Railway
Princeton
Lentz fires early in Pomerene challenge in Columbus
John J. Lentz launches a verbal attack against Senator Atlee Pomerene claiming federal appointees aided by Democratic postmaster editors violate civil service rules. Lentz frames Pomerene as a liability and backs his own bid with thirty three years of party service, urging a contrast of records. Local leaders expect Lentz to continue the fight beyond the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John J. Lentz
Atlee Pomerene
Lentz
Pomerene
United States
Lenz
Wilson
Sen. Pomerone
Ohio
Washington
Lents
Suit Against Board of Commissioners for Damages
Celia Arthurs sues Jefferson County Ohio to recover 5000 for injuries from a 1914 county road defect near New Somerset. She claims a buggy overturn left her with permanent disability. Attorneys are J. W. Porter and P. P. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Arthurs
Comon Pleas Court
Board of Commissioners
Tefferson County
Ohio
County Road and Bridge
New Somerset
J. W. Porter
P. P. Lewis
Body of Will Sharp recovered from Ohio River tragedy
After two days of fruitless searching a large force of men and boys finally located the body of William R. Sharp in the Ohio River near Dam No. 10. The youth, who disappeared when his skiff overturned, was identified by divers and towed to the West Virginia shore for burial preparations. The find brought relief to his parents at 6 o’clock this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Sharp
Ohio River
Lindsay
Benjamin L. Sharp
Dock Street
Pan Handle
West Virginia
Charles Russell
Walter Jones
Ohio
Dam No. 10
Pittsburgh
Ohio primaries pay deputies $2 per precinct
In a statewide ruling by Judges Shields Powell and Houck of the Fifth district in Tuscarawas county, Upsare D Miller a deputy supervisor of elections was entitled to $2 for each election precinct served at the April primary. The decision reverses a prior attorney general opinion and affects多数 deputy supervisors statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Shields, Powell and Houck
Court of Appeals
Fifth Appellate District of
Ohio
Tuscarawas County
Upsare D. Miller
Robert H. Nussdorfer
Mandamus
Turner
Referendum Elections Cost Estimate Sparks Debate
Citizens debate the fiscal impact of two referendum special elections with projected costs of 1100 dollars each, totaling 2200 dollars, plus the August primary, as local authorities weigh implications for voter access and suffrage funding.
Trespassers rounded up at Wabash bridge by constable and detectives
Constable Luikart and Wabash railroad detectives rounded up three more trespassers at the Wabash bridge yesterday afternoon. They were Andy Ballas of Follansbee Ren and Marvin Conley of Pa. They were lodged in the jail and held on local charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luikart
Wabash Railroad
Wabash Bridge
Andy Ballas
Follansbee
Ren
Marvin Conley
Candidates Far Afield in Ohio Gubernatorial Race Ads
With primaries under a month away Democratic and Republican hopefuls push field lieutenants to speed vote solicitation. Major contests include the Republican senate nomination and the Democratic governor bid with active campaigns by Sandles Cox Herrick Daughtery and several statewide races for auditor secretary of state attorney general and supreme court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
United States
A. P
Pat” Sandles
State Agriculture Commission
James M. Cox
Cox
Myron T. Herrick
Cleveland
Harry M. Daughtery
Charles W. Dick
Willis
Ohio National Guard For
Border Service
R. A. Mack
Cincinnati
George W. Shaw
Auditor of State
C. D. Conover
Urbana
S. A. S Stillwell
Lebanon
Jacob J. Wise
Allen C. McDonald
Montgomery County
A. G. Ayler
Canton
John H. Arnold
D. L. Sutter
E. J. Hopple
Earl D. Bloom
Bowling Green
Hopple
James Joyce
Cambridge
Cyrus W. Newby
Hillsboro
Jos. C. Obermeyer
A. N. Summers
Springfield
Willis Vickery
Frank S. Monett
Atlee Pomerene
John Lentz
Toga
Ladder accident injures Bell staffer on Washington Street
Charles W. Bowers, phone installer, was struck by a heavy ladder blown by wind from painters working on an office building near Bell Telephone on Washington Street at noon. The blow to the neck left him unconscious for about ten minutes before doctors treated him and he was sent home to South Sixth Street. Doctors report his condition not alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bowers
Bell Telephone Company
Washington Street
Bowers
South Sixth Street
Harris Builds Ideal Bungalow on Lincoln Avenue
Thomas W. Harris completes a four room bungalow on Lincoln avenue at the end of Coal Hill road. The home is large enough for any two people though some may want extra space for a “scream.” Harris plans extensive dog kennels on the hill behind the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Harris
Lincoln Avenue
Coal Hill Road
Nine county jail inmates escape from rock pile squad
Prisoners made their escape from the rock pile squad this month with nine inmates thus far. Frank Bowers resisted work in the heat and left yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Pile
Frank Bowers
O'Brien killed in Toronto shooting by Merkle at fourth street
Frank O'Brien, a Toronto resident and Steubenville native, was shot and died en route to hospital after William Merkle, a glass worker, opened fire on him on Fourth Street. Merkle then attempted suicide but survived and awaits coroner's inquest as motive remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Frank O’brien
Toronto
William Merkle
Merkle
O'Brien
Fourth Street
O’brien
Thomas O’brien
Acme Glass Works
Adams Express
John Coleman
Express
Carnahan
Steubenville Hospital
Harrington & Richardson
Steubenville
Markle
Herb
O’brein
Resignations of Cadiz Children’s Home Managers
Mr and Mrs Webb, longtime Cadiz children s home managers, resign to lead the Massillon home after twenty years of care and economical operation. They oversaw feeding, farming and fruit butters totaling 19000 gallons. Cadiz citizens gave a farewell reception and awarded Supt Webb a diamond stick pin. Laura Johnson named Supt, Mattie McMannis Supt Boys Dept, Madge Anna Johnson Supt Girls Dept.
Dealer Fined For Selling Oleomargarine in Yorkville
Gus Cales was fined fifty dollars and costs by Squire Downer today for selling oleomargarine at Yorkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Cales
Squire Downer
Yorkville
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Lugal Presbyterians
Fish Pond
Rutherford
Democratic
Will Sharp
Noti
Fied
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Frank O'Brien
Wm. Merkle
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