Personal notes from Steubenville society scene
A crowded roundup of visitors and residents includes A. W. Palmer Martins Ferry on business Ida Means indisposed at home Frank Smith returns from Buff alo Niagara Falls and many guests visiting Steubenville from Toronto Canton Wellsville and Cleveland. The column lists outings church events dances and family news with travel plans and birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Palmer
Martins Ferry
Ida Means
Franklin Avenue
Frank Smith
Bufffalo
Niagara Falls
J. E. Collins
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
Helen Gilson
Bert Gilson
Toronto
Ellen Davidson
Maine
Ethel Elliott
Colliers
Sadie Thompson
Sebring
Nellie Rutledge
Steubenville
Mary E. Murphy
West Market Street
Chautauqua
N. Y
Catherine Sprague
Canton
James Thompson
Rose Rothstein
Wheeling
Loyal Daughters
First Christian Church
Harry St. Bristol
Cambridge Springs
Margaret Curfman
Chicago
William Burke
Edna Miller
Beaver
Bertha Myers
George Ball
Gravel Hill
Bellaire
Thelma Carter
Dolly Walters
Dennison
Country Club
George Thompson
Dr. Rodgers
Helen
Bessie Merryman
Y. W. Camp
Laura Parks
Circleville
Georgia Morrow
W. MM. Sidener
Jane Smith
Uhrichsville
J. A. Davis
L. B. Peterson
la Belle Boulevard
Atlantic City
George Feirg
James
R. L. McLaughlin
Athens
Ohio
John Borman
Harbor Springs
Mich
M. G. Melching
Joseph Beb
North Pacific
Grace Wilson
Irma Fulton
Wellsville
Stecbenville
Brilliant
Andrew Forsythe
William Brashear
Braddock
Mr. Brashear
Eugene McCoy
Donald
Neice
F. W. Connor
Lancaster
Connor
William Bomberger
Mary Helms
S. S. S. Club
Olympic Theatre
William Kinsey
Kinsey
W. H. Roser
John Litten
Clara
John Fletcher
W. H. Scott
G. C. Wells
Helen Hannan
T. P. Reid
J. E. Curtis
M. J. McGill
Wellsburg
Market Street
First Presbyterian Church
Locust Grove
Community Congregational Church
Pleasant Heights
T. J. Healen
San Diego
W. C. Mansfield
Chillicothe
Frank Wilson
Brady Lake
L. M. Leopold
Grandapids
Sol Strauder
Youngstown
Mr. Straud
Guardian Files New Bond In Johnson Estate Probate Court
Guardian posts a new bond in the estate of Leo S. Johnson and related parties in Probate Court, signaling ongoing administration and duties under court supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Leo S. Johnson
Adoption in Probate Court for Hildebrand by the Duncans
Robi and Marie Duncan adopted Helen Gertrude Hildebrand in Probate Court. The record notes the formal proceeding and the completion of the adoption, establishing the Duncans as Helen Gertrude Hildebrand's legal parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
Marie Duncan
Helen Gertrude Hildebrand
Reward Offered For Capt Hoge Body Recovery
The body of Capt Hoge who drowned at Brown's Island dam Tuesday remains in the river. His father W A Hoge, in Toronto, offers a $25 reward for recovery. Friends and authorities think the body may be lodged among the bushes along the island and shores, with searchers continuing to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Hoge
Brown’s Island Dam
W. A. Hoge
Toronto
Hope
Death of William Henry Myers at 701 North Fourth Street
William Henry Myers died at 5:15 p.m. Friday at his home 601 North Fourth street after years of paralysis. Born in 1851 in this city, he was son of David and Amy Myers. Survived by siblings Samuel, Ezra, John, Mrs. John O. McGowan, and Jessie. Former telegraph operator in Western Union and Panhandle offices, later manager in Pittsburgh. Past Exalted Ruler of No. 11 Lodge of Elks, Pittsburgh, senior member, esteemed gentleman in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Myers
Myers
North Fourth Street
David
Amy Kirkpatrick Myers
Samuel Myers
Pittsburg
Ezra Myers
Cincinnati
John Myers
New York
John O. McGowan
Youngstown
Jessie Myers
Western Union
Panhandle
Dennison
No. 11
Lodge of Elks
Funeral services for Mrs. James Finnerty held Thursday
Funeral services were held on Thursday at 2 p.m. over the remains of Mrs. James Finnerty of 310 South High Street with Rev. Dr. Robinson officiating. Pallbearers were Peter Maley Edwin Ferguson James Cox and Sherd Cox Forerbearers were Donald Ferguson John Maley and George Maley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Finnerty
South High Street
Dr. Robinson
Westminster Church
Peter Maley
Edwin Ferguson
James
Sherd Cox
Donald Ferguson
John
George Maley
Kopros Infant and Ljevliani Deaths Reported
Maria Kopros three months old daughter of Andrew and Mary Kopros died at the family residence on North Seventh street at 7 30 oclock last evening Sari Ljevliani died at his Wells street home Wednesday night after a few weeks illness aged 23
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
Andrew
Mary Kopros
North Seventh Street
Sari Ljevliani
Wells Street
Obsequies for Rev Louis De Maio in Sorrento Italy
Remains of Rev Louis De Maio former rector of Sant Anthony church arrived in Sorrento on May 17. Citizens welcomed the landing of the bier with unity. windows filled with people and a grand procession followed. Amag s music and the first time the great organ was played as stores closed for the honored citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis de Maio
Sorrento
Italy
Sant’ Anthony's
Mrs Martha A King dies after stroke at 77
Mrs Martha A King born McGee in Mt Pleasant dies at 12 30 PM after a paralytic stroke at her daughter’s home in East Liverpool aged 77. She leaves children Charles Margaret Edward Joshua Poole William and Ira C McClare plus two sisters. Interment at Mt Pleasant. Also notices Elizabeth Barrett dies at Prospect Ave aged 60 and Peter Banazi dies in Colliers aged five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha A. King
Ira C. McClare
North Fifth Street
McGee
Mt. Pleasant
Robi, E. King
East Liverpool
Charles
Margaret Smith
Oakmont
Edward
Industry
Joshua Poole
Margaret Gutherie
Martins Ferry
Edw. Fresher
Chicago
First Presbyter Church
Transfer Asked in Probate Court for Maria A. Taylor Estate
An application to transfer and record real estate within the estate of Maria A. Taylor is filed in Probate Court. Proceedings seek to authorize transfer of property as part of estate administration and title recording actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria A. Taylor
Violator Fined in Liquor Laws Case at New Alexandria
George Develatorio faced a liquor laws violation charge and was fined 150 dollars plus costs by Squire McCann in New Alexandria yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Develatorio
Finer
Squire McCann
New Alexandria
Appeal Suit Filed In Yurjevic Versus Alban Executors
Samuel Yurjevic appeals against W. R. Alban and others acting as executors of Jacob Yurjevic in a docketed appeal from the Squire Lawler case. The action notes a legal challenge within the local court system. Entities named include Samuel Yurjevic and W. R. Alban with executor roles cited. The record records a filed appeal and its procedural context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Yurjevic
W. R. Alban
Jacob Yurjevic
Squire Lawler
Damage Suit Involving Kasprzyscki and Roby Coal Co
Stany Kasprzyscki sues Roby Coal Co for 15000 dollars damages from injuries alleged to have occurred on July 27 1911. Negligence is alleged. Cohen is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stany Kasprzyscki
Roby Coal Co
Cohen
State civil service commission reconstituted in six weeks
Columbus July 17. For six weeks the state civil service commission will consist of Charles German Fos toria Republican vice Charles H. Bryson resigned Dr Z B Campbell Ada Republican vice Samuel A Hoskins resigned Samuel D Webb Albany Athens county Democrat vice Chas I Brown resigned. Governor Willis announced appointments to the liquor license commission Frank Hay Canton to succeed Charles L Allen and M G Ros Marietta to succeed J How ard Secrest whose resignation takes effect August 7. The McDermott district license law abolishes the state commission September 3. Bryan Clendenning Democrat remains the third member. Secrest left for the Dakotas after resigning. The Belmont county license commissioners face a hearing August 1. Haywood Long term expires August 9. Robert T Michner will be the only member from the Pi mont county board facing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Civil Service Law
State Civil Service Commission
Charles German
Fostoria
Charles H. Bryson
Z. B. Campbell
Ada
Samuel A. Hoskins
Samuel D. Webb
Albany
Athens County
Chas. I. Brown
Willis
State Commission
Hay
Stark County Republican Executive Committee
Rose
Marietta
I. R. Rose
Rose County
Bryan Clendenning
Secrest
Dakotas
Allen
Bull Moose
Belmont County
Haywood Long
Robert T. Michner
Democratic State Central Committee
Pimont County
Ohio State Civil Service Examinations Planned for July
State Civil Service Commission announces July examinations for a range of technical and public health posts under the State Board of Health and related bodies. Tests in Columbus Cincinnati and Cleveland will fill chemist and assistant chemist roles, antitoxin chemist, medical and public health positions, and directors of child and women’s employment work, with salaries from 900 to 2,400 dollars. Two hostlers and clerks will also be chosen from July lists. Applications must reach the Commission at least three days before exam dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Civil Service Commission
State Board of Health
State House
Ohio
Cincinnati
Law Library
Old Court House
Cleveland
Free Labor Exchange
Children’s Welfare Department
Board of State Charities
City of Steubenville Decisions On Patterson and Mulford
The court found against defendants in City of Steubenville versus Hugh Patterson Sr et al for 1150 dollars and 19 cents. It also dismissed against Hugh Patterson in City of Steubenville versus J B Mulford et al with judgment against Mulford for 78 dollars and 78 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Thaw Spends First Night of Freedom at Beach Front Hotel
Harry Thaw enjoys his first night of real freedom in nine years at a Atlantic City hotel. He slept well and kept a low profile, dining in his room. Crowds gathered, hoping for a glimpse as Thaw planned a quiet day and likely home to Pittsburg in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Herald-Star
Harry Thaw
State
New York
Thaw
Pittsburg
Stanford White
Seashore
Atlantic City
N. J
Metropolis
Philadelphia
Newark
Lakewood
Broadway
Court House
Mary Copley Thaw
Harry
Floppers Found By Husband Of Woman In Bridgeport Hotel
A well dressed man and woman registered as Mr and Mrs Morgan from Parkersburg at the Patterson hotel Bridgeport Ohio near 9:30 pm. Police, acting on reports from a man named Hall a Parkersburg B and O engineer, arrested the pair after alleging they falsely presented as husband and wife. The woman claimed to need time to dress and secured a small bag before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Bridgeport
Ohio
Patterson Hotel
C. E. Morgan
Parkersburg
Hall
Widow and husband arrested after a staged poisoning claim
Police entered a room where Mrs. Morgan cried that she had taken poison. A doctor ruled the act fake and ligero, finding the poison harmless. The Morgans were jailed pending a hearing, with Hall suspected of pursuing an alleged paramour from Parkersburg and Wadsworth facing a Mann White Slave Act charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Morgan
Howell
Hall
Parkersburg
Wadsworth
Monmouth College Chemist Joins Mississippi University
Native Mississippian Prof J N Swan resigns from Monmouth College after 22 years to lead the Chemistry Department at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. The move follows a year at Ole Miss as supply professor in 1912 13 and brings three associates to a department with about 1 000 students. Swan, his wife, and sons will leave a broad circle of local ties and service in church and community. He has held roles in Monmouth education boards and local clubs and is active in national scientific organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Baker
W. W. Powell
Moundsville
W. Va
Grace Tarr
Gill Hospital
Joseph Miller
Paris
Wilhelmina Mueller
Frances Feist
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alea
St. Louis
J. E. Worthen
Old Point Comfort
Sara N. Shaw
Toronto
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
International Christian Endeavor
Chicago
Margaret
Anna Williams
Ladies Progressive Club
Ridge Avenue
Jones & Hamilton
Wilson M. Jones
Alice M. Johnson
Mariner's Harbor
N. Y
Elizabeth Manack
North Sixth Street
Carrie Christopher
New Kensington
Angela di Toro
Catherine Russelli
Springfield
Ohio
Hazel Prather
Dayton
O. Sara N. Shaw
Institute
Margaret Meredith
Empire
Sara
James Scott Stewart
Fairmont
Stewart
West Virginia
Morgantown
University Book Store
Pleasant Hill Grange No
C. W. McCullough
Grange
Uly
F. F. Worthen
Emma Watson
Cambridge Springs
Chautauqua
Leland R. Coates
McGowan Bros. Co
Columbus
Elizabeth
Mary Edeerly
Ruckeye Lake
Carl Mueller
Charles McCausland
Richmond
John Watkins
Buffalo
Cleveland
Lakes
R. J. MelLaughlin
Athens
McLaughlin
George Conroy
J. N. Swan
Knox Township
County
George
N. H. Swan
Steubenville
Monmouth College
Monmouth
Ill
University of Missisippi
Oxford
Swan
Monmouth Daily Atlas
The
Southern University
Country Club
Monmouth Public School
Johns Hopkins University
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Chemistry Society
National Geographical Society
Real estate transfers list in Warren and surrounding townships
A sequence of property transfers: Shannon Coal Co to C A Miller in Warren township for $10. multiple transfers between individuals and companies in Warren and Steubenville townships, New Trenton, and city areas. Notable items include parcels, lots, and fractional interests with nominal sums. several deeds record metes and bounds and new owners such as Alice Powers, Jacob Markoski, and Vincent Casali among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D
Yorkville
John Barne Et al
Erdokim Meschersky
A. Springsfield
Paulina Czerwinski
Hipolit Czerwinski
Medilla
S. D. Warren
John Stein
Amelia A. Steen
Metes
Henry M. Cooper
Guy Johnston
Steubenville
Jessie L. Pierce
James Wedlake
James G. Parr
John Taylor Dungan
Charles T. Lupton
Benj. C
Abel Divorce Suit Accuses Wife of Neglect and Abuse
Divorce action filed by Alex Abel against Carrie Abel alleges gross neglect of duty wilful neglect to care for him, failing to cook or make his bed. He says she ran up store bills and debt, abused his children from a prior marriage, and is away from home nearly every night calling him vile names. couple married April 26, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Abel
Carrie Abel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Effe Quillen
Mariah Pickard
Washington
John Jones
London
Morelli
Daniel Brooks
Alvin Butler
McDonald, Pa
Joseph Oldfield
Joe Hassell
St. Lawrence River
Lois Hanlin
Stewart Hanlin
Eldersville
Mary McClare
Kansas
Los Angeles
Florida
Rev
Edward Spencer
Marian
Mingo Junction
Alliance
Ezra Dutton
Ing
Keziah Lowe
Harry Peterson
Margaret Rogers
Warren
Edward Heffelman
City
George W Cochran
Ross
Frances
Miss Heffelman
Helen Cochran
Mabel Geicen
Monaca
H. D. Westfall
John Williams
Muskegon
George W. Thompson
H. W. Cooper
Canada
Kizzie Malone
L. W. Martin
Martin's Ferry
Anne Lazear
Robt. Landers
Trenton
Wm. Beetham
Bucyrus
Polen
Marjory Green
Charleston
C. A. Phillips
Grand Rapids
Dwight Sterling Coble, Jr
Fader
la Belle View
Alma Hoge
J. A. Mansfield
Jessis Campbell
Salida Beach
Vern R. Martin
Oklahoma
Ruth Smith
New Cumberland
Grace Hollingsworth
Ada Boyd
Moses-Johnson Co
Vernon Price
Phillips
Harold H. Riethmiller
Myrtle B. Martin
Babe
Ernie McMillen
Agnes Stevenson
Margaret Abrams
Niagara
Detroit
J. M. Thorniley
Mildred
Beaver Falls
Carl Stackman
Congregational Church
Boston
Westminster
W. G. Crouchesgrove
J. L. Cox
Mac Crawford
Chamber of Commerce
Harry Wesner
Kenneth
Jack Lewis
Mary Dignan
Harry Smurthwaite
Youngwood
Asa Permar
Coal Hill
L. E. Davis
Methodist Recorder
A. M. Lyons
M. P
Dr. Davis
Charles A. Wright
South Seventh Street
Mr. Wright
Chas. H. Evans
New York City
Wright
Clyde Devore
Robert Barrett
Prospect Avenue
Peter Banazi
Civil Service and Liquor License Commissions
Jority
Mon
Mouth College
the University
Mississippi
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