Open Meeting of W C T U at Lashley Home in LaBelle View
An open meeting of the W C T U held at Mr. and Mrs. J C Lashley’s Belleview Boulevard home in LaBelle View on Tuesday evening drew over fifty members and friends. Mayor McLeish praised the group and offered future support as the event closed with refreshments and practical uplift for Steubenville.
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J. C. Lashley
Belleview Boulevard
LaBelle View
B. N. Lindsay
Aiken
Selah
Temperance
Bassett
Florence Richards
Union
Juliet Aiken
Harper
Preble
Florence Beatty
Vienna
Chopin
McLeish
Steubenville
Darrow Juror Bias Questioned in Bribery Trial
In Los Angeles the defense accused juror Leavitt of pretrial opinion that Darrow was guilty and offered witnesses to prove bias. In Washington, William Miller met President Taft to discuss Ohio politics and the impending state executive chair.
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Los Angeles
Darrow
Rogers
Leavitt
Rogers W
Taft
Washington
William Miller
Ohio
Harry M. Daugherty
White House
Miller
The illusion of progress and the lost Paradise
A reflective takeaway argues that real progress is illusory. Civilization has not improved morality since the Stone Age. Modern life merely re-creates an artificial Paradise through material comforts and self-preservation since the Ice Age.
Death Toll Miss Polly Wilcoxen Remembered Local Seamstress
Miss Polly Wilcoxen, 77, longtime resident and seamstress for Markers, died at the County Home. She leaves one of her family, was a member of Westminister Presbyterian Church, and funeral services are set for Friday at 1:00 p.m. with interment at Union Cemetery. the obituary notes she was the last of her family and had been an invalid for years.
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Robt. Frewdenberger
Charleston
Marie Keane
Conneaut
Hio
James Mylar
Wellsville
Bayliss
M. J. Lyons
Harry Lambert
Edgewood
Edward Spouhaltz
J. B. Martin
Detroit
Oir
George C. Payne
Odessa Winters
Pueblo
Colorado
Edward Steverart
Burgettstown
E. B. Tredricks
Thomas Baron
Wheeling
John Wright
Floy Close
Burettstown
Is. A. S. Fleming
B. W. Malone
J. S. Stephens
Uhrichsville
R. W. Davis
la Belle View
Frank Miller
The
Specht Flats
Beaver County
B. Frank Murphy
Henry Dobbinse
Atlantic City
Thomas R. Brodrick
Westerville
Ohio
Alta Dodds
Fernwood
New Castle
G. BE. Badger
South Fourths Street
A H.miller
Mich
Bible School
Samuel D. Hunter
Steubenville
Breakers Hotel
Cedar Point
E. A. Smyser
Helen
Donald
Duncan Paine
Cape Cod
Mass
Smyser
George
Carl Gescheider
Albert
Albert Hilbert
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Jack
Archie Getty
Elizabeth Young
Mt. Clemens
St. Josephs Sanitarium
Miss Bessie
Ypsilanti
Easton McGowan
McFadden
Lee’ Oh
Mir Adie Gidéty Awats of the Week.” Pikes Hs . Misses Adefe Ante Helen Seip
C. P. Seip
North Highland Avenue
E Nma Cordier
Friendship Avenue
Mary Unning
Bellevue
Haltuumore
Gail
England
Europe
Chateau
France
P. Seip
Aee
Pittsburg Dispatch
Seip
Mayme
Morrrison
I Morrison
FE. Roscoe
Ray
Superior
East 105Th. Street
Roscoe
Cleveland
Kirksville
College of
Osteopathy
A. T. Stilley
Cope
George Swan
Steubenville Hardware Co
Polly Wilcoxen
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Union Cemetery
Angels Give Thought Gift to a Friend Quote
A reflection from George MacDonald on how true generosity lies in planting a kind thought in a friend’s heart rather than material gems or flowers. The idea frames giving as an inward act that blesses both giver and recipient.
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George MacDonald
Miller Dies Suddenley at Home in Washington County
John Haynes Miller a prominent farmer and church worker of Washington County Pennsylvania died suddenly Tuesday morning at his Hickory area home. An apoplexy caused the death as he was yet in bed and had not been ill beforehand.
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Miller
Miler
Seliodk
Elizabeth Jane’ McCalmans
Timony
John P. White
Woodrow
Prank Dinsnare
J. M. Miller
Washington and Jefferton College
Edwin Miller
Lewisville
John Haynes Miller
Washington County
Hickory
Mr. Miller
Funeral services held for Logan Smallwood Thursday
Funeral services for Logan Smallwood were held on Thursday with Rev Lr Miler officiating. The Fisher Quartet supplied musical accompaniment as attendees filled the church.
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Logan Smallwood
Lr Miler
E Fisher
Funeral rites for Peter Foley at Holy Name Church
Burial services for Peter Foley were conducted on Thursday at Holy Name Church with Rev. Sullivan presiding. Large crowd attended as pallbearers Bartley Foley Pat Foley John Bowery Ford Henry Hommel and George Hommel carried the casket.
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Peter Foley
Holy Name Church
Sullivan
Bartley Foley
Pattek
Foley
John Bowery
Mr. Ford
Henry
George Hommel
Soothing Occupation Solitary Cardplayer In Nerve Rest
A waiter asks about a man who kicked a chair and threw cards into the fireplace. The other explains the man is a gentleman who tries to rest his nerves by playing solitaire.
Angler’s Nest Of Wasps Hatches In Oven
A Petersborough angler placed a wasps nest with many grubs in a kitchen oven to kill them for bait. The next day he opened the oven to find a swarm of wasps emerged. The oven’s heat failed to kill the grubs but warmed them enough to hatch.
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Petersborough
London
Maik
Good Work of Barnardo Homes Reported
The Barnardo homes have sent nearly two thousand nine hundred children from England to Canada through their agency, highlighting the charity's continued efforts and reach in aiding destitute youths. The report emphasizes sustained activity and the impact on families planning new starts abroad.
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Barnardo Homes
Canada
England
Lost for Good Car Incident Sparks Sheriff Action
A brief dialogue notes a neighbor losing control of a motor car and the sheriff seizing it. No further details are provided about location or names. The exchange hints at a sheriff's involvement following the incident.
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Redd
Greene
Makeshift plan as Israelites seek quick meals
A Boston Transcript note describes a makeshift approach as Israelites gather, hoping it will suffice until they can obtain patent breakfast foods, reflecting a brief, period voice and concise reportage of a small, everyday concern.
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Boston Transcript
Expensive Rest Cure Trend Highlighted in Journal
The Kansas City Journal notes a costly rest cure method involving a daily three hour wait in the ante-room of a fashionable physician, illustrating social pressures and medical fashion in urban society.
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Kansas City Journal
Local Residence Sale Listing at 519 Ross Street
Advertisement lists the Moodey residence at 519 Ross Street for sale and directs inquiries to Mrs B S Porter at 1441 Belleview Boulevard. Mentions telephone 392K and date 25 July.
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Moodey
Ross Street
B.S. Porter
Belleview Boulevard
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Joseph Apwell
Columbus
William Shanks
Miners and Merchants Bank
Wm. J. Alexander
J. R. M. Devlin
Elizabeth Erwin
City
Howard Pearce
William Thompson
J. H. Leng
Huntington
W. Va
Wylie Beall
Wellsburg
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Ness
J. H. Miller
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Cael
Herald-Star
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