Personal notices from Steubenville city scene
A long list of social calls and visitors travels through Steubenville as locals meet in Pittsburg Wellsville Wheeling and Gallipolis. Guests include Miss Faye Porter Miss Fern Mertz Miss Bessie Crowther and Mrs. Hattie Pfleiger among many others with trips to Atlantic City Niagara Falls and camp outings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Koegler
North Fifth Street
Bessie Young
Lillian Snyder
Columbus
Steubenville
Camp Daisy
West Virginia
Brown's Island
J. Clark Marsfield
Bloomfield
George P. Solders
A. A Thayer
Cleveland
American Trust
Judge Solders
Common Pleas
Thayer
Warren
Mansfield
Soldere
J. P Lockhart
Annie Kaplets
Pittsburg
Sarah Wolf
Azaeca
New York
Rank K
Erie
Altamont
John W. Porter
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Hattie Pfleiger
Fort Wayne
Ind
St. Monica’s
St. Peter's
Wendel Bueche
C. Sixth Avenue
Iser
E. A. Pick d
New Orleans
Wm. Pickard
Bess Crowther
P. FE. Mequillett
C. E. Lockhart
Chicago
J. H. Lockhart
Ella Anderson
Bichanan
East Liverpool
Frank Grace
North Fourth Street
William Barr
J. H. Hammond
C. H. Holmes
Alice May Long
Fast End
Long Homestead
North High Street
John Dodds
Mary Lindsey
James Aultman
Pleasant Heights
Earl Vance
Lon Ralston
Clyde Weir
Zoar
James Meikle
Yonkers
N. Y
Baltimore
A. E. Ganby
A. R. Eliott
T. J. Stringer
Rayland
Ohio
Rose
Emily O'Brien
Winifred
Syracuse
Niagara
Lalies
Jennie Palner
Anna Castner
Rachel
Enma Rogers
Minnie
Augusta Keech
Myrta Yocum
May Mutton
Kanawha
Charleston
Robert McGowan
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
Eleanor Alexander
Japan
Rev. White
Fairview
Buchanan
E. M Visher
Mary FE. Alexander
Gallipolis
Local social notes overflow with visits and weddings
Tally of residents in town and neighboring areas traveling to or from Wheeling Pittsburgh and Cleveland. Includes engagements for two week vacations, visits to relatives, lake trips, and a quiet morning wedding. Highlighted are Miss Wilmina Lowe and Mra Anmiew Cliff ford McDonald’s Brilliant nuptials followed by a Eastward honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonia
Clara Sharp Linasay
Wilkinsburg
The
Bachelors’ Club
Altamont
Madge McClinton
Mountain Lake Park
Florence Sanders
Sulzbacher
Pitts
Eymice Wagner
Wheeling
Gus Wagner
North High Street
Mary Louise Steele
Cheard River
Virginia
Charles Porter
Joomfield
Louise Rasler
T. Robert Barclay
Detroit
Mich
Cora
Stella Thornburg
North Seventh Street
Bolivar
Hornbraker
Claire
Martins Ferry
B. H. Maxwell
Madison Avenue
Myrta Yeecum
Nannie Castner
May Mallon
Charleston
W. Va
Steubenville
Grace M. Fennell
Yonkers
N. Y
Eula Rooke
Bridgeport
Miss Rooke
Jean Blinn
Elma la Tarce
Chicago
Miss la Trace
J. D. Owens
Cadiz
T. J. Swearingen
J. Ross Fisher
Mt Pleasant
Annie Dunn
Pittsburg
George Filiott
Prospect Avenue
Scio
Mary Agnes Brady
Allegheny
Ed. Wild
Catherine
Cleveland
Marie Mooney
Railroad Avenue
Carnegie
Pearl King
Colliers
Frances Will
Sin Clair Graham
Quaker City
F. W. Bakner Music Company
Elizabeth Rodgers
Follansbee
Niles
Effie Sopher
Wellsburg
William Kinsey
St. Louis
Mt. Pleasant
Col. Comley
William Silcox
Ada Hoffman
Adam Lippert
Albert Yocum
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Canada
Gertrude Frankhouse
Cyrilda Bletch
Mittsburg
Wilmina Lowe
Brilliant
Mra Anmiew Cliffford McDonald
Lavina Lowe
McConkey
Fraebyterian Church
Cambridge Springs
John P. Mearns
Partitions Sought in Steubenville Heirs Case
John W. Russell files a partition suit against Elizabeth McGurty John Mc Gurty Ida F. Russell Lydia M. Wind John Wind Cochrane Russell Lara Russell Jennie Robertson Robert Robertson Robert Russell Josephine Russell Lottie Kettlewood Matthew Kettlewood Luella Russell Mabel Russell and Miners & Mechanics bank heirs at law of Susan V. Russell, seeking division of the property in Steubenville per St McKee attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Russell
Elizabeth McGurty
John McGurty
Ida F. Russell
Lydia M. Wind
John Wind
Cochrane Russell
Lara Russell
Jennie Robertson
Robert Robertson
Robert Russell
Josephine Russell
Lottie Kettlewood
Matthew Kettlewood
Luella Russell
Mabel Russell
Miners & Mechanics’ Bank
Susan V. Russel
Steubenville
St. McKee
Great Storms Forecast for August by Prof Ira Hicks
Prof Ira Hicks predicts a central storm period August 2 to 4 with strong electrical activity and warm waves moving east, bringing violent gusts, lightning and possible hail. He warns of multiple storm periods through August, a counterbalancing autumnal trend, and potential hurricanes in the West Indies that could threaten U.S. coasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hick
Gulf of Mexico
West India
Cuba
Mpiter
Miners and Operators Face Conference Over Two Cent Gap
Outlook for a settlement of the miners strike at a Wheeling joint conference is uncertain. A two cent per ton concession could force miners to work without pay in some districts, while operators insist it would improve competition with the Pittsburg area. At Cleveland, miners yielded yardage for entry work and allowed certain workers to remain during a strike, but only under specific terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Hocking
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Fourth Steubenville Volunteers Share City Visit
A fragmentary report notes CO K Fourth Steubenville Volunteers plan a social outing with women and companions, mentioning good water and ample facilities as they tour the city arm in arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CO K
Steubenville Volunters
Verdiсts Of Seven Inquests Put Accidental Deaths
Coroner Campbell filed seven verdicts inquests citing accidental deaths. Basillio senze and Basillio Sente died July 7 near Mingo Junction by drowning while bathing in Cross Creek. Charles Earl Oliver died July 5 in the Ohio river. Mrs. Susie Smurdie died July 5 at Toronto from heart disease. Louis Maple died June 23 in Steubenville from injuries after being struck between a car and a bumping block at La Belle Iron Works. Dimtar Trobovich died June 23 at Gill hospital after being run over by a car on the La Belle Iron Works yard ecale track during a heavy rain. John Stills died June 24 after being struck by Pan Handle No. 14 west of Mingo Junction while walking the track. a freight train blocked an approaching passenger train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Basillio Senze
Il Figlio del Carmen
Basillio Sente
Il Figlio del Tony
Mingo Junction
Cross Creek
Charles Earl Oliver
Ohio River
Susie Smurdie
Toronto
Louis Maple
Nicola Schirrpra
Steubenville
la Belle
Dimtar Trobovich
Gill Hospital
Ecale
la Bell Iron Works
Cas
John Stills
Goulds
Mingo
Jefferson County Soldiers' Reunion Postponed One Year
The Jefferson County Soldiers' Association executive committee met in the Recorder's office and postponed the annual reunion for one year. They notified local associations that they claim the fourth Thursday in August as the date, but conflicting events in the area led to calling off this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Soldiers’ Association
Recorder's Office
Ubrichsville
Harrison County Soldiers
Head of Dog That Bit Finley Declared Mad
Experts at the Pasteur Institute pronounced the head of a dog that bit contractor Ben Finley at Smithfield diseased. The dog had been mad for three days and was examined after being taken to Pittsburg. The Smithfield dog eradication campaign continues, with patients in Pittsburg improving and hopeful to avoid further poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neb Finley& Etroinnn
Ben Finley
Smithfield
Pittsburg
Pasteur Institute
Fittsburg
Deserter Heading Toward Steubenville Letter From Camp Bradley
Charles Dougherty writes from Camp Bradley dated July 21 reporting a deserter headed toward Steubenville. The description lists five feet six inches, 186 pounds, dark complexion and hair, white hat, blue shirt, black necktie, smooth shaved, plus weapons a 45 Winchester and a 48 shooter. He offers a $25 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Scott
Charles Dougherty
Camp Bradley
Sirout
Teaching That Deteriorates Urges a New Teaching Method
Miss Isabelle Tappan of Steubenville argues in a State Teachers association paper that old classroom methods dull students and teachers alike. She cites six-hour recitations, cramming, and rote grammar as stagnating the mind, urging uplifting instruction, higher aims, and better approaches to education to justify funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Isabelle Tappan
Steubenville
Jie
Ohio State Journal
Bad Blood Court Case Over a Screwdriver Loan
Mrs Sadie Wardock of Grandview sues Mrs Jesse Heil over a screwdriver she borrowed and did not return. The suit, filed in Wheeling county court, seeks a nominal sum and was set for trial on the 26th. Heil surrendered the tool in dispute during service of process, contesting the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Intelligencer
Sadie Wardock
Grandview
Jesse Heil
Storage Robbery at Belmont Brewing Plant
Belmont Brewing Company storage in Dillonvale was burglarized, with beer stolen. The break in occurred Saturday or Sunday night and was found yesterday morning by the caretaker. Dillonvale police are investigating. this is the second or third burglary at the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Brewing Company
Dillonvaie
Mar
Dillonvale
Mrs Pessie Lytle Sets Record Straight on Disappearance Claim
In Steubenville 1906 letter, Mrs. Pessie Lytle denies reports of her disappearance, says Bert Lytle failed to support her, left her with strangers during visits in Pittsburg, and that she is now staying with relatives while seeking a home with her brother and sister. She insists she is not at fault and asks the Herald-Star to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald-Star
Pert Lytle
East Liverpool Review
Liverpool
Pittsburg
Pessie Lyttle
Washday Dispute Leads to Assault Charge In Court
Mrs Hell testified before Justice Muegge alleging Mrs Wardock assaulted her during laundry day. While Mrs Hell was on a box stringing a line, Wardock seized the loose rope and pulled her, wounding her arm with a steel wire screwdriver noted as a common tool in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
Muegge
Wardock
Young Steubenville Man Noted for Orient Work
In a Central China dispatch for the President's Banner Rev HA Johnston highlights the Shanghai meetings at the South Gate where young Chinese Christians are urged toward Christian manhood. He notes Dr H G Halleck’s effort with youth and opium den reform, plus YMCA work led by Robert E Lewis and religious services on American battleships Raleigh and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ha, Johnston
Steubenville
Orient
Shanghai
South Gate
Young Men’s Christian Association
Robert E. Lewis
H. G. ©. Halleck
Hallock
Raliegh
Cincinnati
Cers
Asia
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Jonas Miller
P. C. Lewis
R. F. Craig
Welsburg
James Forner
Toornto
Sianey
C. J. Bo ‘Seio
Horace Simmons
Leotis Butler
Nell Ely
Frank Schuman
Keesport
Faye Porter
North Third Street
Edward Voight
James McGinnis
Fitlsburg
Helena Caniff
John W. Comley
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
James Lee
Costonia
Lou Wright
Emma Marker
Follanshee
West Thompson
Wellsville
Joseph Paisley
John W. Stewart
Glasgow
Scotland
Stewart
Otis Yarnell
Indianapolis
John Shields
Charles
Dock Street
Atlantic City
F. A. Hare
Mary
Canbridge Springs
IL. N. McCullough
Ironton
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Fern Mertz
Bellaire
Lizzie Johnson
West Market Street
A. H. Leslie
Mizzelwitz
South Eighth Street
John Carnes
Crafton
T. M Fickes
Sara Marie Fickes
Emma
Id. Fickes
L. Virtue
Bernice
Dennison
Dora O'Mara
Harry Nicholson
Sixth Avenue
Muncie
I. N. Boyer
John Blackburn
Hammond Kerr
Tillie Corbett
Turtle Creek
Thomas
Mildred Hale
W. M. Kinsey
D. B. Comley
Mr. Kinsey
Jefferson County
Frank Pender
Messrs
Frank
Edward Kennedy
Thomas Walker
Pirates
Giants
Kate Pender
Messrs. Kennedy
E. M. Geary
Leroy Virtue
H. H. West
Tiltonsville
W. L. Mendell
Frank McKinney
C. BE. Flannagan
Marietta
Roy McClare
Mouncasville
Thos. W. Walker
Mary Patten
Bertha Cain
T. A. L. Thompson
Cal Vasbinder
Salineville
Walter Mooney
Sander
la Pelle View
Harry Long
Huntington
Clark Hammond
W. F. Martin
Lily Graham
J. W. Paden
L. E. Halroyd
Babcaygeon
Fred Beck
Margaret
Zonr
Mieses May
Gwen Dummer
Anna Fisher
Anna Ready
U. P. Church
Milton M
Herald Star
Ira Hicks
TLE
West Indies
of the
Tice
Mr. Finley
Pasteur Medi
CAL Experts
Bradley
Mines
West VA
COURT
Mrs. Lytle
City
the Herald-Star
Dr. H. G
Halleck
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