Death Roll notices from Washington and Steubenville
Mrs Homer Seaman dies in Washington Pa at her family home aged in the prime of life. She leaves husband W C Croft and a two month old son Edward William, plus four brothers and three sisters. Funeral at home after a week, remembered by many friends in Steubenville and Pittsburgh. Other notices cover J Renner Parks funeral in Washington, D C Parks family memories, Harry Brown in Brooke County, Arthur Stewart Connor of 426 N Seventh Street, and Philip Hopply in Pittsburgh area with G A R pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P. Church
Steubenville
W. C. Croft
J. C. Croft
East Liverpool
Wyoming
Edward William
Jseph and
James
Near Steubenville
D. R. McConnell
Grand Valley
Colo
Ed. McConnell
John Spence
Margaret McConnell
Pittsburgh
John Williams
Billings
Harry Brown
Brooke County
W. Va
Hall
Stokey
St. John’s Church
Thomas John D
Wilbur L. McKin Woodford Patterson
Wilber Patterson
W. E. Stoville
St. John’s Cemetery
Arthur Stewart Connor
Philip Hoply Civil War Veteran Dies at 70 in Shingle House
Philip Hoply, a civil war veteran born in Germany, died at 12:20 a.m. Thursday night at the home of James J. Barry on South Fourth Street after a long illness. He enlisted in 1864 in a New York cavalry regiment and served to war’s end, later living in Shingle House, Pa, where he worked in the window glass trade. He was a member of G A R Post No. 175 in Shingle House and came to this area three years ago with his wife, who died in December 1914. He leaves a nephew, Ralph, as his only immediate relative in the area. His body was moved to Shannon's undertaking rooms and the funeral will be conducted by the Grand Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Hopply
Philip Hoply
James J. Barry
South Fourth Street
Germany
New York State
York
New York Cavalry
Ralph Eee
Shannon
Grand Army
Death of Mrs Mary Morrison Seip in Morgantown WV
Mrs Mary Morrison Seip widow of Dr C P Seip died in Morgantown West Virginia after a lingering illness. Born in Steubenville she was daughter of the late Dr Morrison a leading dental surgeon. She visited Steubenville each Memorial Day with sister Ella Morrison Keck to lay flowers on parental graves. Funeral held at Thomas B Moreland chapel Pittsburgh with interment in Pittsburgh cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Morrison Seip
C. P. Seip
City
Morgantown
W. Va
Pittsburgh
Steubenville
L. V. Keck
Morganstown
Ella Morrison
Union
Carnegie Technical School
Thomas B. Moreland
Penn, Ave
Husand
Death of A. G. Connell of Brilliant and Detroit
A. G. Connell a famed Brilliant Ohio resident and glass engraving artisan died at his Detroit home at 7 p m on Wednesday May 25 1916 aged about fifty. Relatives in Brilliant learned of his death on Thursday and arranged for his remains to be shipped home. Funeral will be held Saturday at the residence of his aunt Mrs James Carson 208 South Third St after which the body will be taken to the Portland Indiana area for burial. He is survived by his wife and three daughters two sisters Mrs W E Dunlap and Martha Connell and one brother Homer Connell of East Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Connell
Brilliant
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
James Carson
South Third
Portland
Ind
W. E. Dunlap
Martha Connell
Homer Connell
East
Liverpool
Mrs. W. C. Croft Dies in Lowell Wyoming May 25 1916
Friends in the city received word of the death of Mrs. W C Croft at her home in Lowell Wyoming on Thursday May 25 1916 She was formerly Sarah McConnell daughter of the late Edward McConnell of Wintersville A longer notice will follow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Croft
Lowell
Wyoming
Sarah McConnell
Edward McConnell
Wintersville
Death Notice of James Kirk Circle Green Resident
James Kirk a highly respected Circle Green citizen in Jefferson County died at West Penn Hospital Pittsburg Pa on Saturday May 27 at 9 p m after a long illness He would have been 83 this Thursday Survived by children Thomas Harry John Edward Harry Mary and Annie Funeral services will be held at Circle Green Tuesday with interment there
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirk
Circle Green
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburg
Jefferson County
Thomas
Harry
John
Richmond, CO
Edward
Mary
Annie
Tuesady
Terment
Mrs Croft of Lowell Wyoming Dies in Montana Hospital
Mrs John Williams received word Friday morning of the death of her sister Mrs William C Croft of Lowell Wyoming. She died after a short illness at the hospital in Billingsley Montana. She was a daughter of Edward and Anna McConnell and was born in the old home near Wintersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Croft
John Williams
Lowell
Wyoming
Billingsley
Montana
Croft
Edward and
Anna McConnell
Wintersville
Funeral for Inez Willamette Hutton at Ridge Avenue home
The funeral of Inez Willamette daughter of Mr and Mrs Jos W Hutton was held at their home 1434 Ridge Avenue Friday at 3 pm Rev John Blackburn led the services with Rev Reese assisting. Mrs R A Mahon and Mrs Will Zink provided solos with piano accompaniment. Pallbearers were J T Jones and R L McLaughin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Willamette
Jos. W. Hutton
Ridge Avenue
John Blackburn
Reese
Solo
R. A. Mahon
Will Zink
J. T. Jones
R. L. McLaughin
Funeral services for Mrs Ella Norwall held at Rayland home
The funeral for the late Mrs Ella Norwall of Rayland was conducted at her home this afternoon by the Rayland church pastor. Interment followed at Warrenton cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Norwall
Rayland
Rayland Church
Warrenton
Mrs Croft Rites Held in Powell Wyoming
Mrs W C Croft was laid to rest at her late home in Powell on Monday at 2 30 attended by many friends. Miss Margaret McConnell and J C Croft of East Liverpool were present. she was Anna McConnell formerly of Wintersville and sister of Mrs John Williams of Coal Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Croft
Powell
Wyoming
Margaret McConnell
J. C. Croft
East Liverpool
Croft
Anna McConnell
Wintersville
First United Presbyterian Church
John Williams
Coal Hill
Funeral of Mrs Isabelle Lucks Thu at St Peters Church
The funeral for Mrs Isabelle Lucks occurred Thursday morning at 9 30 from St Peter's Church with Rev Father Powers presiding. Pallbearers were Charles Franklin Thomas Jackson Emmet Lowmiller and Lawrence Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Lucks
St. Peter's Church
O'cléek
Father Powers
Charles Franklin
Thomas Jackson
Emmet Lowmiller
Lawrence Anderson
Duck eggs jinx to Simon Page jailed after eggery raid
Simon Page a colored gentleman is jailed again after raiding a North Fifth street eggery. He was released from county jail this morning and sought his eggs at the mayor's office. The eggs had vanished, he claimed knife and 37 cents owed him, and he resisted officers. Mayor McMaster ordered him out of town. Officer Bair and Chief Carter helped place him in the lockup. Authorities also pursue John Bill in Milan Illinois for a fatal arson linked to Stephen Anthenus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Page
North Fifth Street
Simon
Page
Bair
Mayor McMaster
Carter
Countryless Men and Women Stir a Class Discussion
A high school teacher asks what is sadder than a man without a country, and a sympathetic girl answers that a country without a man is even sadder, illustrating a poignant classroom exchange on belonging and identity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
James KE Sarratt
Homer Seaman
Washington
Seaman
Major
Sarratt
J. F
Joseph Sarratt
Joseph
J. Renner Parks
Hawkins
Hamline
McCracken
Mr. Hughes
Union Cemetery
James P
Harry List Parks
Chester
Harry Thompson
Harry L. Parks
Harriet
Smith
Grant
Thomas Thompson
Robert
Wellsville
Albert Whitaker
Wheeling
Penna
North Third Street
Rev. Freund
L. E. Maple
George Barthold
J. Aust
J. Ft. Stewart
Thos. §. Sanders
J. B. Swinehart
John Bill
Stephen Anthenus
Bill
Milan
Tllinois
Notion
Coats
Here
Kingdom Come
Floor
Ywuay
Dresden
Iso
Nee
Ladies Union
Ecru
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