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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1911

Page

5

Personal notices from Steubenville city social scene

Friday’s social column lists a flurry of visitors and locals in Steubenville from Bloomfield Fernwood Toronto and beyond. Guests include Mr David Wilday and wife, Misses Margaret Gault Katie Long and many others visiting relatives, shopping, or settling in for short stays amid concerts and church events.

Memorial Day reflections and local notices in Steubenville

Memorial Day highlights include visits from former Steubenville residents and guests at local homes. The city hosts church society events, receptions, and musical performances with choir, orchestra, and notable speakers. Community members travel to nearby towns, celebrate anniversaries, and honor veterans while honoring local clergy and teachers.

Sudden Death of Rev John Hindman Sherrard in Wilkinsburg

Rev John Hindman Sherrard died suddenly at his home in Wilkinsburg Pennsylvania on Wednesday morning. He was born March 24 1830 on the Sugar Hill farm southwest of the city and was a leading Presbyterian minister. He moved to Steubenville in 1850 to learn blacksmithing before entering school at the old Academy of Buchanan and Galloway. He was related to Anna Virginia Hill and Edwin Atwood Hill through marriage. The telegram announcing his death was received by his sister in law Mrs Robert Sherrard Hill. No further particulars were given.

W. F. Ridgley Pittsburg Elmer J. Gilkinson Reeds Mills Oliver Evans Columbus J. W. Eveans Staunton Post C. A. Wilday Boise City Idaho Carl Gescheider Wil's Creek Zeigler Archibald Supt Mrs. Ervin Wells High Garfield and Stanton Due Doi Winifred Flaherty Northbourth Street Mabel Charles A. Keane Mazie Nave Mary McHugh Mabel C. Flaherty Mable Beaver Falls Mazie Naylor Bellaire W. Harris South Street Margaret Jobes Orve CC. Zimmerman Frank Harris Dr. Smith Mr. Stillwell Miss Burns Uniontown Ohio Harris Hester Charles H. Steele Mt. Vernoon Seminary Washington, D. C BF Edwin Atwood Hill Sewickley Robert S. Hill South Fourth Street Womans Foreign Missionary Society First M. E. Church Isaac Butterworth Steubenville Co. G 2Nd Ohio Butterworth John L. Hebron Covington M. E Smith Patton J. H. Montgomery Block J House D. Hayden Montgomery Fair Bride Miss Hrawers Ruth Bates Ruth Grafton Mabel Allen Lizzie Scott Laura Thompson Mark Brady Lillie Thompson Thelma Orwick Helen Niches Emma Bauman Carl Boyd B. Marion Herbert Cruiser Ed. Thompson John Cruiser Elmer Thompson Russell Stephenson Ellis Allen George Brady Ed. Allen Carey Stark Frank Miller Charles Bauman Roy Holman Flood Bauman J. W. Bowen Farily Oliver Miller Jarvly Homer Grafton Grace Harter Painesville W. Stubbs Harry D. Winthermy Thomas Mansfield Jewett, O Sault Ste Marie Angoma Mills A. A. Elliott Galen Hall Atlantic City James Wilson Joseph Godfrey Smithfield E. J. Kinney Child Cornelius O'Hare Harry Evans Toronto Blanche Elliott Edna Irvin Wellsburg Cora Maxwell C. S. Carey Mingo Junction Woodlawn Alex. B. Sharpe Col. Carter Titusville Herndon New York Gladys Wolfe Cleveland Robert Laughlin Minnie Permar Minerva N. Fifth Street T. C. Clark Elizabeth Brilliant Edwin Hirsh Harry Schnellbach North Sixth Street R. M. Brown Stanton Post Grand Army Atand Wash-Jeff Rimesburg Clarion County Bucyrus Delphos Rockville Ind Wilkinsburg Eizie Fulton Washington Charles Beatty John Hughes Jane Hindman Ewing Ewing India Anna R. Blachly Pasadena Cal Robert Maurice East End Mary Fulton Boyd Helen Ewing Sherrard Susan Orr Limestone Nancy Sherrard Robert Hill Rose Elizabeth Hall Robert Sherrard John Hindman Sherrard Dr. Sherrard Presbyterian Church Robert Sherrard Hill Anna Virginia Hill Edwin Atwood Hill Robert A Jane Hindman Sherrard Sugar Hill Harris & McDonald Old Academy of Buchanan and Galloway

Wesley Logan Dies After Brief Illness at Sixty

Wesley Logan longtime Piney Fork farmer died Wednesday morning May 31 1911 after brief illness aged about sixty He was from Jefferson county pioneer stock son of Richard Logan married Susan Cope survived by two sisters and four brothers Funeral at his late home Friday at 11 oclock with interment in Smithfield Also reported Mary Ellen Benedict Call infant daughter of Simon C and Emma J Benedict Call died May 11 aged three months eleven days at 435 Linden avenue

City Brest Charles Hartje North Wiftsteet Oliver Probert University Ada Ohio Samuel Bygate East Liverpool Mr. Bygate Thomas By Gate North Fifth Street Mary C. Waddle Ir. Nees Waddle Beaver Martha W. Medill Tiltonville J. W. Cox la Belle View Col. Gertner New York Harry D. Wintringer la Belle Avenue Podleweski Hamilton Ontario S. J. Podlewski Northstreet Steubenville T. H. Hanna U. P. Church Bloomington Ill Denver Joseph Pyle Carnegie Mary Ella Murphy South Fifth Street Frank Davis Harry Naylor Smithfield J. O. Naylor Clinton Street Edna Kells Atlantic City Miss Bessie Washington Bellaire Muncie Ind G. A. R. Post Col. Poorman Geo. H. Miller Columbus Ohio State Union Christian Endeavor Union Miller Pittsburg Miss Stewart Ethel S. Kells Delia Hays Anna Mc Nicol Europe Cunard Line Mediterranean St. Lawrence River Canada East East Liverpool Tribune G. B. LeVan Wilma Simclair Dohrman Peter Pohrman D. J. Sinclair W. B. Donaldson Wyona Leve North Sixth Street R. W. Coulter Pittbug Southland Cuba Stanton Park Mary C. Stephens Coutryside Lollansbee Margaret C. Neal Malinda Filton North Fourth Street Will R. Scott Cohen Wesley Logan Piney Fork Mr. Logan Unionport Jefferson County Richard Logan Susan Cope J. C. Cope Cadiz Colorado Illinois Nebraska Presbyterian Church Mary Ellen Simon C Emma_ J. Benedict Call Linden Avenue

Fragmented Readable Snippets From The City Page

A collection of near proverbs and brief observations notes everyday life and local tidbits. Mentions Pittsburg Indiana Cleveland May July home city commerce and public figures with scattered reflections on politics weather and manners.

Coroner rules two inquest verdicts filed

Coroner Foster rendered two verdicts. Lew Myers died May 10 by drowning in the river with the probable cause listed as death by own action. Cura McDowell died at her Water Street home after taking carbolic acid in a personal crisis.

Foster Lew Myers Cura McDowell Water Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Wilday Bloomfield Margaret Gault Katie Long Fernw Elizabeth Stevenson James Speedy North Third Street L. E. Brady Moses-Johnson Co Frances Hilligas Elsie Dp. Long Edna Zeigler Staunton Boulevard Mayme Wells Newell W. Va Edward Wells Famly Seeth Sturgeon George Borden Babyirl John Willis Wellesley Avenue G. K. Pearce Bessie Lowry Hammondsville Fred Russell Ross Aten Julia Gardner Paris Dr. Johnson New Castle W. HL. Polen Burgettstown J. K. Nichols Lillian Tarr Phily Mehcolm Island Creek Geo. Vanehn Mexico W. C. Brown Agnes T. Green Leo Mendel Dennison A. J. Houser Jewetet Pogue Greater Steubenville Alex Hood Florence John Gardner Sarah White Frank Chapman Scio Harry Kurman Scio Friends R. M. Hermann Bridgeport Anna Hunt Ross Street Ella Johnson H. FE. Johnson M. Baxter F. E. Cunningham Isabella Myers St. Albany J. A. Evans Slack Street Emma Borden Carnegie, Pa Thomas Waler W. S. Partridge J. L. Holton Myrtle Warner Wyoming W. H. Oliver John Watson Weirton Company Northwest Mrs. Bryan St. Clairsville C. L. Weems North Seventh Street J. A. Naylor Coe Enoch Pearce New Philadelphia Hicard E. M. van Cleve Sewickly Edwards Florida Winter Park Hotel Steuben Old Town Steuenville the Park Frank Workman Ethel Simms Kells Liverpool Naples R. L. Ervin Grant Lincoln Jefferson Sixth Avenue Ervin Empire Carl H. Smith George A. Dean Frazier Mt. Pleasant Nellie Spencer Wallagg Human Hearts Company Nova Scotia New Brunswick James Kinchell Herald-Star New York City Herald-Star Force J. M. Robinson Kinsfeld Harrison County Sparks Circus Joseph Nicholson New Helland Calvary Church Roger Israel Erie Shady Avenue P. Blackburn Tyrone Garry Bennjamin Levan John A. Miser Annapolis W. R. Allison Logan Street J. B. Ekey Ohio Wesleyan University Wintersville Mary J. Rodgers Washington Street Monticello Iowa Chas. McFrely Akron McFrely Luella McKeever Bellevue J Easton McGowan J. A. Hazlett Margaret Allegheny Hazlett John Welch Madison Mies Nellie Hartje A. R. Watters D. F. Nellis Gall Indiana Baehr Harmon Montana Heaven Noe Crawford
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