Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Steubenville Herald in Steubenville, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 12 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1912

Page

4

Socials and commencements at East Springfield note

Correspondence from East Springfield reports a well attended Christian Endeavor social and multiple social events. The East Springfield High School commencement on May 27 featured two graduates, strong music, and remarks by Dr. W. H. Dickerson and Dr. Yelliwell. Upcoming open Grange meeting June 8 includes state speakers and a free picnic. town residents are urged to attend.

East Springfield Tigh School M. K Ioie Mae Sullivan Jessie Grace Frost Misa Trotter Kanable W. H. Dickerson Wooster College Yelliwell Richmond A. L. Walker Eth. Cienl R. M. Reynolds Wig A Ohio State University

Pine Grove social notes and local visits

Emmett Lowry of Alliance and George Lowry of Wellsville spent Sabbath with parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Lawrence in Salineville visitors Tuesday include Miss Bessie Lowry at Cadiz convention and Bessie Carson Eva Van Dyke in Bergholz Blaine Redding and Miss Charlie Lawrence named Epworth League delegates Wellsville June 6 and 7 Elva Lawrence visiting Sebring Tena Russell headed to Oak Ridge to spend time with aunt Mrs Bettie McVan Call of Hammondsville with relatives Chas Stewart visiting Clyde and Donald Call Master Stewart also visiting. Wm Carson in Salineville Tuesday.

Pine Grove Emmett Lowry Alliance George Lowry Wellsville Joseph Lawrence Salineville Bessie Lowry Cadiz Bessie Carson Eva van Dyke Bergholz McGrail Richmond Russet Rev. Taylor Win Lowry Blaine Redding Charlie Lawrence Elva Lawrence Sebring James Lowry Eilen Call Hammondsville B. Wall Chas. Stewart Clyde Donald Call Wm. Carson

Hopewell church event clashes with lawn fete plans

An unexpected occurrence will prevent the Ladies' Aid Society of Hopewell M. E. Church from presenting a week’s entertainment on Saturday evening. The Sabbath school plans a lawn fete on the school house lawn with ice cream and cake and cake walks to the tune of A Georgia Canty Meeting. A jolly time is anticipated and all are invited. Miss Shane of Alvin Texas visits her sister Mrs Win E Kirk. Mr and Mrs AP Bo Cole and daughters and their house. Misses Florence Smith and Mattie Welday of Steubenville enjoyed a day at Wheeling Park in Mr Cole's touring car. Misses Nelle Everson and Belle of Salt Run visit with their brother J J and family. The Fisher Oil Co of Pittsburgh is on Warren Ridge today. Mr and Mrs Frederick Tout of Tilttonville spent Sunday with Mise Largine Gerke. Rev Merill of Smithfield will preach the memorial sermon at Alope well Thursday. The cemetery is beautifully decorated for the occasion. The death of Austin C Cole is mourned by many friends with sympathy to the bereaved wife and four children. Mr and Mrs Reecss of Bloomfell and Mrs Davis and children of Alexandria were guests recently of Vir and Mrs Wm Roush. For the past several months a tall

Rayland R. F. D Ladies’ Aid Society of Hopewell M. BE School House Shane Alvin Texas Win E. Kirk Mrc AP Bo Cole Ouehters Florence Smith Mattie Welday Steubenville Wheeling Cole Nelle Everson Belle Salt Run Fisher Oil Co Pittsburg Warren Ridge Ait Frederick Tout Tilttonville Mise Largine Gerke Merill Smithfield Wil P Alope Well Austin C. Cole Reecss Bloom Fell Davis Nove Vexandria Roush W. C. Moffitt Woodsfield Kinghen Knoxville U. P Guthrie Samuel Arnold Frank Shepherd Friends W. E. Guthrie Charles Helliwell Gladys . Schwetsberger Constance Horrison W. C T. C Crawford Beatty Lawson George Lawson Max. &. Polsene Ravenswood W. Va H. S. Peters James Anderson Littl Baby Maggie Jenkins The Methods Church Will White Margaret Frederick Richmond Grange Crawford Jamison Walnut Street Young Ladies’ Missionary Society Richmond United Presbyterian Church Margaret Cavitt Maragret Mary Blanche Rarey Mabel Stephenson M. FF. Smith Hookstown Broomfield China Mary [Copeland J. R. Hervey Chas Simeral Harriet James Willemin Akron John B. Fulton Annapolis Annapolig Thomas Mansfield Freudenberger Gaston Jordan Sulzbacher Ed. Blackburn Mary Hitheart James Lof Smithfield Frank Clackburn Deane Hammond A. G. Jones Carlegie W. R. Hervey HH. W. Stewart Florence Speet Epworth League M. ER Wellsville Lana Latto Anta M. Reagan Pauline Latto Mae Latto Mildred Day Follansbee Ernest Rabe Washington Wlw Rabe Lewis Carman Vera Miller Ross Owens T. RE. Miller Augusta Ohio Groves Arbaugh Swan James Copeland Jewsett Sarah A. Copeland David Jones Esther Wm. A. Judkins Florence Speer David Hervey John Hochler Ounita Myrtle Crabb Forrest Hall W. A. Bell J. O. Cole J.T. Copeland Ben Dressel My Moriah

Fairfield Ohio Community News Snapshot

Fairfield Ohio notes show social calls visits and local happenings. Names include Clara Graham Grace Graham Mattie Graham and Samuel Graham with relatives in Bloomingdale Steubenville Richmond and Amsterdam. Events cover shopping trips entertainment plans and illnesses among local families.

Hammondsville Notes On Local Movements And Visits

James Lowry sold farm land on Pine Grove Ridge and moved to Alliance. George Peeples of Cleveland visited his brother J R Peeples. Mrs. Fredavidin visited her parents Mr and Mrs Gee Beadwell from Salineville traveled home Sunday. J R Peeples suffers muscular rheumatism but improves. Mr Duncan of Wellsville treats him. Carrie Householder visited Wellsville. Ed Parsons and family visited Parsons relatives from Saturday to Sunday. Frank Call returned from Clyde visit. J F E Wirebaugh delivered oil from Salineville. roads in prime condition. Smiths Ferry Oil Company shipments noted. Howard Vandyke received a carload of lime. Tan bark lots awaiting shipment. William Lowry near Fipire to move here. Mr Weinman of Wanmar Beothers did business with local merchants. Locals report a few cases of poison. Freight via C and PR Lcc coal and other goods. trains mostly double headers, light at end. Len Stewart champion copperhead killer but no kill yet this season. Steve Ridineer moving from Canton started a livery and feed stable. George Rewers of Steubenville Produce Co. did business in town. Mr Wetvel of National Biscuit Co. East Liverpool did business with merchants on Tuesday.

James Lowry Pine Grove Ridge Alliance George Peeples Cleveland J. R. Peeples Fredavidin Gee. Beadwell Salineville Duncan Wellsville Carrie Householder Ed Parsons J. FE. Wirebaugh Smiths Ferry Ol Company Howard Vandyke Pine Grove William Lowry Fipire Weinman Wanmar Beothers Pittsburg Len Stewart Steve Ridineer Canton Ohio George Rewers Saleeman Steubenville Produce Company Taes

Memorial Day in Richmond Children Decorate Soldiers Graves

On Memorial Day in Richmond the Sunday schools with teachers and G A R veterans gathered at the Methodist church to lay flowers on graves. The parade featured the G A R flag carried by Charles Lawson, drums, and children in improvised uniforms. They marched through Main street to cemeteries, placing flowers on graves and receiving heartfelt thanks from veterans.

Springfield picnic plans and local visitors noted

The Granee plan a picnic on an upcoming Tuesday with Red Eeerybery expected to attend and enjoy summer tonic. Meg done Cattrall visits from Army, Leivers of Mechanics arrive for a few days, Vie Baker views Monroe county events, Ada Stutl and her son visit Hone fatks Tenves Dood in Richmond, Walter Shields and Tarolt Swen Annapotis were in town Sunday evening visiting Mrs Tames Dinger and family.

Meg Done Cattrall Army Leivers Mechanicsawn Vie’ Baker Monroe Ada Stutl Arte Hone Fatks Tenves Dood Richmond Satuellow Evenine Walter Shields Tarolt Swen Annapotis Sundarvenine Ayn Migperine Ver Mrs. Tames Dinger

Rev Smith’s Last Sunday Preaching in Unionport

A large crowd attended three church services as Rev. Smith preached his final Sunday evening before moving to Brilliant. Memorial services in Bloomingdale honored attendees including Mrs Hattie Decker and the Tiptons. A festival by ball boys raised funds but cream sales were light due to cool weather. Mrs Smith received many gifts.

Smith Brilliant Bloomingdale Hattie Decker A. A. Tipton Oma Tiptor Chrotile Wallace Montes Mahols Raymond Ferrell Prt Walton Herbert Hutchison Scio Mattie Skipper Daughiter Maude Steubenville Visiers Samueday Everine Mes

Local notes from Pine Grove and nearby towns

D Hy Van Dyke and sons unloaded four carloads of ground limestone at Land mondsville last week. Miss Kizzie Russell spent May 3 at Weirton. Harry Groves continues to deliver bail from his auto. Paul Jackman bought a new auto seat buggy last week. Miss Anna Billman visited relatives in East Liverpool. Mr. George Johnson attended Epworth League here Sunday evening. W. A. Lowry a Wellsville visitor on Friday. H R Billman at home this week. Many young men attended the lawn fete at John Cape's Saturday. George Jackie attended the funeral of Henry Gregg Saturday. Miss Elva Lawrence spent last week with friends in Salem. Rev. W R Taylor called on theridge Saturday afternoon. John M. Van Dyke home from Mt Union College for a few days. graduating class member to partake in commencement next week. J E Lowry and family moved to Alliance. house ready July 1. Pine Grove citizens wish them success. Wm. Carson to take possession of James Lowry farm at once.

Pine Grove D. Hy van Dyke and Sons Landmondsville Kizzie Russell Weirton Harry Groves Paul Jackman Anna Billman Liverpool George Johnson Epworth League W. A. Lowry Wellsville H.R. Billman John Cape George Jackie Red Henry Gregg Elva Lawrence Salem W. R. Taylor John M. van Dyke Mt. Union-Seio College J. E. Lowry Alliance Wm. Carson James Lowry

Putton Tipton Wedding and Local Gatherings in Annapolis

Annapolis hosts a wedding with Putton Tipton and guests from New York Unionport and Bloom. Town events include a May 29 Grange meeting, a twelve oclock dinner at Mrs Scotti Betts home, and invitations for Hazel Leona Misers marriage in Annapolis. Local residents visit relatives, attend receptions, and travel to Lorain Bloomfield Steubenville and nearby towns.

Annapolis Findley Youngstown Margaret Goult D. L. Beatty Pittsburg George Potts Unionport E. Tipton Meomingdale Patton Baxter Loraine James Fulton New York Ada Sim Hazel Leona Mary Arthur Mer Grubs Steubenville J. B. Patton Bloomfield J. J. Tipton C. E. Tipton Harry Baxter Lorain Jennie Harry Fulton Wm. Allensworth Miser Fazes Miser John Allensworth Union

Bloomsdale Grange to Host Saturday Evening Event

Bloomfield residents hear details of the Bloamingds te Grange gathering set for Saturday night in the town hall. Music, dancing, and a class address by Mr. Senet Hrow from the Vth District are planned, with attendees listing Motry Viney, Hervey, and others.

Motry Viney Na Hervey Wisco Mics Arvo M Rergan Harold Moore Senet

Wootan Mission Society guest list fills local notes

The article logs a busy week of church activities and social visits in the community. Various ministers and families from Wintersville, Steubenville, Cadiz, and Jewett attend services, mission meetings, and memorial events. Local youths, engaged couples, and out-of-town guests are noted at gatherings, celebrations, and weddings.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Harry Dodds Ster Alta Chiotile Wallace Crm Tipton Messrs Alve Merriman Howard Wiansfield Ralph Reed Mer Tipton Denzil Karl Merriman Woominey DS. Gump Ross Springfield Ralph Chalphant Hedre Roy Kerr Leonard Skipper Pau Fulton Our Village A. E. Vokes H F. Potts Frances Margaret Jon Carmen Olive Smythe Lizzie Tulls Denison Rose Montgomery Mary Tipton Reedh Mill Hicks New Pike Harriett H. Dickson Piqua, O State Grange E.itkinson Reeds Milla James Barnes Mises Hazel Parks Newhorn and Grable Nettie Peterson Clara Graham Cadiz Junction Grahams Will Henry Parks Allensworth Hazel Ruth Elviett Hamilton William. Hamilton Ris Ilse Eliott John Eliott Nes Hales U. RB Wilson Rose Harlem Joseph Mienniken Porter Freat Walter. Dinger Samuel Camphel Ewwenrs Haaty Herbert Kirkpatrick Ian League Aeony Miller Will Hales Jewett Q.m. Cattrell Harry Hales C. Morgan Circle Green Howard Smith Aliance Luther Jenkins Morrison Sullivan Lochnivar Hoge Jim Ses Dam M. B. Cole Eihel Oliver Lewis Fairfield Mise Clara Graham Grace Irvetion Mattie Graham Tarry Calhoun Plerevice Wes Pharza Cathern Mee Lok Polen Mgr Samuel Graham Grace Graham Chester Wallace Amsterdem Mary Vankirk Pittebure Laura Martha Potts L. Polen McFadden New Athens Ted Dye Richsmond John Kirk Emma Copetard John Amesterdam Eugene Graham Sterbenville Mary Copeland Ruth Dickey Unterwort Will Perviance Old Homestead Arnapolis Jessie Polen K. J. Probston Clara Mattie Grain Grandma Graham D. Ea. Calhoun Hee Martie John Calhoun Inpram William Galbrich Jefferson Ralph Matsell John Deake Atlience Mrs. Sullivan Tenaelock Wearch Charles Lawson Main Harald Helliwell Frinciss Ford Woop Farrer Priburg Templar Beyer Knieht Schreisberger Mooretown C. PR. Miller Gor- Tulia Wise Hecca Rock “Springs Elizabeth Morgan Hammond Ind Joseph Cale Peters Miss Peat Caroline Rachel Henderson Bacon Ridge Howard Burger Berghoz David Peggs Sir Pyle Ravehel Price Steuberville High School J. B Price Cartie Lawrence Mirs Ar Swickard Pella Stinson Frank Maver Jane Cole W. R. Cole Lyde Crew Okie Tere Mere Ant Bates George Rodgers Gallinolis Ira Stephenson Parker Rodgers Joe Whitmore Steuberville Finley Goodwin May Lavinia Goodwin Goodwin Mary Grimm James Rawlins Elijah Cole Mr. Cole Harry Kirkpatrick Mingo Lyons Daisy _ Cryder Pearl Polen Leighton Simpson Buchanan Loyal Blackburn Erma Long George Rast Springfield Wootan’s Foreign Siissionary Society M. E Grace Hoobler Margaret Merryman Flora McBain W. Slates and Sons New Purley Jefferson County Robert Copeland Wintersville Mis Sarah Copeland
Search Courier

Search the Steubenville Herald Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Steubenville Herald?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication