Bethel children charm at M P church in New Alexandria
In New Alexandria the Bethel at Smithfield sent a sixteen child group to perform a day church program at M P church on Sunday afternoon June 7. They sang The Battle Hymn and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Mr Purviance spoke on Bethel's management and its 15 incorporators, noting 42 children admitted in two years and uniforms' need. The piece includes local notices on cemetery pike road progress, memorial and social events, visits, and forthcoming activities around Steubenville and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Alexandria
M. P
Bethel
Smithfield
Purviance
Rome
Steubenville
Board of Managers
R. G. Richards
Averdupois
Buster Brown
Jefferson County
the Bethel
Pike Road
Neville
Mingo Junction
Odd Fellows
Mingo and
Brilliant
W. C. Fetch
Daughters of Wild Flower Rebekah Lodge
C. E. Gourley
Hetty S. Spaulding
North Fourth Street
Ohio
Rush Run festival notes and local updates
Mrs Bell Carpenter returns home from visit near Follansbee West Virginia. Kate Roe shopped in Steubenville. Mrs Linn visiting daughter in Spaulding's Addition last Saturday. Marshals Barcus and Sivard of Brilliant were on the Run Sunday. Festival at Hopewell Friday the 12th and at Rush Run Saturday. Miss L P Dorsey spent ten days with Mrs George Sanderson near Pittsburgh and returned Monday. J F Stringer and Thompson employ Italians to repair a road west of the schoolhouse on Blues Run. Joseph Hunter back from Medical College Cincinnati will hay on the farm this summer. Farmers plowing and planting, good grass, early wheat, late oats, promising berry crop. Potatoes look splendid. Dr Caldwell Ragland tending Mrs E V Cox at John L McCann's Chestnut Ridge, critical brain trouble. Dr Nelson Martins Ferry consulted with Dr Coldwell. small hope of recovery. James Siward, 83, plowing in the heat with son on Shannon farm. Coal mines improving. Miss Hetty Spaulding addressed as 211 North Fourth St Steubenville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rush Run
Bell Carpenter
Sheets
Mrs. Johnson
Near Follansbee
W. Va
Kate Roe
Steubenville
A. J. Linn
D. C. Peck
Will Shively
Hathaway
Spaulding
Marshal Frank Barcus
Charles Sivard
Brilliant
Hopewell
L. P. Dorsey
George Sanderson
Pittsburg
J. F. Stringer
Thompson
Elmer Shiveley
Joseph Hunter
Medical College
Cincinnati
Dr. Caldwell
Ragland
E. V. Cox
John L. McCann
Chestnut Ridge
Nelson
Martin's Ferry
Coldwell
James Siward
Shannon
Hetty
North Fourth Streets
Stedbenville
Ohio
Local notes from Bloomfield and area
Mrs C R Mildren and son of Marietta visit J R Mansfield. Children’s Day planned at Presbyterian church Sabbath evening June 16. Raymond Cope attends K P convention in Columbus as delegate from Unionport lodge. Mr and Mrs E J Huddleston have ...
Bergholz Obituary and Local Notices Highlight Thorpe Death
The body of Albert Thorpe, killed at Piney Fork mines, was brought home for services at the M E church and interment in Washingtonville. Mrs Thorpe and five children survive. Other items note Dr Albaugh visiting from Florida, Maggie Twaddle visiting New Castle, Robbie George clerking in Pearl Moore's store, Lillian Henry marriage, diphtheria illness, and community meetings scheduled for June 14.
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Bergholz
Albert Thorpe
Piney Fork
M. E. Church
Washingtonville
Thorpe
Albaugh
Florida
Samuel Slates
Maggie Twaddle
Cleo Grim
New Castle
Robbie George
Mooretown
Pearl Moore
Lillian Henry
Fleury
Harold Crister
William Crister
James Morrow
Fred Bird
David Jones
Bob Featheringham
Cleveland
Fd Hunt
Alliance
Bergholz Hills
M. E
Circle Green
Mattie Schumacher
Ruth
Frank Twaddles
Shave Hill Pie Social Highlights Long Run Schoolhouse
Long Run schoolhouse pie social drew a large money crowd though pies ran scarce on Saturday night. Edw ard Dawson, recently ill, enjoyed fresh air. Several locals hosted Sunday guests including Miss Gertrude Elliott and Miss Anna Dawson with brothers. Harvest work began as Henry Fellows cut clover this week. Frank Vermillion is ill. Dwight L. Dawson visited Smithfield on business. Mrs. Esther A. Dawson returned from New Athens. Margaret Stark was elected Huckill primary teacher. Paul Long will teach White’s. Mr. Poland of Unionport will teach Long Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shave Hill
Long Run School House
Edward Dawson
Joseph M. Scott
Gertrude Elliott
Esther A. Dawson
New Athen
Helen Kesler
Alice Kelly
Steubenville
Roy Lewis
Mathew Brown
Anna Dawson
Henry Fellows
Frank Vermillion
Dwight L. Dawson
Smithfield
Paul Long
White's
Mr. Poland
Unionport
Long Run
Presbyterian ice cream social highlights Rayland week
The Presbyterian church ladies host an ice cream social in the schoolhouse on Saturday evening. Children’s Day exercises are planned for Sunday evening. Visitors include Miss Blanche Gillespie from Kirkwood and Miss Goldie Leeper from Wheeling. Local families hosting guests include the Bettons, Stringers, Hodgens, and Agnes Hodgens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Presbyterian Church
Loraine Gerke
Ada University
Dr. Gasmire
Wheeling
J. C. Hoge
Mt. Pleasant
Hoge Saturda
Goldie Leeper
Homseniks
Blanche Gillespie
Kirkwood
Audrey Stringer Birthday Party For Sixth Year
Miss Audrey Stringer, one of Rayland’s bonniest little maids, was feted at a party for her sixth birthday. A crowd of playmates attended and enjoyed the afternoon before her uncle T. J. Stringer arrived in a touring car to treat them to a ride. Many friends extend wishes for many happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Stringer
Rayland
T. J. Stringer
Hetty S. Spaulding
Brilliant
North Fourth Street
Steubenville
Ohio
Memorial Day Observed by Knights and Neffett Band
Mrs Samuel Hess and sister Mrs Campbell visited Adena last week. Knights of Maccabees held Memorial Day with a cemetery service in a large turnout from surrounding towns. Miss Jarvis returned to Steubenville after two months with her sister Mrs Thoms Mansfield. Mrs Jennie Finnecum attended the WFM at Flushing. Mrs Solomon Gutchall visits her son Homer in Kentucky. F M Donaldson is erecting a new two story cement building on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Solomon Gutchall
Homer
Kentucky
F. M. Donaldson
Annapolis News Briefs from Steubenville to East Springfield
Mr and Mrs J W Thompson were in Steubenville on business. Messrs Smith Curry and Polen of Amsterdam attended the Quarterly meeting here. W D Carroll and wife of Martins Ferry are visiting his parents here. A festival was held at East Springfield Saturday night with refreshments and invited to attend. W R Mills returning from Franklin College is home on vacation. Emily Fulton at Scio visited Sunday. Lon Masters a business visitor at East Springfield Saturday. Mrs K B Gruber visited relatives at Toronto last week. Miss Jennie Fulton visiting relatives in Steuben Clyde Ferrell of Toronto guest of grandparents. Bessie Scott Clara and Boyd spomapeon of Germany were in town Sunday evening. Don’t forget the festival Saturday evening June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
J. W. Thompson
Steubenville
Messrs. Smith, Curry and Polen
Amsterdam
W. D. Carroll
Martin's Ferry
East Springfield
J. B. Fulton
Jewett
Epworth League
W. R. Mills
Franklin College
Emily Fulton
Scio
Lon Masters
K. B. Gruber
Toronto
Jennie Fulton
Clyde Ferrell
Bessie Scott
Clara
Boyd Spomapeon
Germany
Kilgore area notes from a week in Ohio
AMSTERDAM S H Baysinger attends the Grand Lodge of K P convention in Columbus this week. T A Wilson has a bath outfit placed in his barber shop. Alleged Rosecuting Attorney Alban and Prosecutor to the Paisley were in town Tuesday. J D Hess bought a new gas engine for his flour mill. John Crumley and wife welcomed a baby girl born Saturday morning. The Ohio Inspection Bureau mapped the town last week for insurance firms. James McConville, Democratic candidate for Representative, circulated among miners last week. Alvin Elliott age 14 buried at Kilgore cemetery Friday. D J Davies and family returned Thursday from Alliance and Kensington. Curry bought an automobile in Cleveland last week, first in this area. D B Polen and J Smith attended quarterly meeting at Annapolis Saturday. Chas Hoffman Jr and Mont Scott run a nickelodeon in Kilgore. The Kilgore Dramatic Co staged A Delicate Question in the Odd Fellows Hall Saturday to a full house. A real temperance election will be held on June 16. Rev R L Houston installed as pastor of the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening. Rev Nesbit of Mechanics town spoke, Rev Logan of Bloomfield charged the pastor, and Rev ware of Minerva charged the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
S. H. Baysinger
Grand Lodge of K. of P
Columbus
T. A. Wilson
Alban
Paisley
J. D. Hess
John Crumley
Ohio Inspection Bureau
James McConville
Alvin
Frank Elliott
Kilgore
D. J. Davies
Alliance
Kensington
Curry
Cleveland
D. B. Polen
J. Smith
Annapolis
Chas Hoffman, Jr
Mont Scott
Bergholz
Kilgore Dramatic Co
Odd Fellows’ Hall
R. L. Houston
Presbyterian Church
Nesbit
Mechaniccstown
Logan
Bloomfield
Ware
Minerva
Wintersville Notes From Center Street Local News
Winterville reports a successful Patterson commencement with speakers and songs. Children Day exercises are set for June 14 at the M E Church. Harry Marker moved to Bloomingdale. Mrs Hester Porter visits friends nearby. Supervises Winters keeps roads in good shape with daily crew. Lizzie Welday attended Steubenville teachers exam. Mrs David Williams and daughter stay with David England. William Day visits from Connellsville to tend his property.
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Patterson
M. FE
Harry Marker
Bloomingdale
Hester Porter
Winters
Lizzie Welday
Steubenville
Workers Push On With Colliers Project Progress
Colliers in West Virginia see rapid work as crews advance on the project. Officials report steady progress, with equipment moving and material deliveries increasing. Local traffic patterns adjust as construction continues in the area.
Local notes on health visits repairs and town events
Mrs. Ward has improved and walks the room while Mrs. Forester recovers. Frank Rowley and wife visit Mrs. Rowley's mother Mrs. Forester. Mrs. McCormick visits Allegheny relatives. Children’s Day and church services held. a Saturday ball game favored Colliers 6 to unknown score. Homes receive paint and repairs. mill feed delivery noted. Gas line prospect discussed. Howell and Hassell take a Cleveland Youngstown trip. Shoe theft at Lewis Findley Coal Co store. Sutherins move to Chester West Virginia.
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Hall
Charles Ward
Nancy Forester
Frank Rowley
Bowerston
Christian Church
Burgettsown
Coliers
Albert Hunter
S. C. Beatty
J. S. Ryland
Cleveland
Youngstown
Lewis Findley Coal Co
Frank Sutherin
Chester
W. Va
Hopewell M E Church Ice Cream Social Friday
The Trustees of Hopewell Methodist Episcopal church will host an ice cream strawberry and cake social on Friday evening, June 12, to raise funds for church activities. All parishioners and friends invited to attend. Proceed support church programs and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trustees of Hopewell M. E. Church
Wedding Bells in Quiet Lincoln Avenue Ceremony
An early wedding at the Lincoln avenue home of Mr. and Mrs. William Tweed united Miss Lula May Weed and James Potter. The ceremony occurred with close family present and Rev. George P. Rowland officiated in Presbyterian rites. They depart for a honeymoon to Buffalo and Niagara Falls then plan to live in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William $. Tweed
Lincoln Avenue
Lula Mayweed
James Potter
Harry Linton
George P. Rowland
General Assembly
Potter
Buffalo
Niagara
Thousand Islands
Elijah Potter
Union Deposit Bank
Quiet suburban wedding unites Lola Stark and Maurice Dunlope
Miss Lola M Stark wed Maurice T Dunlope at the West Market Street home of Samuel R Stark. Rev Dr Robinson performed a simple ceremony attended by two families with a luncheon for fifteen. After a bereavement in the groom s family the couple left for a wedding journey then will reside on Ridge Avenue Pleasant Heights. Both families are well known in the city and wish them health happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Robinson
Second Presbyterian Church
M. M. Dunlope
la Belle
Tarr Loyd Wedding At Salineville Parsonage
Miss Jessie Loyd daughter of Rey and Mrs S P Loyd married Mr Robert Tarr at the M E parsonage in Salineville. The ceremony was performed by Rev S Pyd with flowers and foliage decor, a ring, and vows exchanged as the bride entered the parlor with the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sven
Cleveland Bride and Groom of Tarr Wedding
The ceremony featured a white toilette for the bride and morning dress for the groom. After congratulations and a social hour, guests dined on luncheon with roses and ferns. The bride, a district nurse in Cleveland, and the groom, a leading Cleveland druggist, plan to reside there post wedding journey to Congress Lake. Out-of-town guests included Loyds of this city, Rhinehart of Wintersville, Porter of Jewett, Mansfield of Evanston plus several Loyd relatives from Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Congress Lake
East Liverpool
Ra Loyd
Pittsburg
Pearl Loyd
Mr. Tarr
Stringer Buckingham Wedding in Hopedale
Miss Mina Buckingham and Mr Jesse Stringer wed at the Buckingham homestead in Hope dale at high noon. The ceremony at the parlor with Lohengrin march, Dr Webb officiating, followed by a generous collation and a wedding journey for the newlyweds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Webb
McVay and Miss Remhoff Wed in Benwood Home Ceremony
Miss Julia Remhoff of Marshall street married Mr. I N McVay of Steubenville Ohio at her Benwood home on a Wednesday ceremony. A banquet followed, with dancing and celebration. The couple will tour the east briefly then reside in Steubenville where McVay works at La Belle Iron Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McVay-Remhoff
Julia Remhoff
Marshall Street
Benwood
I. N. McVay
Steubenville
Ohio
McVay
la Belle
Wedding of Miss Margaret Murray Scott and Edward Groetzinger Jr
Miss Margaret Murray Scott daughter of Mr and Mrs James Scott of Atholl Stanton avenue and Edward Groetzinger Jr. were married in a quiet home ceremony on Wednesday evening at five. Rev Robert Christie performed the service. Guests included her sister Miss Elizabeth Scott maid of honor and flower girls Miss Ellen Scott Miller and Miss Estelle Ralston Schofield. The couple will honeymoon in Yellowstone and California before settling in a new bungalow on Darlington road. The bride wore ivory satin with old lace and her father presented the gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grastainger-Scott
Margaret Murray Scott
James Scott
Atholl
Stanton Avenue
Edward Groetzinger, Jr
Pinsburg
Ellen Scott Miller
William Miller
Estelle Ralston Schofield
Robert Christie
Europe
George A. Dean
Dean
Taft Gains Delegates as Rnc Awards Votes in States and Districts
The Republican national committee added 33 full votes and two half votes to Taft, and two half votes to Foraker, after contests in two states and fourteen districts. Ohio districts three, six, ten, and thirteen were pivotal with Taft securing seats in three districts and a tense split in the sixth. Foraker supporters fought hard in his home district seeking its votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
William H. Taft
Joseph B. Foraker
Cart
Ohio
Taft
Foraker
Delegates split Taft Foraker factions in Ohio primaries
In Ohio, Foraker delegates Mark Shoup of Xenia and R L Gilchrist of Lebanon align with Foraker, while H M Brown of Hillsboro and Chas G Hildebrandt of Wilmington back Taft. The Taft side holds control in several districts, with the convention outcome to be resolved at the national level in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Mark ‘Shoup
Xenia
R L. Gilchrist
Lebanon
Taft
H. M. Brown
Hillsboro
Chas. G. Hildebrandt
Wilmington
Massachusetts
Washington
Cortelyou
Chicago
Treasury
Coolidge
White House
War Department
Ohio
Daugherty
Wade Ellis
Ellis
Bethany Board Elects Trustees and Professors
The Bethany college meeting elected Samuel George of Wellsburg and W H Graham of Pittsburg as new trustees. A L White and John S Naylor of Wheeling were reelected. New professors chosen include R S Hedges in Mathematics E Lee Barry in Latin and R W Spence in Greek. Pension retirements affected Wynne and Pendleton. Trustees commended President Cramblett after last winter student strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel George
Wellsburg
W. H. Graham
Pittsburg
White
John S. Naylor
Wheeling
R. S. Hedges
E. Lee Barry
Yale
R. W. Spence
Ohio State University
Carnegie
R.W. Wynne
A. C. Pendleton
T. E. Cramblett
Eens
W. Mulholland
Philadelphia
Pitt
Miners and Operators Reach Wage Scale Agreement
A sub-district mining wage scale was agreed yesterday between miners and operators. The fixed scale matches the past two years with a two cent slate deduction. The two year agreement was reached after harmonious talks with concessions from both sides.
Silver Wedding Of John V Tarr In Steubenville Township
John V Tarr and his wife marked twenty five years of marriage last Saturday June 6 at their home in the Moore homestead near Wells and Cross Creek border in southern Steubenville township. Invited guests gathered as Rev Nixon B Stewart officiated in 25 year old fashion, with many relatives from Scio Cambridge Steubenville Chester Mingo Junction and nearby areas attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Tarr
Steubenville Township
Wells and
Cross Creek
Moore
Mrs. Tarr
Twain
Nixon B. Stewart
Scio
James Stewart
Fletcher Stewart
Henry Stewart
Cambridge
Tarr
James Montgomery
Steubenville
Phillins
Chester
W. Va
Jas. Moore
W. E. Fetch
Mingo Junction
Baxter
Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted By Steubenville Resident
A full advertising copy recounts James J. Barry of 246 South Fourth Street Steubenville Ohio crediting Doan's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble after six months and four boxes. The appeal urges fellow sufferers to buy at 50 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Dean
James J. Barry
South Fourth Street
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
What Shall We Have for Dessert Jell O
An advertising note promotes JELL O as a dainty economical dessert that can be prepared instantly with boiling water and cooled to serve. It highlights seven flavors Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach and urges consumers to buy from grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jell-O
American Steel and Iron Company vs King Ol and Gas Co
The American Steel and Iron Company filed a petition in the Court for Common Pleas of Jefferson County Ohio case No 962 seeking $130.40 plus interest from January 31 198 and an attachment was levied on the defendants property. The defendants King Ol and Gas Company and U S King must answer by July 18 or the petition facts will be confessed and judgment entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ol! & Gas Company
King
King Ol & Gas Company
U. 8
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
American Steel & Iron Company
Court For Common Pleas
Jefferson County
Ohio
American Stfel & Efron CO
Ira Blackburn
Plaintiff
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Carrie Vermillion
Richmond
Francis Vermillion
William L. Tipton
Stephenville
Winore
Baugh
High Street
Elizabeth Rabe
George Leech
Reed's Mill
Prof
Pierce
Newton Falls
Ville
George Harris
Rachel Hammond
Vashti Shimer
W. O. Adrain
Kate Porter
Flossie Bell
Carrie Cookson
Nora Hervey
Wintersville Dramatic Club
F. Vermillion
David J. Miller
Mr. Miller
Wintersville
Colliers
Potter-Tweed
Amanda Hoekill
George Gille
Mary Noah
Lulu Tarr
Mary Hakill
Alice Montgomery
J. J. F McCullough
E. A. Tarr
Eliza J. Carson
John Feather
Joseph Stroud
Samuel McCullough
R. E. Farmer
John McCullough
Lee Imhoff
C. O Fishback
Marshall McCullough
Norman Boughner
Charles Fell
Richard Benne
Eli Cope
A. Loyd
Joseph Miller
James Bear
William Hukill
Vankirk
Ida Tarr
Mary Scott
Viola Bo
Mordecai Bartley
Harrison
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