Class Prophecy of the High School Class of 1912
A humorous prophetic piece by Lucile M. Bates outlines futures for each class member. It imagines Helen Philips touring Indian reservations, Screech Welch at baseball games, Norma Dougall mastering domestic science, Walker Dickerson in law and Congress, Frances Dargie in music, Elizabeth Berger as a matron, and many others pursuing farming, teaching, forestry, or the arts, with symbolic gifts for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Timberlake
Helen Philips
Robert Welch
Screech
Dorothy Bishop
Mirror
Dorothy
Norma Mary Dougall
Norma
Judson Banfield
Harrison Fisher
Judson
Eleanor Rovd
Ian
Smith College
Mildred Mahan
Nelie Burns
Nellie
Iseif
United States Congress
Walker Dickerson
Frances Dargie
Frances
Charles McCausland
Floyd Broady
Margaret Meyers
Elizabeth Berger
Rhinche Kimble
Carl Mueller
Emily Kates
Lillian Wilson
Dolores Ramsey
Jesse English Cocke
Wisconsin
Olive Pritchard
Anna Anderson
India
Anna Kane
Harry Bitherow
Harry
Marian Pickard
Etta Morton
Etta
Abrim Meyers
Mary Nixon
Marion Gamble
Sparks McCausland
June Wedding of Adeline Wolfe Schnellbach and James A Lindsey
Adeline Wolfe Schnellbach and James A Lindsey wed at Loggie's Academy in a June ceremony officiated by Dr. J M Robinson. The affair featured blue pink decor, a floral aisle, and a reception with a Norfolk-style collation, followed by dancing. The bride, daughter of Harry A Schnellbach, wore white satin with duchess lace. the groom's party included William Lindsey of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Wolfe Schnellbach
Harry A. Schnellbach
James A. Lindsey
Loggie’s Academy
J. M. Robinson
Westminster Presbyverian Church
Jelly
Witliam Hartshorn
Harry L May
T. B. Moreland
Pittsburg
Robinson
Matilda Dimling
Marion Walker
Margaret Lindsey
Killarney
Florence Harper
Virginia Schnellach
Toronto
Canada
William Lindsey
Los Angeles
Cal
Lindsey
Guy
Jessie Ortbert
Steubenville Bride Weds In Festive Toronto Homecoming
A Steubenville wedding linked families from Canada and Pittsburgh. The bride, daughter of the Fallsbee glass plant manager, wore a blue eponge suit and was feted as friends ferried her to the Pan Handle depot amid a crowd of a thousand. Groom Lindsey, a longtime livery and undertaking man, and the couple planned a summer house on North Seventh street before a eastbound wedding trip. Out-of-town guests and grandparents marked the event, with summer plans at Toronto and a broad circle of relatives attending from Pittsburgh, Columbus, Wheeling, Sewickley and beyond.
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Follawsbee Glass
Toronto
Canada
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Lindsey
Academy
Pan Handle
North Seventh Street
Schnellbach
Joseph Speniing
John Dimling
Matilda Dimling
Geo. Dimling
Kelly
Belle Harper
Florence Harner
L. M. Harper
Chalmers Duff
O. P. Roberts
Cringher
Wintehalter
Thomas
Edith Fulton
Mary Lindsey
J. A. Teagarden
Belle Lindsey
Eula Meek
Follansbee
County budget shifts to match common sense goals
The document argues reversing line items so elections cost sits at 1,500 dollars and agriculture encouragement rises to 6,000 dollars. It notes the high expense of electronic costs and urges reductions, while calling for greater nurturing support for agriculture to bolster farming efforts.
Tax Iniquity and Referendum Campaign Claims
The Warses tax bill is portrayed as an extravagant system aimed at every vote class. Democrats Republicans and all factions are expected to oppose it. The piece likens its reach to Rome and argues Gov. Cox of Ohio will lose attempting to sustain such legislation.
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Rome
J. M. Cox
Ohio
Violently Insane Miner Shipped in Straps to Jail
Frank Swanzi a Bohemian coal miner from Dillonvale was arrested Friday and brought to jail strapped to a chair after resisting and becoming violently insane. Deputy Sheriff Link art assisted in subduing him and applying restraints for transport.
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Frank Swanzi
Dillonvale
Linkart
Coroner's Verdict on Railway Tragedy Near Bergholz
The coroner's verdict in the Peter co inquest states the death occurred when a railroad train ran him down as he slept sitting on the track near Bergholz.
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Peter Co
Bergholz
Three Parades Planned For Three Wars Celebration
The celebration begins with an automobile parade on Wednesday evening, a historical pageant Thursday morning, and a grand military civic and industrial parade Friday morning the 25th. Decision on details will follow as committees are appointed next week.
Pay Day at the Mines
Pay day reached the mines as all miners in the vicinity received their wages today marking a routine payday event for workers in the mining community.
Weather Keeps Frost in Check After Weekend Chill
Another frost touched the area last night but caused less damage than Sunday’s freeze when tomato plants and others were cooked in many sections. Temperatures last night resembled a November chill with the thermometer near forty degrees.
Store Burglarized on Lincoln Avenue
Juo W Stafford's Lincoln avenue store was burglarized Monday by cutting a door panel and reaching in to turn the key and jimmy a second lock. A gold watch cigars canned goods and tobacco were stolen.
Hand Blown Off by Premature Explosive While Fishing
Ollie Bowers, while illegally dynamiting fish in the Ohio River above the new dam, suffered the loss of his left hand in a premature explosion Sunday morning. He was assisted to shore and taken to Gill Hospital where an amputation was performed.
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Ollie Bowers
Ohio River
New Dam
Gill Hospital
Juries Disagreed in Three Akron Court Cases
In Saturday sessions, juries failed to agree in three trials besides the Paulman case. Disagreements occurred in the assault case of L. M. McDaniels of Ohio and in the attempted arson case of Emil Peller Yor.
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Paulman
Ohio S. L. M. McDaniels
Ohio
Emil Peller Yor
Case Settled in John Ames vs City of Steubenville
The case of John Ames against the City of Steubenville was settled in court for fifty dollars and costs after Ames was injured when his wagon hit a washout at Eighth and North streets.
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John Ames
City of
Postmaster Confirmed for Wellsville Daniel L Duty
Daniel L Duty was confirmed by the U S Senate as postmaster of Wellsville to succeed J L McDonald by President Wilson. The nomination was approved May 29 and he will assume duties once he receives his commission from Washington.
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Daniel L. Duty
U. S. Senate
Wellsville
J. L. McDonald
Wilson
Washington
Slander suits filed over alleged Polish slander
Andre Pilot has begun suits against Mary Piotrowski and John Piotrowski for $2000 each alleging malicious slanderous utterance in Polish accusing immorality. McLaughlin, attorney.
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Andre Pilot
Mary Piotrowski
John Piotrowski
McLaughlin
Pleasant Hill Grange Opens Meet With Music and Ice Cream
Pleasant Hill Grange announces an open meeting on Tuesday evening July 1 at 8 p m featuring music talks and recitations followed by an ice cream festival inviting all to attend.
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Pleasant Hill Grange
Victoria Cook Receives Year in Work House
Victoria Cook known as the Queen of Ramcat Boulevard shabitues was arrested Saturday night for being intoxicated. Mayor McLeish sentenced her to one year in the work house, with Tim Kennedy escorting her there on Tuesday.
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Victoria
Victoria Cook
Ramcat Boulevard
Shabitues
White Rat Caught Deep in Carnegie Mine by Freeman
A white rat trapped by E A Freeman in the Carnegie steel works mine was found a mile and a half underground. The Bellaire Herald-Tribune notes the unusual capture and notes the depth of the find.
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E. A. Freeman
Carnegie Steelworks
Bellaire Herald-Tribune
Frosty Night Hits County Gardens
Frosty conditions spread across the county with reports of damaged tomato plants and other tender flora as wardeners note losses across multiple sections.
Real estate transfers reported in Jefferson county deeds
A long list of real estate transfers in Jefferson County includes Agnes L. Wells to Ohio Valley Hospital Association for 1168 acres valued at 15000 dollars in Steubenville, Jabez Pierce to Elizabeta Pierce for 6700 square feet in Warren Township at 1 dollar, and multiple other transactions in Mt. Pleasant and Steubenville townships with prices ranging from 1 to 8000 dollars. Names include Males, Bell, Hales, Harker, Pieper, Cummins, and Foster among others.
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Agnes L. Wells
Ohio Valley Hospital Association
Steubenville
Jabez Pierce
Elizabeta Pierce
Warren Township
Murden C. Dutton
Marion R. Burton
Mt. Pleasant
A. G. Boyd
Rosa E. Chaney
H. B. Mears
Andrew S. Buckingham
Admr
W. S. Walker
Metes
Mingo
Henry Smith
Lewis C. Rendure
Pleasant Heights
Cit
John W. Harker
Theodore Pie‘per
Anthony Clarke Lee
S. D
Dillonvale
Rebecca Hills
Wim
Real estate transfers fill Murray and Saltsman additions
Elizabeth A Freshwater transfers to Israel Dezen and others lot 44 in Murray's addition city for 1.00 dollar. David V Ault and others transfer to Gertrude Ault lot 36 in Saltsman’s Second addition Toronto for 1.00 dollar. George N Henry and wife transfer to T S Aley and others lot 59 in Henry’s Second addition city for 1.00 dollar.
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Elizabeth A. Freshwater
Israel Dezen
Murray
City
David V. Ault
Gertrude Ault
Saltsman
Toronto
George N. Henry
T. S. Aley
Henry
Irwin divorce suit over alimony and custody in Steubenville
Ivan V. Irwin sues wife Stewart D. Irwin for divorce and alimony with custody of two children. She alleges failure to provide, that he sold household goods and left her, and that he was arrested on non support. They lived apart after he brought her from Grove City to a railway station. Mansfield and Merryman代理s appear. other cases noted include Aug Paulman vs Steub. & Whe. True. Co. jury deadlock, prior reversal, second trial. Wm. E. Steinmetz v Moore et al. dismissed. Jos Campa v Steubenville & Wheeling Traction Co. verdict for defendant.
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Ivan V. Irwin
Stewart D. Irwin
Steubenville
Grove City
Mansfield & Merryman
Aug. Paulman
Steub
Whe. True. Co
Shotwell
Circuit Court
Wm. E. Steinmetz
Thomas M. Moore
Jos Campa
Steubenville & Wheeling Traction Co
Lumber firms in sue for damages and assault claim
W. P. Craig Lumber Co. sues Union Lumber Co. for 3716 dollars. Kitheart and Digger attorneys. Elia Werbisky sues John Hugshinski for 1000 dollars alleging attempted assault on Mrs. Werbisky that made her ill for weeks. Cohen attorney.
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W. P. Craig Lumber Co
Union Lumber Co
Kitheart & Digger
Elia Werbisky
John Hugshinski
Dean's Ointment for Piles and Eczema News Ad
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a remedy for piles and eczema causing skin itching. It claims relief for any skin irritation and lists a price of 50 cents at all drag stores.
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Dean
Doctor Cooper Offers Eye Ear Nose Throat Services
Dr Cooper Eye Ear Nose and Throat provides glasses fitted and furnished on North Fourth Street. Hours are Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings 7 to 9. Sunday 9 to 4. Hou hours 9 to 12 and 2 to 4 30. Both phones listed.
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North Fourth Street
Dr Mossgrove Ear Nose and Throat Services
Dr Mossgrove offers ear, nose, and throat care with glasses furnished. Hours are 9 to 12, 1 50 to 4 Wednesday and Saturday evenings, 7 30 to 8 Sunday afternoon 1 30 to 2. Located at National Exchange Bank Building Steubenville Ohio.
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National Exchange Bank
Steubenville, O
Signs of Distress Call for Doan's Kidney Pills
The Steubenville ad urges reading distress signals from disordered kidneys such as dark secretions scanty pain backaches and headaches and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Beall & Steste Drug Co. John H. Wilson of Steubenville testifies they regulate his kidneys after two years use. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells as sale agents in the U S and warns to remember the Doan's name.
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Steubenville
Dean
John H. Wilson
S. Sixth St. Steubenville
Doan
Beall & Steste Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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