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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

3

Varied Personal Notices Highlight East Liverpool Social Scene

Numerous visits and travels appear in East Liverpool society items as Mrs Pearl Fulmer and others visit friends in the city. Attendees include Frank Irwin from Grove City Pa and Belle Long of Fernwood visiting Saturday, with many others shopping, attending meetings, and preparing for upcoming social events at the Country Club and local churches.

Pearl Fulmer Frank Irwin Grove City Belle Long Fernwood Frank Ryan East Liverpool J. Gill Idaho Harry Daugherty Winstersville James Hausczal Two Ridges Rezin P. Mansfield James Fielding Liverpool Ser Orin Sholtz P. Spencer Sewickley C. Carr Greenup Mr. Carr Martha McConville Pittsburg Annie G. Ingham Nancy Thompson College Street Hetty Maxwell Stewbenville Will Poland Steubenville J. K. Nichols Burgettstown James Stewart Bellaire Toronto Fiaance H.W. Henderson Scio Miss Olwe Byron Welsh J. R. Mossgrove Whist Club Toe Country Club Angel L. Wells Patsburg Woodville Mary Wrenshall Hallock Conway tHoman F.C. Hallock Mary E. Hallock Cluh J.c.moore Sharon Banking & Trust Co Sharon England Annie Elisabeth Hull Sixth Avenue J. F. Fleming Pleasant Hill Anna John McKee South Fifth Street Elizabeth W. Va Briggs William Grier New York Harry B. Grier Parsburg T. A. Hammond Old Clark Homestead William Clark Wheeling Annie Clark Parks Babbet Washington City Dartor Charles Steinroe Clara Hammond Allen N.Y Steinroe Mina Applegate Clleburg James. Rate Orin Shalte James Fielding Shultz Morris Handine Church Woman's Foome Missionary Society of On Church R. G. Porter la Belle View iMiss Jessie Roberts Parkersburg John ‘Stee, Jr Irene Keaman John F. Lloyd Clinton Street Country Club Frieda McConnell Hollidays Cove John Black Norris Chicago Tduay Virginia Siggins J. 8. Siggins Nes Hall O City Gilman N. Cooley City and Titusville Buffalo Taly Rochester N. Y Joseph Hall Steins Laff-A-Loft Klub Mary Snider Marie Floro North Fourth Street Rose Montgomery Ethel Deter North Wheeling Hospital Fulton John Tisch Eleanor Bucy B. Dyer Lowan Street Lois Halderman Southath Charles Lillian Porter West Market Street Sanders Island Creek Edward Hayes Rod Durer St. Paul’s Church Charles McMillen Armstrong Mills Belmont County John T. Hall Samuel S. Loomer Joseph McGahan Jas. Montgomery Black House Farm Chas. Cattrell New Somerset W. L. Ford Joan’ Fo McFalden Smithield Adela la Voe Harmiss Warren, O Girls’ Guild of the Westmincer Church Elizabeth Griffeth H. T. Williams Amsterdam L. G. Jendure Pleasant Heights SL. May AV EL Caldwell Mas and al Berta Wes M. Freese Dickerson City Harry 9. Wintringer la Belle Avenue Vita Yost Wilda Bendure Miss Yost Quaker City Slanch Hall H. L. Wickersham Elizabeth Sherrard John Richey Dennison A. Floto Richey Minnie “Jota Misses Floyd North Fifth Street Sarah Stull California Sarah Agnes Wells Ross Park Reiner’s Department Store Station Park Coors Margaret Nee Arrkansa Thomas Bakewell Annie Mullins Donald Lambell Bakewell Margaret Jennings Episcopal Church of the Scension Miss Nee Bakewell William Mullins Pennayyvania Ce Lucy Bustard John Vuetard Lome Hamline Chore Mra BK. OG Porter Monlay T. Ly Deeny Eli Gion Bart Miss Letevig Copelaws

Woodrow Dream of Lobbies Stirs Senate Action

Our Woodrow imagined a grand lobby and declared the senate cannot find it. The Washington Observer notes delay in legislation irritates Woodrow while commentary mocks corporate wrongs and bottle whispers. The column lightly critiques public affairs with satirical tone on Macedonia peace appeals and odd fashion quips.

Senate Woodrow Washington Observer

Dry goods demand rises in Chicago and Milwaukee alcohol

Chicago dry goods orders rise while Milwaukee wet goods face heavy demand. Alabama praised Bryan with a grape juice dinner, yet the true test awaits his Kentucky visit.

Chicago Milwaukee Alabama Bryan Kentucky

Mrs Wheeler Celebrates 100th Birthday in Chicago

Mrs Eleanor Wheeler of Chicago marks her 100th birthday with no clear formula for longevity. The centenarian’s milestone reflects a long life with unknown secret to extending years.

Eleanor Wheeler Chicago

Ismay Shines in English Races with Dominant Display

A horse named Ismay made a fine showing in the English races recently. True to his name he left the rest behind.

Ismay

Meat prices seen rising as public grows weary

Prices for meat are forecast to climb beyond previous highs. Many readers have lost interest in meat prices and question the relevance of elevated costs, while noting those unable to reach top positions face no visible escape routes.

German Doctor Lists 1110 Diseases Affecting Man

A German doctor claims man faces 1 110 diseases and excludes reformomania vestigatiois and proborus. The text argues equality before the law with equal rights, yet special privileges arise where rights end. It notes singers with trained voices suffer if their noise is compared to wellness.

Navy officers to study a Columbia swimming course

Navy officers may pursue a Columbia swimming course essential to a Columbia degree. The text also notes issues with gossip, telephone use for rumors, and dangers from loud horn alerts. It mentions a "chicken strike" in New York involving stock yard workers and hints at oblique editorials about fatalities.

Navy Columbia New York Sophie

Fragmented OCR piece hints at unclear local event

Text is heavily garbled with missing words and names. It references a father and possible railway or climate context but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize meaningfully.

Disjointed Notes Include City Laws and Wreck Suit

The text references Indianapolis police actions on clothing modesty, a Washington gathering where Secretary Bryan read an Ode to the Press, and a St Paul man suing a railroad for 20000 over a nose injury. It also hints at wages, Sunday plans in Hamburg, and emigration encouragement in Hoosterdam.

Washington Bryan St Paul

Six Hurt In Rayland Street Car Crash At Yorkville

Six people were seriously injured Saturday afternoon near Yorkville when a shifting engine pulling coal cars struck a Wheeling and Ragland streetcar. Several others suffered cuts and bruises as passengers escaped through doors and windows. Traffic on the Rayland division halted until early Sunday. Police investigated amid reports of an Italian stabbing incident following the crash.

Yorkville Wheeling and Ragland James Barry Meortorman Wheeling Frank Shredes Martin’s Ferry John Martin Louis Hawthorne Passsnger Rayland Sally A. M. Workman Pasenger Jacobsburg Andy Sheneale Wheeling Traction Company Boyd Morterman James Berry Paul Morrison Tiltonville Trank Shrodes Martin's Ferry Colerain Pike Friends Trafic

Suspected stabbing at Italian Boarding House shocks city

Report describes Anton Santanelli wounded with fourteen stab wounds at CM hospital after a stabbing at the Italian Boarding House. Witnesses mention a knife attack surrounding Galea Venihelfy and a group of individuals linked to the incident.

Angestor Anton Santanelli CM Hospital Koife Galea Thyphe Stondty Iaus

Court actions and judgments microsummary

In a partition action John McClave and McClave remain as trustees with Edgar A. Berry guardian filing. verdict for plaintiff in Berry case set at 1576.95 with 1950.00 due, balance 373.05. John Moore sues John Elliott et al to cancel mortgages. Margaret Blousier partitions with commissioners. Bowman Co. seeks 113.74 for goods sold. N D Miker represents.

John McClave Hart Snyder McClave & McClave Edgar A. Berry Guardian R.E. Roberts Sey John Moore John Elliott Margaret Blousier W. J. Bloomer H. H

Negligence Suit Planned Over Miner Fatality

Attorneys Gardner and Kerr plan to file in St Clairsville alleging F H Kerr as administrator of Geo Bonar seeks $10,000 damages for injuries at Gaylord mine. The suit claims negligence allowed a dangerous roof stone to fall on Bonar a driver, causing his death.

Gardner & Kerr St Clairsville F. H. Kerr Geo. Bonar Gaylord Boner

Fruit Killed by Cold Snap and Weeds Overtake Crops

Join Hook from Cross Creek reports all fruit killed by the cold snap and the new plantings failing. He notes rains spur weeds growing faster than they can handle, hindering progress.

Join Hook Cross Creek

Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Couples

Frank Sztank age 23 and Sabin Maruskin age 18 of Mingo Junction together with Genny Stany age 27 of Heaver Falls and Katharine Schomburg age 18 of Mingo Junction, Chas. E. Donaldson age 22 of Neverly and Jesse Mathers of Cos. iia are named in the marriage licenses notice.

Frank Sztank Sabin Maruskin Mingo Junction Genny Stany Heaver Falls Katharine Schomburg Chas. E. Donaldson Neverly Jesse Mathers Cos.iia

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