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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
1
A garbled fragment suggests comparing potential clashes between Japan and Russia with ongoing battles on the Atlantic, claiming savings in time and money would result if fought similarly.
A formal June wedding occurred at St Peter’s Church with Miss Julia McHugh marrying Mr John J Gaughan at 11 am. Miss Imma Connelly from Wheeling sang and wedding march as the couple moved to the altar. Rev Father Slattery officiated and Ave Maria followed. The bride wore a white gown with net over white silk and a decorative hat. the groom works at La Belle Glothing Co. After the ceremony the couple left for a Great Lakes wedding tour. A second ceremony joined Miss May Johnson and Mr Hugh Jackson at noon at the Hirst MoH Church parsonage with maid of honor Mrs Jella Johnson and groomsman Mr Robert Smith. The newlyweds, both popular in social circles, left for Buffalo for their future home on a 3 PM train amid many wedding presents from friends and relatives.
The wedding of Miss Mary Defley to Mr. John Bayless Jr. was held last evening at the Odysian Church with Rev. Ha He Moninger officiating. Guests included relatives and friends from Wheeling Ashtabula and Danora. the couple will reside on North Street.
In an afternoon ceremony at 1 15 Rev J William Foster united the couple at his residence on North Fourth Street the bride from Smithfield township departed with Mr Baker for their new home in Donura after the nuptials.
Charles Lamb and Flora Wilson were married at Wheeting in a ceremony at 8 30 p m with Rev AL Leech officiating. The bridal party entered amid ribbons and lace as Lohengrin March played. Guests included Mrs James Paul and Mrs Harry Paull of Wellsburg and Mr Alex Sharpe of Steubenville.
Sunday ceremony in Steubenville united Mia s Peni Caskell of Flushing to Harry B s Had tikon. Rev Monninger officiated. Bride, aunt of J W Gaskell of Flushing, previously Bridgeport resident, now to reside at Chancellor Hotel Parkersburg. Numerous mentions of marriages and local social ties across Bridgeport, Uhrichsville, Cadiz, and Cadiz area. Building loan figures noted amid scattered regional notices.
A fragmented clipping mentions Paris summer time, rumors of the Japs and Russians in conflict, and ongoing world events. It notes Philadelphia council activity, a drummer boy of Shiloh discharged from the navy pay department, Morocco talk, and local amusements along with seasonal hints like watermelons and summer outings.
Winfield Scotts Sons & Co opens this week with a full line of room and hearth rugs from Biglow Hartford Stinson and Roxberry Carpet Companies. They exhibit 68 patterns in Body Brussels and Tapestry Brussels with over 100 tapestry patterns and highlight Axminster rugs as premier quality. The firm holds exclusive Eastern Ohio rights for the Stinson and Biglow Oriental rugs and emphasizes high color fidelity and careful detailing.
Bargains on damask armures stir cotton Goeblins lace curtains offered in silk and satin fabrics by the yard with discount pricing and vivid color options. Local shoppers invited to browse assorted textiles and sample swatches at the shop front.
Local ad lists large quantities of velvets and tapestries for sale at low prices. Highlights include heavy hall and stair carpeting with price of about one dollar per yard. Distinct brands or sellers mentioned include Stinson. The fragmented text emphasizes cheap rolls and wide selection for home decorating.
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