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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1911

Page

3

Remarkable Children Day Services at Local Methodist Church

The Children’s Day program at the Methodist church drew a large crowd despite a threatening storm. Many children from the Presbyterians and United Presbyterians participated, presenting songs, recitations, and a two minute address by Rev. Houghland. The event featured decorated bouquets, a floral cross, and a theme of charity for the day’s collection, with extended praise for the hard work of the organizing committees and participating families from Richmond and nearby communities.

Community Notes From The County Seat And Nearby

Weems O Miss Doris Floto and Frank Bicker staff from Steubenville visited here last Thursday. Alva Catlin business visitor to Tewett Wednesday. Mrs Walter Weiss of Brilliant visiting husband. Avery Harris and daughters Nellie and Mary shopped in Steven ville Tuesday. Lena Naylor returned after visiting Miss Mary Copeland of Bloentfield. Miss Kathryn Hunter shopped at the county seat Saturday. Rev Perry of Smithfield preached an excellent sermon to the people here Sabbath afternoon. Carston Weiss returned from days with home folks in the western part of the state. Hoyte Elliott visited friends in Steuberville Saturday and Sunday. Carl Sutherland and sister attended a party for Miss Ansette Higgins of Smithfield Tuesday evening. Master Myron Vorhes of Dennison visits sister Mrs Cleo Purviance. Mrs Kaske and children of Cleveland guests of her brother Avery Harris. Don’t forget the festival June 10. Everybody come and enjoy a good time.

Carston Weiss Hoyte Elliott Steuberville Carl Sutherland Ansette Higgins Smithfield Myron Vorhes Dennison Cleo Purviance Kaske Cleveland Avery Harris Dorothy Mather Sara Jones Minnie Behnke Kathryn Porter Frank Blackburn Flossie Bell Chas Scio Simpson Crabb Bloomfield G. L. Tipton Annapolis Ed. C. Baxter Chester W. Va Baxter John M. Copeland Frank Copeland Margaret Joseph Copeland Seely Myrtle Jones Kewanee Ill George W. Harris Mary Steubenville A. P. Hammond Nina E. Mansfield W. B. Ralston C. A. Moore and Sons Harold and Arther Thos, Harris J. C. Mather M. McCoy Wm. H James N. Parks J. L. Copeland James Wherry Matilda Frazier Isaac Starr Emma Kirkpatrick Dillonvale John A. Welday D. Simeral Harriet George Lightell Fred Burris Pauline Sebring Clarence Burris Thos. Snodgrass J. B. Welday J. C. Patton New Gon Agnes LaFevre Los Angeles Cal Allen Boyd Oscar Whittaker Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware Kate Burchfield Chia, Meikle Virginia Hervey Oscar Herver Alger Ohio Columbus W. P. Fryer Richmond J. C. Frazier Cadiz Col John §. Pearce Major Crawford Martha M. Cope Grace Simeral

Local Social News From Bergholtz Area

Miss Myrtle Wilson of Shane visits Ruth Mc Lean with Sabbath services at the Presbyterian church adding several new members. Mrs D A Griffith elected delegate to C E convention at Steubenville. Many residents travel to Alliance Canton Germany and Annapolis for visits and shopping. Lightning damages homes of John Borden and Jay Goodert during Monday storm. locals host guests from East Liverpool Minerva Carrollton and Palmyra.

Eastern Ohio coal mine resumes operation

The Eastern Ohio coal mine has restarted operations and is back in production after temporary stoppage. Officials confirm continued safety measures and expected regular output to resume over the coming weeks.

Bergholz Eastern Ohio

Local notes of residents and events in town

Mrs. Peter Speicher plans travel to Germany this week. Mrs. Helen McLean visits Cleveland friends. James Cox buys Dor Jane Lil for building a house. William Potts opens a barber shop in Second street. Howard of L E A W visits ill father in Youngstown. Delegates Hazel Hanson and Mary Hackathorn attend Martin's Ferry conversion. Harry Peterson carriers mail. Mr Kean on vacation. Harbour family at Loman Allensworth's. Mrs. Bell Watkins returns from Salineville. Mrs. William Taylor attends Mt. Union commencement. Mrs. Harry Marshall visits Canton. Fred Wilson family visiting Pleasant City. Calderhead family with relatives in Hopedale. Children’s Day at Disciple Church last Sunday in June. Bergholz beat Parlett 12–3. Local teachers hired: Calderhead, Shepherd, Anderson, Bigger, Edgerly, Hackathorn. Louie Hoobler guests of Marshall family. Crabs wedding journey reception. to reside on farm east of town. Nannie Jackman attends week. Ambrose McLaughlin's daughter ill. Mary Moore home from Brush Creek Ridge. Mary Edgerly at teachers’ exam in Steubenville Bloomfield. Wesley Long attends centennial at Martin. W A McCullough visit Richmond and relatives. Grubers, Kirk, Gault, and Longs at New Alexandria. Mrs Dr England of Jewett a guest of Mrs Taylor Go dothen. Long home for daughter’s Beubestille visit. Dennis attentive in Miller Ridge. Side trip to Harrisville. Grange banquet at Bloomfield. Mansfield at Steubenville. Miss Richie from Coshocton visiting Emma Gault.

Presbyterians United Presbyterians No Saltsman Nora Peggs Irma Rarey Pauline Houghland Chas. Lawson Mary Mauer Dorothy Hobson Grace Peggs Geraldine Cooper Ella Saltsman Houghland Bessie Carson Pine Grove Ridge Stewart McGrail Green Street Lytle Jackman East Springfield Lucy Thompson Steubenville Richmond Ernest Maple Fairfield William Berry James Herrington Amsterdam William Hout Ida Sherman Englewood N. J Gee. W. Macmillan George Black and Son Wm. Black Holliday’s Cove Wilbur. Jenkins Carnegie Luther Jenkins Walnut Street Harley Frederick Pittsburg Margaret Frederick Lisbon Street Blanche Peggs James Dingert C. H. Rarey W. A. McCullough Fernwood Broadacre C. H. Ford Caroline Rachel Henderson Lee Taylor Bacon Ridge Adeline Cavitt East Main Street Hayes Cole P. A. Harrington Marlboro H. S. McGrail Emery Wilson J. C. Riley West End Water Street Mary Siegler George Lawson Will Wyant Canton Mary Welday Ella Hague Herrington Albert Leek Sebring Marie Herron Sherrodsville John Maple Ethel Price Annapolis Will Elliott Alliance David Jones Blodynn Palmyra Clyde Case Salineville Peter Speicher Germany Helen McLean Cleveland James Cox William Potts McBane Second Street Howard Youngstown Hazel Hanson Mary Hackathorn A. League Martin’s Ferry Harry Peterson Kean Win Harbour Loman Allensworth Springfield Bell Watkins Rankin Crimes William Taylor Mt. Union Harry Marshall Fred Wilson Pleasant City Calderhead Hopedale Bergholz Parlett Press Calderhead and Sheperd Anderson Bigger Edgerly Hackathorn Louis Hoobler Eas Liverpool Crabs Nannie Jackman Ambrose Mclaughlin Dennis Miller Ridge Ela Dennis Mary Moore Ohme Frank Moore Brush Creek Ridge Mary Edgerly Man Bloomfield Wesley Long VW. A. McCullough Richmon New Alexandria R. B T. R . Gruber J. H. Kirk J. E. Gault Eliza Hah Gasfield Mina Mary Long England Jewett Ge Vest Taylor Ghdothe White Beubestille High Schoo Long Harrisville Grange Bloomfield K. P. Mansfield Miss Richie Coshocton Emma Gault M. Simera Deane Hammond Frank Cookday A. P. Hammond Will Cookson Jasper Swickard Ed Oore W. Hervey Sue Magee Wellsburg W. Va Polen Unionport Velma Merryman Finch McHugh Smithfield Margaret C. Day J. C. Frazier Simpson Homestead Otto Masters Tracy Bell Cadiz R. D Walter Monnie Frazier S. T. Rowland Epworth League M. E Emmett Lucas H. W. Stewart Mary Copeland Martin's Ferry League J. W. Copeland Elesta i Seelevy Myrtle Jones Kewanee J. Li Copeland Frank Copeland James Dyson Janes Dennison Emmett Lakas McKinney Thompson J. C Parks Presbyterian Church Frank Wood A. Wood S& H. Armstrong Samuel Armstrong G. L. Blackburn Anna Croskey Kathryn Porter E. H. Maxwell Anna J. Cole Clara Tipton J. J. Tipton Wheeling C. F E L. C. Whitten Harry Marker Jennie Merryman Ed. Maxwell Morris Cope Wm. M. Cope Copeland Porter H. M. Stewart George Mather Reading Goldie Vere Allensworth Mary Alice Ell Tina Beile Hervey Elizabeth Mansfield the Seedling Stella Smith Paul Buchanan Allensworth Penna. R. R. Co James Thompson Samuel J. Bell Bates Homestead R. D. No Athey McCullough Samuel H. Ford Mildred Day Follawsbee Charles W. Dodds Mr. Dodds Kate Cole Grant Henderson Helen Forest Hall Jane Thompson Dr. Barkhurst Joshua W. Cole Sue Megrail Nancy Parks Mt. Moriah W. W. Rabe Columbus Kate Rabe Blackburn Ireland Ounita Myrtle Crabb J. Ross Hervey Samuel McCoy Thompson

East Springfield Grange forms 60 members plans June 20 meeting

Farmers at East Springfield organized a new Grange with 60 members and left the charter open for June 20. Wm A Johnson elected first master. Attending towns included Annapolis Bloomfield and New Alexandria. Pomona Grange event at New Alexandria featured the fifth degree and a grand supper.

Preaching Service at St James Church and Chapel Dedication

Green Lawn notes a preaching service at St James Episcopal Church this Sunday at 3 p.m. Several residents plan to attend the dedication of Weems Union Chapel on June 25. J. B. Mansfield of Cleveland visited home folks this week, with Mrs. Will Hoobler and Mrs. Jacob.

Green Lawn St James Episcopal Church Weems Union Chapel J. B. Mansfield Cleveland Will Hoobler Jacob

Unionport News Notes and Local Gatherings

Miss Blanche Maffit of Jewett visits relatives in Unionport as numerous local families attend a festival and Children’s Day exercises. Invitations issued for parties by Misses Ratzenberger and Polen, and visitors from Bloomingdale and Steubenville are noted. Local games see Unionport beat Annapolis. multiple church services and forthcoming festivals capped a busy week with guests from Steubenville, Mingo Junction, and Cadiz.

Rev W B Love Preaches In Bloomfield Church

In Bloomfield the Rev W B Love will preach at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning June 18 with the installation and ordination of new elders following. The evening service will feature children’s exercises in the stormy weather, with readings and a vocal duet amid praise for the workers and organist Kathryn Porter.

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G. A. R. Post Hohl Sue McKee Alvaretta Ruth Wilkinsburg John T. Crawford Hosterman Osage M. M. Swickard Capt. Pownell Salvation Army Theer Methodist Hougland Bishop Simpson U. P Presbyterian the Grange Anna Gille Thos. Hobson Cain Wm. A. Johnson Henry Gregg Lewis Elliott & Rittenhouse S. R. Kerr Floyd Miser Russell Johnson Roy Kerr Pomona Grange Jefferson County Liberty Grange No Liberty Grange Apdegraph Abnapolis Wittersville Pomona Pomona Grangers Blanche Maffit Marie Polen Mae and Maude Johnson Bloomingdale Pearl Polen Christian Church Jute Messrs Alva and Denzil Merryman Ratzen Lizzie Strayer W. Rainsberg Uhrichsville Isses Marie Velma Bryman Paul J. B. Maffit Martha Forrest Reedis Mills H. F. Burker Higen Martin Malvine Pauline Ratzenberger Methodist Church Mabel Reed Crafton G. W. Bower Maggie Polen Mae Allensworth O. H. Carman A. B. Johnson Russell Estella Reed Stahl James Stahl Hicksville Ball Boys Goldie Betts Prof Boyd Mt. Meriah Patterson Merryman Will Sakil Saena Braddock Ed. Rowland Rowland S. Rowland Marion Peterson Will Albaugh Neela McBane Lizzie Peterson F. B. Scott Reed's Mills Howard Dye Paul Fulton John Polen Walter Shields R. A. Kerr W. W. Gray Moundsville Carman Homestead Walter Mills Means R. D John Miller W. B. Love Love Oldland John Mather Wm. Starr Marion Tullis Ki Speer John Bell Eugene Hodbler Denzi Alva Merryman Fred Porter Blaine Simeral Johnson da Id Miller Owen Steuben- Ville R. W Owen Bloom Pail Buchanan Patterson Paul the Patterson Bhanaheld Hall Alice Gotschal Colliers, W Wate
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