Personal notices fill city social calendar
Miss Jennie Carothers of Hollidays Cove visits the city on Thursday. The Junior Epworth League of Hamline Church plans a picnic at Stanton Park tomorrow. The Ladies Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans meets tomorrow night. Miss Winnie Evans of Follansbee visits Miss Mae Hale for commencement exercises. Several locals visit, travel, or attend college events, with multiple meetings and visits noted across Hamline parish, Worthington, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Carothers
Hollidays Cove
Epworth League
Hamline Church
Stanton Park
Ladies Auxiliary of
Sons of Veterans
Winnie Evans
Follansbee
Mae Hale
Bess Davis Thompson
Martin's Ferry
Martha Foreman
Samuel McAdoo
Toronto
Pittsburg
Cyrus Woodbury
Columbus
the Queen Insurance Co
Clyde Conn
Asbury College
Wilmore
John Conn
John Bishop
Eri
M. Lyons
George H. Miller
Adrian
Michigan
Frances H. Bird
Lakeland Florida
William Beerbower
North Fourth Street
Clara S. Lindsay
Los Angeles
Cal
Monongahela City
McKay
Miss Alexander
Young Woman's Association
Fairplay
Bishop Anderson
Fidel Smith
Hamline
D. F. Hervey
Logansport
Ind
Cleveland
Locomotive Engineers’ Convention
Loyal Daughters of the First Christian Church
Dan Travis
North Court St
Griffith
Stella Skaggs
Edith McLeish
Travis
Kings Daughters
D. J. Sinclair
G. B. LeVan
Ruby Moran
Wilda Morrow
Markle
R. L. Casey
C. J. McConnell
North Fourth
T. A. Hammond
Chas Steinrock
Kinsfolk
Hammond
Allentown
D. W. Beall
Richmond
John Poundstone
Ramsey Poundstone
Rich Snd
Frank Loeb
Sweat
J. Milliams
Steubenville
P. E. Brady
Helen Sulzbacher
Bess Matthias
Wheeling
Brady
Pauline Smith
Steubenville Social Notes Highlight Local Travel Visits
A long list of residents and guests share visits in Steubenville and surrounding towns. Absent or returning travelers include Mrs. Ross Thompson of Lawrence Kansas visiting A W Amos, Miss Rebecca Hawkins bound for Cincinnati, Miss Amelia Brantigan to Clarington Ohio, and several local families hosting relatives from Bel Air to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Thompson
Lawrence
Kansas
A. W. Amos
South Sixth Street
Rebecca Hawkins
Cincinnati
Amelia Brantigan
Clarington
Ohio
Ercy Harris
Menasha
Wis
Thomas Robert McCrystal
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
Elizabeth Meisraw
Bellaire
Sarah Compton
F. H. Nichols
Cleveland
Marjorie Catell
Mt. Pleasant
Marian E. Murphy
West Market Street
Theressa Miller
Conneaut
Ella B. Miller
North Fourth Street
Marian Murphy
State University
Athens
J. Wilbur Preston
Jennie MccRoy
Baltimore
Bel Air
Nettie McBride
Ohio State University
Columbus
George A. Dean
Cambridge Springs
Dean
Cyrus Shimer
McKim
Hollidays Cove
Pittsburg
J. W. Slates
Carrollton
Myron J. Meneska
Henry Bickse
Youngstown
Louise Paul
Sweat
City
J. C. Williams
Muskegon
Mich
Woman's Relief Corps
Mary Passavant
Ga.r
Mansfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the Sons of Veterans
Elizabeth Wallace
W. M. Lewis
Gerald
J. H. Penny
Ruth Elizabeth Penny
Covington
Port Clinton
Westminster Church
J. R. Kline
John Wannamaker
Webst
A. W. McDonald
Kirsey
Laban
Adams
W. H. Tipton
Alaska
Elizabeth Hill
Barkhurst
United States
Muldoon
Gulick
Carpenter
Etta Stark
Erskine
George Banfield
Follansbee
Steubenville
George Burrall
South Fourth Street
Wheeling
Charles Allen
Safe passage for Dr Dernbderg mocked by allies
A cryptic note claims Dr Dernbderg will be escorted home safely while allies mock the idea of wasting powder on him, signaling disdain or strategic ambiguity in current movements. The statement hints at covert or taunting tone amid cautious wartime posture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dernbderg
Iva Dunlap Marries J R Marsh At Home Wedding
A pretty wedding was held at the Dunlap home on June 2 as Miss Iva Dunlap and J R Marsh united in matrimony. Rev Chas Simpson officiated in a Methodist ring ceremony. Guests and family shared a three course dinner before the couple planned to reside at the Marsh homestead near Bloomingdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Dunlap
Miss Iva
J. R. Marsh
Chas. Simpson
Methodist Church
Marsh Homestead
Bloomingdale
James Myers
Annapolis
Gladys
Frank Copeland
Margaret
Gutsis
Real estate transfers list in Jefferson county
A dated record of numerous real estate transfers across Jefferson county towns including Bergholz Mingo City and New Trenton. Transactions involve buyers such as Joseph Grimes Elizabeth Mettenberger Hettie Miller and John J McAuliffe with diverse properties from lots and parts of additions to undivided halves and acreages. values range from $1.00 to $28 781 and include guardianships and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Grimes
William Grimes
Allen
Bergholz
Earle B. Tilton
Admr
Elizabeth i Mettenberger
S. Peeler
Mingo
William S. Mears
Mary M. Hill
Hettie Miller
John J. McAuliff
Frank Miller
John J. McAuliffe
Theodore F. Fletcher
W. E. Lawson
New Trenton
Jefferson County
Frederick Bartels
Spauldings
Emil A. Baechtold
Owen Keenan
McKee
Abraham Levine
Luigi Dellapennak
John Fisher
S._D
William H. Rine
John B. Rine
Oe Smith
New Alexandria
Anderson E. Thomas
Martha J. Thomas
Mt. Pleasant
Wm. Jackson
Daniel Isaac
W. J. Jackson
S. D. Warren
Mike
Isaac Martin
Mary J. Martin
A. Cross Crek
W. E. Smith
J. T. Cross
Long & Cunningham
Ist
Amsterdam
First
U. P. Church
Toronto
Smith Boswell
Metes
George H. Clark
Maude E. Clark
Simmons & Foster
Elizabeth A. Freshwater
Matthew S. Miller
S. Smith
Minerva J. Cline
A. Springfield Trop
Jeneva Gord
Dohrman T. Sinclair
Morris
Death of Rev. James Donehoo dies after illness
Rev. James de Quincey Donehoo dies May 29 at age fifty after months of illness. Educated at Washington and Jefferson College 1885 MA 1903 and Philadelphia Divinity School. ordained 1889. Served churches in Tarentum Freeport Marion Marshall Monroe La Steubenville Dallas Indianola Plaquemine New Orleans and Metairie Cemetery burial. Survived by wife two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Donehoo
James de Quincey Donehoo
Donehoo
Washington and Jefferson College
Philadelphia Divinity School
Whitehead
Tarentum
Freeport
St. Paul's Church
Marion
Ohio
Marshall
Trinity Church
Grace Church
Monroe
Steubenville
Church of the
Christ Church Cathedral
New Orleans
Metairie
William H. Russell Dies at Wellsville Home
William H. Russell died at his Riverside avenue home in Wellsville on Thursday June 10 1915 after several months illness aged 59. He formerly lived in Iron Dale and was a member of the M E church and I O O F lodge. He is survived by his sister Mary E Russell who lived with him. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at his late home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hughes
Dr. Montgomery
Cadiz
Anna Elliott
West Liberty
W. Va
Jessie Ekey
Kingsville
Mary Ekey
Thos. C. Helms
S. L. Ford
Richmond
James
Mildred Burton
Washington School
Mary Snyder
E. A. Shaw
Coldwater
Missouri
E. McCoy
North Third Street
Frederick
Rachel Price
Phylis Evans
J. C. M. Floyd
Shane
Miss Browning
Athens
State University
C. W. Stark
Harry Stark
Virginia Stark
Frank S. Grace
Toledo
United Commercial Travelers
Columbus
St. Marys of the Springs
Board of Education
High School
Smithfield
Ada Simeral
Bloomfield
Wheeling Intelligencer
J. T. Black
Helen Sulz- Lacher
Bridge
Mabel Steele
Beechwood Seminary
Miss Hilda
Hilda
New York
Mariel
Miller
Edith Shane
Philadelphia
Miss Klages
Hazel Brannagan
Klages
B. Frank Murphy
J. Frank Smith
Flower Mission
C. AM. Stoll
J. W. Preble
Wynona Love
Murphy
J. P. Stephens
M. L. Stephens
Mary Watt
G. A. Sires
FE. C. Linkart
Elmer
Richan
Gladden
Michael Cottman
Sinclair Avenue
A. T. Loggie
Wellsburg
Bethany College
Helen Loggie
Elizabeth Boyd
Smith's College
North Mampton
Mass
Dee Boyd
Linden Avenue
John Mansfield
Flint
Michigan
Jennie Daugherty
Mansfield
Steubenville
Mansfeld
Pittsburg
Seamahorn
South Fifth Street
Kreutzes
Beaver
Lottie Klages
Wayne Smith
North Seventh Street
W. T. A. Club
A. QO. Hi
Mary Cummins
James Parks
Sixth Avenue
Alan McLane
Lake Charles
Charles McLane
Chicago
A. E. McLane
A. M. Lyons
North Hampston
Smith College
Louise
South High Street
O. A. Bucy
Miss Bundy
Bucy
Georgia Herbst
Miss Chase
Mingo
Grant School
Ros Buchanan
Chase
Muriel Lee
Shadyside
Belmont County
Ohio
Marjorie Clement
Wheeling
Nicholas Stahl
Harold Jones
Middletown
Mary Kimble
Josephine
Orton Siggins
Aliie Hall
West Hickory
Henry Edwin Utter
Joseph Hall
William H. Russell
Riverside Avenue
Wellsville
Mr. Russell
Irondale
M. E. Church
Funeral services for Daniel Kin tosky at Lindsay Chapel
Daniel Kin tosky funeral services were held at Lindsay Chapel on Wednesday with round officiating and interment at Union Cemetery. Pallbearers included three members from the Eagles and three from the Moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Kintosky
Lindsay Chapel
Round
Union Cemetery
The
Eagles
Moose
Funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Fishel held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Jacob Fishel were held on Tuesday afternoon with Rev. G. P. Rowland officiating. Pallbearers included Cleve Fishel Oliver Fishel Samuel Fishel Fred Luscher William Ackerman and George Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Fishel
G. P. Rowland
Cleve
Oliver
Samuel Fishel
Fred Luscher
Wm. Ackerman
George Butler
Local Election Petitions Filed for City Offices
A list shows candidates petitioning the Board of Election for mayor auditors treasurer solicitor council president and ward seats. Republicans dominate key posts with several R nominees. Democrats also field rivals alongside a few mixed races. Names include Sween ey Olney Teaff and many others across mayoral council and school board races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Election
J. R. Sweeney
James A. Olney
R. W. Teaff
J. _eres
R. D. Selway
W. G. Herb
John J. Peterson
L. W. Ralston
W. C. McMasters
James P. Gavin
A. A Franzheim
Oh Barry
J. G. Wannenmacher
Chas
R. Wells
Cook
Spence Wallace
W. R. Boyd
L. W. Zimmerman
W. A. Shouse
H. S. Overly
D. Council
Wm. Mason
Herman Meyers
Edw. Wild
H. W. Blethrow
Peter Joyce
Frank Hawkins
Wilbur Workman
Tragic Yard Collision Claims Servian Settler
Melico Wuckovich, a latecomer to the Servian colony, was killed by a C P R R yard engine near the LaBelle Iron Works yards. He wandered onto the track after drinking, slept, and was run over at about 2 am. The coroner holds an inquest into the death. his mangled remains took nearly two hours to detach from the engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melico Wuckovich
LaBelle Iron Works
Wuckovich
Father of boy boxer Tully dead by poison in Pittsburg
John Tully 43 committed suicide at his Manion street home after grief over his son Special Delivery Tullys death from a blow in a Central Rink boxing match. He had urged his son to quit boxing. He fetched acid from a drug store, drank it, and died before a physician could help. He moved his son's body to Pittsburg for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tully
Tully
Banty Sharp
Central Rink
Manion Street
Pittsburg
Steubenville
Paint accident verdict in Rogers versus Steubenville Bridge
Elizabeth Rogers sued the Steubenville Bridge Company in Brooke county circuit court at Wellsburg seeking 25 damages. A jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff after a street car crossing the bridge struck a bucket of paint suspended near the top, ruining clothing of three people during the bridge painting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rogers
Steubenville Bridge Company
Brooke County
Wellsburg
Way of Teachers Plans For Summer Study
The school year closed with many teachers detailing summer plans. Many will attend Kent Normal and Ypsilanti Normal schools, others head to Ohio, Michigan, California, and western states to study or take jobs. Some will marry or relocate. several named locations and institutions include Pittsburg, Lake Erie, University of Chicago, and Kent Normal School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Kreye
Lyda
Sharp
Bess Odell
Kent Normal School
Bess Young
Ypsilanti
Normal School
Edna Buchhagen
Lake Erie
Ella Schlupe
Millersburg Normal School
Carrie Feisley
California
Margaret Herb
Akron
Springfield Lake
Margaret O’brien
Wellsville
Cora
Mary Thornburg
Gertrude
Elizabeth James
Pittsburg
Naomi Dossett
Lillian Wilson
Ethel Ahrendts
Jennies Rothstein
Mae W. Chase
Mingo
Ross Buchanan
Pearl Parsons
Anna Rutherford
Washington
Lucile Bates
Ypsilanti Normal School
Mary A. Swearingen
Lulu Muhrlmann
Wooster Normal School
C. W Holt
University of Chicago
On the Lakes
E. P. Stonebraker
Quebec
Helen Wolcott
St. Johns
Mich
H. W. Graffius
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
O. J. Glaubitz
Plymouth
Wis
Della Lawrence
Washington City
Mrs. Ricketts
Zanesville
M. K
Frances Smith
Lakeside
Florence ‘Thompson
Leah Stone
Jeanette
Ethel Swickard
Osage
Jefferson County
Minnie Gandy
Elizabeth J. Hakill
Athens
Odessa Vankirk
Racine
Mallie Clemmars
Chicago
Mary Spencer
Helen Spencer
Raw View
Marie Markle
Fay Calderhead
Carrie Cramblett
New Athens
Ferne McKnight
New Cumberland
Mingo auto overturns on North Commercial road
A Steubenville Mingo jitney overturned on a steep grade near Leslie McKay's home about 6 30 last night. Two Steubenville passengers escaped with scratches. the driver also uninjured. The car owned by Mr Haggerty of Steubenville skidded on the bad road conditions after the main highway closed, prompting use of the old McLister avenue route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Sten¢nville
McLister Avenue
Wilson Avenue
Commercial
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Forrest H. Hill
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Win
Buzza
Brothrhood
Ladies Aid Society
Carl Huffman
Brewster Shops
Mingo
Round House
Edwin
M. D. Huffman
Esther
Bethany
Wheeling and Lake Erie
William Batsch
Marshal Ben Batsch
Bethany College
Dick Guy
Pitttsburg
Pittsburg
Lucille Hill
Ruth Rockey
Forney Everson
Street
North Commercial Stret
North Commercial Street
Edward Fitcen
John Jgies
Knights of Pythias
Zanesville
Ben Batsch
William
Old fashioned man flips stance on war with Germany
A traditional figure reevaluates policy toward Germany, now deeming escalation with Mexico and war unlikely. The remark hints at a cautious pivot in foreign posture and opposition to a broader conflict with Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Waft
Germany
Edison’s telescribe to revolutionize interviewing politicians
A note praises the telescribe as a tool to make the telephone a powerful instrument for interviewing politicians who habitually deny their statements. The piece emphasizes innovation and the potential clarity in political discourse.
Tutement Confessed Judgment in Schmidt Case
Confessed judgment for 252 dollars and 50 cents filed in the case of Tacob Chapman versus J. H. Schmidt et al with Paisier serving as attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacob Chapman
J. H. Schmidt
Paisier
Lawler's Court Fines Youth for Horse Cruelty and Threats
L. K. Johnston, colored, fined five dollars plus costs for cruelty to a horse. Charles Hurley arrested for threats to kill Charles Grenberg, a grocer at Alikanna, who has been pestered to death by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawler’s Court
L. K. Johnston
Charles Hurley
Charles Grenberg
Alikanna
Children killed on Ohio railroads in May report
The state public utilities commission states fourteen youths under eighteen died on Ohio railroads during May. Thirteen were trespassers. Two boys died while sleeping on tracks. others were fatally hurt while riding trains. A two year old wandered onto the tracks and was struck by a passenger train. a girl caught her foot in a cattle guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
State Public Utilities Commission
Khid
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