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Newspaper

Steubenville Herald

Location

Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1915

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Ohio State Public Utilities Commission Khid

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